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Use the right suffix (-ER; OR; IST) to make a noun. Leonardo Da Vinci is the most famous ___________(art) of the 17th century.

Move the words to the corresponding group.

Use the right suffix (-ER; OR; IST) to make a noun. Who is the best ______________(football) in your country?

Use the right suffix (-ER; OR; IST) to make a noun. Mr White is the _____________ (direct) of this company.

Use the right form of the verb in brackets. Kate is not at home now. She ___________ (ride) a bike in the park.

Use the right form of the verb in brackets. My friend usually _____________(start) school at 8.30 a.m.

Use the right form of the verb in brackets. Bill and George ____________ (not/have) any computer games at home.

Use the right form of the verb in brackets. Robert ___________ (visit) his grandparents tonight.

Read the text and match the correct answer. If you’ve ever been a member of a book club, you know that choosing the titles to read can be very difficult. Finding books that teens like and, at the same time, that are good for discussion is even more difficult. The Reader’s Club Team wants to make your job easier by highlighting a few of the titles that have caused interesting discussions in our own teen book clubs, specifically those in grades 6-9. Reading a book is useful for mental and emotional health. A good book is a good way to travel in different places, meet the characters, understand their feelings, learn something new and get an amazing experience. Unfortunately, nowadays it’s tough to get a teen or preteen to read or join a book club. Still, there are some brave souls who are interested in getting these young minds into a beneficial environment of reading. Are you willing to? If yes, this is definitely the article you are looking for.

Read the text and fill in the gaps with the right phrases. There is ONE EXTRA phrase you don’t need to use. Quiet! Ben Loiterstein is a very famous man. He’s a teacher of English . Ben believes that scrabble belongs in the classroom. He says, “I use Scrabble in class all the time. . They learn arithmetic, language, dictionary skills and team work. Scrabble teaches them everything in a really fun way”. Other teachers seem to agree with him that Scrabble is and learn at the same time. They think teenagers, who seldom open a dictionary, rarely go to the library and surfing the Internet, find playing Scrabble interesting. One of them says, “It’s the only time I ever see my students fight over a dictionary, or even open one!” Ben visits classrooms across the country that Scrabble is an educational tool, a tool for improving strategic thinking and .