"Wallace and Gromit"
тест по английскому языку (5 класс) на тему

Episode 1

Exercises

Memory

Are these sentences true (•) or false (X)?

1. Gromit was asleep at 2 a.m.
2. Wallace and Gromit are window cleaners.   
3. The lorry driver was a man.        
4. There was a problem with the porridge machine.        
5. The sheep wasn't hungry.        
6. A woman telephoned Wallace.        
7. Gromit drove the motorbike.        
8. The wool shop is in the High Street.        

Now correct the false sentences.

Test yourself Choose the correct word in (brackets).

Wallace (want / wants) his breakfast. And (much / more) porridge! I'm going (to make / make) my own porridge. Something (has / have) eaten the cheese too. Have you eaten (me / my) cheese, Gromit? Is there a mouse (of / in) the house? What (are / can) you smell, Gromit? My (window's / windows) are very dirty.

is or has or possessive?

Gromit's knitting = Gromit is knitting

Gromit's heard something = Gromit has heard something

Gromit's wool is red = possessive

What does  's mean in these sentences? Write is, has or poss. (possessive).

1. Something's eaten the leaf.
2. There's a hole in the newspaper.
3. It's Wallace's newspaper.
4. What's wrong with it?
5. Something's eaten the cheese.
6. That's the problem.

Something's eaten (it). Make sentences, e.g.

There's a hole in the paper.

Something has eaten it.

The biscuits aren't here!

Something has eaten them.

1. What's wrong with the wires?
2. There's a hole in the packet.
3. Look at these leaves!
4. Where's the plant?
5. What's wrong with my boots?

Sounds. There are two words in each box with a different sound. Underline them.