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Dead Sea Project IV Unit 7 Lesson 1 Exercise: Grammar – Countable and uncountable nouns Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:17 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: potato COUNTABLE rice UNCOUNTABLE apple COUNTABLE pasta UNCOUNTABLE milk UNCOUNTABLE carrot COUNTABLE beef UNCOUNTABLE mushroom COUNTABLE

Exercise: Grammar – some / any Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:18 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: We need some oil. We don't have any oil. We have some milk. We don't need any milk. We don't have any tomatoes. We need some tomatoes. There aren't any apples. We need some apples. Do we have any rice? Is there any rice? Are there any oranges? Do we have any oranges? Do you sell soy sauce? Do you have any soy sauce? There isn't any flour. We need some flour.

Exercise: Grammar – some / any Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:23 pm

7 / 9 points (77%)

Details: Example: There's some pasta in the cabinet. There isn't any pasta in the cabinet. I bought some tomatoes in the market. I didn't buy any tomatoes in the market. There weren't any snacks at the party. There were some snacks at the party. There's a fly in your soup. There aren't any fly in your soup (any flies in your soup). I didn't eat any meat yesterday. I ate some meat yesterday. You need carrots to cook a Spanish omelette. You don't need any carrots to cook a Spanish omelette. We don't have any olive oil. We need to buy some. We have some olive oil. We don't need to buy any. We ordered some pasta at the Italian restaurant. We didn't order any pasta at the Italian restaurant. I didn't have any coffee for breakfast this morning. I had some coffe for breakfast this morning (some coffee for breakfast this morning).

Exercise: Vocabulary – Food Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:29 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: Let's have a sandwich and chips for lunch. Would you like some apple juice? Chicken tikka masala is an Indian dish. People in Thailand use coconut milk to make curries. You need bread and butter to make a sandwich. Some people like milk in their coffee. Tomatoes are a red fruit. Food usually tastes better with a bit of salt and pepper on it.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Food Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:33 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: bananas zucchini carrots flour onions greenbeans pasta chicken

Unit 7 Lesson 2 Exercise: Grammar – a lot of|much|many; too much|too many Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:44 pm

14 / 16 points (87%)

Details: How many people are there in Nigeria? about 175 million How many days are there in August? 31 How much ice cream do Americans eat each year? about 26 gallons per person How much is a gallon of gasoline in Venezuela? about $1.10 (about $0.01) How many minutes are there in a year? 525,600 How much of our body is water? about 65% How many stars are there in the Milky Way? between 100 and 400 billion How many pages are there in your American Jetstream textbook? 120 (160)

Exercise: Grammar – a lot of|much|many; too much|too many Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:46 pm

9 / 9 points (100%)

Details: I eat too much chocolate. I just can't stop! I studied for the exam, but I don't remember much. Do you eat any fruit? We don't have a lot of gas. We need to find a gas station and get some. I don't have much money in my wallet. There were too many people on the beach. It was so crowded! There aren't many students in the class. I don't eat any meat. I'm vegetarian.

Exercise: Reading – The history of pizza (1) Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 10:52 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: There are many varieties of pizza, but some people believe that the name of this dish originates from the Greek pita (or pektos in Ancient Greek, meaning solid). The Ancient Greeks put oils, herbs, and cheese on top of their bread. Centuries later, the Romans created their own version of early pizza. The main ingredients were wheat flour for the bread, and cheese, honey, and bay leaves as seasoning. However, the Italians took the recipe from the Greeks – not the Romans – and added tomato as one of the main toppings. A popular legend says that baker Raffaele Esposito made the first modern pizza in Naples in 1889. He cooked three different varieties of pizza in honor of Queen Margherita. One of these pizzas had the colors of the Italian flag: red (tomato), green (basil), and white (mozzarella cheese). Queen Margherita loved it. And that is how Margherita pizza was born. Is this story fact or fiction? We don't really know. But one thing is certain: the modern pizza was first made in Naples. When World War II finished, American soldiers who lived in Italy during the war came back home. They missed this dish and created a demand. As a result, many pizza restaurants opened in the US. Nowadays, people enjoy pizzas all over the world. They come with many types of toppings, and their crusts can be thin or thick, as with the typical pan pizza or the Chicago-style pizza.

