Vocabulary
Future Forms 1
Future Forms 2
Modal Verbs 1
Modal Verbs 2
Suggesting, Offering, and Requesting
100

Match the vocabulary word with its definition:

"frozen"

a. uncooked

b. very cold

c. cooked in oil

b. very cold

100

Complete the sentence:

What ______ you having for dinner tonight?

a. is

b. will

c. are

What ARE you having for dinner tonight?
100

Complete the sentence: 

What time _____ our next class?

a. is

b. will

c. going to be

What time IS our next class?

100

Match the sentence with the correct modal verb:

Students are required to keep their desks tidy.

a. you can

b. should/ must

c. you mustn't

b. should/ must

100

Complete the sentence with the correct modal verb:

_________ I go to the toilet, please?

a. Must

b. Shall

c. May

c. May
100

True or False:

If the sentence is false, correct it.

When making an offer we can use "Will + infinitive" and "Would you like...".

True

200

If a person wants to improve their diet, what type of food should they eat?

a. health food

b. unhealthy food

c. healthy food

c. healthy

200

Complete the sentence: 

I promise YOU'LL LOVE/ YOU'RE LOVING eating the chocolate cake I made.

I promise YOU'LL LOVE eating the chocolate cake I made.

200

Complete the sentence:

No problem.  I SEE/ I'M SEEING him tonight.

No problem.  I'M SEEING him tonight.

200

True or False:

If the sentence is false, correct it.

We use "must" and "have/ has to" when it is not essential to do something.

False.

We use "must" and "have/ has to" when it is essential to do something.

200

If someone is sick, what do they have to do?

a. They have to go to school.

b. They have to rest and stay at home.

c. They have to play football.

b. They have to rest and stay at home.

200

What is the best response to this statement, "I am going to make sandwiches for the picnic this Saturday."

a. Okay, have fun!

b. Will you make me a sandwich?

c. Would you like some help with that?

c. Would you like some help with that?

300

Cabbage, spinach, corn, and lettuce are all examples of what type of food?

Vegetables

300

Match the verb form with their uses:

will, be going to, present continuous

a. to talk about definite future arrangements or plans

b. to make predictions or to make a decision at the time of speaking

c. to talk about intentions or plans

will - b. to make predictions or to make a decision at the time of speaking; be going to - c. to talk about intentions or plans; present continuous - a. to talk about definite future arrangements or plans
300

What is the best response to this question, "What's the weather going to be like this afternoon?"

a. "It is raining now."

b. "I hope it won't rain."

c. "Look at the clouds.  It's going to rain."

c. "Look at the clouds.  It's going to rain."

300

Which modal verb can we use when suggesting something?  Give an example.

a. should

b. will

c. would

a. should

**Student's answer

300

What advice could you give to someone who wants to get a 10 on their next exam?

You should study more.

You shouldn't play video games.

etc.

300

Correct the question:

Could you to help me with my homework now?

Could you help me with my homework now?

400

Give two examples of fish that people eat.

Salmon, tuna, cod, etc.

400

When do we use the present simple with a future meaning?  Give an example.

a. with promises

b. with future plans

c. with timetables

c. with timetables

**Student's answer

400

If someone needs help with their homework, what is an offer you can make using "will"? (for example: I'll help you after football practice.)

**Student's answer

400

What does this sign mean?  (Use a modal verb such as must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, etc.)


You mustn't eat, drink, or use your cell phone.  

400

What does this sign mean?  (Use a modal verb such as must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, etc.)


People mustn't smoke.

400

We use "will" when making requests for things informally. (Will you be able to come to my house to watch the football game tonight?)  What do we use when making requests for things formally?  Give an example.

would

example: Would you be able to come to my house to watch the football game tonight?

500

What is the best response to the question, "Do you know how to cook?"

a. "Not really.  I only know how to make fried eggs."

b. "I like all kinds of food."

c. "My mom does most of the cooking in the house."

a. "Not really.  I only know how to make fried eggs."

500

What are you going to do this weekend?

**Student's answer

500

What is the best response to the statement, "I am hungry, I haven't eaten lunch yet."  Why is it the best response?

a. "Don't worry!  I make you a sandwich."

b. "Don't worry!  I'm making you a sandwich."

c. "Don't worry!  I'll make you a sandwich."

c. "Don't worry!  I'll make you a sandwich." 

We use "will" when we make offers and promises.

500

What does this sign mean? (Use a modal verb such as must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, etc.)


People mustn't have dogs, unless they are guide dogs.

500

What does this sign mean? (Use a modal verb such as must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, etc.)


You should put your recyclable items here.

500

List two phrases we can use to make suggestions.

Shall I/ we + inf. (Shall we go to the cinema?)

Could + inf. (You could buy your sister a basketball.)

Should + inf. (We should ask the teacher for help.)

What about + -ing (What about watching a movie instead of a series?)

Why don't + inf. (Why don't you wear the orange tshirt?)

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