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GUIA INGLÉS IV

TURNO MATUTINO

CICLO 20-2

COMPILADA POR:

MARÍA LETICIA QUINTERO ROSALES

ACADEMIA DE INGLÉS T.M.

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IMPERATIVE. A- Complete the chart.

Affirmative Negative

Turn the TV off.

Don’t slow down.

Read this book.

Don’t turn right.

B- Choose the verb from the box to make imperative sentences.

1. Don’t be lazy. ________ some exercise.

2. She’s sick. ________ an ambulance.

3. ________ your books on page 56.

4. ________ me. I´m speaking.

5. I’m tired. Please ________ me with these bags.

6. ________ a piece of cake. It’s delicious.

7. I’m thirsty. ________ me a glass of water please.

8. Please ________ the question.

C- Complete this omelette recipe with the verbs in the box.

____________(1) two eggs into a bowl and ____________(2) them well.

____________(3) milk and salt. ____________(4) a frying pan and ____________(5)

the butter. When it is hot, ____________(6) in the eggs and ____________(7) them for

cook up to a minute and then ____________(8) the omelette over.. When it is light brown,

____________(9) it to a plate and ____________(10) immediately.

open

have give

cal answer

do (not)

interrupt

help

heat

transfer turn

let break

pour serve

add beat melt

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Imperatives

1 - ____ to me like that again!

a) Never speak b) Speak never

2 - ____ connected to the internet as soon as you can.

a) Be b) Get

3 - Give me a hand,....

a) do you? b) will you?

4 - ____ it!

a) Nobody touch b) Touch nobody

5 - ____ on time for an appointment.

a) Arrive always b) Always arrive

6 - Please ____ do that.

a) don't b) not

7 - ____ vaccinated against tetanus before you go

there.

a) Be b) Get

8 - Be quiet, ...

a) cannot you? b) can't you?

9 - Don't ____ try that again.

a) ever try b) try ever

10 - ____ down and relax.

a) Just sit b) Sit just

MODALS.

Choose the correct modal verb for each of these

sentences.

1. ____ you go already? You only arrived an hour ago!

a) must b) should c) can

2. When he was young, he ________ swim very well. He

won medals and championships!

a) had to b) can c) could

3. The company ________ go bankrupt if they don't

find a lot of money quickly!

a) should b) shouldn't c) might

4. You look very confused by the homework, Clive.

________ I help you?

a) will b) can c) must

5. I left my purse at home. Lily, ________ you lend me

ten dollars?

a) may b) could c) shouldn't

6. It's wet and windy outside today. You ________ go

out without an umbrella.

a) shouldn't b) won't c) don't have to

7. I think that sign means we ________ enter the

building. Look, there's a security guard too.

a) won't b) have to c)mustn't

8. Lindsay watched the movie in French and ________

understand very much of it.

a) didn't have to b)can't c)couldn't

9. I didn’t feel very well yesterday. I ________ eat

anything.

a) cannot b) couldn’t c) mustn’t

10. You ..... look at me when I am talking to you.

a) could b) should c) would

11. I was using my pencil a minute ago. It ..... be here

somewhere!

a) can b) could c) must d) would

12. You really ..... be late again.

a) must not b) don’t have to be

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13. If you don’t start working harder, you ..... repeat the

course next year.

a) have to b) must c) will have to

14. His parents spoil him. He’s always ..... to do whatever

he wants.

a) been able b) been allowed

15. Phone her now. She ..... home by now.

a) has to be b) must be c)would be

16. You ..... forget your sun cream. It’s going to be very

hot!

a) don’t have to b) mustn’t c) needn’t

17. I ..... be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet.

a) might b) would

18. Entrance to the museum was free. We ..... pay to get

in.

a) needn’t b) didn’t need to

19. Already as a child Mozart ..... play the piano

beautifully.

a) could b) should c) would

20. Which sign are you more likely to see at an airport:

Bags ..... not be left unattended.

a) can b) must c) may

21. I really ..... try to get fit.

a) may b) must c) would

22. ..... take a photograph of you?

a) Am I allowed to b) May I

23. Students ..... borrow up to 6 books at any time.

a) are allowed to b) could

24. Whose is this bag? - I don’t know, but it ..... belong

to Yuta.

