MALTEPE
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
PUPE STREAM 2
WORKSHEET NO: 3
OCTOBER 11, 2013
Task A: Circle and correct words.
1. Some people are allergic / healthy to some kinds of food.
2. You should organise / exercise a lot to keep fit.
3. The menu / meal is really tasty.
4. I’d like a cup / can of tea, please.
5. I don’t eat many vegetables, just spinach / apricots.
6. Ted is a vegetarian / volunteer. He doesn’t eat any meat.
7. We should build / raise money for a new library in our neighbourhood.
8. My grandparents want to sell / keep their house in the city and move to a small town.
Task B: Complete with the words in the box.
medicine
receive
rash
sure
1. We’d like strawberry ice cream for
2. He has a(n)
3. Make
4. Strawberries have lots of
5. I think I need some
6. It’s very
7. I don’t send or
important
vitamins
dessert
.
on his arm and needs to see a doctor.
you ask your parents before you take the car.
.
for my stomach ache.
to eat healthy food and exercise.
letters. Nowadays it’s e-mails.
Task C: choose a, b or c.
1. There is
a. no
2. Do we have
a. any
3. I don’t drink
a. a lot
4. There is
a. a few
orange juice in the fridge. Let’s buy some.
b. some
c. any
onions? I want to make onion soup.
b. some
c. much
coke. I don’t really like it.
b. a little
c. much
apple pie. Would you like a slice?
b. no
c. lots of
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5. We can’t make sandwiches because there isn’t
cheese.
a. any
b. a little
c. no
6. You should add
salt to the salad.
a. a few
b. a little
c. much
7. There aren’t
young people in this neighbourhood. Who can I
hang out with?
a. a few
b. some
c. many
Task D: Complete with subject or object personal pronouns.
1. She is a very famous singer. We all love
.
2. Give
this book.
is mine and I need it.
3. Mark and Leona live in France, so I don’t see
very often.
some water? We’re thirsty.
4. Can you give
5. Eat some blueberries.
are delicious!
Task E: Give advice using should or shouldn’t and the phrases in the brackets.
1. Chris wants to keep fit. (take up / sport)
He
2. Julia has the flu. (go out)
She
3. Mary has a sore throat. (drink / cold water)
She
.
.
.
Task F: Match the two columns.
1. break
a. born
2. go
b. water sports
3. lose
c. a course
4. be
d. hiking
5. do
e. a great time
6. have
f. a record
7. take
g. my memory
Task G: Complete the sentences with a suitable verb from the box.
caught
imagine
1. Hello! Hello! Can you
hear
shout
directed
me?
2. They
an expensive painting from the art gallery.
3. Don’t
! The baby is sleeping.
4. The police
5. Steven Spielberg
6. Just
stole
the two burglars.
the film ET.
a three-week holiday on a tropical island!
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Task H: Complete with the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.
1. A:
Harrison
B: Yes, he
(fail) his Maths test?
(find) it very difficult.
2. A: Where
you
B: We
(go) on holiday?
(go) camping but we
3. A:
(not enjoy) it much.
(be) your cousins at the concert with you?
B: No, they
4. We
(not come). They
(have) a French lesson.
(not have) a picnic yesterday, because it
. (not be) very warm.
Task I: Circle the correct words.
1. Sean always drives very careful /
carefully.
4. The weather is terrible / terribly. We can’t
go horse riding.
2. The teacher spoke in a loudly / loud voice
and everyone could hear him.
5. Steven came home lately / late yesterday.
3. He got tired because he worked really
hard / hardly.
6. Martha won a trip to Vienna. She is so
lucky / luckily.
7. I can’t speak Spanish very good / well.
Task A: Choose a, b or c.
1. What does the grilled fish come with?
a. Here you are. b. Rice.
c. After a while.
2. I’d like some lasagne.
a. I think so.
b. I’m afraid we don’t.
c. Great. Is that all?
3. What seems to be the problem?
a. I’m not feeling very well.
b. You should go to a doctor.
c. I love aerobics.
4. Anything else?
a. Maybe later.
b. Yes, I’m interested.
c. No, I never eat them.
5. Would you like some pizza?
a. Just some.
b. Just a few.
c. Just a slice.
Task B: Match the two columns.
1. I couldn’t come to the school reunion.
a. I suppose so.
2. Is Martin coming to your party?
b. I didn’t pass the final test.
3. Jenny fell down during her dance show.
c. You missed out.
4. What’s the matter?
d. How embarrassing!
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Task A: Read the problem page from a magazine and write M for Mike or S for Simon.
