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    This document provides information about irregular verbs in the past simple tense and includes examples sentences for practice. It then discusses places to meet new friends, listing the following as good options: parties, traveling to a new place for a week or two, gyms, classes, supermarkets, and traveling by plane or train. The document emphasizes that it is difficult to meet new people if you stay at home. It is aimed at helping someone looking to expand their social circle.

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    This document provides information about irregular verbs in the past simple tense and includes examples sentences for practice. It then discusses places to meet new friends, listing the following as good options: parties, traveling to a new place for a week or two, gyms, classes, supermarkets, and traveling by plane or train. The document emphasizes that it is difficult to meet new people if you stay at home. It is aimed at helping someone looking to expand their social circle.

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    GRAMMAR PAST SIMPLE: IRREGULAR VERBS

    2 Write negative sentences. Use the


    words in brackets.

    1 She said 'Thirty'. (X 'Thirteen')


    She didn't say 'Thirteen!
    Complete the sentences with the past simple of the verbs in the box.
    2 He went to the swimming pool.
    (X gym)
    meet go break knows sit say see take

    3 We met in Japan. (X China)


    00)) PLACES
    4 I knew her sister. (x brother)

    5 The taxi took James to the airport.


    (X station)

    1 They
    met
    in Paris.
    in a
    2 They
    café.
    Complete the sentences with the correct past simple form of the verbs in brackets.

    Why did you leave


    your partner?
    1 He drove a Porsche. I
    didn't drive . (drive)

    on a
    Notre
    3 They
    boat.
    4 They
    Dame.
    2 She
    a rich and famous actor. I was an actor, but I
    famous. Or rich. (become)

    3
    |
    home every day at six and cooked dinner. Sometimes he home. (come)

    4
    a lot of friends.
    any friends.
    5 He
    her hand.
    6 She
    "Goodbye'.
    He (have)

    5 He
    hip-hop was good music. I was music. (think)

    6|
    her nice things on her birthday. She
    me any presents on my birthday. (give)
    it was
    7 He
    finished.
    8 She
    his heart.

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    LISTENING

    4A
    8.1 Listen to Jocelyn and Andreas. What is the same about them?
    B Complete the table. Then listen again and check.

    Clare
    |
    Andreas
    Raji
    Who... 1 studied together?
    Jocelyn

    ✓
    2 wasn't very good at Italian?

    3 didn't have any friends in Canberra?


    3 didn't have any friends in Canberra?

    4 loved Indian food?

    5 met on the internet?

    6 talked on the bus?

    7 moved from Sydney?

    8 wrote an email to the other person?

    VOCABULARY PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

    5 A Complete the text with in, on or at.


    b Complete the conversations using the
    prompts. 1 A: I phoned you last night. Where were you?
    B: 1/be/ not / home. I / be / work
    I wasn't at home. I was at work. 2 A: Where's your daughter now?
    B: She / be / university / Shanghai
    Top tips
    3 A: Hi, Conrad. Where are you?
    B: 1/be/ a taxi / the city centre
    4 A: How do you know about it?
    B: We / see /it / television/ last night
    | - Where to meet new friends
    Bored with your friends? Or maybe you don't have any friends? Do you want to
    meet a new friend? These are the top places to go. Go to a party. A lot of people
    at a party want to meet you! Travel to a new place for a week or two. People
    are happy?
    holiday. Go to a gym. It's easy to talk to people 3 a gym. Use a friend-finder
    website 4
    the internet. Take a class – language, yoga, anything. It's easy to meet new
    people 5
    a class because you all like the same thing. Go to big supermarkets. Talk to people
    6
    the supermarket when you wait. When you travel, talk to people ?
    the plane or train. Go out! It's very difficult to meet new people
    home!
    5 A: Where are my keys?
    B: They / be / the table

    6 A: Were you on your motorbike?


    B: No, /l/ be / my car

    B Read the text again. Tick (M) the ideas you think are good.

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