Choose the correct word. At the _________, my brother always helps my parents load the rice onto the truck and drives it home.
ПОЛУЧИТЬ ОТВЕТ Choose the correct word. I often help my parents dry the ____ in the yard in front of my house.
Choose the correct word. When I lived in the countryside, I used to ____ horses every day.
Choose the correct word. Hey, were you able to _____ the Metro yesterday?
Write the correct form of comparatives or superlatives. Sometimes I hear adults around me say that it is ____ for children to grow up in the city than in the countryside. (GOOD)
Write the correct form of comparatives or superlatives. (EXCITING) Life in the city is ____ than life in the countryside.
Write the correct form of comparatives or superlatives. (MANY) There are ___ opportunities in the city than in the countryside.
Write the correct form of comparatives or superlatives. (HAPPY) I feel ____ in the countryside than in a crowded and noisy city.
Match the headings to the texts. There is one extra heading.
Read the text and mark the statements True (T) or False (F). London Transport In London there are a lot of different types of transport. In the centre of London there is the Underground. It is also called the Tube. Tickets cost from £4 for a single if you do not have an Oyster card. There are also the National Rail services. These cost from £1.70 upwards for a single ticket. These trains go all over the country. Some trains even go to France. There are also buses. They travel all over London and there are even buses at night. If you want to go to many different places in London you can get a daily travel card. This will be cheaper than paying single fares and could save you a lot of money. With a travel card, you can use the Underground, National Rail, and the buses in London. You will also get a discount on the 'Clipper' boats which take passengers along the river Thames. If you are in a hurry there are lots of black taxis and mini-cabs. The black cabs can be very expensive because you have to pay even when the taxi is stuck in a traffic jam and not moving. The minimum fare for a mini-cab outside the centre of London is about £5.
