The Sun In My Eyes

The Sun In My Eyes

I've got to get out of whatever I'm in

Find a point with my way back to the beginning

I've had it up to here with being nowhere near

I'm through with making do, I'm cutting to a point that's new

'Cos I am on the threshold of some brighter thing

Not many understand that all I wanna do is sing

My words hold me in place, they help to keep me safe

Push my back against the wall and catch me, if I fall

Catch me, if I fall

[repeat]

With the sun in my eyes and the world at my feet

My love's in the music, the music's in me

[repeat]

The sun in my eyes

Catch me, if I fall

[repeat]

With the sun in my eyes and the world at my feet

My love's in the music, the music's in me

[repeat]

The sun in my eyes

'Cos what goes round comes back around

[repeat]

With the sun in my eyes and the world at my feet

My love's in the music, the music's in me

[repeat]

The sun in my eyes

Live Your Life

Live Your Life (ft. Erick Morillo & Eddie Thoneick)
Sometimes you just need to let go
Don't keep it all inside
Sometimes you just have to let the whole world know
That you are going to be alright
So come on and give? it up give it up
Get into your rhythm
No need for you to be stressed
So come on and give it up give it up
And get into your system
And find your happiness
Live your life, be free, you know you can have it all.
Live your life, be free, you know you can have it all
Got to be free ...
gotta be fee
Sometimes you just need to let go
Don't keep it all inside
Sometimes you just have to let the whole world know
That you are going to be alright
So come on and give? it up give it up
Get into your rhythm anekatips
No need for you to be stressed
So come on and give it up give it up
And get into your system
And find your happiness
Live your life, be free, you know you can have it all
Live your life, be free, you know you can have it all

Choose the best answer

1. _____ your homework? Did you do / Has you done / Has you done / Have you do / Have you done 2. Which books .......................................... to school yesterday? did you take / do you take / have you taken / take you / took you 3. When _____? did you arrive / did you arrived / do you arrived / has you arrived / have you arrived 4. We _____ my aunt next week on Friday. It will be her birthday. are visiting / have visited / is visiting / visited / will visit 5. We ............................... that film. already did see / already saw / has already seen / have already seen / will already seen 6. The weather forecast says the sun _____ tomorrow. is going to shine / is shining / may shine / shines / will shine 7. She _____ in this house for years. has been living / has lived / have lived / lived lives 8. Many things _____ this month. would change / have changed/ has changed / didn't changed / changed 9. Look! She ……………………………………….. from a large whisky-bottle. are drinking / drink / drinks / is drinking / will drink 10. Leif Ericson..................Vinland while he …………………………towards the west. has discovered ... were sailing / discovered ... sailed / has discovered ... was sailing / was discovering ... sailed / discovered ... was sailing 11. If I ....................... the Superman, I ........................ was- fly /were -will fly / were -would fly / would be- flew / would be -would fly 12. I ….……… (finish) doing this exercise. just have/ finished / just finished / have just / finished / has just finished / am finishing 13. I ........................................... positive reviews about that film in the papers so I am going to see it. has read / have read / read / readed / will read 14. Hi Jane, you _____ sad! What's up? will look / looks / look / is looking / are looking 15. He …………………………… mineral water every day. will drink / is drinking/ drinks / drink / are drinking 16. He was late. When he ......................... at the airport, the plane ................... left ... had arrived / has arrived ... left / had arrived ... left / had arrived ... had left / arrived ... had already left 17. He ......................................... about everything! always complain / always complains/ is always complaining/ is complaining will always complain 18. Harry ............... and we ............................ him the news. woke up -were telling / woke up -told / was waking up -told/ wakes up -told/ had woken -up told 19. After he .............................painting, he ..........................a shower. finish-have finished /had -had finished /had - had finished/ had -had /has finished- had 20. ........................................... rugby? Do you ever played /Have you ever play /Have you ever played / Has you ever played /Did you ever played

Test On Past Progressive

Was or Were? The pirates was/were fighting for the treasure. We was/were discussing the problem. The candle was/were burning. The cat was/were chasing the mice. The mice was/were running away from the cat. Write sentences in past progressive. the snowman / melt / in the sun → we / explore / a new territory → the secretary / print out / a document → the girls / not / concentrate / on the task → Garth / not / practise / on the piano → Write questions in past progressive. Jill / dance → your cousins / swim / in the lake → the student / answer / a question → William / play / the guitar → Janet / sit / on the bench → Ask for the information in the bold part of the sentence. At a quarter past six, Phil was translating the document. Sheila was waiting in the park. The pupils were talking about the United States. The boss was dictating a letter. Barbara was looking for her necklace.