a) could b) may c) should d) would

25. ..... I go to the bathroom, please?

a) May b) Must c) Would

26. His excuse ..... be true, but I don’t believe.

a) can b) may

27. It’s very important to ..... speak more than one

language.

a) can b) be able to

28. I don’t like ..... get up early on a Sunday.

a) being able to b) being allowed to c) having to

29. ..... you speak French? - Only a few words, but my

Russian is pretty good.

a) Can b) Could

30. ..... you help me move this table? (Both answers are

possible. Choose the more polite request.)

a) Can b) Could

31. I ..... talk already before I was two years old.

a) could b) should c) would

32. I ..... help you, but I don’t want to.

a) can b) could c9 would

33. ..... you open the window, please.

a) Can b) May

34. I ..... move the table. It was too heavy.

a) couldn’t b) mustn’t c) shouldn’t d) wouldn’t

35. You ..... not put your feet on the cafeteria tables.

a) must not b) do not have to

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MODALS…

36. If you continue to practice so hard, you ..... beat me

before too long!

a) can b) could c) will be able to

37. ..... you swim? (Both are possible. Which is better?)

a) Are you able to b) Can

38. You ..... eat so much chocolate. It’s not good for you.

a) don’t have to b) mustn’t c) shouldn’t

39. I’m afraid I ..... play tennis tomorrow. I’ve got a

dentist appointment.

a) can’t b) couldn’t c) would not be able to

40. You can come to the meeting if you want but you ......

a) have to b) don’t have to c) mustn’t

41. What do you want to do? - Well, we ..... have a picnic,

but it looks like rain.

a) can b) could c) should d) would

42. I’m so hungry I ..... eat a horse!

a) can b) could c) must d) should

43. The test starts at 10.30. You ..... be late.

a) don’t have to b) mustn’t

44. Why didn’t you tell me? I ..... you!

a) could help b) could have helped

c) was able to help d) would help

45. How did you do in the test? - Ok. It ..... worse!

a) could be b) could have been

c) might be d) would have been

Passive Voice

Choose the letter that best fits.

1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire _______ by J K

Rowling

a) was written b) written c) wrote

2. J K Rowling ___________ Harry Potter and the

Goblet of Fire.

a) was written b) written c) wrote

3. The judge __________Smith to five years in prison.

a) was sentenced b) sentenced

4. Smith _____________ to five years in prison.

a) was sentenced b) sentenced

5. Over a million dollars in cash ______________ from

a bank in Los Angeles.

a) has stolen b) has been stolen

6.Thieves ____________ over a million dollars in cash

from a bank in Los Angeles.

a) stolen b) were stolen c) have stolen

d) was been stolen

7. I'll have to come by bus as my car _____________ .

a) is repairing b) is being repaired

8. The gold ____ in a cave near the top of the mountain.

a) was discovered b) discovered

9. Archaeologists __________ the gold in a cave near

the top of the mountain.

a) were discovered b) was discovered c) discovered

10. The meeting _______ until the end of the month.

a) has postponed b) has been postponed

c) is been postponed

11. We have _______ the meeting until the end of the

month.

a) been postponed b) postponed

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12. VW cars _____________ in Germany and the

Czech Republic.

a) making b) made c) are made d) make

13. Many shops _____________ at around nine in the

morning.

a) open b) are opened

14. Your letter ______________ yesterday morning.

a) was arrived b) has arrived c) arrived

15. Helmets must ________________ on the site.

a) wear b) are worn c)be worn

16. Vehicles parked in front of these gates will _____

a) removing b) remove c) be removed

d) are removed

17. We will ___________ any vehicles parked in front

of these gates.

a) removing b) be removed c) remove

d) have removed

18. A number of people __________ following a

demonstration in central London.

a) have arrested b) have been arrested

19. Police _________ a number of people following a

demonstration in the central London.

a) have arrested b) have been arrested

20. It _____________ that the painting is a fake.

a) is now believed b) believed now c) is believing

21. Experts __________ that the painting is a fake.

a) now believe b) is now believed

22. It _______ if you could reply as soon as possible.

a) appreciate b is appreciated

c) would be appreciated

23. I would very much ________ it if you could reply as

soon as possible.

a) be appreciated b) appreciate

24. All bills must _______________ promptly.

a) settle b) be settled

25. Two men _____________ following a robbery in

the city centre this afternoon.

a) are questioning b) are being questioned

26. Police _______________ two men following a

robbery in the city centre this afternoon.

a) are being questioned b) are questioning

FIRST CONDITIONAL

Choose the correct response for each of the

sentences in Conditional 1:

1. If you _________ greasy food, you will become fat.

a) eat b) will eat

2. If your sister goes to Paris, she _________ a good

time.

a) has b) will have

3. If he _________ that, he will be sorry.

a) will do b) does

4. If I leave now, I ________ in New York by 8:00 PM.

a) will arrive b) arrive

5. You ________ on your test if you don't study.

a) won't do well b)don't do well

6. They won't know the truth if you ________ them.

a) won't tell b) don't tell

7. If I bake a cake, ________ have some?

a) will you b) do you

8. If he ________ you, will you answer the phone?

a) will call b) calls

9. If you don't go to the party, I ________ very upset.

a) am b) will be

10. If you get a haircut, you ________ much better.

a) will look b) look

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COMPLETE WITH THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

FORM.

1. If I ___________ time tonight, I will finish the

novel that I am reading.

a) will have b) am having

c) have d) has

2. If he calls me "lazy" again, I ________ help him

when he is in trouble.

a) won't b)am c) don't d) can't

3. If David ________ answer my phone this time I

________ call him again.

a) won't / doesn't b) doesn't / won't

c) won't / don't d) isn't / won't

4. Which of these sentences in first conditional is

the correct, circle it.

If you won't try harder, you will fail.

You are late if you won't leave now.

If the game is good I am playing it.

If the sun shines I will go swimming.

5. Put the words into the correct order. "If, her

mother, exams, happy, be, Jane, passes, will, her,

If her mother be happy Jane will passes her exams.

If Jane will be happy her mother passes her exams.

If Jane passes her exams, her mother will be happy.

If Jane will passes her exams her mother are happy.

Choose the best option in the First Conditional and

write the letter.

6. If you eat to much junk food you _______ fatter.

a) will become b) become

c) are becoming d) became

7. I will stay in bad If I ________ well tomorrow.

a) won't feel b) felt

c) don't feel d) not feel

8. If you ______ by plane it ________ 2 hours.

a) are going / will take b) go / will take

c) will go / take d) won't go / don't take

9. What is wrong with this sentence? "My uncle will buy

a car if he have enough money." __________

a) "will buy" must be "buy" b) "have" must be "has"

c) "have" must be "will have" d) "will buy" must be

"buys"

10. I will leave early ______________________.

a) If I will finish my work b) If I am finish my work

c) If I finish my work d) If I won't finish my work

Conditionals type zero multiple choice.

1. If you water a cactus every day, ________ .

a) they buy flowers b) he plays football

c) she telephones you d) it dies in a short time

2. Water freezes, if you ______ .

a) leave it under the sun b) heat it at 100°C

c) cool it at 0°C d) put it in the oven

3. If Susan eats a lot of fast food, _________ .

a) she gets overweight b) she loses some weight

c) she lifts weights d) she become very healthy

4. Your teeth look white and healthy, if you ______ .

a) don't eat anything b) don't play games

c) get up very early d) brush them regularly

5. If it snows, he _______ before he goes out.

a) puts on his slippers b) wears his coat

c) puts on his watch d) wears his t-shirt

6. If I get a very high mark from the exam, my father

_______ .

a) becomes sick b) get very angry

c) feels very happy d) goes to work

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7. If people see an accident, they _______ .

a) telephone the post office b) phone their parents

c) call an ambulance d) run away quickly

8. Most people feel scared, if they _________ .

a) listen to rock music b) play hide and seek

c) have a big breakfast d) watch a horror movie

9. Fishermen stay at home, if ________ .

a) there is a carnival b) there is a storm

c) there is a good film d) there is sunshine

10. If people don't use filters in factories, the air___ .

a) gets dirtier b) gets cleaner

c) gets cooler d) gets nicer

CONDITIONALS TYPE ZERO MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. If you add lemon juice to the

salad,______________.

