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The document consists of a homework review covering various topics including prepositions of place, verbs (need & want), fall vocabulary, polite requests using 'would like', and requests using 'can', 'could', and 'would'. It includes fill-in-the-blank exercises, sentence creation tasks, and matching definitions to vocabulary words. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and usage of English grammar and vocabulary.

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Homework 3

The document consists of a homework review covering various topics including prepositions of place, verbs (need & want), fall vocabulary, polite requests using 'would like', and requests using 'can', 'could', and 'would'. It includes fill-in-the-blank exercises, sentence creation tasks, and matching definitions to vocabulary words. The exercises are designed to enhance understanding and usage of English grammar and vocabulary.

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Homework Review 3

A.​ Prepositions of Place


Part 1: Fill in the blanks

Complete each sentence with the correct preposition: near,


inside, next to, beside, between, or behind.

1.​The coffee shop is __________ the train station.​

2.​There’s a small park __________ my apartment building.​

3.​The keys are __________ the drawer.​

4.​My cat is sleeping __________ the sofa.​

5.​The pharmacy is __________ the bank and the post office.​

6.​Your bag is __________ your chair.​

7.​There’s a nice restaurant __________ the river.​

8.​The shoes are __________ the door.​

9.​My dog is hiding __________ the tree.​

10.​ The museum is __________ the city center.

Part 2: Create your own sentences

Write 6 original sentences using the prepositions near, inside,


next to, beside, between, or behind. Be creative — you can
describe your house, your city, or even a fantasy place!
B. Verbs — Need & Want
Part 1: Fill in the blanks

Complete each sentence with need or want.

1.​I __________ to buy some bread.​

2.​She __________ a new phone because hers is broken.​

3.​They __________ to go to the beach this weekend.​

4.​We __________ to study for our test tomorrow.​

5.​He __________ to sleep; he’s very tired.​

6.​I __________ to learn English to travel more easily.​

7.​My parents __________ to visit us soon.​

8.​You __________ to bring your passport to the airport.​

9.​I __________ a cup of coffee right now.​

10.​ The children __________ to play outside.

Part 2: Make your own sentences

Write your own 6 sentences using need and want.​


Try to write 3 with need and 3 with want.

Example:

I need a new computer.​


I want to go to the park.​
She needs to call her friend.

C. Fall Vocabulary
Words to Study: colorful, season, delight, brilliant, leaves,
nature, occasion, celebrate

Part 1: Match the words with their meanings

Write the correct word next to each definition.

1.​The part of the year when the weather and environment


change (spring, summer, fall, winter).​

2.​To enjoy something special or important, often with family


or friends.​

3.​Very bright or smart; full of light or color.​

4.​Trees have these; they are green in summer and fall off in
autumn.​

5.​The world around us — plants, animals, mountains, rivers,


etc.​

6.​Full of different or bright colors.​

7.​Something that gives you happiness or joy.​

8.​A special event or moment to do something fun or memorable.​

Part 2: Fill in the blanks

Use one of the vocabulary words to complete each sentence.

1.​Fall is my favorite __________ because the air feels cool


and fresh.​

2.​The trees are so __________ in autumn — red, yellow, and


orange!​

3.​People often __________ Thanksgiving with food and family.​

4.​It’s a wonderful __________ to spend time outdoors.​


5.​The __________ on the ground make a beautiful carpet of
colors.​

6.​I find great __________ in walking through the forest in


autumn.​

7.​The sunset was __________ last night — pink, gold, and


purple!​

8.​I love being in __________; it helps me relax and think.

D. Requests & preferences: Would like


Part 1: Make polite requests

Rewrite the sentences using “would like”.

Example: Can I have a coffee? → I would like a coffee.

1.​Can we see the menu? ​

2.​Can I talk to the manager?​

3.​Can she book a taxi?​

4.​Can they sit outside?​

5.​Can you send me the document?


Part 2: Express preferences

Choose would like to… or would not like to….

1.​I ____________ travel to a cold country. (prefer warm)​

2.​She ____________ eat anything spicy. (doesn’t enjoy spicy


food)​

3.​They ____________ go on a holiday in the mountains.​

4.​He _____________ start the meeting early. (happy to start


early)​

5.​We _____________ try a different restaurant tonight.


Part 3: Speaking Practice

Prepare verbal answers using “I would like…” or “I’d like…”.

1.​What would you like to do this weekend?​

2.​What kind of job would you like to have?​

3.​Where would you like to travel in the future?​

4.​Who would you like to meet (famous or personal)?​

5.​Would you like to learn a new skill? Which one?

E. Requests: Can, could and would


Part 1: Fill in the blanks

Choose can, could, or would to complete each sentence correctly.

1.​______ you help me with this exercise?​

2.​______ I have some water, please?​

3.​______ you mind closing the window?​

4.​______ we meet tomorrow at 10 a.m.?​

5.​______ you pass me the salt?​

6.​______ I use your phone charger?​

7.​______ you tell me where the bank is?​

8.​______ I speak to the manager, please?​

9.​______ you open the door for me?​

10.​ ______ you help me carry these bags?​


Part 2: Match the request to its response

A. Could you speak more slowly?​


B. Can I borrow your car?​
C. Would you like some coffee?​
D. Could you show me the report?​
E. Would you help me with my English homework?

Match with:

1.​Yes, I’d be happy to.​

2.​Sure! Here it is.​

3.​I’m sorry, I need it today.​

4.​Of course. Do you want milk or sugar?

5.​Yes, no problem.

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