Unit 3 - Lesson 2

Match the words with their correct description.

1. 1.1 - This type is very popular. It is a mix of blues and jazz music.

2. 1.2 - This type started in Jamaica. It has a strong beat and makes people feel happy.

3. 1.3 - This type started as African-American folk songs. It is slow and sad.

4. 1.4 - This type started in traditional popular culture. We often do not know exactly who was the author.

5. 1.5 - This type has a very strong beat played very loud on electric guitars.

6. 1.6 - This type is made with computers. It is popular in clubs, festivals, and modern movies.

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

We gathered around the campfire, sang music and shared stories under the stars. (TRADITION)

The bookshop near our school closes _____ Sundays.

I started school _____ 2010 when I was six years old.

These are _____ toys. Aunt Jessie bought them for me.

She likes watching the stars _____ night.

Nicky and Jimmy often play golf in _____ free time.

Let's meet _____ five o'clock this evening.

These watches belong to my father. They are _____ treasure.

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

I will come and stay with you and your family on March.

Choose the underlined part that needs correction.

Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon on 1969.

Complete the conversation. Use possessive adjectives (my, your, his,...).

A: Could I borrow 12.1 CD player, please? 

B: I'm sorry. It is broken now. You can borrow 12.2 MP3 player if you like. 

A: No, thanks. I want to listen to this CD. Richard and I are learning a song from it for 12.3 performance next month. 

B: Oh, right. How's 12.4 band?

A: It's great, thanks. I like playing with Richard. 

B: Matt, Dylan, and Kimberley have a band now, too. 

A: Really? Are they good? 

B: 12.5 songs are all right. Kimberley sings, and she's great! 12.6 voice is fabulous! Matt doesn't play brilliantly - or his guitar isn't very good.

A: My guitar isn't very good either, but I can't buy a new one. 

Complete the passage with the prepositions "IN/ON/AT".

13.1 Saturday, I went to help at a nature reserve. I got up 13.2 half-past seven and after breakfast, I cycled to the reserve. I was wearing lots of warm clothes - it's cold here 13.3 the spring. At the reserve, the organizer gave me and the other helpers our tasks for the day. 13.4 the morning, I helped to repair a path, and then, I worked on a picnic area for visitors. 13.5 lunchtime, we sat and talked. It was nice to meet the other helpers. I'm going back there 13.6 15th June - and next year I'm going to go to a reserve in Scotland.

Choose the correct answers in the box to complete the conversation. Write only the letter A-E in each blank.

Toby: Hey Lily and Nancy. Do you know the music festival in our town? 14.1

Lily: Yes, I know. Who do you want to see?

Toby: How about Blue Sky Band? I really enjoy their country music.

Lily: 14.2

Toby: It's at 7 p.m. on Friday.

Lily: Excellent! What about you, Nancy? Are you free on Friday?

Nancy: Oh, sorry. 14.3

Lily: So we can see Jazz Masters. They play classic jazz tunes.

Toby: Sounds perfect! What time do they start their stage?

Lily: 14.4

Toby: Great! I am excited to have a good time this Saturday.

Listen to the conversation between Jack and Mary. Choose the best answer.

What kind of music does Toby Keith play?

Who is Drake?

What time is Drake's show on Friday?

Who will Mary spend time with on Friday evening?

Who will Mary and Jack invite to join them?