unit 1 grammar
I have (see – saw – seen) a cat on the road
Is it seen
Transforming means … ?
a. moving
b. changing completely
c. making worse
What is changing completely?
Hanan __________ (read) a book for two hours.
What is has been reading?
Choose the odd word: microwave - cell phone - shipwrecks - flat screen TV.
Is it shipwrecks?
She …………… (watch) TV in the evening.
What is watches?
We use this tense for habits and routines.
What is the simple present tense?
Transparent means ... ?
a. unclear
b. unlocked
c. open and honest
What is open and honest?
Saeed __________ (play) football since he was ten.
What is has been playing?
Choose the odd word:
a. novel
b. characters
c. shard
d. events
What is shard?
Fill in with the suitable question word:
………….. are you going to do in the summer?
What is what?
We use this tense for actions that started in the past and continue now.
What is the present perfect tense?
Vibrant means ... ?
a. strong and active
b. awake
c. quiet
What is strong and active?
He’s tired because he __________ (run) all morning.
What is has been running?
Bobby pin means ... ?
a. pin worn by boys
b. hairpin
c. safety pin
What is a hairpin?
Complete the tag question:
Your parents don’t speak English, ………………. ?
What is do they?
This tense describes actions happening right now.
What is the present progressive tense?
Enterprises means ... ?
a. ideas
b. schools
c. businesses
What are businesses?
She __________ (clean) the house, and now it looks great.
What is has cleaned?
Choose the odd word:
a. TV reporter
b. engineer
c. confident
What is confident?
Change the sentence to negative:
I will play with you.
What is I will not play with you?
We use this tense for actions that finished in the past.
What is the simple past tense?
Choose the odd word:
a. pollution
b. diseases
c. happiness
What is happiness?
We often use these two words — “since” and “for” — with this tense.
What is the present perfect progressive tense?
To withstand means … ?
a. to resist or survive
b. to observe
c. to oppose
What is to resist or survive?
Correct the sentence:
Tomorrow, I’ll be swim in the ocean.
What is I’ll be swimming in the ocean?