The First Written Schoolwork8

The First Written Schoolwork (8th grade)
1. PAST SIMPLE
1. I ________ (work) in a bank for ten years.
2. Where ________ (you / live) when you were young?
3. She ________ (not / study) French at university.
4. He ________ (travel) through the Middle East last year.
5. ________ (they / visit) the Louvre in Paris?
2. PAST CONTINUOUS
1. He ________ (cook) at eight o’clock.
2. ________ (she / play) cards at 12 o’clock?
3. I ________ (not / cry) last night.
4. You ________ (not / feel) well yesterday at seven.
5. Where ________ (John / go) when he met you?
3. PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS
1. He ________ (sleep) when the doorbell ________ (ring)
2. We ________ (watch) TV when we ________ (hear) a loud noise.
3. Julie ________ (be) the garden when Laurence ________ (arrive).
4. They ________ (have) dinner when the police ________ (come) to the door.
5. He________ (work) in the garden when he ________ (find) the money.
4. SOME, ANY, NO
1. I would like________more salt, please. Can you give it to me?
2. I have________time now so I will help you later.
3. I don’t store________important data on my computer.
4. You can find________information about it in the book.
5. There is________ketchup in the fridge. I'll go and buy.
5. SUBJECT / OBJECT QUESTIONS
1. Patricia is waiting for James. (subject question)
2. Sophia uses her car to get to work. (object question)
3. Stefan likes to play tennis. (object question)
4. We are in the garden now. (subject question)
5. Mark is repairing his bike in the yard. (object question)
6. QUESTION WORDS
What Where How

How often When
1. A:Why
____ areWho
you going on holiday? B: Next Friday
2. A: ____ are you going? B: Croatia
3. A: ____ bought the tickets? B: My mum did.
4. A: ____ do you go on holiday? B: Once every two years.
5. A: ____don’t you go more often? B: Because we don’t want to.
6. A: ____ do you do the other years? B: We relax in the garden and visit friends.
7. A: ____ do you choose your holiday destination? B: We use the internet.
7. USED TO
Mary/wear spectacles when she was eleven. (Make +, -, ?)
8. FOOD
carrots lettuce
chicken peas rice
strawberries cheese
prawns 1. Crunchy and orange, Bugs Bunny's favorite snack.
2. Comes in slices or melts on pizza, made from milk.
3. Bird you eat, can be grilled or fried, a favorite for dinner.
4. Leafy, green and used in salads, comes in different types like iceberg.
5. Small and green, often found in pods, yummy in dishes.
6. Tiny sea creatures, used in seafood dishes, sweet and tasty.
7. A basic food, comes in white or brown, popular in China and Japan.
8. Red, juicy, and sweet, great on desserts or eaten fresh.
8. READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
Alot of people used to think that British food was very boring, but today things are very different. If you go
to London now, you can eat in some of the best restaurants in the world. And in most cities in Britain, you
can eat food from many different countries.
Indian food is very popular in Britain. People from India and Bangladesh first came to Britain in the
seventeenth century, and the first Indian restaurant opened in London in 1773. In Manchester there's a street
called 'The Curry Mile', because there are so many curry restaurants there.
Chinese people first started to come to the UK during the 1880s, and now many big cities in the UK have an
area called Chinatown. These areas have a lot of Chinese restaurants. There are also lots of Chinese
takeaways — restaurants that sell food that you can eat at home. Food from other Asian countries like
Thailand and Vietnam is becoming popular as well as delicious African and Caribbean food.
Of course, people all over the world love Italian food, and the British are the same. Most towns have an
Italian restaurant, and pizza is one of the most popular foods in Britain.
If you are in London, you should visit the markets. They have vegetables you don't usually see in
supermarkets, and they're cheaper than in the supermarkets too. But if you don't want to eat food from other
countries, you can always try the British classic: fish and chips.
1. Was British food once considered boring?

2. Does London have some of the best restaurants in the world today?
3. When did people from India and Bangladesh first come to Britain?
4. In which year did the first Indian restaurant open in London?
5. Why is there a street called 'The Curry Mile' in Manchester?
6. When did Chinese people start coming to the UK?
7. What are areas in big cities with many Chinese restaurants called?
8. Apart from Chinese food, which other Asian cuisines are mentioned in the text?
9. What is one of the most popular foods in Britain according to the text?
10. What can you find in London markets that you might not see in supermarkets?

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