5 Read the sentences in the box. Then, choose the correct word in sentences 1-5.

has gone to – has been to – has been in 5 Read the sentences in the box. Then, choose the correct word in sentences 1-5. • Joan has gone to the baker's, but she won't be long. (She is at the baker's.) • Rick has been to India. (He's not there now.) • Emma has been in London for 5 years. (She is still in London.) 1 Have you ever been to/in New York? 2 He has gone/been out. He'll be back soon. 3 Have you ever been/gone to the UK? 4 Jerry has been to/in the army for years. 5 Has Mum gone/been to the supermarket? 6 Complete the gaps with yet, recently, how long, never, since, just, so far, ever, last, ago. 1 ___ have you been working as a cook? 2 John has ___ been abroad. 3 When did you ___ go shopping? 4 This place has changed ___ our last visit. 5 John's not in. He's ___ left. 6 Has Kelly visited you ___? 7 They won first prize two years ___. 8 Has Sue ___ travelled abroad? 9 How many of the books have you read ___? 10 We haven't left the library ___. Definite (the) – Indefinite (a/an) article 7 Complete the gaps with a/an or the where necessary. 1 Penny can play ___ piano. 2 ___ Smiths left for their annual holiday to ___ USA from ___ Heathrow Airport. 3 My parents go to ___ cinema once ___ week. 4 While we were in ___ Paris, we went on ___ boat trip down ___ River Seine. 5 Emma won't be coming to ___ party. She has got ___ really bad cold. 6 When ___ car crashed, it was travelling at 100 miles ___ hour. 7 Tracy went to ___ hospital to visit Ted. 8 Fred usually travels to school by ___ train, but today he took ___ bus. 9 George moved to ___ Netherlands last ___ May. Quantifiers 8 Study the table. Then look at the chart. Choose the correct words in bold to complete each sentence below. Make more sentences using the chart and appropriate quantifiers. Countable nouns: a lot of, lots of, many, (a) few, very few Uncountable nouns: a lot of, much, (a) little, very little We normally use a lot of/lots of in affirmative sentences and much/many in questions and negations. [Рисунок: таблица «TOP 10 ITEMS. US Teens Last Bought with Their Pocket Money. By percent (%)». Строки: 1 Clothes, 2 Video Games, 3 Shoes, 4 Styling Products (e.g. [неразборчиво]), 5 Laptop, 6 Lunch, 7 Jewellery, 8 Sweets, 9 Magazines, 10 Recorded Music; числа в графах Overall / Teen Rank / Males / Females мелкие, частично неразборчивы.] 1 Teen girls spend a lot of/a little money on clothes. 2 Very few/Very little boys spend money on jewellery. 3 Girls spend as much/few money on lunch as boys. 4 Teen girls buy very few/little video games. 5 Boys don't buy as many/much sweets as girls do. 9 Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions using how long ... since/for. Use these phrases as well as your own ideas. • have these shoes • know your best friend • be at this school • live in this area • study English A: How long have you had these shoes? B: Since last year./For five months.