Unit 1 - Lesson 1
2/1/2024 9:36:00 AM
Complete the sentences using the words given. You should use each word only ONCE.
| chore | wash | dust | mop | sweep |
1. It's important to the dishes after every meal to keep the kitchen clean.
2. My uncle doesn't usually leaves in his garden.
3. She had to the kitchen floor after accidentally spilling some water.
4. My parents the shelves and bookcases every weekend.
5. Taking out the trash is a daily that we all share.
Each group should erase the whiteboard, _____ the tables, and throw the trash into the bin.
- lift
- recognize
- tidy
- explore
She _____ the bathroom very carefully. She makes sure everything from the bathtub to the toilet is spotless.
- does
- sweeps
- dusts
- cleans
Every evening, he takes a few minutes to _____ clothes back into the closet.
- put away
- take off
- give up
- set up
To remove pet hair, she has to _____ the sofa regularly.
- produce
- prevent
- design
- vacuum
Complete the text.
In my family, we share the housework to keep our home clean and cozy. We sweep the floor and clean the bathroom day and do the laundry four a week. Every , we gather to do extra cleaning. I mop the living room, my sister vacuums the sofa, and my parents dust the furniture. We also decide to reorganize the living room a year. It's a team effort, and it makes our house a pleasant place to live in.
I visit my hometown _____ to see my parents and friends.
- three times one year
- third time a year
- three times a year
- third time every year
_____ sweep the garden to remove fallen leaves?
- Often you do
- You often do
- Do you often
- Do often you
Anna: _____ do you go to the cinema?
David: Once a month.
- How
- How long
- How many
- How often
Anna: Do you play soccer every day?
David: _____
- Yes, I do.
- Yes, I play.
- No, I do.
- I play soccer.
_____ chores do you usually do on a Saturday morning?
- How often
- What
- Where
- Who
I always go camping in the mountains with my friends _____ summer.
- every
- all
- almost
- whole
Listen to a conversation between two friends, Ben and Anna, and answer the questions.
Write Ben or Anna to complete the sentences below.
1. washes dirty dishes after dinner.
2. sweeps the floor every evening.
3. dusts the furniture on Saturdays.
4. lives with a mother who wants to keep the house dust-free.
5. thinks doing a lot of chores is a good thing.
Nancy met Sue at a party after a long time they were far away from each other.
Nancy: _____
Sue: Great. How's it going?
- Excuse me.
- How are you doing?
- What are you doing?
- Be careful!
Joanne: Hey, you look concerned. _____
Harry: The final exam. I'm not fully prepared yet.
- What's up your mind?
- What are you looking for?
- What are you doing?
- What's on your mind?
Mai: _____
Lan: I'm pretty busy right now. I'm doing my homework because I have an exam tomorrow.
- How is your day going?
- Where do you live?
- What do you do?
- Who are you calling?
Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful conversation.
a. Alice: Exhausting but wonderful! We're taking turns with night feedings. How are you doing with your kids?
b. Lucy: Quite good! My teenagers finally started helping with dishes, so that's progress!
c. Lucy: Hi Sam! How's it going with the new baby?
- b-a-c
- c-a-b
- a-b-c
- a-c-b
Choose the best way to rearrange the following sentences in order to make a meaningful conversation.
a. Chloe: Busy! I have to cook dinner for my family three times a week now. How are you doing?
b. Ryan: Hi Chloe! How's it going since your parents started working longer hours?
c. Chloe: Yeah, it's fun! Plus my parents give me extra money for groceries, so I can't complain.
d. Ryan: Wow, that's a lot! I just help with laundry and cleaning. Do you actually like cooking?
- b-a-d-c
- b-c-d-a
- d-a-c-b
- d-c-b-a