03_Grammarway 3_Flashcards.pdf

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G R A M M A R W A Y
PICTURE
FLASHCARDS
FOR
G R A M M A R W A Y 3
Jenny Dooley - Virginia Evans

Published in 1999 by Express Publishing
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All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by
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prior written permission of the Publishers.
ISBN 1 - 903128 - 96 - X

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TO PREPARE YOUR FLASHCARDS FOR
CLASSROOM USE:
ñ remove pages from book.
ñ cut along the dotted lines.
ñ stick the pictures onto separate pieces of cardboard.
ñ the corresponding words and sentences for each picture are printed at the back of
this book. Simply cut them out and stick them onto the back of the flashcards.
ñ group cards into individual units (each card is printed with a unit number and
flashcard number).
ñ store in separate envelopes or folders.
ñ use in class to present grammatical structures by sticking the cards onto the board
OR to give your students further practice the cards can be passed around the class.
Note: There are also word flashcards in this book (page 120) for tense drilling.
Follow the steps above concerning their use.

TIME
EXPRESSIONS
FOR
TENSE
DRILLING

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120
by 8
o’ clock
for 3
years
last
year
next
month
not / yet
at
present
ever
two
minutes
ago

121
✄
yesterday
every
week
since last
year
now
often usually
never
since
1988

✄
122
always
How
long?
rarely
this week
this
month
this year last week
sometimes

123
✄
seldom already
still every day
every year just
tonight
tomorrow

✄
124
yet?
by the time Mary
arrived
after he has
lunch
all day
yesterday
today

125
✄
after she had
had breakfast
when they arrived
as soon as he left
recently

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
6
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3
4

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
7
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5
6

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
8
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7
8

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UNIT
1
UNIT
1
9
9
UNIT
1

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UNIT
1
UNIT
1
10
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11
10

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
11
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UNIT
1
12
13

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
12
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14
15

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UNIT 1
UNIT 1
14
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18
19

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UNIT 2
23
10
11
UNIT 2

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33
22
21
UNIT 2
UNIT 2

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✄
34
23
24
UNIT 2
UNIT 2

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UNIT 3
UNIT 3
13
14
43

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UNIT
5
UNIT
5
54
12
11

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UNIT 5
UNIT 5
57
15
16

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UNIT 5
UNIT 5
58
17
18

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UNIT 5
UNIT
5
59
20
19

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UNIT 5
UNIT 5
60
21
22

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UNIT 5
UNIT
5
61
24
23

UNIT 5 27
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UNIT
5
63
26

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UNIT 5
UNIT 5
64
28
29

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UNIT 5
UNIT 5
66
31
32

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UNIT
5
UNIT
5
67
34
33

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UNIT
5
68
36
35
UNIT
5

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UNIT 5
UNIT
5
69
37
38

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UNIT 10
UNIT
10
83
1
2

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UNIT 11
UNIT 11
85
1
2

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UNIT 11
UNIT 11
86
3
4

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UNIT 11
UNIT 11
87
5
6

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UNIT 11
UNIT 11
88
7
8

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UNIT 11
89
10
UNIT 11 9

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91
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
UNIT
12

