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that involve listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Conjunctions: and, but, or

22.1 Listen to the descriptions and write the activities in the table.

dance do gymnastics draw drive a car paint play tennis play the piano ride a bike ride a horse sing swim take photos

I can recognize and use the conjunctions and, but, or.

Molly

I’ve got the bags and the tickets, but I can’t find the passports!

What’s the problem?

Clear ‘I can’ statements show the learning outcome of each unit

basketball.  I play tennis and 1 He likes dogs cats. 2 Would you like some coffee some hot chocolate? 3 There are some apples there aren’t any oranges. 4 She hasn’t got a pen a pencil.

We use but to join opposite ideas. I can swim but I can’t dive. Our car is old but it’s nice.

burgers

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We also use or after negative verbs. I can’t play tennis or badminton. He hasn’t got a pen or a pencil.

meat

fish

coffee

tea

pineapples

bananas

Circle the correct option.  She can sing and / but dance. 1 I like swimming and / but I don’t like running. 2 She’s got a dog and / but a cat. 3 He eats meat and / but fish. 4 Go to your chair and / but sit down. 5 My mum is here and / but my dad is at work. 6 I’ve got brown hair and / but brown eyes. 7 We’ve got a new teacher and / but I like her. 8 Pete would like to go to the cinema and / but he hasn’t got any money. 9 I’m tired and / but I’d like to go to bed.

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I can play red a it’s raining.

Self-evaluation tables encourage students to monitor their progress

Circle the correct option.  I don’t like apples and / or pears.

I like eggs and cheese. I like chips but I don’t like burgers. I don’t like coffee or tea.

1 Would you like lemonade and / or fruit juice? 2 She’s got two brothers and / or one sister. 3 Linda can’t paint and / or draw. 4 Zebras are black and / or white.

Self-evaluation

5 Is your teacher tall and / or short? 6 Have you got brown eyes and / or blue eyes? 7 Polly hasn’t got a computer and / or an MP3 player. 8 I’m reading that book and / or I like it. 9 I’m not tired and / or I don’t want to go to bed. 10 Are you watching a film and / or a TV programme?

114 Conjunctions: and, but, or

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5 I can’t play the guitar the piano. 6 She’s wearing a white dress shoes. 7 Would you like to be a doctor teacher? 8 We’d like to play tennis,

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We use or when we ask questions about two options. Would you like tea or coffee? Are there oranges or apples?

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4 Complete the sentences with and, or or but.

We use and to join similar ideas. I can swim and dive. Sue’s got a new dress and new shoes.

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Quantifiers All, most, some, a lot of, any, a few, a little

1 Some examples of sentences with these quantifiers: I bought some fruit in the market. I ate some of the apples and I kept a few of them. We worked hard all day.

• Diagnostic tests and extra practice tests. • Listen and Speak exercises.

+ noun

6 We do not use these patterns:

I bought some new clothes last week. You haven’t eaten any of your meal. + of it/them We looked for a hotel but most of them were full.

I got all (of) the questions right. / I got all of them right.

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It is not necessary to use ‘of’ after all with a noun but we must use ‘of’ before ‘it/them’:

1 We use all, most, some, a lot of and

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+ plural noun I read a few magazines yesterday. + of + the/possessive + plural noun A few of the people in my class do judo. + of them

Lesson Plans and Worksheets

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There were a lot of good books in the shop and I bought a few of them.

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year, etc. to talk about whole periods of time: It rained all night. (NOT all the night)

Some facts about my job Underline the correct words in what a young woman says about her job. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Ready-to-use lesson plans and photocopiable worksheets based on the units from Oxford Practice Grammar. The lessons include ideas for extra practice and extension activities. 78

Advanced Supplementary Exercises

Grammar in action

3 We use a few in these patterns:

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Check irregular verbs and how to say them.

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I’ve only got a little money left.

5 We use some with positive verbs and any with

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