VOCABULARY
GRHUTDO
AAHERTQUKE
INFMEA
DROUGHT
EARTHQUAKE
FAMINE
Complete the sentences using the correct form:
1. What's the matter? __________yourself? (you/cut)
2. I _______________ a headache since this morning. ( have)
3. Nadia ________________ any Korean TV series. (never/ watch)
1. What's the matter? HAVE YOU CUT yourself? (you/cut)
2. I HAVE HAD a headache since this morning. ( have)
3. Nadia HAS NEVER WATCHED any Korean TV series. (never/ watch)
Match tense with use:
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE/ PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
a) Emphasis on duration
b) With no time expression
c) General past action
d) Action started in past, continues up to the present
PRESENT PERFECT
Simple: b/c
Continuous: a/d
The plane leave at 18:00
The plane leaveS at 18:00
Мrs Davis taught us eхсept for/instead of Мr Taylor.
Мrs Davis taught us eхсept for/instead of Мr Taylor.
Connect the words
a) environmental/ food/ renewable/ rubbish
b) chain/ energies/ damage/ dump
1. environmental damage
2. food chain
3. renewable energies
4. rubbish dump
Complete the sentences with the correct form:
1. You look tired. What _____________ ? (you/do)
2. I'm worried about Susy. She ______________ weird recently. (act)
3. You should take the umbrella. It ___________ all week. (rain)
1. You look tired. What HAVE YOU BEEN DOING? (you/do)
2. I'm worried about Susy. She HAS BEEN ACTING weird recently. (act)
3. You should take the umbrella. It HAS BEEN RAINING all week. (rain)
COMPLETE EXPRESSIONS AND MATCH THEM WITH THE USE: FOR OR SINCE?
1. _____ I was born
2. _____ ages
3. _____ a few minutes
4. _____ last weekend
5. _____ the day we met
a) with a period of time
b) when the action started
a) FOR + a period of time
b) SINCE + the action started
1. SINCE I was born
2. FOR ages
3. FOR a few minutes
4. SINCE last weekend
5. SINCE the day we met
I have been travelled for months.
I have been travelled travelling for months.
The food was terrible and the weather was awful as well/ either/ too.
The food was terrible and the weather was awful as well/ either/ too.
avoid/ build/ block/ contact/ deter/ divide/ join/ link
PREVENTING: avoid, block, deter, divide
Choose the correct form of the verb:
1. I think I will call/am calling Rob because I haven't heard from him for a long time.
2. Racer #5 is way too behind. He isn't going to/ will not win
3. Hurry up!! The play starts/ will start/ is starting in 5 min
4. Have you decided what you are going to do/ are doing/ will do this weekend?
1. I think I will call/am calling Rob because I haven't heard from him for a long time.
2. Racer #5 is way too behind. He isn't going to/ will not win
3. Hurry up!! The play starts/ will start/ is starting in 5 min
4. Have you decided what you are going to do/ are doing/ will do this weekend?
Which FUTURE FORM refers to...
a) Predictions or spontaneous decisions
b) Timetable events
c) Predictions with evidence/ Intentions
d) Future arrangements
a) Predictions or spontaneous decisions- WILL
b) Timetable events- SIMPLE PRESENT
c) Predictions with evidence/ Intentions- GOING TO
d) Future arrangements- PRESENT CONTINUOUS
If I saw you tomorrow, I will give you the present
If I saw SEE you tomorrow, I will give you the present
He's a successful actor. In addition/ Also/ Too, he's a very talented singer.
He's a successful actor. In addition/ Also/ Too, he's a very talented singer.
Choose the option which ISN'T right:
1. There was a colourful/ party/ relaxed atmosphere
2. I loved the stunning/ tasty/ traditional costumes
3. The streets were empty/ live/ packed after the procession.
EXTRA WORDS:
1. colourful
2. tasty
3. live
Complete the conditionals:
1. If you _______ him the truth, I'm sure you _______ it one day. ( not tell/ regret)
2. Please ________ me if you ___________ any help. (call/need)
3. If you ________ an egg, it __________ (drop/break).
4. If she _________ the job, she _________ disappointed. (not get/ be)
1. If you DON' TELL him the truth, I'm sure you WILL REGRET it one day. ( not tell/ regret)
2. Please CALL me if you NEED any help. (call/need)
3. If you DROP an egg, it BREAKS. (drop/break).
4. If she DOESN'T GET the job, she WILL BE disappointed. (not get/ be)
Which conditional is used:
1. to talk about something that is possible to happen in the future as a consequence of an action or situation?
2. to express things which are generally true as a result of something?
1. FIRST CONDITIONAL ( present, will)
2. ZERO CONDITIONAL (present, present
I going to wash the dishes
She will goes to the theatre
He have been sick for months
What has Sam and Jan been doing?
I AM going to wash the dishes
She will goes to the theatre
He HAS have been sick for months
What HAVE has Sam and Jan been doing?
Oil is an import ant part of the global economy. However/ Although/While, it is becoming more expensive by the time.
Oil is an import ant part of the global economy. However/ Although/While, it is becoming more expensive by the time.
Replace the words
Ex: I intend to travel next year (noun)-->> My intention is to travel next year
1. My aim is to speak English better. (verb)
2. I´m hoping to take a break soon. (noun)
3. My plan is to meets lots of new people. (verb)
1. I aim to speak...
2. My hope is../ I have hopes to take..
3. I plan/ intend to meet
Choose the correct option:
1. Her car looks expensive. It must/can't cost a fortune.
2. Many accidents may/must be prevented with extra care.
3. I don't know where Ben is- he can't/ might be playing videogames in his room
1. Her car looks expensive. It must/can't cost a fortune.
2. Many accidents may/must be prevented with extra care.
3. I don't know where Ben is- he can't/ might be playing videogames in his room
MATCH INTENTION WITH EXPRESSION
a) positive certainty
b) negative certainty
C) uncertainty
It must be my mum
It may be a cat
It can't be real
a) positive certainty- It must be my mum
c) uncertainty- It may be a cat
b) negative certainty -It can't be real
That mustn't be right.
She can be a nurse because she's wearing a uniform.
I think it can rain this afternoon.
Mike might is going out tonight.
That CAN´T mustn't be right.
She MUST/ MIGHT can be a nurse because she's wearing a uniform.
I think it MAY/ MIGHT can rain this afternoon.
Mike might BE is going out tonight.
First/ First of all/ Furthermore, mix the flour with the sugar. Next/ Then/ In addition, add the eggs.
First/ First of all/ Furthermore, mix the flour with the sugar. Next/ Then/ In addition, add the eggs.