Kutbilim 8th 3rd quarter

zero c

100

If you ____ (touch) a fire, you ____ (get) burned.

touch---get

200

If I _____ (not sleep) enough, I ___ (feel) tired the next morning.

don't sleep---feel

300

My teacher __(get) angry if students ___ (not do) their homework.

gets---don't do

400

If you ___ (mix) blue and yellow, you ___ (get) green.

mix---get

500

Plants ___ (die) if they ___ (not have) enough water.

die---don't have

first c

100

If it __ (be) sunny tomorrow, we __ (go) to the beach.

is---will go

200

She __ (be) very happy if she __(pass) her final exam.

will be---passes

300

If you ___ (not hurry), we ___ (miss) the start of the movie.

don't hurry----will miss

400

I __ (buy) that new smartphone if I __ (have) enough money.

will buy---have

500

If they ____ (invite) me to the party, I _____ (go).

invite---will go

will/going to

100

• James is standing on the side of the pool. He ^will / ^{is going to} jump in.

going to

200

Look at those dark clouds. It ^will / ^{is going to} snow.

is going to

300

I think Barcelona ^will / ^{are going to} win the Champions League this year.

will

400

I’m sure Jane ^will / ^{is going to} like the present you’ve bought for her.

will

500

‘What are you doing later?’ ‘I ^will / ^{am going to} play basketball.’

am going to

vocabulary

100

To close and open one eye very quickly. People often do this to share a secret or be funny.

Wink

200

 To stop a machine or a light from working by pressing a button or turning a key.  

Switch off

300

A special date every year that celebrates an important event from the past. For example, a wedding __________is the date you celebrate being married for another year.

Anniversary

400

A small electronic device used for reading books. Instead of paper, you read the words on a screen. Examples include a _{Kindle or a Kobo}.

E-book reader

500

To give someone the newest information, or to put the newest version of a program on your phone or computer.

Update

needn't-mustn't-must

100

You ^{needn’t / mustn’t} recharge the battery. I’ve already done it.

needn't

200

You ^{needn’t / mustn’t} forget to phone CR7. He’s expecting a call from you

mustn't

300

We ^{needn’t / mustn’t} hurry. There’s plenty of time.

needn't

400

I ^{needn’t / mustn’t} watch TV this evening. I’ve got loads of homework!

mustn't

500

He ^{needn’t / mustn’t} get up early. He can stay in bed.

needn’t