Grammar 1
Change into Passive Voice:
They clean the classrooms every day.
Answer: The classrooms are cleaned every day.
What does “anxious” mean?
Answer: тревожный / уайымдаған
Complete the sentence:
I am getting used to _____ up early.
Answer: waking
What does “curious” mean?
Answer: любопытный / қызығушылығы бар
Choose the correct form:
She wants _____ a doctor in the future.
Answer: to become
Rewrite using used to:
I played football when I was a child.
Answer: I used to play football when I was a child.
She is very ____ about the exam. (nervous / energy / proud)
Answer: nervous
Rewrite using be used to:
Driving on the left is normal for him now.
Answer: He is used to driving on the left.
He felt very ____ when he broke the vase.
A) cheerful
B) ashamed
C) energetic
B) ashamed
Rewrite using used to:
He played tennis when he was younger.
Answer: He used to play tennis.
Change into Reported Speech:
Tom said, "I am tired."
Answer: Tom said that he was tired.
What is the meaning of this phrase:
“Be over the moon”
Answer: быть безумно счастливым / қатты қуану
Change into Passive Voice:
Someone has broken the window.
Answer: The window has been broken.
What does this phrase mean:
“Be on cloud nine”
быть на седьмом небе / қатты бақытты болу
Change into Reported Speech:
Kate said, "I saw Tom yesterday."
Answer: Kate said that she had seen Tom the day before.
Use the correct modal verb:
You _____ wear a seatbelt while driving. (obligation)
Answer: must / have to
Choose the correct phrase:
When someone suddenly starts laughing very hard, we say:
A) bottle up
B) crack up
C) calm down
B) crack up
Change into Reported Speech:
Mary said, "I will help you tomorrow."
Answer: Mary said that she would help me the next day.
Answer: Mary said that she would help me the next day.
Choose the correct meaning:
“Let someone down”
A) support someone
B) disappoint someone
C) calm someone
B) disappoint someone / көңілін қалдыру
Rewrite using Passive Voice:
They are decorating the hall now.
Answer: The hall is being decorated now.
Identify the tense:
By next year, she will have been teaching for ten years.
Answer: Future Perfect Continuous
Explain the meaning in English:
“Have something on your mind”
Answer: to be worried or thinking about something
Choose the correct form:
I look forward to _____ from you soon.
Answer: hearing
Explain in English:
“It slipped my mind”
I forgot something / I didn’t remember it
Change into Reported Speech:
"Anna said, 'I have been learning English for three years.'"
Answer: Anna said that she had been learning English for three years.