1 Write the opposites. 1 ugly - .... 2 busy - .... 3 crowded - .... 4 polluted - ....

1. Write the opposites: 1. ugly - beautiful 2. busy - free / lazy 3. crowded - empty 4. polluted - clean 2. Match the words to form phrases: 1 - b (weekly newspaper) 2 - e (get a home - or possibly 'ghost town', but contextually often separate. Let's re-eval: 1-b, 2-d, 3-a, 4-c, 5-e? No, looking closely: 1-b (weekly newspaper) 2-d (ghost town) 3-a (ruined buildings) 4-c (run an idea? No. Maybe run a home? No. Let's re-pair carefully: 1-b, 2-d, 3-a, 4-c (run a business/idea isn't perfect), 5-e. Actually, let's look at standard phrases: 1. weekly - newspaper (b) 2. ghost - town (d) 3. ruined - buildings (a) 4. run - an idea (c) [likely 'run an idea by'] or get a home? Actually: 1-b, 2-d, 3-a, 4-c, 5-e. 3. Complete the gaps: 1. puzzled 2. miserable 3. excited 4. worried 5. tired 4. Rewrite the sentences in the Past Simple: 1. We went to the cinema last Sunday. 2. She had a cold a week ago. 3. It was a beautiful day yesterday. 4. I saw Carol on the bus last Tuesday. 5. They often traveled (or travelled) to London a month ago. 5. Write five sentences about what you did yesterday: 1. I woke up at 7 o'clock. 2. I went to school by bus. 3. I had lunch with my friends. 4. I did my homework in the afternoon. 5. I read an interesting book in the evening. 6. Match the questions to the answers: 1 - c (When was Einstein born? In 1879.) 2 - b (When did Einstein die? In 1955.) 3 - d (What was Einstein famous for? He was a famous scientist.) 4 - a (Where was Einstein from? Germany.)