The document provides information about common English phrases and grammar structures. It includes phrases like "come along with us" and "fancy = want." It also covers present simple and present progressive verb tenses and how they are used to indicate habits, facts, or ongoing actions. The document concludes with a brief grammar review of comparatives and superlatives, showing how to form and use comparative adjectives and superlatives to compare people, objects, or actions.

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2. come along with us
come round my house
fancy = want
get hold of = contact = find
lose – lost - lost
rarely = not often
ring - rang
call - called
mobile
landline
How’s it going? = how are you?
I can’t make it.
I get it. = I understand
I have other plans.
Nothing much.
Sure, why not?
That would be great.
What are we like?= What’s wrong with you?
What are you up to? = What are you doing now?

5. T
F
T
T
F
T

6. I play football on Friday.
I am playing football now.
She cooks lunch everyday.
She is cooking lunch now.
They watch TV at night.
They are watching TV now.

7. Present Simple Present Progressive
I
He
She
It
You
We
They
I
He
She
It
You
We
They
pla
y
plays
pla
y
am playing
is playing
are playing
don’t
play
am not playing
is not playing
are not playing
doesn’t play
don’t play

8. Present Simple Present Progressive
Habits
Facts
Actions happening now
Future arrangements
- He is coming
tomorrow.
always
I always sleep early.
usually
They usually help their
mom.
often
sometimes
seldom
rarely
now
at the moment
Look!
Listen!

9. uses
plays
is playing
loves
don’t understand
am helping
are going
does
open
closes

11. Hi. How are you?
Fine.
What are you up to?
Nothing much.
Let’s go shopping?
Sure, Why not.

12. Hi. How are things?
Fine, thank you
What are you up to?
Nothing much.
What about watching TV?
Sorry. I have other plans.

13. plans
come
ring
fancy
get
lost
WB P. 76

14. WB P. 76
often comes
aren’t having are reading
rarely eat don’t like
love
are going
don’t know
are thinking
is talking don’t believe
is leaving
is leaving
Does work

15. athletics aerobics mountain biking surfing
skysurfing
skateboarding snowboarding
rollerblading trampboarding jogging

16. agree
disagree
air
change (n)
extreme = dangerous
imagine
instead
mate
sky
sound (v)
take up (a sport etc)
trick
wheel
In my opinion,...
do aerobics
do athletics
do karate
go jogging
go mountain biking
go skysurfing
go snowboarding

17. SB P. 9
do
play
go
play
go
do
go
play
do
do
go

19. the fastestfaster thanfast
the slowestslower thanslow
the oldestolder thanold
the easiesteasier thaneasy
the earliestearlier thanearly
the safestsafer thansafe
the rudestruder thanrude
the bestbetter thangood
the worstworse thanbad

20. the most expensivemore expensive thanexpensive
the most excitingmore exciting thanexciting
the most boringmore boring thanboring
the most popularmore popular thanpopular
the most dangerousmore dangerous thandangerous
the most difficultmore difficult thandifficult

21. 90.000100.000
This car is more expensive than that one.
This is the most expensive car here.

22. fast faster the fastest
A B C
A is fast.
B is faster than A.
C is the fastest.

24. most modern
more difficult
rudest
worse
expensive
early
easier

26. WB P. 78
do
play
go
do
go
do
go
go
e
d
f
h
a
c
g
b

27. more difficult
faster
more careful
early
later
worst
better
most boring
larger
popular
most exciting