This document contains practice exercises to improve vocabulary and grammar skills. The vocabulary section includes puzzles to match words to their definitions and fill in sentences. The grammar section focuses on using the past perfect tense correctly, with exercises to complete sentences and identify the right tense in examples. It provides supplementary learning material to reinforce key language concepts through a variety of activity types.

1. 5 EXTRA PRACTICE
5 EXTRA PRACTICE NAME
VOCABULARY
1
Complete the puzzle.
1 2 3
h h h Across 
4
h 1. throw away
5 6 7
h h h 5. think about a decision again
9. create a model from stone or wood
10. the material of windows
8
h 11. reuse
9 Down 
h
2. see, notice
10 3. picture of a person
h
4. paper that covers something
11
6. make things with cloth and thread
h
7. make a picture with a pen or pencil
8. put something on show
2 Complete the sentences with the words below.
encourage • exhibition • obviously • sketch • worth • masterpiece • host
1. Your painting is a .......................... !
2. I .......................... with a pencil.
3. This portrait is .......................... £1,000.
4. It is important to .......................... children to read books.
5. I saw a wonderful .......................... of wooden sculptures at the museum.
6. Who will .......................... the party?
7. Ann threw my painting in the bin. She .......................... didn’t like it.
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2. 5 EXTRA PRACTICE
GRAMMAR
3
Complete the sentences with the verbs below. Use the Past Perfect Simple.
see • not display • not eat • begin
1. Once the music .................................... , the singer remembered the lyrics of the song.
2. .................................... you already .................................... the film by the time you read the
book?
3. Robin .................................... her painting in a gallery yet, when a houseguest bought it from
her.
4. Until we had lunch, I .................................... anything.
4 Circle the correct answer.
1. Although I was / had been late, the film started / hadn’t started yet.
2. Tom already cooked / had already cooked dinner by the time his wife arrived / had arrived
home.
3. Jill decided / had decided to paint Brian a portrait even though she never painted /
had never painted before.
4. Did the train leave / Had the train left by the time you got / had got to the station?
5. Until I went / had gone to the Glass Museum, I never saw / had never seen such beautiful
sculptures.
5 Write about the following. Use the Past Perfect Simple.
1. two facts you hadn’t known a year ago
....................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................
2. two places you had visited by the time you were 10 years old
....................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................
3. two things you had done before 8 o‘clock last night
....................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................
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