Cat CDZ

Divide the words into two groups.

Match the word to the translation

Divide the phrases and words into two groups

Divide the words into two groups.

Divide the words into two groups in order to make the correct collocations.

Divide the words into two groups: with a or an

Read the text, find the words that were formed by affixes, and divide them into three groups. London's secret garden located in central London is a famous public park that remains hidden to even the locals. The medieval-style church of St Dunstan-in-the-East was built in around 1100 and has had a long, 900-year-old history. In 1666, it was rebuilt after being damaged in the Great Fire of London. Then, during World War Two, a direct hit during the London Blitz destroyed a majority of the structure, leaving behind only the north and south walls and steeple. Instead of rebuilding once again, the city of London decided to turn the remains of St Dunstan-in-the-East into the public garden which is accessible today – if you know where to look. Tucked away from the main road, the garden is situated between the Tower of London and London Bridge. The green, ivy-covered walls, trees, and flowers offer an enchanting escape from the city and serve as a reminder of London's history.

Divide the words into two groups.

Divide the phrases and words into two groups

Divide the words into two groups.

Read the word combinations and divide them into two groups.

Divide the words into two groups.

Divide the words into two groups (animate/ inanimate nouns). Распредели слова в две группы: одушевленные (animate) и неодушевленные (inanimate) существительные.

Read the text and divide the statements into two groups. My name is Anton, and I’m 10 years old. I live with my mum and dad in Moscow, in Izmaylovo. My mum’s name is Maria, and she is an actress. She is very beautiful, with long fair hair. My mum is really kind and friendly, too. I do a lot of fun things with my mum. She can swim very well and we often go to the pool together. I like to watch films with my mum in them. In her films, she can be young or old. She can fly over houses and across rivers. She can even ride a skateboard on her head! She can do everything! My friends think she is a really wonderful mum! My dad’s name is Pavel. He is tall and handsome and also very funny and kind. My dad has got an interesting job. He is an architect. The word ‘architect’ is a Greek word that means ‘the main builder’! My father makes plans for new buildings in Moscow. He also rebuilds old houses. Architects have got an important job because they make sure the places where people live and work are comfortable and attractive. I think my dad is great. I love my wonderful family!

Divide marker words into simple groups.

Divide the words into two groups. The first one is the group with the article "a". The second one is the group with the article "an".

Divide the words into two groups. The first one is the group with the article "a/an". The second one is the group with the zero article (no article).

Divide the words into two groups

Divide marker words into simple groups.

Divide marker words into simple groups.

Divide the words into two groups.

Match the words to the translations.

Fill in much or many. How ... grapes are there?

Fill in much or many. How ... carrots are there?

Fill in much or many. How ... bread is there?

Fill in much or many. How ... water is there?

Fill in much or many. How ... soup is there?

Fill in much or many. How ... lemons are there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How much butter ... there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How many bananas ... there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How many watermelons ... there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How much cheese ... there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How much flour ... there?

Fill in the correct form of the verb to be. How much water ... there?

Fill in a few or a little. Can I have ... bananas, please?

Fill in a few or a little. There is ... milk in the carton.

Fill in a few or a little. We have got ... lemons in the fridge.

Fill in a few or a little. He has got ... juice in the glass.

Fill in a few or a little. There is ... olive oil in the bottle.