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    Unit 4: Did You Go To The Party?: Grade 5-Rei

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    Unit 4: Did You Go To The Party?: Grade 5-Rei

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    Grade 5-Rei

    UNIT 4: DID YOU GO TO THE PARTY?

    Exercise 1: Odd one out:


    1. a. like b. did c. sang d. got
    2. a. breakfast b. lunch c. afternoon d. dinner
    3. a. enjoy b. chat c. bookfair d. join
    4. a. ate b. invited c. went d. bought
    5. a. ancient b. modern c. crowded d. town
    6. a. cartoon b. story book c. comic d. detective story
    7. a. sports festival b. bookfair c. join d. funfair
    8. a. always b. twice c. usually d. never
    9. a. once b. two c. nine d. eleven
    10. a. how often b. how c. who d. hello Exercise 2: Choose the best answer:
    1. My birthday party was lot of fun. My friends ................ it. (repeated/ enjoyed/ had/ sang)
    2. Mai has a lot of friends. Last Sunday she ................ them to her birthday party. ( returned/
    completed/
    invited/ played)
    3. To remember English words, I listen and ................ them a lot of time. (complete/ finish/ begin/
    repeat)
    4. I travelled from Ha Noi to Bangkok, Thailand by ................ . (horse/ bicycle/ underground/ plane)
    5. They didn’t ................ on a trip to their hometown yesterday because it rained heavily. (travel/ have/
    go/
    get)
    6. My friends live in 32 Flat on the ................ floor of Ha Noi Tower. (five/ fif/ fiveth/ fifth)
    7. We ................ go to the cinema at the weekends. (one/ two/ twice/ sometimes)
    8. I always get ................ after brushing my teeth and washing my face. (lunch/ up/ dressed/ on)
    9. He ................ his homework last Sunday, but today he left it at home. (returned/ completed/ started/
    enjoyed)
    10. Yesterday, school finished at 4.50 p.m. We ................ home at 5.15 p.m. (returned// invited/
    cooked/
    played) Exercise 3: Read and match:
    1. Went a. Hide-and-seek 1.
    2. Listened b. Cartoons on TV 2.
    3. Sang c. The party 3.
    4. Played d. Homework 4.
    5. Did e. On a picnic 5.
    6. Completed f. English songs 6.
    7. Watched g. To the radio 7.
    8. Enjoyed h. Morning
    exercise
    8. Exercise 4: Arrange words to make meaningful sentences:
    1. get up / breakfast / time / father / and / your / have / what / does ?
    Grade 5-Rei
    ......................................................................................................................................................................
    ......
    2. country / it’s / in / house / the / is / small / Ha’s / and .
    ......................................................................................................................................................................
    ......
    3. cities / there / country / how / are / your / in / many ?
    ......................................................................................................................................................................
    ......
    4. island/ get/ did/ family/ how/ your/ to/ Phu Quoc/?
    ......................................................................................................................................................................
    ......
    5. every / school / Jane / morning / eight / to / o’clock / goes / at .
    ......................................................................................................................................................................
    ....

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