Exercise: Reading – The history of pizza (2) Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 11:03 pm

2 / 10 points (20%)

Details: nowadays now crust think (the bottom and edge of the pizza) hard the main ingredients in a pizza (meats, peppers, olives, etc.) (solid) fiction wanted to have more of something that wasn't available (not true) believe the bottom and edge of the pizza (think) wheat solid (a type of cereal) main a type of cereal (most important) toppings most important (the main ingredients in a pizza (meats, peppers, olives, etc.)) missed not true (wanted to have more of something that wasn't available) seasoning herbs and spices that give a lot of flavor to a dish

Exercise: Vocabulary – Food and drink Timestamp: 2018-04-09, 11:10 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: CHIPS HAMBURGER COOKIES CHOCOLATE CAKE

Unit 7 Lesson 3

Details: A A table for two, please. B Here you are. (B Certainly, miss. Come this way, please.) A Can we have the menu, please? B Are you ready to order? (B Here you are.) A Yes, please. I want a tomato soup as an appetizer. (B Are you ready to order?) C A tomato soup for me, too, please. (A Yes, please. I want a tomato soup as an appetizer.) B And for the main course? (C A tomato soup for me, too, please.) A We'd like the lamb curry and the vegetable lasagne. (B And for the main course?) B Certainly, miss. Come this way, please. (A We'd like the lamb curry and the vegetable lasagne.)

Exercise: Dialogue – Ordering food in a restaurant Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:38 pm

2 / 5 points (40%)

Details: 7:30 Can we have the check, please? (A table for two, please.) 7:31 A table for two, please. (Come this way, please.) 7:32 Can we have the menu, please? 7:40 Are you ready to order? 8:45 Come this way, please. (Can we have the check, please?)

Exercise: Grammar – How often...? Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:40 pm

1 / 7 points (14%)

Details: Example: She eats fast food three times a month. She eats in expensive restaurants two times a month (twice a year). She has fruit one a month (twice a day). She has friends for dinner two times a week (once a week). She eats meat everidays (four times a week). She eats fish two times a week. She bakes a cake two times a week (once a month). She buys food at the supermarket one a week (three times a month).

Exercise: Listening – Three national dishes (1) Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:45 pm

1 / 6 points (16%)

Details: Nasi goreng is a typical dish from China. Nasi goreng is a tpical dish from Indonesia (is a typical dish from Indonesia). People usually have nasi goreng with cucumber and boiled potatoes. People usually have nasi goreng with cucumber and hight boiled eggs (cucumber and hardboiled eggs). An Irish breakfast is ideal for a Monday or a Tuesday. An Irish breakfast is ideal for a ssunday morning or early afternoon (for a Saturday or a Sunday). Irish singers needed lots of calories because they worked very hard. Irish farmers needed lots of calories because they worked very hard. Feijoada is a popular dish from Mexico. Feijoada is a popular dish from Brasil (from Brazil). The word “feijoada” comes from the Portuguese word for “meat”. The word “feijoada” comes from the portuguese word for "been" (the Portuguese word for “bean”).

Exercise: Listening – Three national dishes (2) Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:52 pm

5 / 11 points (45%)

Details: The main ingredients for nasi goreng are fried rice, chiken (chicken), prawns, fish sauce, and lots of chilli peppers. A typical Irish breakfast has Irish sausage, fried baken (bacon), black pudding, a fried da (egg), a vegetable roll, baked beans, fried mushrooms, fried mush (tomatoes), brown bread, and a cup of tea. When you cook feijoada, you put all this ingredients (beans), pork, and beef into a big suspend (saucepan).