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UNIT 13
UNIT 13
94
3
4

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UNIT 13
UNIT 13
95
5
6

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UNIT 14
96
2
UNIT
14
1

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UNIT 14
UNIT 14
97
3
4

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UNIT 14
UNIT 14
98
5
6

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UNIT 14
UNIT 14
100
8
9

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UNIT 14
UNIT 14
101
10
11

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✄
103
14
13
UNIT
14
UNIT
14

✄
✄
104
16
UNIT
14
15
UNIT
14

✄
✄
UNIT 14
UNIT 14
105
17
18

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UNIT 15
UNIT 15
106
1
2

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UNIT 15
UNIT 15
109
5
6

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1 He works at a hotel. He lays
the tables and serves dinner
every day.
2 It rarely rains in the desert.
3 The plane to London takes
off at 6:50 am.
4 a) Hill kicks the ball and
passes it to Dawson.
b) Laura Hunt actssuperbly
in the film.
c) So, the prince tells her
5 Helen is working hard
these days. Right now
she’s reading a
newspaper.
6 You’re always forgetting
to pay the bills.
7 Melanie is getting married at
3 this afternoon.
8 More and more forests are
disappearing because of
fires.
9 They have been friends
for twenty years.
10 Sarah has been picking
vegetables for two hours.
11 She has picked a lot of
apples.
12 He is dirty. He has been
playing football.
13 a) He has broken his arm.
b) Peter has been to Paris
four times.
14 a) She has received three
faxes this morning.
b) She received three
faxes this morning.
15 Who has been reading my
business papers?
Unit 1 (flashcards 1 - 19)
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16 —
17 S1: Mr Parker has put on
weight.
S2: Alice has taken up
tennis. etc.
18 A: Where are the Millers?
B: They’ve gone to
Buenos Aires.
19 A: Where have you
been?
B: We’ve been to Buenos
Aires.
1 They spent their holidays in
Switzerland last winter. They
had a great time.
2 First, he read the message.
Then, he called his boss.
3 People travelled/used to
travel by carriage in those
days.
4 At three o’clock yesterday
afternoon, they were
sitting at an outdoor café.
5 He was walking when he
slipped on a banana skin.
6 She was steering the boat
while he was playing the
guitar.
7 Marilyn Monroe starred in a
number of successful films.
8 Todd and Emily were
riding through the forest.
The sun was shining and
the birds were singing.
9 —
10 Kate Steele wrote her first
novel in 1970.
11 Kate Steele has written a
lot of successful novels.
12 George Barns was a
basketball player for ten
years.

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13 Jim Presley has worked/
has been working as a
waiter for fifteen years.
14 They had already reserved
the table when they went to
the restaurant. They had
already sat down for dinner
by 8 pm.
15 They had been skating
together for five years
before they entered the
competition.
16 Bill had injured his legs in
a car accident, so he had
to use a wheelchair for six
months.
17 She had been working hard
that day, so she was tired.
18 Last Monday, Lisa and her
husband fed the children
when he came home.
19 Last Tuesday, Lisa was
feeding the children when
her husband came home.
20 Last Friday, Lisa had
already fed the children
when her husband came
home.
21 —
22 —
23 —
24 —
1 His parents think he will
become an artist one day.
2 I’ll take this jacket.
3 Since it’s your birthday, I’ll
pay for lunch.
4 Jill will be two years old
next month.
5 I hope pollution levels will
drop soon.
Factories must stop
polluting the air or else we
won’t be able to breathe.

129
1 She wants to finish her
work. She must work
overtime. She hopes to get
a promotion soon.
2 —
3 They all want to answer the
question.
4 I want John to explain this.
5 He is too young to walk by
himself.
6 I’m going to employ more
staff.
I’m going to expand my
company.
7 Look at him! He is going to
win the race.
8 He is leaving for
Amsterdam in an hour.
9 The film starts in ten
minutes.
10 This time next week, I’ll be
skiing in Austria.
11 A: Shall I inform the rest of
the team?
B: No, I’ll do it. I’ll be
seeing them at the
meeting anyway.
12 A: Will you be going out
later?
B: Yes. Why?
A: Could you get me a
sandwich, please?
13 They will have finished
their meeting by four
o’clock this afternoon.
14 By the time Rick retires, he
will have been working for
the same company for thirty
years.

130
6 There is enough snow to
build a snowman.
7 Windsurfing is a popular
summer sport. A lot of young
people spend hours
windsurfing.
1 You must stop when the
traffic light is red.
2 You mustn’t/can’t park here.
3 You must behave yourself at
school.
4 a) They must be the boy’s
parents.
b) They can’t be the boy’s
grandparents.
5 I must find a hotel to stay at
tonight.
6 I have to wear a uniform at
work.
7 Must I do my homework
now?
8 Do I have to type these
letters now?
9 They mustn’t play on the
railway track.
10 The farmer needn’t/doesn’t
need to/doesn’t have to
buy any eggs.
11 They didn’t need to cut any
more wood.
12 You needn’t have bought
me a gift.
13 He can fly a helicopter.
14 I could ski very well when I
was young.
15 A: Can I go swimming?
B: No, you can’t.
16 A: Could/May/Might I have
a look at this report?
B: Certainly.
17 You can’t see Kim tonight,
but you can see her
tomorrow if you like.
18 —

