Name ______________________________________ Class ______________________________

verb Past simple Past participle meaning

be
become
begin
bite
blow
break
bring
burn
buy
can
catch
choose
come
cost
cut
do
dream
drink
drive
eat
fall
feed
fight
fly
forbid
forget
forgive
freeze
get
give
go
grow

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1 Circle the correct words.
0 Every week I try to save / give away some money for my next holiday.

1 My dad needs a new price tag / wallet to keep his money in.

2 There is a picture of the Queen on a British bank note / purse.

3 When I buy shoes I always check the cash / price tag first.

4 Take the money box / coins out of your pocket before you wash your jeans.

5 I am looking for something cheap – I don’t want to save / spend much money.

2 Write the words for the maths symbols.

0 10% ten percent

1 × __________

2 – __________

3 ¼ __________

4 = __________

5 + __________

3 Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or the present

continuous.
0 Tom usually plays (play) football at the weekend but today he is playing (play) basketball.

1 Lily often __________ (read) a newspaper. At the moment she __________ (not read) a
newspaper, she is reading a magazine.

2 It’s Sunday today and I __________ (do) my homework. I __________ (not usually do) my
homework on Sundays – I usually __________ (play) on my computer.

4 Write sentences. Use the present simple.

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0 I / not believe / it!

I don’t believe it!

1 Tom / not like / fish.

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2 He / prefer / meat.

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3 Sorry? What / you / mean?

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4 I / not understand / you.

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5 DJ / not want / to go out.

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5 Write the nouns in the correct column.

crisps / money / hair gel / pencil case / chocolate / magazine

Countable Uncountable
crisps

6 Circle the correct words.

0 I haven’t got many / much money in my purse.

1 You’ve got some / any chocolate on your face!

2 I like to keep a little / a few money in my pocket.

3 There are a little / a lot of people in the school hall today.

4 How many / much water have we got in the fridge?

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5 My brother doesn’t eat many / a few sweets.

7 Complete the text. Use some-, any-, every- or no-.

I had a terrible morning yesterday. On my way to school, I realised I didn’t have my purse, so I
ran back home and looked 0 everywhere for it. But it wasn’t 1 __________where. I needed to get
some money from 2 __________one but there was 3 __________one at home so I decided to ask
Mrs Jones next door.

Mrs Jones asked me, ‘Is 4 __________thing wrong? You look very worried.’ I told her my
problem and she said, ‘Don’t worry, I found 5 __________thing on the road this morning. Is this
yours?’ It was my purse! I was so happy.

8 Complete the dialogue.

I’ll take it / How much is it? / Can I help you? /
it’s only eight pounds / here you are / Yes, please

Assistant: Good morning. 0 Can I help you?

1
You: __________. I’m looking for a CD by The Cool Egyptians.

Assistant: We’ve got some here, under ‘C’. This is their new CD, Rocking King Tut.
2
You: __________

Assistant: It’s a special price this week – 3 __________.

You: Brilliant! 4 __________. Eight pounds – 5 __________.

Assistant: Thank you. Enjoy the music!

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