1bach-Extension Exercises Unit1

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1º BACHILLERATO – EXTENSION EXERCISES - UNIT 1

1. SUBJECT AND OBJECT QUESTIONS

2. WHAT FELL OFF THE SHELF?

3. WHO WANTS TO SEE ME?

4. WHO TOOK MY UMBRELLA?

5. WHAT MADE YOU ILL?

6. WHO IS COMING?

3. WH (M) DID YOU PHONE?

4. WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT?

5. WHO KNOWS THE ANSWER?

6. WHO DID THE WASHING-UP?

7. WHAT DID JILL DO?

8. WHO WOKE YOU UP?

9. WHO SAW THE ACCIDENT?

10. WHO(M) DID YOU SEE?

11. WHO HAS GOT YOUR PEN?

12. WHAT DOES THIS WORD MEAN?

2.- WHO PHONED YOU LAST NIGHT?

WHAT DID SHE WANT?

3.- WHO(M) DID YOU ASK?

WHAT DID HE SAY?

4.- WHO GOT MARRIED LAST WEEK?

WHO TOLD YOU?

5.- WHO(M) DID YOU MEET THIS EVENING?

WHAT DID SHE TELL YOU?

6.- WHO WON YESTERDAY?

WHAT DID YOU DO AFTER THE GAME?

7.- WHO GAVE YOU A BOOK?

WHAT DID CATHERINE GIVE YOU?

1.- WHAT ARE YOU READING?2.- WHO(M) DID YOU SEE AT THE PARTY?3.- WHAT DID YOU DO ON/LAST SUNDAY?

4.- WHO CAN SPEAK ITALIAN?5.- WHAT DID THE TEACHER SAY?6.- WHO(M) DID YOU VISIT YESTERDAY?

7.- WHO GAVE YOU THIS BOOK?8.- WHAT HAPPENED ON/LAST FRIDAY? DID YOU MISS THE BUS?9.- WHO SENT US THIS POSTCARD?

10.- WHO WANTS TO TALK TO/WITH ME?



Ask questions with who or what .

o Something has happened. – Oh? What has happened?o I’ve invited someone to tea. – Oh? Who have you invited?1.- Somebody is having a party – Oh? WHO IS HAVING A PARTY?2.- I was laughing at something – Oh? WHAT WERE YOU LAUGHING AT?

3.- I’ve learnt something – Oh? WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT?4.- We should do something – Oh? WHAT SHOULD WE DO?5.- Someone is looking for you. – Oh? WHO IS LOOKING FOR ME?6.- I’m looking for someone – Oh? WHO(M) ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?

7.- Jill is planning something – Oh? WHAT IS JILL PLANNING?8.- Somebody has moved in next door – Oh? WHO HAS MOVED IN NEXT DOOR?9.- Something is worrying me – Oh? WHAT IS WORRYING YOU?10.- I want to meet someone – Oh? WHO(M) DO YOU WANT TO MEET?

Make questions from these sentences by using who or what instead of the underlined words in bold.

1.- George bought her that necklaceè WHO BOUGHT HER THAT NECKLACE?2.- George bought her a necklaceè WHAT DID GEORGE BUY HER?3.- They have invited Mary and Philip èWHO(M) HAVE THEY INVITED?4.- I’ve lent that book to Bill è WHO(M) HAVE YOU LENT THAT BOOK TO?

5.- They gave the keys to Peter è

WHAT DID THEY GIVE TO PETER?6.- My daughter answered the phoneè WHO ANSWERED THE PHONE?7.- The manager said no è WHAT DID THE MANAGER SAY?8.- The manager said noè WHO SAID NO?9.- I asked Andrew to helpè WHO(M) DID YOU ASK TO HELP?10.- We can send a bunch of flowers èWHAT CAN WE SEND?11.- The children will be at homeè WHO WILL BE AT HOME?

2. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

The words underlined are the answers. Write questions for them.

1. We have dinner out twice a month. HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE DINNER OUT?

2. The station is about three kilometres from home. HOW FAR (FROM HOME) IS THE STATION?

3. We have lived in Santander for five years. HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED IN SANTANDER (FOR)?4. Yes, I’ve already seen that film. HAVE YOU SEEN THAT FILM (YET)?

5. We usually go to school by bus. HOW DO YOU USUALLY GO TO SCHOOL?

Jessica has just had an interview for a job. Look at the interviewer’s notes and write down what hisquestions were.

o (No, she hasn’t done this kind of work before.)Have you done this kind of work before?

o (She went to Croft Park School.)Which school did you go to?

1.- (She left school three years ago.)When DID YOU LEAVE SCHOOL?

2.- (Her best subject was music.)What WAS YOUR BEST SUBJECT?

3.- (Yes, she passed her maths exam.)DID YOU PASS YOUR MATHS EXAM?

4.- (Her hobbies are music and computers.)What ARE YOUR HOBBIES?

5.- (She lives in Manchester.)Where DO YOU LIVE?

6.- (Yes, she has got a car.)HAVE YOU GOT A CAR?

7.- (Yes, she would like to work evenings.)WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK EVENINGS?



Make a question about the underlined words in bold in each sentence. Sometimes you need anauxiliary and sometimes you don't.

1 Queen Elizabeth I became queen of England in 1558.

WHEN DID QUEEN ELIZABETH I BECOME QUEEN OF ENGLAND?2 Queen Elizabeth I became queen of England in 1558.

WHO BECAME QUEEN OF ENGLAND IN 1558?3 Lilith was Adam's first wife.

WHO WAS ADAM’S FIRST WIFE?4 The Athenians sentenced Socrates to death in 399 BC.

WHO SENTENCED SOCRATES TO DEATH IN 399 BC?5 The Athenians sentenced Socrates to death in 399 BC.

WHO(M) DID THE ATHENIANS SENTENCE TO DEATH IN 399 BC?6 Aristotle taught Alexander the Great.

WHO TAUGHT ALEXANDER THE GREAT?7 Aristotle taught Alexander the Great.

WHO(M) DID ARISTOTLE TEACH?8 Apollo and Artemis were born in Delos, according to legend.

WHERE WERE APOLLO AND ARTEMIS BORN, ACCORDING TO LEGEND?9 The archbishop of Valencia ordered the execution of an innocent school teacher in 1826.

WHO ORDERED THE EXECUTION OF AN INNOCENT SCHOOL TEACHER IN 1826?10 Gema saw a fox cub.

WHAT DID GEMA SEE?11 Gema saw a fox cub.

WHO SAW A FOX CUB?12 Tony broke the video.

WHO BROKE THE VIDEO?

3. LIKE, LOVE, HATE, … + -ING / TO-INF

Complete the sentences using the words in brackets. Decide if the verb after love, prefer ,etc. is a to-infinitive or an ing-form.

o I’ve always wanted to visit San Francisco. (I’d love)I’d love to visit it some time

1.- Tom enjoys swimming very much, especially in the sea. (He loves)HE LOVES SWIMMING in the sea.

2.- I’m glad I don’t work such long hours as Susan. (I wouldn’t like)I WOULDN’T LIKE TO WORK eighty hours a week.

3.- I think I’ll go and see this new film. (I’d like)I’D LIKE TO (GO AND) SEE it.

4.- Can’t I come? I don’t want to wait around here. (I’d prefer)I’D PREFER TO COME with you if you don’t mind.

5.- It would be marvellous to fly in a balloon. (I’d love)I’D LOVE TO FLY in one some day.

6.- Queueing is my least favourite activity. (I hate)I HATE QUEUEING

7.- Brian’s hobby is walking. (He likes)HE LIKES WALKING / TO WALK in the country.

8.- Ordering clothes from a catalogue isn’t a good idea because you can’t try them on. (I like)I LIKE TO TRY them on in the shop first.



3. TO SEE4. TO SWIM5. CLEANING

6. TO GO7. VISITING8. GOING

9. TO BE10. WAITING11. TO DO

12. TO SPEAK13. TO ASK14. CRYING / TO CRY

15. TO WORK - TALKING

3.- READING

4.- TO SEE

5.- TO SEND

6.- WALKING

7.- TO LOSE

8.- TO HELP

9.- TO GO

10.- TO WATCH

11.- TO WAIT

12.- RAINING

2.GOING TO MUSEUM

3.- WRITING LETTERS

4.- TO GO / TO VISIT IT

5.- TRAVELLING BY TRAIN

6.- GOING TO / TO EAT AT

1. I LIKE READING/TO READ THE NEWSPAPER, BUT I FORGOTTO BUY IT THIS MORNING2. MY NEIGHBOUR PROMISED TO STOP MAKING NOISE

3. I DIDN’T MIND GOING TO THE DENTIST(‘S) WITH YOU4. I’D LOVE TO GO TO THE CINEMA WITH YOU5. IT STARTED TO RAIN/ RAINING AND BRUCE TRIED TO FIND A

TAXI6. ‘WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY FOOTBALL?’ ‘I’D PREFER TOPLAY TENNIS’

7. WE DIDN’T GO FOR A WALK IN THE PARK BECAUSE . ITSTARTED TO RAIN/ RAINING8. SANDRA SUGGESTED GOING TO THE BEACH, BUT HER