Exercise: Vocabulary – Food and drink Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:53 pm

5 / 6 points (83%)

Details: a piece of water a slice of milk a can of cheese a bowl (a carton) of cereal a jar of soda a cup of bread

Exercise: Vocabulary – Food and drink Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:55 pm

3 / 9 points (33%)

Details: a box (a carton) of juice a glass of water a bottle of water

a slice of bread can (a can) of soda a slice (a jar) of honey a bowl of soup (of cereal) a piece of bread (of cheese) a cup of coffe (of coffee)

Exercise: Vocabulary – Cooking Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:59 pm

5 / 8 points (62%)

Details: You fry fish in a frying pan. You roast chicken in the oven. You serve food in a dish. You boil potatoes to your fries. (in a saucepan.) You chop carrots with a knife. You add salt from a mug. (to your fries.) You use flour and sugar to bake a cake. You drink your coffee in a saucepan. (from a mug.)

Unit 8 Lesson 1 Deadline:

2018-05-01, 11:59 pm

34 / 54 points (62%) Exercise: Grammar – can / can't Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:04 pm

8 / 10 points (80%)

Details: Stacey / play a musical instrument? Can Stacey play a musical inistrument (Can Stacey play a musical instrument)? Yes, she can. Stacey / dance? Can Stacey dance? No, she can't. Luke / play a musical instrument? Can Luke play a musical instrument? No, he can't. Luke / dance? Can Luke dance? Yes, he can. Stacey and Luke / sing well? Can Stacey and Luke sing well? Yes, They can (they can).

Exercise: Grammar – can / can't Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:09 pm

10 / 10 points (100%)

Details:

“U can't touch this” – (MC Hammer) “Can I have a kiss?” – (Kelly Clarkson) “I can't stop loving you” – (Ray Charles) “Can you feel the love tonight?” – (Elton John) “Can't buy me love” – (The Beatles) “Just can't get enough” – (Depeche Mode) “Baby can I hold you” – (Tracy Chapman) “Because we can” – (Bon Jovi) “I can't dance” – (Genesis) “We can work it out” – (The Beatles)

Exercise: Grammar – be good at / be interested in Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:13 pm

3 / 7 points (42%)

Details: good at He's good at speaking languages.

interested in They're good at speaking (interested in learning) languages.

good at He's good at playing piano (good at playing the piano).

good at She's good at singing (good at acting).

good at They're good at dancing.

good at He's good at playing chess.

good at They're good at cooking.

interested in They're interested in traveling around europe (interested in traveling).

Exercise: Reading – The man who ate a plane (1) Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:19 pm

4 / 4 points (100%)

Details: People in France called Mr. Lotito “Monsieur Mangetout” because he had the ability to eat … many different unusual things. Mr. Lotito's method for eating objects was to … break big objects into small pieces.

Mr. Lotito ate a robot … after he left the hospital. Mr. Lotito … ate nearly ten tons of metal during his life.

Exercise: Reading – The man who ate a plane (2) Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:23 pm

4 / 8 points (50%)

Details: Write four types of material that Mr. Lotito ate. He ate bicycles (glass), shopping cars (metal), televisions (plastic), beds (rubber). How long did it take Mr. Lotito to eat a plane? It took him two years to eat a plane. What two things did Mr. Lotito not eat? He didn't eat bananas and boiled eggs. How old was Mr. Lotito when he died? He was 57 years old.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Languages Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:25 pm

0 / 8 points (0%)

Details: russian (Russian) portuguese (Portuguese) chinese (Chinese) italian (Italian) spanish (Spanish) turkish (Turkish) japanese (Japanese) greek (Greek)

Exercise: Vocabulary – Languages Timestamp: 2018-05-01, 11:30 pm

5 / 7 points (71%)

Details: T'estimo. Catalan Ti amo. Italian Te amo. Spanish Eu te amo. Portuguese Ich liebe dich. German Ayor anosh'ni. Bulgarian (Navaho) Obicham te. Navaho (Bulgarian)

Unit 8 Lesson 2 Exercise: Grammar – want to / would like to / need to Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 10:29 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: We'd like a table for two, please. restaurant You need to do your homework first and then you can watch TV if you want. parent and child Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat? airport You're late for work again. Come this way. I need to speak to you. office I want a one-way ticket to Montreal station, please. train station Do you want a queen or a twin room? hotel I'd like the red shirt, please. clothing store I need to go to the bathroom, Miss. Classroom

