Where does the adverb go? Tap the + in the sentence where you want to put the word. (Tap another + to change your answer.)
Adverbs of frequency — Task 2
Build the sentence. Tap the words in the correct order. (Tap a word in your sentence to take it back.)
There is / there are — Task 3
Choose the correct word: is, are, isn't or aren't. (✓) = yes, (✗) = no.
There is / there are — Task 4
Choose the correct sentence or answer.
There is / there are — Task 5
Read the text and answer the questions.
Welcome to Smile Dental Clinic! Our clinic is on the second floor. At the entrance there is a reception desk,
and there are two receptionists. In the waiting room there are six chairs, a small table and a big plant.
There aren't any magazines, but there is a TV and there are some toys for children. There is a water cooler
near the door, but there isn't a coffee machine. There are three treatment rooms. In each room there is a
dentist chair, a lamp and a small sink. There isn't an X-ray machine in every room: there is only one X-ray
room. There are two toilets, but there isn't a shower. Is there a pharmacy in the clinic? No, there isn't,
but there is one next to the clinic.
Step 3 — Vocabulary
Step 4 — Writing
Writing task
This part is not checked by the page. Write it in your notebook or on your phone, then send it to your teacher in the chat.
Part 1 — My week (adverbs of frequency)
Write 6–8 sentences about your week.
Use at least 5 different adverbs: always, usually, often, sometimes, never.
Write about your morning (e.g. wake up, brush your teeth, check your phone, commute to work) and your evening (e.g. cook dinner, watch TV, go to bed).
Use at least 2 time phrases: in the morning, after work, on Saturday, at 7 o'clock, late at night…
Remember the position: before the main verb, after am / is / are.
Example: I always wake up at 6:30. I usually have breakfast at home. I never check my phone at work. On Saturdays I sometimes run errands.
Part 2 — My workplace (there is / there are)
Describe your clinic, your office or your room. Write 6–8 sentences.
Use at least 2 × There is and 2 × There are.
Use at least 2 negative sentences: There isn't… / There aren't any…
At the end, write 1 question to your teacher: Is there…? / Are there…?
Example: In my clinic there are three treatment rooms. There is a small waiting room. There isn't a coffee machine, but there is a water cooler. Is there a clinic in your city?
Check your text before you send it
Complete tasks 1–5 and the 6 texts, then press Check.