Elementary File 11A WB

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Complete the sentences with an adverb.

Choose the correct word

1. Frank cooks real / really well.

Choose the correct word

2. It’s easy / easily to ride a bike.

Choose the correct word

3. They walked quick | quickly to the railway station.

Choose the correct word

4. He’s very quiet / quietly. He never says anything!

Choose the correct word

5. Elena’s pizzas are incredible | incredibly.

Choose the correct word

6. My French is very bad / badly.

Choose the correct word

8. Mark speaks English good | well.

Choose the correct word

9. She eats unhealthily / unhealthy.

Choose the correct word

10. They have real / really stressful jobs.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

1. beau|ti|fu|lly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

2. care|fu|lly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

3. ca|sua|lly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

4.  dan|ge|rous|ly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

5. fash|ion|ably

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

6. in|cre|di|bly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

7. per|fect|ly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

8. po|lite|ly

Choose the stressed syllable in the adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable

9. un|heal|thi|ly

Read the text. Match the headings A-D to the paragraphs.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1_______
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.

Read the text. Match the headings A-D to the paragraphs.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.

2.________

It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.

Read the text. Match the headings A-D to the paragraphs.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.

3.___________

Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!

Read the text. Match the headings A-D to the paragraphs.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.

4._________

Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

Danny’s first______of Warsaw are very memorable.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

Before he got to Poland, Danny didn’t know much about  Polish_______

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

He didn’t______ the city to be so beautiful.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

He was very impressed by the________ in Warsaw.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

He also liked the energy and_______ of the city.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

The_________ of the Polish people is well known.

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

Polish people like________ with their family and friends

Complete the sentences with words in the box.

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First impressions of Warsaw

Danny MacIntyre, from Scotland, came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in Warsaw where he runs a small media company.
1________
You always remember your first impressions of anew country. When I first came to Warsaw, I didn’t know much about Poland at all. I didn’t know anything about the culture. I didn’t think the food was going to be very exciting, and I expected the weather to be similar to Scotland — maybe even a bit colder! But when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2_______
It was summer, and it was hot! In fact, the temperature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than I expected. I spent a lot of time just walking around looking at the incredible architecture. I felt that the city had wonderful atmosphere and lots of energy.
3_______
Polish people are very friendly. Most people can speak a bit of English and many speak it very well. Iam trying to learn Polish, but it is very difficult. Fortunately, people don’t mind when I make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love to socialize — get together, eat, drink, and talk. Parties often don’t finish until early the next morning. I am now married toa Polish woman. At our wedding, our guests didn’t leave until 5.00 a.m. the next morning!
4_______
Poland is a great place to live. It has everything — friendly people; cheap travel; delicious food; the summers are hot; and there’s great skiing in the winter, There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; beautiful cities and fascinating culture. I still love Scotland, but Poland feels like home now.

Question:

Danny finds the Polish culture________

Listen to two people talking about where they live. Answer the questions.