Midterm Review

Modal Verbs

100

We ____________ talk in the library.

mustn't

200

You ___________ go to the doctor if you're feeling poorly.

should

300

We __________ go to the market. We're out of milk and can't make dinner without it.

have to

400

They _________ know the curriculum before they take the test. 

must

500

We ___________ go to the movies tonight, but it's the last night the film is playing.

don't have to

Past Perfect

100

Turn the words onto a past perfect phrase:

I / see / show

I had seen the show.

200

Turn the words onto a past perfect phrase:

Jim and Tommy / breathe / helium

Jim and Tommy had breathed helium.

300

Change these two sentences into one sentence using past perfect and simple:

I ate the watermelon. Then, Suzie asked for some. 

I had eaten the watermelon before Suzie asked for some.

400

Create a sentence using the two events below. Include past perfect and past simple.

The car broke down first. I go lost on the woods second. 

The car had broken down so I got lost in the forest.

500

Create a sentence using the two events below. Include past perfect and past simple.

I lit the torch. 

I saw the skeleton.

I had lit the torch when I saw the skeleton.

Third Conditional

100

In third conditional, the "if" clause includes:

a. past perfect (had +past participle)

b. would have + past participle

a. past perfect (had +past participle)

200

Make a third conditional statement with the following words:

you eat / moldy pineapple / you / feel sick

If you hadn't eaten the moldy pineapple, you wouldn't have felt sick.

OR

If you had eaten the moldy pineapple, you would have felt sick.

300

Make a third conditional statement with the following words:

she / write essay / she / pass class

If she had written the essay, she would have passed the class.

OR

If she hadn't written the essay, she wouldn't have passed the class.

400

Make a third conditional statement with the following words:

they / win / 1 million dollars / they / be poor

If they had won 1 million dollars, they wouldn't have been poor. 

OR

If they hadn't won 1 million dollars, they would have been poor.

500

Make a third conditional statement with the following words:

we / have talent / be artist

If we had had talent, we would have been artists.

OR

If we hadn't had talent, we wouldn't have been artists.

Relative Pronouns

100

Turn these two sentences into one using a relative pronoun:

I bought a dog. The dog is brown. 

I bought a dog which/that is brown.

200

Turn these two sentences into one using a relative pronoun:

I saw a big building. The building was demolished.

I saw a big building which/that got demolished.

300

Turn these two sentences into one using a relative pronoun:

People drive cars. People like to drive safely. 

People who drive like to drive safely.

400

Turn these two sentences into one using a relative pronoun:

There are doctors in the small hospital. The doctors are overworked.

The doctors who are in the small hospital are overworked.

500

Turn these two sentences into one using a relative pronoun:

The ball has blue polkadots. The ball broke through the window.

The ball that has blue polkadots broke through the window. 

Vocabulary

100

A thick, strong string used for tying and climbing.

rope

200

I need a lot of tools. It's a good thing I remembered my _____________.

penknife

300

Pompeii was destroyed a long time ago by a volcanic eruption. We're still learning things about the ____________ city. 

ancient

400

My uncle and I love to watch birds. For Christmas, I got him a new pair of _______________.

binoculars

500

My brother works at a museum. He loves being a ________________.

historian