131
19 Can/Could/Shall I get you
anything from the
supermarket?
20 A: What shall we do tonight?
B: We can/could go to the
cinema.
21 A: Can/Could/Will/Would
you help me with my
French homework
please?
B: Of course.
22 a) They can’t be strangers.
b) They must know each
other.
23 A: John is late.
B: He could be stuck in
traffic.
24 Yesterday, there was a
terrible accident.
The driver could have been
killed.
25 She was able to climb to
the top of the mountain.
26 They can’t be at work.
They must be on holiday.
27 She can’t be doing her
homework.
She must be writing a letter.
28 He can’t have done the
exercise properly.
He must have strained his
back.
29 The drivers can’t have been
driving slowly.
The drivers must have been
driving too fast.
30 A: Where’s Aunt Julia?
B: She may/might/could still
be at work.
31 A: May/Might I ask you
another question?
B: Of course.
32 A: May/Can/Could I have a
pen and some paper,
please?
B: Here you are.
33 A: Can/Could/Shall I help
you choose Mary’s
present?
B: That would be great.

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34 A: Shall/Can/Could we go
to the market today?
B: I’d rather not.
35 A: Where shall we go
tonight?
B: We can/could go to the
theatre.
36 A: Will/Can you hold the
plate for me, please?
B: Of course.
37 You should/ought to be
more careful.
38 You all should/ought to
have tried harder.
1 Stonehenge was built in
prehistoric times. It was
probably constructed as a
place of worship. Many of its
stones have been stolen
over the years. It is visited
by a lot of tourists every year.
2 Mrs Archer’s ruby ring was
stolen from her house last
night.
3 Rolls Royce cars are made
in England.
4 The cows are milked once
a day.
5 Two teenagers were
seriously injured in a car
accident last night.
1 The children had breakfast
with their parents before they
left for school. Their mother
will have cleaned the house
by the time they come back.
2 —
3 Forests are being
destroyed. As a result/
Therefore/Consequently a
lot of animals are losing
their homes.

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4 The air is becoming polluted
because of factories.
The air is becoming polluted
due to the fact that there
are a lot of factories.
5 They went to the beach to
enjoy the sunset.
They went to the beach so
that they could enjoy the
sunset.
6 They enjoy working in the
garden although/even
though it is very hard work.
7 They look as if/as though
they are celebrating.
8 I don’t like her. She speaks
to me as if she was the
boss.
1 If/When the sun shines,
snow melts.
2 If he doesn’t study hard,
he won’t pass his exam.
3 Bob is daydreaming.
If I won the lottery, I would
buy an expensive car and I
would go on holiday to a
tropical island next summer.
4 John got up late, so he
missed the bus.
If John hadn’t got up late,
he wouldn’t have missed
the bus.
5 I wish I could understand
what he’s saying.
6 I wish I hadn’t spent all that
money.
7 I wish it would stop raining.
8 A: You had better apply to
a university abroad.
B: No, I’d rather study near
home.

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1 A racing driver is someone
who/that drives racing cars
and whose job is very
dangerous.
A kangaroo is an animal
which/that lives in Australia.
A book is something which/
that people read.
Unit 9 (flashcard 1)
1 I’m very happy with your
results in the History exam.
What did Mr Reed tell his
class yesterday?
He said to the class, ‘I’m
very happy with your
results in the History
exam.’ OR
He told the class (that) he
was very happy with their
results in the History exam.
2 Have you had any
experience?
Why do you want this job?
Yesterday, Eric had a
job interview.
The manager asked Eric
if/whether he had had any
experience.
He also asked him why he
wanted the job.
3 Let’s fly the kite.
Pull the strings harder!
Unroll more string, please.
Don’t let go of the kite!
Keith suggested flying the
kite.
He told Paul to pull the
strings harder.
He asked Paul to unroll
more string.
He also told him not to let
go of the kite.