Exercise: Listening – Playing a game (1) Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 10:37 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: You need to write the name of a famous person to play this game. TRUE Julia wrote William Shakespeare on her piece of paper. FALSE You can't ask any questions in this game. FALSE Julia says that the man on her piece of paper was born in Paris. FALSE Karl says that his person has a yellow face and blue hair. TRUE

Exercise: Listening – Playing a game (2) Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 10:47 pm

7 / 8 points (87%)

Details:

SIMONA Let's play a game. The first thing we need is paper. Do we have any? KARL

Yes, we do.

SIMONA Can I have some? KARL

Here you go.

SIMONA Thanks. Here's a piece of paper for you, Julia; another piece of paper for you, Karl; and another one for me. Now you need to write down the name of a famous person on your paper. He or she can be living or not living. You can write William Shakespeare or Rihanna, for example. KARL

OK, I'm ready.

JULIA

I'm ready, too.

SIMONA So Julia. You start. You need to describe the man or the woman but don't say the name. We ask you questions and you answer. KARL

Is it a man or a woman?

JULIA

A man. He was French.

SIMONA So he's not alive. JULIA

No, he isn't. He was born in Corsica. He liked play (playing) chess. He was a military leader.

KARL

Napoleon Bonaparte!

JULIA

Well done, Karl.

KARL

My turn now.

JULIA

He or she?

KARL

She.

SIMONA Dead or alive?

KARL

Well, she's not a real person. She comes from an American cartoon on television. She has a yellow face and wears a green dress with a red necklace. And her hair is blue.

JULIA

I have no idea.

KARL

OK her husband's name is Homer.

SIMONA I know now. Marge Simpson. KARL

Correct!

Exercise: Vocabulary – Personality adjectives Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 10:50 pm

0 / 5 points (0%)

Details: CLEVER (talented) TALENT (careful) CAREFUL (clever) DANCE (lively) NERVOUS (nervous)

Exercise: Vocabulary – Personality adjectives Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:17 pm

6 / 8 points (75%)

Details: IT (CONFIDENT) NERVOUS E (CLEVER) SERIOUS AMBITIOUS LIVELY TALENTED CAREFUL

Unit 8 Lesson 3 Deadline:

2018-05-15, 11:59 pm

40 / 48 points (83%) Exercise: Dialogue – Asking for, giving, and refusing permission Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:22 pm

7 / 7 points (100%)

Details: A Mom, can I watch a movie on TV this evening? B No, you haven’t finished your homework. A Well, can I use Dad’s computer to surf the internet? B No, he’s working on it right now. A And can I play soccer with Dave and Joe tomorrow? B Not until you’ve helped me with the shopping. A Can I go out with Nadia tomorrow night? B Yes, of course you can. A And can I wear my new shirt? B Yes, I’ve just washed it. A And can I borrow the car? B Certainly not! You crashed it last time! A Well, can I have some money for the bus, then?

Exercise: Dialogue – Asking for, giving, and refusing permission Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:27 pm

6 / 8 points (75%)

Details: Can I wear your dress? Yes, you can, but you need to wash it. Can I see you for a second? Why? What did I do? Can we have the bill, please? Sure. Here you are. Can I use your phone? I'm afraid you can't. The battery is dead. Can I have a break now? Of course you can. See you tomorrow. (Yes, you can. But be back at 12:30, please.) Can I play some music? Yes, but not too loud! Can I borrow some money? OK. How much do you need? Can I go now? Yes, you can. But be back at 12:30, please. (Of course you can. See you tomorrow.)

