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WEDDING · CRICKET · CITY · COUSIN · PARENTS

Across 2: save · 3: matter · 6: never

Down 1: understand · 4: argument · 5: borrow

1. Hey Jessie, can I borrow your pen, please?

2. My blue pen?

3. No, your black pen.

4. No, sorry, Malica. I need it for my homework.

5. OK, never mind. I understand.

ANGRY · SORRY · SURPRISED · EXCITED · HAPPY

1. Did Holly borrow your pen?

2. When did you go to the cinema?

3. What did the boy find in his bedroom?

4. Was Bill at the swimming pool today?

5. Are you happy about your new school?

6. Who was at the party on Saturday?

1. Is that your mobile phone?

2. No, it is hers.

3. That is his hat.

4. It is not mine.

1. I lent it to you last month.

2. You lost it!

3. Do not worry.

4. I am very happy.

5. Sorry I was angry.

Monday – picture 4

Tuesday – picture 1

Wednesday – picture 5

Thursday – picture 3

Friday – picture 2

1. Before Amy met the tourists at their hotel, she had taken the subway to Manhattan.

2. After Amy had shown the tourists the sights in Manhattan, she had lunch with Henry.

3. After she had had lunch, she visited the Statue of Liberty with a German group.

4. Before she met Henry at the movie theater, she had called the boss of her office.

Von links nach rechts: 4 – 2 – 1 – 3

1. had never seen · 2. showed · 3. had worked · 4. got · 5. came · 6. had looked · 7. stood · 8. was · 9. had expected

1. wrong · 2. wrong · 3. right · 4. right · 5. wrong · 6. wrong

1. Selma got up at 9:30 on Monday.

2. Selma’s dad did not take her to school because her mum had the car.

3. Selma is a good singer; she does not play the piano well.

4. Selma ate ice cream, not pizza, with her parents.

1 – C · 2 – E · 3 – D · 4 – A · 5 – B

1. Can · 2. can · 3. must · 4. can · 5. can · 6. must · 7. must · 8. can · 9. must

1. Danny, Philip and Ella.

2. Alison and Raj.

3. Philip saw a concert abroad, in Rome. Leipzig is in Germany.

4. Alison and Raj.

5. Alison.

6. Danny and Raj did not do any sport.

1 – C · 2 – F · 3 – E · 4 – B · 5 – A · 6 – D

1. But we weren’t allowed to invite students from other schools.

2. Were you allowed to bring Jacob?

3. No, he wasn’t allowed to come. He doesn’t go to our school.

4. And Ashley wasn’t allowed to buy a new skirt. Is that right?

5. But she was allowed to borrow a skirt from her big sister.

1. was able to meet · 2. were able to help · 3. weren’t able to understand · 4. Were you able to join · 5. wasn’t able to play · 6. was able to make

Across 4: takeaway · 5: hotel · 6: excited

Down 1: happened · 2: lend · 3: married

1. grandparents · 2. daughters · 3. mother · 4. parents

5. brother – sister – cousins

6. aunt – uncle

1. Sven had to get up at 6:30, but he didn’t have to make breakfast.

2. He had to take a test, but he didn’t have to learn anything.

3. He didn’t have to take out the rubbish, but he had to tidy up.

4. He didn’t have to go shopping, but he had to take the dog for a walk.

can swim really well – Fähigkeit, eine Linie

can borrow Uncle Ed’s boat – Erlaubnis, zwei Linien

can swim in the lake until 8 p.m. – Erlaubnis, zwei Linien

can’t go out after 8 p.m. – nicht erlaubt, zwei Linien

can see lots of stars – Fähigkeit, eine Linie

can’t see them when it’s cloudy – nicht möglich, eine Linie

We were allowed to borrow Uncle Ed’s boat. We were allowed to swim in the lake until 8 p.m. But I wasn’t allowed to go out after that.

At night we were able to see lots of stars over the lake. But we weren’t able to see them when it was cloudy.

Charlie: lost phone · had an argument · forgot birthday

Hannah: visited friends · went to concert · ate in café

1. Hannah had a great weekend.

2. She thought it was fantastic.

3. Charlie lost his mobile phone in the park.

4. They were angry because he lost his phone.

5. He forgot his grandmother’s birthday.

1. had to · 2. wasn’t allowed to · 3. didn’t have to · 4. was allowed to · 5. were allowed to · 6. didn’t have to

I had to do what it told me. I wasn’t allowed to eat anything. I wasn’t able to open the door. I was allowed to eat the bagel. I wasn’t able to run fast enough. I was able to run.

1. tidy up my bedroom · 2. take out the rubbish · 3. have breakfast

4. clean my football boots · 5. do the shopping · 6. feed our cat

1. flight; just arrived · 2. actor · 3. already · 4. finished; list

5. learned/learnt; lines · 6. tomorrow · 7. date · 8. wait · 9. interview

1. singer · 2. waiter · 3. hairdresser · 4. engineer

5. actor · 6. footballer · 7. doctor · 8. farmer

1. acted · 2. lines · 3. scene · 4. Young · 5. prize; wants

Across 4: forgotten

Down 1: done · 2: been · 3: won

1. Have you seen a Bollywood film yet?

2. Has your cousin ever been to London?

3. Have you ever forgotten your homework?

4. Which countries has Jamila already visited?

5. What have you done today, Jay?

6. Have Dave and Elliot ever won a prize?

7. Have you ever stayed in a big hotel?

8. Which books have you already read?

1 – G · 2 – E · 3 – F · 4 – D · 5 – A · 6 – B

1. Have you ever had a birthday party in a tree house?

2. Why have you forgotten to invite some of your best friends?

3. Has your sister ever made a birthday cake?

4. How many bottles of lemonade have you bought?

5. Has your friend done the shopping yet?

6. Who has just heard the funny noise in the garden?

7. Why hasn’t your cousin answered yet?

8. And what have you already seen in Italy?

1. Where has he/she been?

2. What has he/she done today?

3. Why hasn’t he/she called you yet?

4. Has his/her sister really gone to Italy?

1. How many · 2. embarrassed · 3. prize · 4. Which · 5. would · 6. another

1. Can I ask you a few questions?

2. Where are you from?

3. Have you ever been to Berlin?

4. Which cities have you already visited?

1. has just gone · 2. have already organized/organised · 3. hasn’t learnt/learned

4. has already started · 5. haven’t bought · 6. has just had