I’m 20 and my problem is that I’m
allergic to my two dogs! The doctor
says that they shouldn’t be in the
house with me, but I don’t have a
garden. What can I do?
Mike, London
Allergies can become serious
problems so it’s important
that you do something about
it. Ask friends, neighbours or
family to take the dogs. That
way you can visit them.
Another thing you can do is
move house. Find one with a
garden. Good luck!
I’m having problems with my
two flatmates. You see, I
want to get a dog, but they
don’t want to hear about it.
Why can’t they see how I
feel? They don’t want
animals in the flat, but I live
there, too! Should I just go
and buy a dog and not tell
them?
Simon, Ipswich
You should try talking to your
flatmates again. Maybe you
can make them understand.
Do you have a garden or a
balcony? You can always put
the dog there. But don’t just
go home with a dog one day!
They will never speak to you
again. Is that what you want?
1. This person believes that his friends don’t understand him.
2. This person should ask his friends for help.
3. This person wants to keep something he can’t.
4. This person has a health problem.
Task B: Read the text below and answer the questions.
On my first day at university, something terrible happened. I was on an
Information Technology course and my first class started at nine
o'clock. I woke up very late and I had no time for breakfast, so I bought
an orange juice from the university cafeteria. I ran into the room and
everyone was at a computer. They all looked at me and I went to sit
behind a computer, but I still had my orange juice. The teacher said,
‘You can't drink that in here.’ But as I walked across the room I
tripped, and the orange juice went all over a classmate and her
computer. Luckily, the computer was OK, and the classmate, Clara,
saw the funny side of it. In fact, we're good friends now. Still, it wasn't a good start.
1. What did the writer study?
_____________________________________________________
2. Why didn't the writer have breakfast?
3. What did the writer bring into the room?
____________________________________________
___________________________________________
4. What happened when the writer tripped? ___________________________________________
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Read the text and answer the following questions
JAMIE OLIVER
A.__________________
Jamie Oliver is one of
Britain’s favourite
chefs-every week
millions of people
watch him on TV and
use his recipes.
restaurant - every year Jamie takes fifteen
young unemployed people and teaches them to
become chefs. The programme about the
restaurant, also called Fifteen, is on TV every
week. He is going to open Fifteen restaurants in
Australia and the USA in the future and at the
moment Jamie is writing a new book of recipes.
He's already very rich, of course - in 2003 he
earned ₤3.8 million!
B._________. Jamie was born in Essex, England,
in 1975. When he was only eight he started
helping in his parents' restaurant. He went to
catering college when he was sixteen and then
worked at the famous River Cafe in London for
three years. His first TV programme was called
The Naked Chef and it was an instant success.
Jamie quickly became famous and in 1999 he
prepared lunch for the British Prime Minister.
D._____________. Jamie got married in 2000
and he lives in London with his wife, Jools and
their two daughters, Poppy Honey and Daisy
Boo. He's so busy that he doesn't have much free
time, but he loves riding around London on his
scooter and he plays the drums in a rock band.
When he's at home he likes cooking pasta and
making bread - his favourite ingredients are
olive oil and lemons from Sicily.
C._______.Now Jamie has got his own restaurant
in London called Fifteen. But it isn't a typical
TASK A: Match the paragraphs with the headings
1.
2.
AN UNUSUAL RESTAURANT
FAMILY AND FREE TIME
3.
4.
HIS EARLY LIFE
A FAMOUS CHEF
TASK B: Match the definitions with the words underlined in the text.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
____________a set of instructions telling you how to prepare and cook food.
____________providing, and sometimes serving, food.
____________not having a job that provides money.
____________a food that is used with other foods in the preparation of a particular dish.
____________happening immediately, without any delay.
TASK C: Who do the following words refer to?
1. He (paragraph B): _______________
2. It (paragraph B): ____________
TASK D: Answer the following questions shortly.
1. How long did Jamie work at the River Café?
4. How many children has Jamie got?
2. What is the name of the restaurant Jamie
has got in London?
5. What does Jamie like doing in his free time?
3. How much did Jamie earn in 2003?
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TASK E: Write questions for the following answers.
1. ____________________________________________________________?
In 1975.
2. ____________________________________________________________?
A new book of recipes.
3. ____________________________________________________________?
Olive oil and lemons from Sicily.
Task A: Write a paragraph about your eating habits and the activities you do to keep fit.
Task B: Write a paragraph about a bad, good, funny, embarrassing, etc. experience you
had in the past. Mention the following:


when/where it happened
who was with you


what exactly happened
how you felt
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