lucky['lʌkɪ] you are lucky

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laugh[lɑːf] at

receive[rɪ'siːv]

whole[həul]

reply[rɪ'plaɪ]

carefully['k𝖼əfulɪ ]

 bell[bel]

ring[rɪŋ]

hurry['hʌrɪ]

in a hurry

bump[bʌmp] into

lucky['lʌkɪ] you are lucky

inside[ˌɪn'saɪd]

drawer['drɔː]

Exercise 2. Fill in the blanks with prepositions if necessary.

1. The letter was written  black ink. 2. When I met him he was  a hurry and couldn’t talk to me. 3. She was not very popular  the class. 4. His joke was so funny, we all laughed  it. 5. The children were making   a noise so I couldn’t concentrate. 6. I’ve bumped the door and hurt my knee.

Exercise 3. Match the word or phrase from 1–8 with the synonym from a–h.

1. to answer

2. vivid

3. to get

4. nice

5. maybe

6. all

7. cheerful

8. into

a. perhaps

b. gay

c. whole

d. to receive

e. to reply

f. inside

g. bright

h. pretty

Exercise 4. Match the word from 1–6 with its definition from a–f.

1. novelist

2. to invite

3. ink

4. record

5. lucky

6. popular

a. a thin disc of a plastic material upon which sound has been recorded

b. having or bringing good fortune

c. a person who writes novels

d. liked by most people

e. to ask somebody to come to a party, to the cinema

f. the coloured liquid used for writing or printing

Exercise 5. Match the word from 1–6 with the word which collocates with it from a–f.

1. to receive

2. to describe

3. to tell

4. to write

5. to put

6. to make

a. in ink

b. the whole class

c. a noise

d. vividly

e. a card

f. inside the draw

Exercise 6. Fill in the gaps using one of the following words or phrases in the correct form.

cruel / suggest / useless / record / carefully / towards

1. In the evening we watch TV, listen to                 or talk.

2. Good bye. Have a nice time and drive                .

3. She saw that he was coming            __ her.

4. He                _ going to the cinema.

5. It is                _ to kill animals.

6. It was                   to ask him for help.

Exercise 7.Use the following phrases in sentences of your own.

to invite some friends home, to make a noise, to read books or play records, to be popular with boys, to be gay and pretty, to receive a card, to look at the

envelope, to write something in bright blue ink, to laugh at somebody, to smile carefully at somebody, the bell began to ring, to be in a hurry, from one’s pocket, to bump into somebody, to put something inside the desk drawer

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