Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Beginning Level
1. Question words
2. Reading: A Terrible Morning
3. Vocabulary review
4. Vocabulary review
5. Vocabulary review: Opposites
6. Vocabulary review
7. Vocabulary review
8. Reading: The Same Things Every Day
9. Verbs: Present and past
10. Vocabulary review
11. Reading: HooverA Famous Seal
12. Vocabulary review
13. Which words belong?
14. Scrambled letters
15. Crossword
Answer Key
Word List
Vocabulary Worksheets
Basic English Grammar, 3rd Edition
What time
When
Where
Who
Why
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come
eat
forget
have
make
play
put
ring
sleep
wake
A Terrible Morning
Yesterday I ______had__________ a terrible morning.
Nothing went right. Everything went wrong. First, I didnt
__________________ up on time because my alarm clock
didnt ___________________. I usually get up at 7:00, but
yesterday I didnt. Instead, I ___________________until 8:30.
Then I got out of bed very quickly, ____________________ on my clothes,
didnt ______________________ breakfast, and rushed out to the bus
stop. I ______________________ late for work!
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
terrible _______
a. terrific
b. very bad
c. wonderful
quickly _______
a. slowly
b. fast
c. tired
rush _______
a. hurry
b. walk
c. jump
apologize _______
a. explain
b. say
c. be sorry about
normal _______
a. usual
b. nice
c. slow
through _______
a. over
b. in
c. to and including
c. leave a message
during _______
a. when
b. after
c. in the time of
mistake _______
a. date
b. call
c. something wrong
else _______
a. big
b. small
c. more
11.
12.
oversleep _______
a. not sleep
b. wake up
miss _______
a. want
b. have
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back
clock
game
hours
professor
stop
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Column B
1.
a. wonderful
2.
b. slowly
3.
c. question
4.
d. early
5.
e. go to bed
6.
f. work
7.
g. right
8.
h. final
9.
i. remember
j. unusual
10.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Basic English Grammar, 3rd Edition
a salad
the table
the cake
dinner
a mistake
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cabinets
a steak
cars
dish
sweaters
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Sometimes she does a favor for me: she makes dinner and does the dishes,
too. Sometimes I do a favor for her: I make dinner and do the dishes too.
When that happens, I dont do my homework at all.
Sometimes I think my life is boring. I do the same things every day.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Basic English Grammar, 3rd Edition
d. didnt you do
e. do
f. does
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When Hoover was four months old, he became too big for the bath tub, so his
owners put him in a big pond behind their house. Here, Hoover began to talk. But,
after a while his owners could not afford to keep him any longer because he was
eating so many fish! They gave him to the Boston Aquarium.
Hoover spent the rest of his lifetime in the Boston Aquarium. He attracted many
visitors because he talked, and he also was very friendly. Some of his phrases were
Hello there, How are you? Get out of here, and Get down. After he said these
things, he laughed. His audience laughed, too, and clapped for him.
At the aquarium, scientists studied Hoover because he was a very unusual seal. The
scientists wanted to know why Hoover talked. And why the other seals didnt talk.
Hoover was the subject of several magazine articles and television shows. He became
famous and made many friends. He was the father of several baby seals. Some of his
descendants are still living in the Boston Aquarium.
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When Hoover was four months old, he became too big for the bath tub, so his
owners put him in a big pond behind their house. Here, Hoover began to talk. But,
after a while his owners could not afford to keep him any longer because he was
eating so many fish! They gave him to the Boston Aquarium.
Hoover spent the rest of his lifetime in the Boston Aquarium. He attracted many
visitors because he talked, and he also was very friendly. Some of his phrases were
Hello there, How are you? Get out of here, and Get down. After he said these
things, he laughed. His audience laughed, too, and clapped for him.
At the aquarium, scientists studied Hoover because he was a very unusual seal. The
scientists wanted to know why Hoover talked. And why the other seals didnt talk.
Hoover was the subject of several magazine articles and television shows. He became
famous and made many friends. He was the father of several baby seals. Some of his
descendants are still living in the Boston Aquarium.
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- two people
- something that was true in the past, but is not true now
- a large building where people go to look at many kinds of fish
- to hit your hands together several times. It shows appreciation
of a performance.
- did not have enough money to pay for
- your children, grandchildren, etc.; the opposite of ancestors.
- the time of your whole life
- the first of a kind
- a person who owns, or has, something
- a very small, shallow lake
- a kind of animal that lives in the ocean
- to give attention to and be careful with
Now complete the sentences based on the story about Hoover. Cross out the incorrect word or
phrase in the parentheses.
1. Hoover was a (fish / seal).
2. The people in Maine (took care of / didnt take care of) Hoover.
3. Hoover began to talk while he was living in the (pond / ocean).
4. The people gave Hoover to the aquarium because it was too (expensive / long)
to keep him.
5. The visitors always (talked / clapped) their hands for Hoover.
6. Scientists studied Hoover because he was (different / usual).
7. Hoover (always was / became) famous.
8. Hoover has several (ancestors / descendants) in the Boston Aquarium.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Basic English Grammar, 3rd Edition
rush
seal
switch
terrific
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_______ring__________________________
s h u r
____________________________________
plac
____________________________________
t s h c i w
____________________________________
Adjectives
t l e a
____________________________________
i n g r o b
____________________________________
la m n o r
____________________________________
r r i t e b e l ____________________________________
Nouns
s h
i d
a f r o v
____________________________________
____________________________________
s e t k m a i ____________________________________
w r k h o o s u e ____________________________________
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Basic English Grammar, 3rd Edition
www.CrosswordWeaver.com
ACROSS
DOWN
2
3
6
7
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Answer Key
Worksheet 1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Where
When
What time / When
Why
What
Who
Worksheet 2
Par. 1
Par. 2
Par. 3
Par. 4
Worksheet 3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
b. very bad
b. fast
a. hurry
c. be sorry about
a. usual
c. to and including
b. call again
c. in the time of
c. something wrong
c. more
c. sleep extra time
d. lose the opportunity
Worksheet 4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
appointment
hours
clock
stop
mail
game
professor
back
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Worksheet 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
i. remember
d. early
j. unusual
a. wonderful
b. slowly
h. final
g. right
e. go to bed
f. work
c. question
Worksheet 6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
an appointment
a salad
the table
the cake
dinner
a mistake
Worksheet 7
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
sweaters
cars
an appointment
mistakes
cabinets
a steak
dish
Worksheet 8
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
body
jobs
change
help
not any part of something
interesting
Worksheet 9
1. d. didnt you do
2. a. are you doing
3. b. did you do
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4. f. does
5. e. do
6. c. didnt do
Worksheet 10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Worksheet 11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
fish seal
didnt take care of took care of
ocean pond
long expensive
talked clapped
usual different
always was became
ancestors descendants
Worksheet 12
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
c. first
d. direct family in all the years ahead
b. entire lives
d. didnt have enough money
c. hit their hands together
a. person who has
c. give attention to
c. He lived in Rome before, but he doesnt now.
Worksheet 13
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
do homework
pond
seal
do dishes
terrific
rush
switch
make a dish
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Worksheet 14
VERBS
ring
rush
clap
switch
ADJECTIVES
late
boring
normal
terrible
NOUN
dish
favor
mistake
housework
Worksheet 15
Across:
2. missed
3. rush
6. apologize
7. else
8. later
Down:
1. through
2. mistake
4. switch
5. oversleep
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Word List
about
activities
against
airline captain
announce
another
astronomer
bad
become
before
better
bird
bite
blow
car
cat
catch
cause
certainly
chew
children
city
cold
company
complain
coworker
customer
cut
day
deadline
destroy
do
doctor
dont
drop
election
else
enter
every
fall
finish
food
foolish
for
for sure
force
foreign
fortune teller
from
future
get in
get off
get on
get rid of
get out of
go up
gossip
got
have
higher
hit
holding
home
house
how
how come
hurt
improve
in place of
informal
injure
instead
last
law
leader
left
level
lift
like
losing
love
make
member
money
mouse
move
must
news
newscaster
night
off
onto
other
pain
part
people
person
piece
pilot
politician
predict
president
quickly
raise
rise
run
say
scientist
secret
senate
sickness
so
somebody
someone
something
spend
sports
announcer
state
stop
store
strong
student
sun
support
talk
teeth
tell
than
that
thing
this
throw away
time
town
trumpet player
TV
unhappiness
unhappy
use
uselessly
want
waste
water
weather
forecaster
who
whole
with
word
work
your
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