Unit 8 Review

prepositions

100

look ___ a painting

look at a painting

200

ask ___ grammar

ask about grammar

300

take a photo ___ a friend

take a photo of a friend

400

listen ___ music

listen to music

500

chat ___ an old friend

chat with an old friend

write the questions

100

wear glasses (usually/today)

{Mia}

Does Mia usually wear glasses?

Is she wearing glasses today?

200

use an electronic dictionary (usually/now)

{Paul}

Does Paul usually use an electronic dictionary?

Is he using an electronic dictionary now?

300

chew gum (often/at the moment)

{Sarah}

Does Sarah often chew gum?

Is she chewing gum at the moment?

400

speak English (always in class/now)

{Paula}

Does Paula always speak English in class?

Is she speaking English now?

500

wear black (often/today)

{Marcus}

Does Marcus often wear black?

Is he wearing black today?

present simple/continuous

100

A: So who does the housework in your family?

B: We all ___ (do) it. In fact, my wife ___ (cook) dinner right now.

B: We all do it. In fact, my wife is cooking right now.

200

B: My wife is cooking dinner right now, and my daughter ___ (help) her.

A: And what ___ you ___ (do) to help at the moment?

A: And what are you doing to help at the moment?

300

A: And what are you doing to help at the moment?

B: I ___ (watch) TV! There are too many people in the kitchen.

B: I'm watching TV! There are too many people in the kitchen.

400

A: Why ___ (wear) black today? You ___ (usually/not wear) black.

A: Why are you wearing black today? You don't usually wear black.

500

A: Hi, Alice. It's me. Where are you?

B: I ___ (stand) on the train.

A: Why? You ___ (usually/not stand).

B: No, I usually ___ (get) a seat, but this is a later train.

B: I'm standing on the train.

A: Why? You don't usually stand.

B: No, I usually get a seat, but this is a later train.

past simple

100

have

play

begin

had

played

began

200

send

mean

see

sent

meant

saw

300

grow

drink

close

grew

drank

closed

400

wake

leave

hold

woke

left

held

500

throw

spill

choose

threw

spilled/spilt

chose

comparatives & superlatives

100

buses/cars (big)

{comparative}

Buses are bigger than cars.

200

planes (fast), form of transport

{superlative}

Planes are the fastest form of transport.

300

Madrid (sunny) city in Europe

{superlative}

Madrid is the sunniest city in Europe.

400

Which ___ (good) way to travel?

{superlative}

Which is the best way to travel?

500

Milan isn't ___ (expensive) city in Europe, but it's ___ (expensive) than Madrid.

Milan isn't the most expensive city in Europe, but it's more expensive than Madrid.