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CONTENTS
Personal Pronouns 3
Plurals / This - These / That - Those 12
Possessives 20
There is - are a/some / any 23
Present Continuous 27
Revision Exercises I 34
Simple Present 39
The Imperative 48
Prepositions of Place 49
Prepositions of Time 53
How much / How many 55
Revision Exercises Il 58
Be going to 62
Love / hate / like / don't like doing something 66
Must / Musn't 70
Past Tense (Was - Were) 72
Past Tense (Had) 7
Revision Exercises 73
Simple Past (Regular Verbs) 87
Simple Past (Irregular Verbs) 1
Question Words 97
Comparisons 100
Revision Exercises IV 105
Pre-Tests 1-4 112
Progress Tests 125
Wordlist 143
Irregular Verbs 445
Introduction
Round-up Grammar Practice 2 combines games and fun wih serious,
systematic grammar practice. It ideal for students atthe early stages of
English language learning,
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‘They practise grammar through lively, h gly ilustratsd. games and activities,
Round-up is especially designed fcr differant studants studying Enlish in
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€ inclass with a coursebook, Students do bath aval wark — in pairs and in
groups — and written wors in Round-up,
© after class. The ‘write-in’ activities are ideal for homework. Students can
practise what they have learned inthe classroom,
«in the Folidays for revision. Round-up nas clear instructions and simp
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‘The Round-up Teacre’'s Gulde includes a full answer key and four tests
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1. Personal Pronouns / Be / Have (got) / Can
= Personal Pronouns / Be / Have (got) / Can
(before verbs, as subjects) (after verbs, as objects)
1 We Me Us
You You You You
He They Him Them
AWA she Her
Lookather! a Look at him!
‘She is a woman. He is aman.
Look at it!
Iisa chair.
“Look at them!
They are trees.
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2 3. 4
8. 8 2. 3
ill in “he”, “she”
‘we", “you” or “they” as in the example
1. bed .. 1b 4.nose 7. Georg? 10, cups
2. doors 5. Jahn 8. You and Ann 11. brather
3, Susan 6. You and | 8. glandmother 12. picture
Shortform Longform Short form
1m Lam not trmnot Ami?
Youre Youarenot You erent ‘Are you?
He's He isnot Heisat Ishe?
Shes Ste is not She isnt Is she?
tts Iti not thisnt ‘sit?
We're Weerenot We aren't Are we?
Youre Youarenot Yousrent. © Are you?
They're Theyareno: —Theyarént Are they?
as in the example
4. They... are...... inthe garden, They''e in the garden,
2. She athome. She athome,
ait aie dey, tt a rice day.
4. We hapoy. We happy.
5.1 hungry. \ hungry.
6. You young, You young.
7. Ha. is hor... athome, He .. isn't athome
cal thirsty ' thirsty.
9 Ane a doctor. ana a doctor
10. You a policeman. ‘You ‘policeman
11, She in the room, She in the room.
12 They English They English
[A I/ Ae YUN Yes, 12m. Wo, Fmnot
(ishe/she/itinthe garden? Yes, he / she /itis. No, he / she/ it isn't.
wo, [me/you
thoy rent
Are they beers?
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The Verb “to be”
Is she a teacher?
the blanks and answer the questions as in the examples
Selig 1. Lookatthern! 2.Leok at. it!
Qa Are they mice? Isitamonkey?
€ < aren't. ‘Yes, it is.
They are fh
3. Look at - 4, Look al
is nea magoien? patid Are they drummers?
5. Lookat 6. Look at
Betws ‘re they cocirs? w Isita snake?
7. Look at 8.Leok at
i -) eth ees! 2 note eyes?
9. Look at 10. Look at
1.16, itationer? 2. they rabbits? 3
they young?
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1. The Verb “to have”
4 she a doctor?
No, she
[The Verb “to have”
Affirmative
Long form Shortform Long form Short form
thave oot Ive got Ihave not (got) haven’ (got)
You have got Youve got You have not (got) You havent (got)
Hehasgot He's got. He hasnet (got) He hast (got)
Shehas got She's got She has not (got) She hasn't (got)
thas got It's got Ithas not (got) tthasnt (got)
Wehave got We'vegat_ We have not got) We haven’ (got)
Youhave got You've got You have not (got) You havent (got)
They have got They've got Theyhavenot (got) Theyhaventt (got)
rittin the blanks as in the example:
She .. fiae got pen. She's got
41 areddress. |
2.dim abioyle sin
3.We abighouse. Wo
4. They black shoes. They.
5. You abotie of mik. You
We . have fiot got....acar. We .. haver't got
6.They brown ai. ‘They
7.Helen watch Helen
8. You agatcen. You
ult wings It
10.1 aring I
Have I got?
Have you got?
Has he got?
Has she got?
Has itgot?
Have we got?
Have you got?
Have they got?
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a rod dress.
bicycle.
‘big house.
black shoes.
bottle of mik.
car
‘rows hal
a watch,
garden,
wings.
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1. The Verb “to have”
CD First say and then write questions and answers as in the example:
‘somebooks aboat = aparrot_—abicycle—aguitar
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Ted + Ann v v v
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1... What has Mary g
guitar. She hasn't 4
‘What nave you got? |
Have you got a car? Yes, I/ we have, No, 1/ we haven't,
Hashe/she/itgotacar? Yes, he/she/it has. No, he/she /it hasn't.
Have they got a car? Yes, they have. No, they haven't.
(Ask and answer as in the exampl
4 they /aTV? 2. he /abag?
Have they goba TV?
No, they haven't.
Theyve got a radia.
3. they / dogs?
65. the gil /a tomato? Z 6 the boys / a ball?
4 itv wings?
7. the boy / an umbrella? 6 the dog /a bone?
‘Long form ‘Short form
lean I cannot Vcan't Can |?
You can You cannot You can't Can you?
He can ‘He cannot He can't Can he?
‘She can ‘She cannot ‘She can't Can she?
Itcan Mcannot Itean't Canit?
We can ‘We cannot ‘We can't Canwe?
‘You can ‘You cannot ‘You can't Can you?
‘They can ‘They cannot ‘They can't Can they?
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Can you drive? No, lcan't.
@ Ask and answer as in the example:
A. BE
4. (walk) Cant he walk? 2. (talk) 3. (cook)
No, he can't.
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4. (watch TV) 5. (swim) 6. (read)
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7. (fly) 8 (sleep) 9. (sing)
GQ) Ask and answer as in the example
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sing dance
vane v v
Chris v v
Liz + Brian v v
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Can Jane sing? Yes, she can. Can she draw? No, she can't. Can she
dance? Yes, she can. Can she play the guitar? No, she can't. So,
Jane can sing and darce but she can't draw or play the guitar