Test On Simple Past

Put the sentences into simple past. They repeat the question. → She hugs her little brother. → The snowman melts in the sun. → The candle does not burn. → Do they chat in a forum? → Write sentences in simple past. Jim / his head / cover she / the chapter / copy not / the clouds / disappear he / to our question / refer not / we / our punishment / escape Was or Were? It was/were the right thing to do. The shop was/were open. The men was/were very strong. The weather was/were great. My father and I was/were in the car. Ask for the bold part of the sentence. He clicked the mouse button. Robby Robber robbed a bank. The house burnt down. The children respected their teacher. They welcomed the new pupil warmly.

Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

We (help) in the canteen this week.
Martin usually (drive) to work.
But today, he (take) the bus.
Listen! She (practise) the piano.
My friend (play) the guitar every evening.

Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

He (not / spend) his holidays in Spain each year.
I (not / meet) Francis tonight.
They (not / fly) to London tomorrow.
We (not / work) this week.
The film (not / begin) at 7 o'clock.

Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.

(leave / you) the party now?
(have / you) any brothers or sisters?
(love / she) him?
Who (cook) dinner tonight?
(send / he) you an e-mail every day?

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Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present or Present Progressive.
Maria (want) to improve her English.
Therefore, she (do) a language course in London at the moment.
She (stay) with a host family and (must) take the tube to get to her language school.
It (be) only a five-minute walk to the nearest tube station.
The tube (leave) at half past eight.
The first lesson (begin) at 9 o'clock.
In the afternoons, the school (offer) sightseeing tours in and around London.
Tomorrow, the students of the language school (go) to Windsor.

Exercise on Simple Present

Form questions in Simple Present.

we / a mountain / climb→
we / in London / live→
they / us / remember→
we / at the airport / arrive→
Ruth / the pencil / drop→
you / your bag / pack→
the dinner / a fortune / cost→
the train / the station / leave→
he / the street / cross→
Rupert / the number / dial→

St. Patrick´s Day

Every 17 March, Irish people all over the world celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in honour of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Let’s find out what was so special about that person.
When St. Patrick was born, his name actually was not Patrick but Maewyn. He grew up in Wales, but when he was 16, people kidnapped him and sold him into slavery in Ireland.
Maewyn spent six years as a slave in Ireland, but then he escaped and went to Gaul in France where he studied in a monastery for 12 years. Finally, Maewyn became a bishop and adopted the Christian name Patricius (in English: Patrick).
Later Patrick decided to go back to Ireland. Unlike many other missionaries before him, Patrick successfully converted Irish pagans to Christianity because he knew a lot about Irish life and their gods. So Patrick for example did not simply introduce the Christian cross – he put a sun behind it because he knew that the sun was an important symbol for the Irish. The so called Celtic Cross therefore is a cross with a circle symbolising the sun.
Furthermore, Patrick explained the holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) with the help of a shamrock, which grows everywhere in Ireland. The shamrock has three equally sized leaves and Patrick used this to show how the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit could exist as separate elements of the same entity.
There are several legends about St. Patrick, for example that he banned all snakes from Ireland (still now there are no snakes in Ireland). People also say that Patrick met some Irish legends such as the Children of Lir.
Patrick died on 17 March 461. That day now is a national holiday in Ireland and there are parades in the streets and music everywhere. Not only in Ireland – Irish emigrants took this tradition all over the world. So there will most probably be a St. Patrick’s Day party in an Irish pub near you. Why not go there and get a little St. Patrick’s Day feeling? Have a good time and sing along. Here are two traditional Irish songs that will surely be sung in every Irish pub that night: Whiskey in the Jar and The Wild Rover.

Questions on the text
Are the statements true or false?
St. Patrick spent his childhood in Ireland. true false
St. Patrick knew the Irish very well. true false
17 March is the day of St. Patrick’s birth true false
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in many countries. true false