Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: fashionable / casual., Fashionable clothes are modern and stylish; casual clothes are relaxed and not formal., Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: balcony / staircase., A balcony is a small platform outside a window on an upper floor; a staircase is the stairs inside a building., Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: savoury / bitter., Savoury food is salty, not sweet (crisps, nuts); bitter food has a sharp, unpleasant taste (coffee)., Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: rude / polite., A rude person has bad manners; a polite person has good manners., Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: sleeping bag / torch., You sleep in a sleeping bag; you use a torch to see in the dark., Explain the 2 words into Ukrainian and write one sentence with both of them: charge / switch off., You charge a phone to fill its battery; you switch off a phone to stop it working., Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Якщо завтра буде дощ, ми залишимося вдома., If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home., Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Вона, мабуть, хвора, бо не прийшла на урок., She must be ill because she didn't come to the lesson. (may be / might be are also possible), Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Якби в мене була машина, я б приїхав до тебе сьогодні ввечері., If I had a car, I would come to you tonight., Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Коли я прийшов на вокзал, поїзд уже поїхав., When I got to the station, the train had already left., Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Я взяв павербанк, щоб зарядити телефон., I took a portable charger to charge my phone. (or: so that I could charge my phone), Translate the sentence from Ukrainian into English: Тобі слід розповісти вчителю про це., You should tell the teacher about it. (or: You ought to tell the teacher about it.), Fill in the gap with a word from the box: I don't drink ___ coffee. Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, much, Fill in the gap with a word from the box: There are only ___ vegetables in the fridge, so let's buy more. Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, a few, Fill in the gap with a word from the box: Don't eat ___ chocolate or you'll feel ill. Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, too much, Fill in the gap with a word from the box: Do you have ___ money to buy a flat? Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, enough, Fill in the gap with a word from the box: Take a torch ___ you can see in the dark. Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, so, Fill in the gap with a word from the box: I'm going to the shop ___ buy some bread. Box: much / many / a few / a little / too much / enough / to / so / for, to, Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb: If you (heat) ice, it (melt)., heat, melts, Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs: If it (be) sunny tomorrow, we (go) to the beach., is, will go, Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs: If I (have) more money, I (buy) a detached house., had, would buy, Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb: By the time we arrived, the film (already / start)., had already started, Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb: I (not / be able to) swim until I was eight., wasn't able to (or: couldn't), Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb: She (might / not / be) here tomorrow., might not be, Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): If I was you, I would call the police., If I was you → If I were you, I would call the police., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): She might to be late tomorrow., might to be → She might be late tomorrow., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): If I will see him, I will tell him., If I will see him → If I see him, I will tell him., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): I don't eat many sugar., many sugar → I don't eat much sugar., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): When we arrived, the film already started., already started → When we arrived, the film had already started., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): You should to report him to the manager., should to report → You should report him to the manager., Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): We can all help, can we?, can we → We can all help, can't we?, Correct the mistake (one mistake in the sentence): I will can speak French next year., will can → I will be able to speak French next year., Answer the question with a full sentence: What would you do if you won an award?, Your answer., Answer the question with a full sentence: What will you do if it rains at the weekend?, Your answer., Answer the question with a full sentence: What should you do if you see someone dropping litter?, Your answer., Answer the question with a full sentence: What do you take with you when you go camping, and why?, Your answer., Answer the question with a full sentence: What had you done by the time you were eighteen?, Your answer., Answer the question with a full sentence: What can't you do now, but hope to be able to do in the future?, Your answer., Make a correct question tag: There are many wild elephants left, ________?, aren't there, Make a correct question tag: You don't think governments do enough, ______ ?, do you, Make a correct question tag: That has made life difficult, _____ ?, hasn't it

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