1.
Decide whether these nouns are countable(c) or uncountable(u).
The children are playing in the garden (c)
I don’t like milk. (u)
My mother uses butter to prepare cakes. (u)
There are a lot of windows in our classroom. (c)
My father drinks two big glasses of water every morning. (c)
2.
Write the correct form of the verb to be — am/is/are.
It is cold today.
She is an English teacher.
There are twelve students in my class.
My name is Alex and I am a student.
We are from Yerevan.
3.
Put in have got or has got.
I have got a nice room.
She has got a cat.
Jack has got a pet.
The sisters have got great teachers.
He has got an old bike.
They have got a goldfish.
Emma has got lots of friends.
4.
Put in can or can’t.
He
can play football very well,but he
can’t play rugby: he’s not good at rugby.Mum,
can I go out tonight?
I’m sure you can do this exercise alone: it’s very easy!
I can’t carry this bag: it’s too heavy for me.
Sorry, but I can’t hear you: there’s too much noise
5.
He wants to have a lot of friends.
My brother learns very well at school.
I have got a lot of interesting things in my room.
We always play football after the lessons in the yard.
I often go for a walk with my friends.