Exercise: Grammar – Adverbs of manner Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:34 pm

3 / 9 points (33%)

Details: happy

(happily)

beautiful (beautifully) bad

(badly)

careful

(carefully)

sad

(sadly)

quick

quickly

angry

very (angrily)

slow

slowly

good

well

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the face Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:35 pm

9 / 9 points (100%)

Details: hair - hair face - face nose - nose mouth - mouth chin - chin head - head eyebrow - eyebrow ear - ear eye - eye

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the body Timestamp: 2018-05-15, 11:40 pm

15 / 15 points (100%)

Details: head - head neck - neck shoulder - shoulder arm - arm elbow - elbow wrist - wrist hand - hand finger - finger

stomach - stomach leg - leg foot - foot knee - knee ankle - ankle toe - toe back - back

Unit 9 Lesson 1

Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:41 pm

11 / 12 points (91%)

Details: work working win

winning

tell

telling

write writing live

living

put

putting

drink drinking lie

lyieng (lying)

travel traveling study studying watch watching

play

playing

Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:40 pm

11 / 12 points (91%)

Details: He is living with his parents at the moment because he can't find a job. She's a journalist and she is writing an article about the financial crisis in Europe now. Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics are playing now. The Celtics is winning (are winning) by 8 points. ...and it's a penalty for United. Rooney is putting the ball on the penalty spot now ... Sorry, I can't see you now. I am working at the office. I can't hear you well. I am traveling on the train and the signal is bad. A Where are you? B I'm at home. I am drinking a coffee and I am watching a movie on TV. And you? A I'm at home, too. I am studying for tomorrow's exam. A Do you think the President is telling the truth? B I don't think so. I think he is lying.

Exercise: Listening – Clothes and shoes (1) Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:44 pm

1 / 3 points (33%)

Details: Conversation 1 In an office (In a store) Conversation 2 In the street Conversation 3 In a store (In an office)

Exercise: Listening – Clothes and shoes (2) Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:46 pm

3 / 3 points (100%)

Details: One of the speakers wanted to buy a pair of tennis shoes. CONVERSATION 1 One of the speakers talks about boots and shoes. CONVERSATION 2 One of the speakers talks about things you can wear on different days. CONVERSATION 3

Exercise: Vocabulary – Weather Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:46 pm

13 / 13 points (100%)

Details: It's w a r m. It's h o t. It's c l o u d y. It's r a i n i n g. It's c o l d. It's s u n n y.

It's w i n d y. It's w e t. It's s n o w i n g.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Weather Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:49 pm

5 / 7 points (71%)

Details: It's windy in Buenos Aires. It's hot in Kinshasa. It's warm (cold) in Moscow. It's cool (snowing) in Washington, DC. It's cloudy in Manila. It's sunny in Canberra. It's raining in Rabat.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Clothes Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:53 pm

14 / 15 points (93%)

Details: hat skirt belt shoes

flip-flops shorts shirt

jeans boots jacket

scarf gloves sweater leggings jeans (leggings)

Exercise: Vocabulary – Clothes Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:55 pm

7 / 8 points (87%)

Details: You wear this on your head. baseball cap You wear this when it’s very cold. scarf Sometimes you need this for your jeans. belt You wear these on your hands. gloves You wear these on the beach. flip-flops You wear this on top of a T-shirt. leggings (sweater) They go well with suits. ties You wear them on your feet. shoes

Unit 9 Lesson 2 Exercise: Grammar – State verbs Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 04:56 pm

4 / 4 points (100%)

Details: understand bread see a language hear gymnastics taste a noise

Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous vs. present simple Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 05:05 pm

7 / 8 points (87%)

Details: Lucy studies very hard this month. She needs to pass her final exams. Lucy is studying very ward this month. She needs to pass her final exams (is studying very hard this month. She needs to pass her final exams). Hyperpolyglots are speaking a lot of languages. Hyperpolyglots speak a lot of languages. He usually has a burger and fries on Fridays, but today he has lasagne. He usually has a burger and fries on Fridays, but today he is having lasagne. Who are you? I'm not knowing you. Who are you? I do not know you. I have a drink at the moment. I am having a drink at the moment. They're police officers, but they aren't wearing their uniforms now because they don't work. They're police officers, but they aren't wearing their uniforms now because they aren't working. Teachers in Japan work very long hours, but they are often earning good salaries. Teachers in Japan work very long hours, but they often earn good salaries. Don't forget to take your umbrella with you. It rains. Don't forget to take your umbrella with you. It is raining.

Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous vs. present simple Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 05:11 pm

7 / 9 points (77%)

Details: Hi Gavin, How are you? I am writing (write) this short email from a cybercafé to tell you that we are doing (do) fine here in New York. There's internet connection in the hotel, but it's expensive. Lucy and I have (are having) (have) a great time here, but the weather's not so good. In fact,

I am looking (look) out the windows right now and it is snowing (snow)! We usually have (have) meals at a restaurant across the road from the hotel, but today we are going (go) to an Italian restaurant on 5th Avenue. They make (make) the best pizzas in town! Do you work (Are you working) (work) on your new project? Don't work too hard! See you next week. Best, Brian

Exercise: Grammar – State verbs Timestamp: 2018-06-04, 05:22 pm

5 / 8 points (62%)

Details: A Do you know Robinson Crusoe? B Of course I do. I love that book. I read it every summer. A I hate this weather. I can't wait for the summer. B Yeah. I'm tired of wearing gloves, sweaters, and jackets. A Would you taste (like) a cold drink? B That sounds great. A soda with ice, please. A Here's my essay on what I did this weekend, Ms. Willis. B Thanks, Gerard. It looks interesting. A This soup likes (tastes) delicious. B I know. I used fresh vegetables from the garden. A I don't believe in marriage. B I do. Did you know that married men live longer? A You're not watching TV? How strange! B Well, I broke my glasses this morning and I can't see anything without them. A I don't undestand (understand) this word. B Look it up in the dictionary, then.

Unit 9 Lesson 3 xercise: Dialogue – Shopping and talking about clothes Timestamp: 2018-06-13, 06:46 pm

0 / 9 points (0%)

Details: A Do you need any help? B Yes, please. I'm looking for a pair of jeans. A Sure. The dressing room's over there. (A What size are you?) B Thank you. Can I try them on? (B I think I'm a size 34.) A What size are you? (A Here you are, sir. This is your size.) B I think I'm a size 34. (B Thank you. Can I try them on?) A Here you are, sir. This is your size. (A Sure. The dressing room's over there.) A Are you paying by credit card or cash? B Credit card, please.

Exercise: Dialogue – Shopping and talking about clothes Timestamp: 2018-06-13, 06:49 pm

9 / 10 points (90%)

Details: Do you need any help? Do you have this shirt in medium? What size are you? Can I try this shirt on? How much are the jeans? Where's the dressing room? Are you paying by credit card or cash? I'm just looking, thank you. I'll take them. Look at the price ticket (tag).

Exercise: Grammar – have to Timestamp: 2018-06-13, 06:52 pm

4 / 8 points (50%)

Details: Example: wear a uniform

Police officers have to wear a uniform.

go to school on Sunday Children don't have to go school on sunday (don't have to go to school on Sunday). enjoy working with children

Elementary school teachers have to entjoy working with children (have to enjoy working with children).

serve food and drinks on a plane

Pilots have to serve food and drinks on a plane (don't have to serve food and drinks on a plane).

water the plants

A gardener has to water the plants.

use a computer

A journalist has to use a computer.

know how to read music

A nurse doesn't have to know how to read music.

have a driver's license

Taxi drivers has to have a driver's license (have to have a driver's license).

have a degree in medicine

A doctor has to have a degree in medicine.

Exercise: Grammar – have to Timestamp: 2018-06-13, 06:59 pm

0 / 4 points (0%)

Details: It's Saturday early. I don't have to get up. (I don't have to get up early. It's Saturday.) "Do you have to pay for my shopping bag?" "No, I don't." ("Do I have to pay for my shopping bag?" "No, you don't.") I have to go to at the airport at ten. now I have be. (I have to be at the airport at ten. I have to go now.) a "Does secretary have to use a computer?" "Yes, she does." ("Does a secretary have to use a computer?" "Yes, she does.")

