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LIVE BEAT 1 - Part Two

This document contains an English language exercise with multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank activities, and matching exercises focused on grammar and vocabulary. Some key areas covered include choosing correct words, ordering days of the week, completing sentences with missing letters, matching questions and responses, and filling in dialogues. The document provides practice with essential grammar and language concepts for English language learners.

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LIVE BEAT 1 - Part Two

This document contains an English language exercise with multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank activities, and matching exercises focused on grammar and vocabulary. Some key areas covered include choosing correct words, ordering days of the week, completing sentences with missing letters, matching questions and responses, and filling in dialogues. The document provides practice with essential grammar and language concepts for English language learners.

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LIVE BEAT 1 – UNIT 1

13) CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD.

1) A: WHO / WHAT is she?

B: Her name’s Erin.

2) Here is a photo of Josh. HE’S / HIS the club leader.

3) A: How IS / ARE things?

B: Fine, thanks.

4) My teacher is GERMAN / GERMANY.

5) ARE YOU / YOU ARE nineteen too?

6) Is that your mobile phone? No, HE / IT isn’t.

14) MATCH

1) How are things? a) See you later.

2) Goodbye. b) Yes, OK. Goodbye.

3) Are you a member? c) Not bad, thanks.

4) See you on Monday. d) Yes, I am.

LIVE BEAT 1 – UNIT 1 NAME: ……………………………………………………………………

FILE 1B

1- REORDER THE LETTERS AND WRITE THE DAYS OF THE WEEK. The first letter will help you.
 dyauest Tuesday
1- arsdayurt T____________________
2- afrdiy F____________________
3- ondaym M____________________
4- dunsya S____________________
5- desnweayd W____________________
2- READ AND UNDERLINE
1- How / What is your last name?
2- Who / What is your address?
3- Where / How are you from?
4- Who / What is your favourite actor?
5- How / What is your mother’s / father’s name?
6- How / Where do you spell it?

3- COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE LETTERS OF THE CORRECT WORDS AND PHRASES.
address first name home phone number
name postcode surname
 My name is Mrs Smith.
1) Her ___________________ is Erin.
2) Her ___________________ is Blake.
3) My ___________________ is 01773 832761
4) His __________________ is 12 London Road, Manchester.
5) His __________________ is M20 5LP.

4- COMPLETE THE DAYS OF THE WEEK WITH THE CORRECT LETTERS.

F R I D A Y

1) S A T ___ ___ D A Y 2) M ___ ___ D A Y 3) T ___ ___ S D A Y

5- COMPLETE THE DIALOGUES WITH THE LETTERS OF THE CORRECT WORDS

Good afternoon Hi How Mrs Not


OK See you thank you things

Linda: Good afternoon, Mrs Cooper.

Mrs Cooper: ___________, Linda. ____________ are you?

Linda: Fine, _____________ .

John: ___________, Mark. How are ______________?

Mark: ______________ bad, thanks. ______________ on Friday at the Youth Club.


John: _________________ .

6- COMPLETE THE DIALOGUE

A: ___________________________________here?
B: Yes, I am. I’m new. Here is a photo of my family. This is my twin sister.
B: ___________________________________?
A: Her name is Carol.
A: Oh and ____________________________________?
B: She’s fifteen.
A: __________________________________________?
B: We’re from Beijing.
A: __________________________________________?
B: It’s in the east of China.

7- CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD


1) This is a photo of me and my sister. We’re at OUR / THEIR youth club.
2) Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is WEDNESDAY / FRIDAY.
3) Good EVENING / AFTERNOON ! How are things? 2 pm
4) HOW OLD / WHO are you?
5) Nice to meet you TOO / TWO.

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