Are you from? — I am from New York. I am

1 2. Fill in the gaps.
1. What is your name? — My name is Shirley Frank.
2. What is your address? — My address is 175 Grand Central Parkway.
3. What is your phone number? — My phone number is 718-1930.
4. Where are you from? — I am from New York.
5. I am not a pupil
3. Speak about your family.


2 5. Fill in the gaps.
1. Where are you? — I am in the kitchen.
2. Where is Fred? — He is in the garage.
3. Where are Lisa and John? — They are at college.
4. are you busy? — No, I am not. Mike is busy. He is the busiest person I’ve ever met.
5. It is ten o'clock. She is late again.
6. Speak about your hobby.


3 8. Fill in the gaps. Use prepositions.
1. Can you come on Monday?
2. It rains a lot in winter.
3. My birthday is on the 6th of May.
4. I usually get up at half past eight.
9. Speak about your friend.


4 11. Fill in the gaps. Use prepositions.
1. He is swimming in the river.
2. Where's Julie? She's at school.
3. The plant is on the table.
4. There is a spider in the bath.
12. Speak about your room.


5 14. Fill in the gaps. Use “There is” and “There are”
1. There are books on the table.
2. There are many cars in the street.
3. There is a picture on the wall.
4. There is a pencil near the book.
18. Speak about your room.


6 17. Fill in the gaps. Use “There is” and “There are”
1. There are books on the table.
2. There are many cars in the street.
3. There is a picture on the wall.
4. There is a pencil near the book.
18. Speak about your room.