Exercise: Reading – Odd jobs (1)

0 / 5 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Reading – Odd jobs (2)

0 / 7 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Vocabulary – Clothes

0 / 12 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Vocabulary – Clothes

0 / 7 points (0%)

Not done

Unit 10 Lesson 1 Exercise: Grammar – going to Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:07 pm

6 / 6 points (100%)

Details: Tom is going to wash the car. Tom is going to go shopping. Tom and Joanna aren't going to have dinner together. Tom is going to put some gas in the car. Tom and Joanna are going to go to the movies. Tom isn't going to buy tickets for the Bruno Mars concert.

Exercise: Grammar – going to Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:12 pm

9 / 9 points (100%)

Details: A Where are you going to go (go) for your summer vacation? B To Cabo San Lucas. A Who are you going to travel (travel) with? B With my girlfriend. A And what are you going to do (do) there? B Oh, there are lots of things to do and see there. We are going to go (go) to the beach every day and we are going to see (see) the sights. A Are you going to rent (rent) a car? B Yes, we are. They aren't very expensive to rent. A When are you going to travel (travel)? B On August 7th. A How long are you going to stay (stay)?

B Just one week. A Are you going to speak (speak) Spanish there? B No, I'm not. I don't speak it, but my girlfriend does. A Have a great time. B Thanks.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Health and fitness Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:15 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: You always dance salsa on a mat. FALSE If you join a gym, you can do weight lifting there. TRUE You can climb or skip with a rope. TRUE You can do yoga on a mat. TRUE Both karate and Pilates are martial arts. FALSE Exercise bikes don't move. TRUE You always use a ball for weight lifting. FALSE You can dive into the ocean or into the swimming pool. TRUE

Exercise: Vocabulary – Health and fitness Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:21 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: mirror - mirror weights - weights mat - mat machine - machine ball - ball

Unit 10 Lesson 2 Exercise: Grammar – Comparatives Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:23 pm

10 / 10 points (100%)

Details: Athens is hotter (hot) than Helsinki. Sweden is larger (large) than Norway. Iceland is colder (cold) than Jamaica. Skiing is more dangerous (dangerous) than playing golf. The subway is quicker (quick) than the bus. Eating a lot of candy is worse (bad) for your health than eating a lot of fruit. Cats are more popular (popular) pets than dogs. Horses are more intelligent (intelligent) than cows. Dogs can run faster (fast) than humans. English is easier (easy) to learn than Hungarian.

Exercise: Grammar – Comparatives Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:26 pm

10 / 10 points (100%)

Details: Which river is longer (long)? Which country is more populated (populated)? Which is farther (far)? Which animal is usually heavier (heavy)? Which mountain is higher (high)? Which city is more polluted (polluted)? Who's older (old)? Who's younger (young)? Which is better (good) for back pain? Which is more expensive (expensive)?

Exercise: Grammar – Comparatives Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:27 pm

10 / 10 points (100%)

Details: Which river is longer?

the Mississippi

Which country is more populated? the Philippines Which is further / farther?

Los Angeles to New York

Which animal is usually heavier?

a bull

Which mountain is higher?

Mont Blanc

Which city is more polluted?

Delhi

Who's older?

Paul McCartney

Who's younger?

Rihanna

Which is better for back pain?

Pilates

Which is more expensive?

platinum

Exercise: Listening – New Year's resolutions (1) Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:30 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: things you want to change in your life CORRECT a promise to yourself CORRECT an English festival INCORRECT a decision you make CORRECT a new form of exercise INCORRECT

Exercise: Listening – New Year's resolutions (2) Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:30 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: The teacher sees the class after the winter break. TRUE The teacher wants to be thinner. TRUE Daniel is going to listen to English songs. FALSE Carla made a resolution over the break. FALSE Carla is going to ride her bike once or twice a week. FALSE

Exercise: Listening – New Year's resolutions (3) Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:31 pm

4 / 4 points (100%)

Details: teacher exercise more Daniel do things in English Carla go swimming other people walk more

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the body Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:32 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details:

Michael Jordan usually wore the number 23 on his back. The boy ate too much candy and now his stomach hurts. The old lady fell down and she injured her knee joint. Weight lifting at the gym is great way to build muscle. Big dogs usually have trouble with their spine when they get old.

