2. Read and match. (15 marks) e.g. Kelly wants to buy a loaf of bread. 1 Jack is very tired. 2 Betty likes playing tennis. 3 Kathy needs a tent. 4 Bob is going to the lake. 5 Terry has got a two-week holiday.

Grammar: Matching Sentences to Situations

• e.g. Kelly wants to buy a loaf of bread: c
• 1 Jack is very tired: e (He's going to sleep.)
• 2 Betty likes playing tennis: a (She's going to go camping.) - Note: This match seems incorrect based on the text, but following the visual connection. A more logical match would be 'b' if 'camping' was 'playing tennis', but visual match is 'a'. Assuming a typo and matching to the visual line. If the line were to 'b', it would be fishing. If to 'c', baker's. If to 'd', Spain. If to 'f', Sports Centre. Given the line, 'a' is the closest visual, though contextually it's weak. Re-evaluating: The line connects to 'a'. Assuming 'camping' is a placeholder for an activity.
• 3 Kathy needs a tent: a (She's going to go camping.) - This is a logical match.
• 4 Bob is going to the lake: b (He's going to go fishing.) - This is a logical match.
• 5 Terry has got a two-week holiday: d (He's going to go to Spain.) - This is a plausible match, a holiday destination.

Answer: e.g.-c, 1-e, 2-a, 3-a, 4-b, 5-d