135
1 Jane Silver is painting a
picture.
2 Anne Taylor is having her
portrait painted.
3 —
4 —
5 —
6 —
7 —
8 —
9 —
10 —
1 There is an egg.
There are some peppers.
There is also some
chocolate.
What else is there in the
picture?
2 —
Unit 12 (flashcards 1, 2)
1 It’s a pleasant warm day.
There is a woman sitting on
a wooden bench. She is
young.
2 Vets work hard.
They treat animals gently
and examine them carefully.
3 Price: í2,000
People: 4
Top Speed: 80 mph
Age: 15 years old
This car is cheap. It is also
old.

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4 Price: í8,000
People: 6
Top Speed: 100 mph
Age: 5 years old
This car is more expensive
than the first car. It is also
faster.
5 Price: í18,000
People: 2
Top Speed: 130 mph
Age: 1 year old
This car is the most
expensive of all. It is also
the fastest of all.
6 The sofa is as comfortable
as the armchair.
The stool is not as/so big
as the sofa.
The armchair is less
expensive than the sofa.
1 This is Emma and Bob.
Emma loves romantic films,
but Bob can’t stand them.
She likes classical music, but
he hates it. They both love
their dog and they take good
care of him.
2 This is the Smith family.
They are in their living room.
Their daughter, Tina, is
watching her favourite TV
programme.
3 Ken grew these flowers
himself.
4 They are enjoying
themselves.
5 Janet and Beth are looking
at themselves in the mirror.
6 They are looking at each
other.
7 —
8 This is a flower, Jimmy.
9 Look at that! It’s a deer.

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10 There is some nice furniture
in the room. There are some
books on the table. There is
nobody in the room. There
isn’t anything under the table.
11 Many invited every girl from
the office to her party.
Each girl brought her a
present.
12 There is a lot of/lots of cake.
Are there many eggs? Yes,
there are a lot.
Is there much orange juice?
Yes, there is a lot.
13 Jim has got a few stamps.
He can post all the letters.
14 Ben has got (very) few
stamps. He can’t post all
the letters.
15 Alice has got a little sugar.
She can make a cake.
16 Diana has got (very) little
sugar. She can’t make a
cake.
17 Both of them live in water.
Neither of them makes/
make a lot of noise. Both
the dolphin and the turtle
are friendly animals. Neither
the dolphin nor the turtle is
dangerous.
18 All of them are wild animals.
None of them eats/eat
vegetables. All of them have
got sharp teeth.
1 ‘Is she a typist?’ ‘Yes, she is.’
‘Does she work for a
company?’ ‘Yes, she does.’
‘Has she finished her work?’
‘No, she hasn’t.’
2 Isn’t it a lovely place!
Wouldn’t it be nice to
come here more often?

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3 ‘How many people are
there in the picture?’ ‘Three’
‘Where are they?’ ‘They’re in
the street.’
‘What are they doing?’
‘They’re talking.’
4 It isn’t a dog, is it?
They are peacocks, aren’t
they?
5 This isn’t a sparrow, is it?
6 This is a turtle, isn’t it?
1 There is a vase on the table.
There are some flowers in
the vase. The cat is under
the table. There are some
books next to/by /beside
the vase. The keys are on
top of the books.
2 The dentist’s is above/ over
the travel agent’s. The travel
agent’s is below the dentist’s.
A man is walking past the
travel agent’s. A woman is
walking across the street.
A boy is cycling along the
pavement.
3 The bus is going from London
to Heathrow Airport. The bus
driver is leaning against the
bus. There is a man at the bus
stop. He’s taking some money
out of his pocket.
4 A car is going through the
gateway. The guards are
standing opposite each
other. The building is
beyond the gateway.
5 There are some people
inside the restaurant. A man
is sitting between two
women. The woman is
waiting outside the
restaurant.
6 The man is standing in front
of the woman. The woman
is standing behind the man.
The dog is running towards
them.
7 The clown is standing
among the children. They
are all running round/
around him.

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8 The woman is going up the
steps and the man is
coming down the steps.
9 He’s taking the letters off the
trolley and putting them
onto the desks.

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