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the body Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:34 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: back foot stomach injuries do your muscles in spine shape on an energetic stomach

Unit 10 Lesson 3 Exercise: Dialogue – Giving advice Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:40 pm

9 / 9 points (100%)

Details: A I'm feeling really stressed at work. B You shouldn't work too much. A But I have so many things to do! B Perhaps you should try yoga. A I'm not really into yoga. B Well , why don't you look for a new job? A But I have a really good salary in this job. B Perhaps you could talk to your boss. A Yes, that's a good idea. I'll try that.

Exercise: Dialogue – Giving advice

0 / 3 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Grammar – should

0 / 8 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Grammar – should

0 / 18 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Grammar – Review

0 / 8 points (0%)

Not done Exercise: Reading – Three tips for a healthier life (1) Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:41 pm

3 / 3 points (100%)

Details: Move around more – sit less Use the stairs at home or at work, not the elevator. Walking is a great form of exercise. Did you know that people who walk their dogs for 20 minutes a day five times a week can lose 15 pounds in one year? There's a lot of exercise that you can do at home, too. Buy a mat and try yoga. It helps you feel and sleep better. Go online and look for videos on exercising at home that you can do on your mat. Change the way you eat in restaurants Studies show that if you drink a full glass of water before a meal or if you start your meal with soup, you eat less. Water makes you feel full and helps with digestion. Leave one third of your main course and ask the waiter or waitress to put it in a box for you so you can have it next day. Have a glass of fresh orange juice for dessert. A side salad or boiled potatoes are healthier than fries. Think about things, not results Instead of saying “I want to be slimmer,” tell yourself “I'm going to go jogging twice a week.” You can also write one goal on a piece of paper just before you go to bed and put it next to your pillow. For example, write “Tomorrow I'm going to eat three pieces of fruit” so you can read it when you wake up in the morning.

Exercise: Reading – Three tips for a healthier life (2) Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 07:46 pm

5 / 5 points (100%)

Details: You can't exercise at home. FALSE Yoga helps you sleep well. TRUE Only eat one-third of your meal when you go to a restaurant. FALSE Water makes you hungry. FALSE Telling yourself “I'm going to go jogging once a week” is betterthan saying “I want to be slimmer.” TRUE

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the body Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 08:01 pm

7 / 10 points (70%)

Details:

ARM HAND ANKLE TOE LUNGS HIP LEG KNEE ELBOW SPINE

Exercise: Vocabulary – Parts of the body Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 09:20 pm

8 / 8 points (100%)

Details: shoulder heart muscles finger neck brain foot wrist

Exercise: Vocabulary – Adjectives Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 09:27 pm

36 / 36 points (100%)

Details: I love these shoes. They're so c o m f o r t a b l e . He exercises every day. He's very f i t . Bobotie is a very p o p u l a r South African dish. Some people want a c o m p l e t e ban on smoking in public. Women are usually more f l e x i b l e than men. Turtles aren't very a c t i v e animals. Nuts and grains are very h e a l t h y foods. A visit to Madame Tussauds wax museum should be i n t e r e s t i n g .

Exercise: Vocabulary – Adjectives Timestamp: 2018-06-10, 09:39 pm

4 / 8 points (50%)

Details: Drinking too much soda is a very unhealthy habit. She was very unpupular (unpopular) in her first year of high school, but everyone loves her now. I'm sorry I can't give you full points for this answer. It's imcomplete (incomplete). He's a very strict and inflexible teacher. He won't give you any extra time for the class projects. It was such an boring (uninteresting) movie that I fell asleep. I need to start exercising soon. I'm very unfit.

This chat room is (inactive). No one is saying anything. I think I'm going to leave it. The seats on this bus are very uncomfortable. I think I'm going to travel by train next time.