Red Line 1, Coursebook

one hundred and five 105 often play today build sometimes write e-mails at the moment run always take for a walk throw now 3 Revision: At lunch What are the friends saying at lunch? Put the parts of the sentences in the right order. Example: Terry: tell • I • a funny joke • must • you Terry: I must tell you a funny joke. 1. Lisa: needn’t • your old jokes • tell • you 2. Sam: can • Lisa’s brother • I • see 3. Lisa: my brother • talk to • I • needn’t 4. Sam: can’t • my mobile • find • I 5. Lisa: in your bag • it • be • must 6. Sam: my bag • I • find • can’t 7. Lisa: you • your bag • look for • must 2 Revision: What’s different? What do the friends often do on Saturday afternoons? What are they doing now? Example: 1. Terry often plays … . Today he is … . 1 Revision: Do or doing? Use the simple present or the present progressive. Example: Emma usually in class. – She the scenery for the play now. (paint) Emma usually paints in class. – She is painting the scenery for the play now. 1. The pupils in the park on Saturdays. – This afternoon they a race. (run) 2. The parents always fun at sports day. – They a lot of fun today. (have) 3. Sam a bottle of water at the moment. – He never water at home. (drink) 4. Terry often sports after school. – He the long jump now. (do) 5. Now Sam Emma with the play. – Sam sometimes Emma with German. (help) 6. Lisa usually breakfast at home. – Today she breakfast at the summer fair. (eat) 7. Mrs Carter never football. – This afternoon at sports day she football. (play) 1. 2. 3. ➝ G 40 ➝ G 40 ➝ G 41 ➝ WB 70, 1 ➝ WB 70, 2 Language 4 7 Revision: simple present or present progressive and word order Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv