(Un)countable nouns & Quantifiers
Negative Prefixes
Nationalities and Languages
Defining and Non-defining Relative Clauses
100

Correct the mistake:

I’m so tired of watching the news – they are all so depressing.

- it is all so depressing...

100

The film makes me want to sleep. It's so ...!

uninteresting

100

What languages do people speak in these countires:


Japan
Portugal
Switzerland
Poland
Tailand



Japanese
Portuguese
Thai
Swiss
Polish

100

Is that true or false?

We can omit the relative pronoun in non-defining relative clause.

False

200

Correct the mistake:

My aunt gave me some money for my birthday, and I used some of them to buy a book.

... and I used some of it to buy a book.

200

Breathing under water without help is next to .... for most people.

impossible

200

Approximately 15% of the world population are .... of Mandarin.

native speakers

200

1989 the Berlin Wall fell is an important year in the history of Europe.

1989, when the Berlin Wall fell, is an important year in the history of Europe.

300

Rewrite the sentence:

You can get to London quite quickly.

       It doesn’t ________________________ to get to London.

It doesn't take much time to get to London.

300

What you are saing is .... to our discussion - we are talking about something completely different.

irrelevant

300

My girl-friend went to primary school in Germany, so she .... Germany without any problem.

picked up

300

Is the sentence correct?

'Snaccident', that is acronym, is quite a modern word.

'Snaccident', which is a blend, is quite a modern word.

400

I'm not making ... progress in Spanish! I can see very .... improvement. I need to ...

any/ much
little

400

Make negative forms of these words. Which is the odd one out? Create your context for these words.

possible, formal, polite

informal

400

Learning a new language by ....demands ... effort.

Learning a new language by self-study demands a lot of effort.

400

Rewrite the two sentences as one sentence.

A. My grandmother goes for a walk every day. She is 83.

B. History is now my favourite subject. I never used to like it.

                                                                         

My grandmother, who is 83, goes for a walk every day

History, which I never used to like, is now my favourite subject.                  
                        

                                   


    

                                          

                                   


    

500

Complete the text. Use words in brackets in correct forms. Plus choose suitable quantifiers.

To write and publish a book you don't need ... money. All you need is ... (know) of the subject you write about and .... (imagine). And of course ... (confident).

many, much, any, some, a little, little, a few, few, some

much money
some knowledge
a little imagination
a lot of confidence

500

Make negative forms of these words. Which is the odd one out? Create your context for these words.

correct, responsible, visible, accurate

responsible

500

Experts think that 40% of the languages that .... at the moment are in danger of .....
The cause of this is simple: parents in some communities don't speak their .... to their children.

exist, disappearing, mother tongue

500

South Africa ... the place .... Xhosa is spoken nowadays

Xhosa ... .... ..... you need to use clicking sounds.

Clicking sounds ..... difficult to pronounce for European people.

South Africa is the place where Xhosa is spoken nowadays

Xhosa is the language in which you need to use clicking sounds.

Clicking sounds are the sounds that are difficult to pronounce for European people.