FINAL GUIDE
My neighborhood is very special. There aren’t any supermarkets in my
neighborhood, but there are a lot of small family-­‐owned stores. I like the
Rodriguez family’s store the best. Their store is a small food store. They sell meat,
vegetables, and fruit, and they also sell prepared food. They have lots of different
pastas, soups, bread, and sandwiches.
Mrs. Rodriguez makes lots of sauces for pasta and dressings for salads. She
sells these with the prepared foods. Mr. Rodriguez sells all the fresh fruits and
vegetables and the meat. Alma, their daughter, has a little café in a corner of the
store. She sells coffee, tea, and pastries.
Alma’s grandmother Minerva also works in the store. She makes pizzas. We
usually buy pizzas after school on Fridays. I like Minerva’s pizza cheese is the best.
1. Read the text and circle T for True or F for False.
1. The Rodriguez family store is a supermarket.
2. The Rodriguez family has a café that sells pasta and desserts.
3. Alma’s café is inside her family’s store.
4. Alma’s grandmother makes the pizzas.
5. The writer doesn’t like pizza.
2. Answer the questions with information from the reading.
1. List three things the Rodriguez family sells in their shop.
2. What does Mrs. Rodriguez make to sell in the shop?
3. Where is Alma’s café?
4. What does Alma serve in her café?
5. What kind of pizza does the writer like?
3. Complete the sentences with words from the box.
dressing
neighborhood
pastries
prepared food
sell
tea
1. Are there a lot of stores in your
2. Let’s order some
?
with our coffee.
1
T
T
T
T
T
F
F
F
F
F
3. My mother always drinks different kinds of
.
4. We can buy some
instead of making lunch.
5. Does your father
computers or just repair them?
6. Do you want some
on your salad?
Lety is working hard today. She is a high school student and she also
has a part-­‐time job. Every morning at 7o’clock she begins her job. She’s a
dog walker. She has seven dogs. She takes them for a walk in the park. It
takes her three hours to pick up the dogs, walk them to the park, play with
them, return them to their owners, and get home. At home she takes a
shower, gets dressed, and does her homework. Lety’s classes start at 1
o’clock in the afternoon. After class she plays volleyball. She’s on the
school team so she practices every day. Tonight her team has a game at 8
o’clock. And tomorrow she starts her midterm exams. Right now Lety is
studying as she walks the dogs. She’s listening to her class notes on her
iPod. It’s a great way to do two things at the same time.
4. Read the text and circle T for True or F for
False.
1. Lety is a part-­‐time student.
2. Lety leaves the dogs in the park in the morning.
3. Lety goes to class in the afternoon.
4. Lety plays on the volleyball team.
5. Lety never does two things at the same time.
T
T
T
T
T
F
F
F
F
F
5. Answer the questions with information from the reading.
1. What time does Lety go to work?
2. What time does Lety go to school?
3. When does Lety play volleyball?
4. What time is Lety’s game?
5. When does Lety study?
6. Complete the sentences with words from the box.
a dog walker
a part-­‐time job
a game
take a shower
in the afternoon
tomorrow
1. I
and wash my hair after my yoga class.
2. We need
. I don’t have time to take Spot out.
3. Do you want to go to the movies
? It’s Saturday.
4. I’m watching
. Can you pick up the kids?
5. I don’t have any money. I need to get
.
6. Let’s study
so we can go out tonight.
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7. Cross out the word that does not belong.
1. energetic
2. Australia
3. bathroom
4. armchair
5. cross the street
heavy
Canada
bedroom
bed
go straight
short
China
garden
sofa
traffic light
tall
German
kitchen
sink
turn left
thin
United Kingdom
living room
table
turn right
8. Complete the sentences about Jaime’s family with the correct words.
1. My mom’s sister is my
2. My uncle’s son is my
3. My father’s mother is my
4. My cousin’s father is my
5. My sister’s daughter is my
.
.
.
.
.
9.
Rewrite the affirmative sentences as negative sentences
and the interrogative sentences as affirmative.
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1. Do you play soccer in the afternoon?
2. I am in your class.
3. Is this Miriam’s brother?
4. They are at the movies.
5. Our teacher goes home on the bus.
6. Does she want to come to the mall with us?
10.
Write the questions for these answers.
1. Q:
A: I’m Sergio.
2. Q:
A: I’m from Mexicali.
3. Q:
A: I’m a student.
4. Q:
A: My birthday’s in November.
5. Q:
A: This is my sister Amelia.
6. Q:
A: I’m 18.
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11.
Complete the sentences with the correct present progressive form
of the verbs in the box.
1. I don’t want to go out. I
a movie on TV.
2. Mom’s busy. She
dinner.
3. The children
board games upstairs.
4. Jeff can go. He
anything.
5. You can have the newspaper now. I
it.
6. I
Harry an email right now.
12.
Match the sentences to create an appropriate exchange.
a. I’m a student
1. This is my mother.
b. No, thank you.
2. I’m Emily.
c. Australia.
3. What do you do?
d. She’s very attractive.
4. Do you want some tea?
e. Nice to meet you.
5. Where are you from?
13.
Order the sentences to make a conversation.
_____ I’m a commercial pilot.
_____ I fly the same route everyday.
_____ It isn’t.
_____ No. I come back at night.
__1__ What do you do?
_____ Why not?
_____ I fly to Monterrey every morning.
_____ Do you stay there over night?
_____ That sounds exciting!
_____ Where do you go?
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