Progress check

 Read 1–14 and evaluate your learning in Unit 7. Give yourself a mark from 1 to 3. How can you improve?

1 I can't do this.    2 I have some problems with this.    3 I can do this well.

A  Different shapes

Mark (1–3)

How can I improve?

• 1Name two parts of the body that are below the hips, two that are

  below the shoulders, and two that are above the shoulders.

I can identify parts of the body.

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• 2Change the verbs to -er / -or nouns.

• a jog 

   

  b design 

   

  c compete 

   

  d direct 

   

  e visit

I can change verbs to -er / -or nouns.

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B  Keep it clean!

Mark (1–3)

How can I improve?

• 3Name five jobs you do at home.

I can describe housework.

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• 4Name two things you have to do in the week and two things you don’t have to do at the weekend.

I can talk about obligation using have to and don’t have to.

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• 5Write sentences with should or shouldn’t.

  1I don’t feel well today, but I’ve got a swimming lesson.

  2I’m worried about my maths exam.

I can use should and shouldn’t to talk about good and bad ideas.

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C  The first Thanksgiving

Mark (1–3)

How can I improve?

• 6List three problems in Constance Hopkins's diary.

I can understand a text about European settlers in America in 1620.

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• 7Write opposite adjectives.

• adangerous

  chard-working

  bwell

  dpoor

  
  

I can use antonyms of adjectives.

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• 8Write past simple sentences.

• • 1I / be / tired

    3it / not be / cold

  • 2they / be / on a boat

  
  

I can use the past simple form of be.

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• 9Change the sentences to the past simple.

• • 1Billy can swim.

  • 2We can't sing very well.

  
  

I can use can in past simple sentences.

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D  What's wrong?

Mark (1–3)

How can I improve?

• 10Name a treatment for the problems.

• • aheadache

  • bburn

  • ccough

  
  

I can use vocabulary about health problems and treatments.

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• 11Complete the collocations.

• • aa ...... leg

  • b...... dizzy

  • c...... a fever

  
  

I can use illness collocations.

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• 12Write sentences describing health problems. Then give advice.

• • 1I / a sore throat

  • 2I / well

  • 3I / sleep

  
  

I can talk about illness and give advice.

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E  A letter of advice

Mark (1–3)

How can I improve?

• 13Write some advice for the problem: I am unhappy when my mum is at work in the evenings.

I can make suggestions and give advice.

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• 14Write a letter of advice for the problem: My friend wants me to go out all the time and it’s difficult to do my homework.

I can write a letter of advice.

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