PRACTICE Pre-U N° 02A

Read the following conversation and complete the blanks with the missing words.

Mike: _________ morning! Rita. _________are you?

Rita: _________, Mike. I am fine. Did you finish the report?

Mike: Yes, I did. I finished it last night, what about you?

Rita: No, I will finish it tonight. Well, I have to go. _________

Mike: Ok, bye. __________ you soon.

• Good / Where / Hi, See you later / Bye.

• Good / Where / Hi / Goodbye / See.

• Good / What / Hi / Good night / See.

• Good / How / Hi / Goodbye / See.

• Good / How / Hi / Nice to meet you / See.

Read the following text and complete the blanks with the missing words.

My _______ is Lydia. I am fourteen ____________. I am ______ Germany but I live in Liverpool. My favorite subject is Science. ______ favorite color is white and my favorite __________ is pasta. My birthday is in March, and I am a friendly person.

• name / years old / from / My / food.

• name / years / from / My / food.

• name / years / from / My / foot.

• name / years old / of / My / food.

• name / years / of / My / food.

What is another way to ask “What do you do?”

• What are you doing right now?

• What is your occupation?

• What do you like?

• What do you study?

• What is your hobby?

When we meet a person for the first time we can use:

• See you next week.

• It’s nice to see you again.

• See you.

• Nice to meet you.

• Take care.

When you leave, what expression you can use

• Hello

• Nice to meet you

• Goodbye

• Hi

• I am fine

What greeting do you use at 09:00am?

• Take care

• Good afternoon

• Nice to meet you

• Good morning

• Good night

Complete the next conversation with correct alternative.

Thiago: Hey, what is your name?

Sophie: My name is Sophie.

Thiago: I am Thiago. Nice to meet you.

Sophie: _____________

Thiago: I am 16, too. Do you like school?

Sophie: Yes, I do!

• Nice to meet you too.

• I am thirteen years old.

• Nice meeting

• I am fourteen years old.

• I am sixteen years old.

According to the following conversation, where is Sarah’s brother?

Boy: Where is your brother today, Sarah? I usually see him in the school library at around this time.

Sarah:  Yeah, that’s right, but he’s got a doctor’s appointment today, at two o’clock.

Boy: Oh really? But it’s only twelve thirty.

Sarah: Is it? Oh, I remember now… he went home to get something to eat first.

• He is in the library, reading.

• He is in the hospital, walking.

• He is in the park, playing.

• He is in the house, cleaning.

• He is in the house, eating a sandwich.