here are some topic sentences. Choose one develop a paragraph by adding details. I opened the door and there stood.....

looked ------- it. 2.The door was ------- small. 3.Why can't I --------- smaller? 4.There was a little ---------- on it. 5.She couldn't get the key---------- the glass table. 6.Alice saw a little -------------- box. 7.The Rabbit had a -------- in one hand. 8.Alice wanted to ask the Rabbit for ---. 9.She became small------------. 2)Write the questions to the answers. 1. What ------------------------------? Alice saw a beautiful garden through the door. 2. Where ----------------? Alice went to the door. 3. Why------------------? Alice ate the cake and grew very big. 4. How --------------------------? Alice opened the door with a little key. 5. Who------------------? Alice could see flowers in the garden. 6. Where ----------------? She fell into a pool of tears. 3)Fill in with the correct articles. Lewis Carrol, ---- author of -------- book ''Alice in wonderland'' lives in England. He was ---- university professor of Mathematics. He had ---- friend, and his friend had three daughters: Laurine , Alice and Edith. Laurine was six, Alice wasfour and Edith was two years old. Lewis Carrol wrote ''Alice in Wonderland'' as------- present for Alice.

1) The room was messy.
2) My birrthdau present was an exeteng suprise.
3) I oponed the door and there stood...
4) The sky was beautiful that night.

5) Topsy was the most unusual boy I have ever met.

1. Match the expression and its meaning.

1). to go to school...

2). to take exams/tests...

3). to pass exams/tests...

4). to fail exams...

5). to be at school...

6). to be in school...

7). to be in the school...

A. to attend a school, not a college or a university or have a job.

B. to be in the school building for any other reason except studying.

C. to be in the school building to study.

D. to have a good mark in exams or tests.

E. to attend school regularly.

F. to do exams.

G. to get a very bad mark in exams.

2. Fill in the gaps with the expression or part of the expression from ex. 1 in thecorrect form.

1). Are you still _____ or at university?

2). Jason didn't work hard and _____ the exams.

3). Everyone who wants to join an excursion should be _____ at 4 pm.

4). At the end of this year I _____ three _____. I got all good marks.

5). This year you _____ in 4 subjects, won't you?

6). 5-year-old children do a lot of interesting things _____.

7). What _____ do you go _____?

1. Match the expression and its meaning.

1). to go to school...

2). to take exams/tests...

3). to pass exams/tests...

4). to fail exams...

5). to be at school...

6). to be in school...

7). to be in the school...

A. to attend a school, not a college or a university or have a job.

B. to be in the school building for any other reason except studying.

C. to be in the school building to study.

D. to have a good mark in exams or tests.

E. to attend school regularly.

F. to do exams.

G. to get a very bad mark in exams.

2. Fill in the gaps with the expression or part of the expression from ex. 1 in thecorrect form.

1). Are you still _____ or at university?

2). Jason didn't work hard and _____ the exams.

3). Everyone who wants to join an excursion should be _____ at 4 pm.

4). At the end of this year I _____ three _____. I got all good marks.

5). This year you _____ in 4 subjects, won't you?

6). 5-year-old children do a lot of interesting things _____.

7). What _____ do you go _____?