a) it tastes sweet b) it tastes sour

c) it tastes hot d) it tastes salty

2. If you pull a dogs tail and hurt it,___________.

a) it bites you immediately b) it likes you very much

c) it goes to sleep d) it eats some meat

3. If it doesn't rain for a very long time,__________.

a) you get overweight b) the weather is snowy

c) you get a cold d) the plants fade and dry

4. If you leave margarine under the sun,_________.

a) it doesn't change b) it freezes in a short time

c) it turns blue or red d) it melts soon

5. If you go to the north pole,_________.

a) you lose a lot of weight b) you feel very hot and dry

c) you see a lot of snow and ice d) you grow fruit and

vegetables

6. If you put an egg in the microwave oven, _______.

a) it becomes a lovely chick b) you get a green egg

c) it explodes in a few seconds d) you have a nice

omelette

7. If you visit Madam Tussaud's,________.

a) you see many wax figures b) you buy some bread

c) you watch TV and relax d) you sleep comfortably

8. If your father's car breaks down ,______.

a) he leaves home early b) he goes to the mechanic

c) he has a barbecue d) he drives it fast

9. If she goes to work late,_________.

a) she gets a promotion b) the boss gets angry

c) she earns more money d) the boss becomes happy

10. If you mix yellow and blue,________.

a) you get green b) you don't get anything

c) you go home early d) you don't sleep well

11. If you water a cactus every day,______.

a) they buy flowers b) he plays football

c) she telephones you d) it dies in a short time

12. Water freezes, if you_____.

a) leave it under the sun b) heat it at 100°C

c) cool it at 0°C d) put it in the oven

13. If Susan eats a lot of fast food,______.

a) she gets overweight b) she loses some weight

c) she lifts weights d) she become very healthy

14. Your teeth look white and healthy, if you .

a) don't eat anything b) don't play games

c) get up very early d) brush them regularly

15. If it snows, he ______ before he goes out.

a) puts on his slippers b) wears his coat

c) puts on his watch d) wears his t-shirt

16. If I get a very high mark from the exam, my

father_____.

a) becomes sick b) get very angry

c) feels very happy d) goes to work

17. If people see an accident, they______.

a) telephone the post office b) phone their parents

c) call an ambulance d) run away quickly

18. Most people feel scared, if they_____.

a) listen to rock music b) play hide and seek

c) have a big breakfast d) watch a horror movie

19. Fishermen stay at home, if______.

a) there is a carnival b) there is a storm

c) there is a good film d) there is sunshine

20. If people don't use filters in factories, the air .

a) gets dirtier b) gets cleaner

c) gets cooler d) gets nicer

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Make sentences in conditional Zero

1. ice / float / you / drop / it / in water

_________________________________________.

2. if / no / rain / the grass / not / grow

_________________________________________.

3. you / not / eat / you / die

_________________________________________.

4. my daughter / eat / too much chocolate / she /get /

sick

________________________________________.

5. iron / rust / it / get / wet

________________________________________.

Use conditional 2 with would in the main clause.

1. If we (have) ____________had a yacht, we (sail)

_______would sail the seven seas.

2. If he (have) ___________ more time, he (learn)

________ karate.

3. If they (tell) ________their father, he (be)

__________ very angry.

4. She (spend) ______a year in the USA if it (be)

______ easier to get a green card.

5. If I (live) _______on a lonely island, I (run)

______around naked all day.

6. We (help) _______ you if we (know) ______ how.

7. My brother (buy) ________a sports car if he (have)

________the money.

8. If I (feel) ______ better, I (go) _______ to the

cinema with you.

9. If you (go) ______ by bike more often, you (be /

not) _____ so flabby.

10. She (not / talk) ______ to you if she (be)

______mad at you.

Complete the Conditional Sentences in Type 2.

1. If I _________ the lottery, I _________ a chance

to hit the jackpot.

2. If I _________ the jackpot, I ___________ rich.

3. If I _________ rich, my life________ completely.

4. I __________ a lonely island if I _________ a nice

one.

5. If I __________ a lonely island, I ___________ a

huge house by the beach.

6. I _______ all my friends if I __________ a house

by the beach.

7. I _________ my friends up in my yacht if they

_______ to spend their holidays on my island.

8. We ________ great parties if my friends

__________ to my island.

9. If we _________ to go shopping in a big city, we

_________ a helicopter.

10. But if my friends' holidays ___________ over, I

_______ very lonely on my lonely island.

Choose the best response in Conditional 2.

1. We'd be on the beach if we ___ in Mexico!

a) would be b) will be c) were d) are

2. If I ___ a penny for every can of soda I've drunk in

my life, I would be rich!

a) would have b) had c) will have d) have

3. If smoking were allowed, I ____ a cigarette.

a) had b) have c) would have d) will have

4. He's so stupid! If he _____ an animal, he would be a

sheep.

a) would be b) are c) was d) is e) were

5. We don't mind camping, but if we ________ enough

money, we ________ in a hotel.

a) had... would stay b) had... stayed

c) have... stayed d) would have...stayed

6. If there ________ no mosquitos, there would be no

malaria.

a) are b) is c) were d) was e) would be

7. If he were a young man, he ________ able to walk

faster.

a) would be b) will be c) was d) is

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8. If her hair were black, she ________ completely

different.

a) would look b) will look c) look d) looks

9. We would learn a lot from dolphins if they

________.

a) talk b) can talk c) will talk d) could talk

10. If the weather ________ better, we ________ to

the park.

a) was... go b) were... would go

c) is... would go d) were... will go

Try the 2nd Conditional Choose the sentence that

completes.

1. If farmers in developing countries were given a

decent price for their produce, ______.

a) they would be able to build a better future for their

family, community and country.

b) they will be able to build a better future for their

family, community and country.

2. If Ireland won the European Soccer Championship in

the year 2016, ________.

a) the world will be amazed. b) the world would be

amazed.

3. Consumers would be much better off if _____.

a) accurate product information would be printed on the

packaging.

b) accurate product information were printed on the

packaging.

4. The children would be in a much better shape if they

____.

a) would take my bike to go to school.

b) took my bike to go to school.

2nd Conditional…

5. If I had a lot of money, I _____.

a) bought myself a new car.

b) would buy myself a new car.

6. Mandy would be very upset if _____.

a) she knows about Tim's past.

b) she knew about Tim's past.

Choose between Conditional 1 or 2.

If we ___________ to Dresden, it will be a fantastic

trip.

I __________ the school bus if I don't get up early.

Harriet would stay longer in Vienna if she _________

more time.

She _________ the people in Peru if she bought her

coffee beans in this shop.

If I don't see Claire today, I ________ her this

evening.

If Carlos ________ sailing, he'll need a life-jacket.

If my brother ________ his car here, the traffic

warden would give him a ticket.

You'll catch a cold if you ___________ a pullover.

If you drink more of this sweet lemonade, you

_________ sick.

If Marcus sings in the shower, I _______ the radio up

to full volume.

If you need the car in the afternoon, I ______

shopping in the morning.

If I _________ a hat, I would look like an old woman.

I'll buy this bag if they __________ it in blue.

She wouldn't pay cash if she _____ a credit card.

If I didn't have you, I ______ what to do.

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If clauses type 1 and type 2

Fill in the correct form of the verb.

1. The ferry will leave on time if the weather _____

okay. (be)

2. If the ferry ______ on time, they wouldn´t have

missed the train. (be)

3. If I bought flowers, I ______ yellow ones. (choose)

4. The kids ______up their rooms if they come home

early. (tidy)

5. If I were you, I ______ a coat. (wear)

6. If my leg _____, I won´t play football. (hurt)

7. If the students were tired, they _____ in the bus.

(sleep)

8. I _______ to the London Eye if I went to London.

(go)

9. I would go out of the room if my mobile ____. (ring)

10. I will visit Grandma if she _______ well. (not feel)

GERUND OR INFINITIVES. Write the correct form

of the verb.

1. Peter started _____________ (to smoke) when he

was 15, but he stopped _________ (to smoke) three

years ago.

2. I enjoy _________ (to get up) late on weekends,

but I also don’t mind __________ (to get up) early

during the week.

3. I suggest __________ (to go out) this weekend –

would you like _____________ (to join)?

4. I first wanted __________ (to sell) my old car. But

then I refused ___________ (to sell) it and decided

__________ (to keep) it.

GERUND OR INFINITIVES…

5. Even after losing the job, he continued _________

(to get up) early.

6. I’d love __________ (to meet) but I prefer

__________ (to see) us on Tuesday.

7. He offered me ___________ (to choose) the date

for the meeting and I suggested ______________ (to

opt) for Monday.

8. I forgot ______________ (to switch) off the light,

we need ________________ (to go) back.

9. Suddenly, she started ____________ (to cry).

10. He promised _______________ (to call) once in

New York.

GERUNDS OR INFINITIVE VERBS. Circle the

correct one.

1. I am very good at to play/playing Minecraft, which is

a 3-D game.

2. Many people are interested in to play/playing

Minecraft now- it is very popular.

3. If you are keen on to learn/learning how to play

computer games- you’ll love Minecraft.

4. I hate to explode/exploding Creepers- they are very

scary and dangerous.

5. My brother and I decided to buy/buying Minecraft,

because everyone is crazy about it.

6. Are you crazy about to play/playing computer

games?

7. I hope to beat/beating the zombies and the

skeletons in the survival mode.

8. My brother promised to let/letting me play the

games as much as I wanted.

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GERUND OR INFINITIVES…

9. Watch out for the Ender Dragon! Don’t be afraid of

to destroy/destroying it.

10. In the survival mode I have to learn how to

collect/collecting resources. I also would like to

battle/battling mobs and to fight/fighting hunger.

11. The game begins in the over land where players

practice to build/building structures.

12. When you are in a cave don’t forget to look out

for/looking out for dangerous mobs.

13. One character that is dangerous and I can’t stand

to look/looking at is the Ender Dragon.

14. I look forward to defeat/to defeating the Ender

Dragon and winning the game.

15. You have to practice to make/making armor, bows,

and other weapons.

16. I would avoid to run into/running into zombies,

spiders, and creepers.

17. If you enjoy to triumph/triumphing over evil and to

overcome/overcoming many obstacles, this game is for

you.

18. Once you start playing, it is almost impossible to

stop to attack/attacking monsters of all kinds.

19. I love to have/having good triumph over evil and to

finish/finishing the game successfully.

20. If you like to be/being a survivor and a winner try

Minecraft, if you don’t like to challenge/challenging

terrifying monsters, then this game is not for you.

Complete the following sentences with the infinitive

or gerund form of the word in brackets.

I would like ___________ you for dinner. (invite)

She suggested ______________ to the cinema. (go)

He refused _____________ the parking ticket. (pay)

My parents didn’t allow me _______________ out with

my friends at night. (go)

Please stop _____________ the same song. It’s

irritating me! (hum)

Keep on ____________! You can’t leave it now. (try)

She pretends ______________ what’s going on.

(understand)

Jessica hopes ___________________ from the

university next summer. (graduate)

The letter is still on the table. I forgot ____________

it. (post)

REFLEXIVE AND EMPHATIC PRONOUNS EXERCISE

Fill in the blanks using appropriate reflexive and

emphatic pronouns.

1. She washes her clothes …………………..

a) herself b) her c) herselves

2. We enjoyed ………………….. at the party.

a) ourself b) ourselves

3. The little boy sat by …………………

a) himself b) him c) himselves

4. He absented ………………… from the class.

a) himself b) himselves c) him

5. The minister …………………… said this.

a) himself b) him c) himselves

6. She was so much in love with …………………… that she

thought of none else.

a) her b) herself c) herselves

7. Betrayed by his friends, he killed …………………..

a) herself b) himself c) themselves

8. Love thy neighbor as …………………

a) yourself b) thyself c) yourselves

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS…

9. He …………………… told me this.

a) himself b) themselves c) him

10. You …………………… know better than anybody else.

a) yourself b) yourselves c) your

11. He ..................................... is responsible for this.

a) himself b) themselves c) himselves

12. She is old enough to dress ................................ now.

a) her b) herself c) herselves

13. The manager spoke to me ................................... .

a) him b) himself c) himselves

14. The house ................. is nice, but the garden is small.

a) itself b) themselves c) thatself

Fill each blank with the correct reflexive pronoun.

1. While you are in London with your brother, you must

look after _____.

2. The manager, the supervisor and the workers had a

long meeting and still could not agree amongst _____.

3. One of the monkeys hurt _____ when it fell from

that tree.

4. Both the white and black cats are licking _____

thoroughly.

5. She's one of them who often dressed _____ all in

red for Sunday dinner.

6. Insects include a species of beetle that likes to dig

a hole for _____ in the ground.

