I wonder who decides what sort of 1) animals (animal) are kept in 2)........................(zoo)?You expect you see a lot of 3)...........................(monkey), 4)............................(rhino), and 5)..........................
(lion), but you rarely see 6)......................(ox), 7).............................(sheep), 8)..........................(deer) or 9).........................(goose), probably because these can be seen commonly enough in the wild. Each day large 10)..........................(delivery) of food arrive for the 11).........................(beast) to eat. Not expensive items like 12)...............................(salmon)or 13)......................(trout), but ordinary things like 14)..............
(potato) and 15)....................(tomato) although the 16)....................(panda) like 17)...................(bamboo).
The whole family, 18)............................(man), 19).........................(woman) and 20)........................(child)
can take 21).....................(photo) or make 22)............................(video) of them eating with their 23)....................(paw) and 24).........................(tooth), so as animals do not use 25)..........................(knife)
and 26)..........................(fork) to eat.
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1) a baby -........................12) the waiter-........................ 23) a goose -..............................
2) a plant -....................... 13) the queen -....................... 24) the watch -............................
3) a lemon -...................... 14) a man -....................... 25) a mouse -..............................
4) a peach -..................... 15) the man -..................... 26) a dress -.............................
5) a banana -.................... 16) a woman -...................... 27) a toy -...............................
6) a brush -..................... 17) the woman -.....................28) the sheep -........................
7) a star -....................... 18) an eye -.......................... 29) a tooth -...........................
8) a mountain -................. 19) a shelf -........................ 30) a child -............................
9) a tree -....................... 20) a box -........................ 31) the ox -.........................
10) a shilling-.................... 21) the city -...................... 32) a deer -..........................
11) a king -...................... 22) a boy -....................... 33) a tomato -............................
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| that is | those are |
| there is | there are |
| it is | they are |
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1) This cup is dirty.
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2) That biscuit was tasty.
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3) This hotel is very expensive but its very nice.
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4) That is a new supermarket in our town.
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5) Its a delicious lemon pie for dessert.
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6) Its a nice cotton dress for my niece.
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7) This man is an engineer.
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8) That woman is my sister.
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9) This child is my son.
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10) That goose is big.
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11) This mouse is white.
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12) This boy has a good coat.
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13) There is a flower in the vase.
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14) There is a table in the room.
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15) This childs foot is sore.
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, ics , : economics, electronics, gymnastics, mathematics(maths), physics, politics, etc. Mathematics is my favourite subject at school.
(flu, pneumonia, etc.) , s (measles, mumps, etc.)
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: family, team, group, crowd, class,, company, government, etc. , . My family is very important to me.( ). - My family are going away next weekend( 씿)
䳺 Present Simple.
1) Wild geese.........................(fly) south for the winter.
2) The press............................(be) often unfair to political candidates.
3) Six months.........................(be) a long term to spend in hospital.
4) Two miles........................(be) not a long way to go school.
5) Economix.........................(be) difficult for people with poor maths skills.
6) Americal Airlines.....................(be) one of the largest carriers in the United States.
7) The stairs................ (be) too steep for me to climb.
8) Two-thirds of the food produced on the farm.................. (be) used to feed people in that region.
9)...................... (be) the number of students studying French falling?
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10) Bus trips to and from New York.........................(take) two hours either way.
11) International news............... (rely) on correspondents in every major city.
12) Five pounds.................... (be) quite a lot of money to lose.
13) In the Philippines, there...................(be) heavy rains each year.
14) Two hours per week............................. (be) not enough to learn a foreign language.
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A couple of, several, a few, many, a(large, great, good) number of, both are followed by a countable noun(in plural). (Too) much, a little, a great/good deal of, a large/small amount/quantity of are followed by an uncountable noun. A lot of, lots of, hardly any, some, no, plenty of are followed by a countable or uncountable noun.
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1) She has bought a couple of, several, too much, a few, a little, lots of dresses.
2) Shes got a little, a lot of, hardly any, several, a few experience in teaching.
3) He drank two, both, some, several, too much glasses of water.
4) She is wearing several, too many, hardly any, too much, no jewellery.
5) The fire is going out youll have to fetch a little, several, a couple of, some, plenty of wood.
6) Ive been shopping and Ive got no, a few, a little, hardly any, too many money left.
7) Everyone needs too much, a little, a few, a couple of, a number of friends.
8) Flowers need plenty of, a number of, too many, a great deal of, a lot of water.
9) Could you move along to give me a few, some, several, a little, plenty of space?
10) Im afraid I cant come for a great deal of, several, a number of, too much, a little reasons.
11) I can finish it only if you give me plenty of, a number of, too many, some, a little, time.
12) Too much, plenty of, a few, hardly any, a little people were standing at the bus-stop.
13) I like both, a little, plenty of, a couple of, too much your ideas.
14) There are a little, a great deal of, too much, hardly any, not many things Id like to say.
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: a jar/ bottle/ piece/ loaf/ cup/ bar/ glass/ kilo/ carton/ bowl/ can/ jug/ slice/ pot/ tin/ packet, etc. + of
