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Unit 6 I have to do my homework
Listening Part 3
Exam advice
Look carefully at each question to
see what kind of information you’re
listening for, e.g. the name of a place
or person or a time.
Listen to Jamie talking to his mum
about his first day back at school after
the summer holiday.
For each question, choose the right
answer (A, B or C).
You will hear the conversation twice.
0 Jamie’s new class teacher is
A Mr Jackson.
B Mrs Richards.
C Mr Hart.
1 What time did Jamie arrive at
school?
A 8.00
B 8.30
C 8.45
2 Which subject did Jamie have first?
A Physics
B Maths
C Biology
3 Jamie says that his new timetable is
A hard work.
B interesting.
C difficult to remember.
4 What did Jamie forget to take with
him?
A his lunch
B his football boots
C his homework
5 What did Jamie enjoy most on his
first day?
A being in a new place
B meeting new people
C seeing old friends
24 Unit 6
Grammar
have to
1 Read what Mark says about his home, and complete the
sentences with the correct form of the verb have to.
My name’s Mark and I live with my parents and younger sisters
Karen and Jessica. I (1) have to look after them
sometimes! I’ve also got an older brother, Richard, but he often
(2) go abroad for his studies. I usually share
a room with him, but I (3) share at the moment,
so I’ve got lots of space just for me! But I (4)
keep the room tidy because mum isn’t happy if she always
(5) clean it up for me. She (6)
clean my sisters’ rooms, though. They always keep their rooms very
tidy, but sometimes they (7) help me with my
room before mum sees it!
2 Complete the questions using the correct form of have to. Then
match them to the answers.
1 Do you ever have to tell your teacher a
that you haven’t done your homework?
2 you take a packed lunch to school?
3 you travel to school by bus?
4 you wear a school uniform?
5
your older brother ever
help you with your school work?
6 your parents sometimes
collect you from school?
a Yes, sometimes – when I’ve forgotten to do it!
b No, we can wear what we want at my school.
c
Yes, with Maths – he’s much better at it than me.
d
No, I can eat in the school café.
e Yes, if I’m sick and I need to go home.
f No, I usually go by bike – it’s not far.