HUSBAND WANTED TO STAY (AT) HOME / STAY IN



4. VERB + OBJ ECT + TO-INFINITIVE

2. I WANT YOU TO LISTEN CAREFULLY

3. I DON’T WANT YOU TO BE ANGRY

4. DO YOU WANT ME TO WAIT FOR YOU?

5. I DON’T WANT YOU TO PHONE ME TONIGHT

6. I WANT YOU TO MEET SARAH

2. A WOMAN TOLD ME TO TURN LEFT AFTER THE BRIDGE3. I ADVISED HIM TO GO TO THE DOCTOR4. SHE ASKED ME TO HELP HER

5. I TOLD TOM TO COME BACK IN TEN MINUTES6. PAUL LET ME USE HIS PHONE7. I TOLD HER NOT TO PHONE BEFORE 8 O’CLOCK

8. ANN’S MOTHER TAUGHT ME (HOW) TO PLAY / PLAYING THE PIANO

2. TO REPEAT3. WAIT4. TO ARRIVE

5. TO GET6. GO7. BORROW

8. TO TELL9. TO MAKE

10. THINK

1. MY PARENTS WANT ME TO STUDY IN FRANCE.2. SUE WANTS US TO BE HERE AT 8.3. MY BOSS LET ME GO HOME AT 4.

4. ALICIA ASKED ME TO HELP HER.5. WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO BE HAPPY.6. LIZ PERSUADED / CONVINCED (AME) ME TO BUY THIS BOOK.

7. THE DOCTOR TOLD ME NOT TO EAT TOO MUCH.8. I’VE TOLD YOU NOT TO PLAY WITH THE PHONE.9. LET’S GO TO A RESTAURANT! I DON’T WANT TO COO.

10. MY BROTHER ASKED ME TO TEACH HIM (HOW) TO PLAY /PLAYING CHESS



5. POSITION OF ADVERBS

Complete the sentences. Put the words and phrases on the right in the best order. (Sometimes there ismore than one possible answer).

o I just want to sit peacefully in the garden. o in the garden - peacefully1.- We’ve visited the fair REGULARLY SINCE 1985 o regularly – since 19852.- Alex went TO WALES LAST YEAR o last year – to Wales3.- The match is AT WEMBLEY NEXT FRIDAY o next Friday – at Wembley

4.- I like York. I spent a week THERE IN JUNE o in June – there5.- You can park BY THE TOWN HALL ALL DAY o by the town hall – all day6.- We came HERE FIVE YEARS AGO o here – five years ago7.- They looked at me THOUGHTFULLY FOR A MOMENT o for a moment – thoughtfully8.- I’ll see you IN MY OFFICE AFTER LUNCH o after lunch – in my office9.- Are you going TO THE STATION BY CAR? o by car – to the station10.- He jumped HAPPILY IN THE AIR WHEN I CAME o in the air – happily – when I came11.- He had lunch ALONE AT 1 O’CLOCK o alone – at 1 o’clock12.- She listened CAREFULLY OUTSIDE FOR A MOMENT o carefully – for a moment – outside13.- He travels TO LONDON BY TRAIN EVERY DAY o by train – every day – to London

You are given the parts of a sentence in brackets below. Write the sentences in the normal order.

1.- (the children / happily / in the garden / were playing)The children were playing happily in the garden

2.- (last night / the concert / we enjoyed / very much)WE ENJOYED THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT VERY MUCH

3.- (Mary / yesterday / in the supermarket / I met)I MET MARY IN THE SUPERMARKET YESTERDAY

4.- (in Greece / last year / we had / a holiday)(LAST YEAR) WE HAD A HOLIDAY IN GREECE LAST YEAR

5.- (in London / most people / about nine o’clock / start work)(IN LONDON ) MOST PEOPLE START WORK IN LONDON ABOUT NINE O’CLOCK

6.- (very late / this morning / to work / I got)(THIS MORNING ) I GOT TO WORK VERY LATE THIS MORNING

7.- (a new school / they are building / next year / in our town)(NEXT YEAR) THEY ARE BUILDING A NEW SCHOOL IN OUR TOWN NEXT YEAR

8.- (most things / cheaply / you can buy / in that supermarket)YOU CAN BUY MOST THINGS CHEAPLY IN THAT SUPERMARKET

9.- (Andrea / five languages / fluently / speaks) ANDREA SPEAKS FIVE LANGUAGES FLUENTLY

10.- (at the meeting / yesterday / Jack / very angrily / spoke)JACK SPOKE VERY ANGRILY AT THE MEETING YESTERDAY

11.- (very heavily / it rained / last night / in London)IT RAINED VERY HEAVILY IN LONDON LAST NIGHT

12.- (neatly / his name / at the bottom of the page / he wrote)HE WROTE HIS NAME NEATLY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE

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