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Grade I - Level 1 - Step A

Read » Message « in Tavern.

Prepare your Bow 80 GOLDS
1. Where did the writer go last week?
2. Did he enjoy the play or not?
3. Who was sitting behind him?
4. Were they talking loudly, or were they talking quietly?
5. Could the writer hear the actors or not?
6. Did he turn round or not?
7. What did he say?
8. Did the young man say, 'The play is not interesting.' or did he say, 'This is a private converstion!'?
Answer these questions
- In Not More Than 55 words
- So that people can read your answers and understand everything WITHOUT looking at either the questions or the original messages.

Prepare your Arrow
Arrange these fragments into correct sentences.
1. The film I enjoyed yesterday.
2. The news listened to I carefully.
3. Well the man the piano played.
4. Games played yesterday in their room the children quietly.
5. Quietly the door he opened.
6. Immediately left he.
7. A tree in the he corner of the garden planted.
8. Before the letter in his office he lunch quickly read.
9. This morning a book I from the library borrowed.
10. The soup spoilt the cook.
11. We at home on Sundays stay.
12. There a log of people are at the bus-stop.
13. The little boy an apple this morning ate greedily ni the kitchen.
14. She beautifully draws.
15. Music I like very much.
16. A new school built they in our village last year.
17. The match at 4 o'clock ended.
18. She a letter last week received from her brother.

You are advised to look at the » Library « and then check your preparations again.
Now, when you think you're ready, type your answers for BOTH preparations (Bow & Arrow) and then...
» SHOOT! « (be sure to type in Subject: Grade I - Level 1 - Step A)

While waiting to know whether your shoot hit the target, you may go on with
» Further Trainings «

 

[amaranth]

Grade I - Level 1 - Step B

Read » Message « in Tavern.

Prepare your Bow 80 GOLDS
1. Does the writer always get up early on Sundays, or does he always get up late?
2. Did he get up early last Sunday, or did he get up late?
3. Who telephoned him?
4. Had she arrived by train, or had she come on foot?
5. Was she coming to see him or not?
6. Did he say, "I'm still having breakfast", or did he say, "I am still in bed"?
7. Was his aunt very surprised or not?
8. What was the time?
Answer these questions
- In Not More Than 50 words
- So that people can read your answers and understand everything WITHOUT looking at either the questions or the original messages.

Prepare your Arrow
Give the right form of the verbs in brackets.
1. I am looking out of my window. I can see some children in the street. The children (play) football. They always (play) football in the street. Now a little boy (kick) the ball. Another boy (run) after him but he cannot catch him.
2. I carried my bags into the hall.
- What you (do)? - my landlady asked.
- I (leave), Mrs Lynch. - I answered.
- Why you (leave)? - she asked. - You have been here only a week.
- A week too long, Mrs Lynch - I said. - There are too many rules in this house. My friends never (come) to visit me. Dinner is always at 7 o'clock, so I frequently (go) to bed hungry. You don't like noise, so I rarely (listen) to the radio. The heating (not work), so I always (feel) cold. This is a terrible place for a main like me. Goodbye, Mrs Lynch.

You are advised to look at the » Library « and then check your preparations again.
Now, when you think you're ready, type your answers for BOTH preparations (Bow & Arrow) and then...
» SHOOT! « (be sure to type in Subject: Grade I - Level 1 - Step B)

While waiting to know whether your shoot hit the target, you may go on with
» Further Trainings «

 

[amaranth]

Grade I - Level 1 - Step C

Read » Message « in Tavern.

Prepare your Bow 70 GOLDS
1. Do postcards always spoil the writer's holidays or not?
2. Where did he spend his holidays last summer?
3. What did he think about every day?
4. Did he send any cards to his friends or not?
5. How many cards did he buy on the last day?
6. Where did he stay all day?
7. Did he write any cards or not?
Answer these questions
- In Not More Than 50 words
- So that people can read your answers and understand everything WITHOUT looking at either the questions or the original messages.

Prepare your Arrow
1. Give the right form of the verbs in brackets.
My friend, Roy, (die) last year. He (leave) me his record player and his collection of gramophone records. Roy (spend) a lot of money on records. He (buy) one or two new records every week. He never (go) to the cinema or to the theater. He (stay) at home every evening and (listen) to his music. He often (lend) records to his friends. Sometimes they (keep) them. He (lose) many records in this way.
2. Rewrite these following sentences according to given examples
i) He passed me the salt => He passed the salt to me.
ii) She made a cake for me => She made me a cake.
a) He paid the shop-keeper some money.
b) He handed me the prize.
c) The waiter brought a bottle of beer to the man.
d) He sold all his books to me.
e) The shop-assistant chose some curtain material for me.
f) He did me a big favor.
g) She showed her husband her new hat.
h) She promised a reward to the finder.
i) He gave his son some advice.
j) He is teaching English to us.
k) I bought this bunch of flowers for you.
l) Bring that book to me please.
m) He offered me a cigarette.
n) Read me the first paragraph, please.
o) I've ordered you some soup.
p) I owe him a lot of money.
q) Pass the mustard to your father.
r) His uncle left him some money.

You are advised to look at the » Library « and then check your preparations again.
Now, when you think you're ready, type your answers for BOTH preparations (Bow & Arrow) and then...
» SHOOT! « (be sure to type in Subject: Grade I - Level 1 - Step C)

While waiting to know whether your shoot hit the target, you may go on with
» Further Trainings «