Student`s worksheet – A lost child

Student’s worksheet – A lost child © British Council 2014 1 Student’s worksheet – A lost child 1. Where is Faduma?
1. Where is Faduma?
a) in a shop
a) in a shop
b) at the market
b) at the market
c) at home
c) at home
2. Why is Faduma worried?
2. Why is Faduma worried?
a) she doesn’t know where she is
a) she doesn’t know where she is
b) she doesn’t know where her
b) she doesn’t know where her
son is
son is
c) she doesn’t know what to buy
c) she doesn’t know what to buy
3. What’s the boy’s name?
3. What’s the boy’s name?
a) Ari
a) Ari
b) Alfie
b) Alfie
c) Ali
c) Ali
4. How old is Ali?
4. How old is Ali?
a) 2
a) 2
b) 3
b) 3
c) 4
c) 4
5. What’s Ali wearing?
5. What’s Ali wearing?
a) red T-shirt, blue jeans, green
a) red T-shirt, blue jeans, green
jacket
jacket
b) blue T-shirt, green jeans, red
b) blue T-shirt, green jeans, red
jacket
jacket
c) red T-shirt, blue jeans, grey jacket
c) red T-shirt, blue jeans, grey
jacket
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Use the word in (brackets).
You need to add -ing.
1. My husband's _______________ dinner tonight. (cook)
2. We're _______________ an exam in June. (take)
3. She's _______________ a letter. (post)
4. I'm _______________ a new TV tomorrow. (get)
Fill in the gaps in these sentences.
Use the word in (brackets).
You need to add -ing.
1. My husband's _______________ dinner tonight. (cook)
2. We're _______________ an exam in June. (take)
3. She's _______________ a letter. (post)
4. I'm _______________ a new TV tomorrow. (get)
Fill in the gaps in these sentences.
Use the word in (brackets).
You need to add -ing.
1. My husband's _______________ dinner tonight. (cook)
2. We're _______________ an exam in June. (take)
3. She's _______________ a letter. (post)
4. I'm _______________ a new TV tomorrow. (get)
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