Example dialogue: B: Is there any spaghetti today? No, there isn’t. B: Is there any rice? Yes, there is some rice with vegetables. B: Are there any chicken rolls? No, there aren’t, but there are some ham rolls. B: Are there any pears? Yes, there are. Is t

 Present progressive is used to express an activity which is happening at the moment.  Present Simple is used to express habitual actions.  In English why is used in questions while because is used in answers for reasons.  British people love animals. Many families have more than one pet. The most common pets in British homes are dogs, cats, birds and goldfish. Hamsters and rabbits are popular, too.  British people usually have coffee or tea and some toast or cereal with milk for breakfast. So do I. I dont. They sometimes have a big breakfast, the traditional British breakfast, on Saturdays or Sundays. I dont. At lunchtime, they usually have a sandwich or a salad. I usually have pasta. In the afternoon, some people like to have an afternoon tea, at home or in a tea shop. I prefer coffee. In Britain dinner is usually at six or seven in the evening. I have dinner at eight oclock. EXAMINATION PRACTICE A. Example dialogue: Examiner Good morning. How are you? Candidate Fine, thank you. Examiner What’s your name? Candidate My name’s Stefano Rossetti. Examiner Have you got any brothers or sisters? Candidate Yes, I have two sisters. Examiner What do they do? Candidate My sister Laura is a doctor and my sister Silvia is a student. Examiner Where are they now? What are they doing? Candidat Laura is at the supermarket. She is buying some food. Silvia is at the university. She is studying. Examiner Where do you go to school? Candidate I go to “E. Mortate” school. Examiner What are your favourite subject? Candidate I like English and Art. Examiner Are there any foreign students in your class? Candidate Yes, there is a girl from Peru. Examiner What sport do you like? Candidate I like basketball. Examiner Is there a swimming pool in your town? Candidate Yes, there is. Examiner Can you swim? Candidate Yes, I can. Examiner Do you go to the swimming pool? Candidate No, I dont. B. Example dialogue: B: Is there any spaghetti today? A: No, there isn’t. B: Is there any rice? A: Yes, there is some rice with vegetables. B: Are there any chicken rolls? A: No, there aren’t, but there are some ham rolls. B: Are there any pears?

A: Yes, there are.

B: Is there any coffee? A: No, there isnt, but there is some tea.

C. Example dialogue: Examiner

Well, goodbye and have a nice weekend. Candidate Thank you. Have a nice weekend, too. Goodbye. TEST 7 units 14-16 LISTENING TEST 6 1. A: Sunday; 2. C: ten oclock; 3. B: brunch; 4. B: breakfast and lunch together; 5. C: meat with vegetables and ice cream; 6. A: played tennis; 7. A: went to the cinema. Tape-script Woman David, what did you do yesterday? It was Sunday. David Yes, and it was my birthday. too. Woman Really? So you were born on July the 15 th , David? David Yes. Woman So it was a special day, wasn’t it? David Oh, yes. I got up very late. At 10 o’clock. And I didn’t have breakfast. At 12 o’clock I had brunch with my family. Woman Americans usually have brunch on Sundays, don’t they? David Yes, it’s breakfast and lunch together. We had meat with some vegetables and then ice cream. Woman Mmm. Sounds good. And what did you do in the afternoon? David I called my friend Karen and we decided to go and play tennis a little bit. We played from 4.30 to 5.15. Woman Do you often play tennis? David No, not too often. Only from time to time. Then, at 7 I had dinner with my family. Karen and Nigel were there, too. And after dinner we went to the cinema. Woman Hu, hu... David And at 11 I was back home and I went to sleep. Woman Well, it was a relaxing day, wasnt it? ORAL PRODUCTION A. Open answers. B. 1. A: Was Nigel at the cinema? B: No, he wasn’t. A: Where was he?