7. One needn't practice martial art to protect _____

from bad people.

8. Many electrical devices are unlike the toaster which

switches _____ off automatically.

9. You have to ask _____ whether you can make them

behave better than this.

10. Unlike you, I saw _____ in the mirror and wasn't

happy with my bodily shape.

You can do an exercise about reflexive pronouns here and

check your results:

https://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-

exercise-reflexive-pronouns.php

Defining Relative Clauses

Use: Use defining relative clauses to give information about a noun in a sentence. The listener or reader NEEDS this information to understand the sentence.

A doctor is a person who cures sick people. The girl who sits next to me at work has a bag just like yours.

Form:

Use who to give more information about a person.

An architect is a person who designs buildings.

Use which or that to give more information about a

thing.

A corkscrew is a thing which you use to open bottles. The book that you gave me for my birthday is really interesting.

Use where to give more information about a place.

That’s the place where we got married. The town where my uncle lives is a few miles from here.

Because non-defining relative clauses give essential information, no commas (,) are needed.

If the noun which the relative clause describes (usually at the beginning of the sentence) is the OBJECT of the sentence, you can delete which, that or who.

The man who is wearing the blue suit is my brother. The man is the subject of the sentence. You cannot delete who.

The man (who) George is talking to is my brother. George is the subject of the sentence. The man is the object of the sentence.

(The sentence can be rewritten: George is talking to a man. The man is my brother). So you can delete who.

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The book you lent me is really good.

You is the subject of the sentence.

The book is the object of the sentence.

(The sentence can be rewritten: You lent me a book. The

book is really good. Which / that is not necessary.)

The book which is on the table is really good.

The book is the subject of the sentence. (The sentence

can be rewritten: The book is on the table. It’s really

good. Which / that is necessary.)

Non Defining Relative Clauses

Use: Use non-defining relative clauses to give extra information about a noun in a sentence, or part of a sentence. The listener or reader does not need this information to understand the sentence.

Relative clauses can define the subject of the sentence: Miranda, who used to go to the same university as me, is having a baby.

Or the object of a sentence: We went to a lovely restaurant, where we both had steak.

Or the sentence as a whole. She gave me some money, which was very nice of her.

Form:

Always put the relative clause as close as possible to the noun that you are describing.

Use who to give information about a person, whose to introduce a possession, and which to give information about a thing. Do not use that.

Use where to give information about a place ONLY if you introduce another subject after where. Otherwise, use which.

We met at Bristol University, where we both studied Biology. We met at Bristol University, which is in the west of England.

Who, which, where and whose cannot be omitted in defining relative clauses.

As non-defining relative clauses are not necessary to understanding the sentence, they are always placed within commas.

The man who lives next to me has five motorbikes. In this sentence, ‘who lives to me’ is necessary. Without it, the sentence (‘The man has five motorbikes’) is meaningless because it is not clear which man is being talked about. Therefore, commas are NOT necessary.

Tom, who lives next to me, has five motorbikes. In this sentence, ‘who lives to me’ is not necessary. Without it, the sentence (‘Tom has five motorbikes’) still has meaning. ‘Who lives next to me’ adds more information, therefore, commas ARE necessary.

Common Mistakes Some Students do not put the non defining relative clause close to the noun it describes.

The chemicals flow into rivers, which are toxic. => The chemicals, which are toxic, flow into rivers.

Relative clauses - defining or non-defining?

Study the situations and then decide whether the

following relative clauses are defining or non-

defining.

defining – no commas

non-defining – commas

1. I have three brothers.

a) My brother who lives in Sidney came to see me last

month.

b) My brother, who lives in Sidney, came to see me last

month.

2. I have one sister.

a) My sister who is 25 years old spent her holiday in

France.

b) My sister, who is 25 years old, spent her holiday in

France.

3. Bob's mum has lost her keys.

a) Bob's mum who is a musician has lost her car keys.

b) Bob's mum, who is a musician, has lost her car keys.

4. My friend Jane moved to Canada.

a) My friend Jane whose husband is Canadian moved to

Canada last week.

b) My friend Jane, whose husband is Canadian, moved

to Canada last week.

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Relative clauses - defining or non-defining?...

5. I am a shoe fanatic.

a) The shoes which I bought yesterday are very

comfortable.

b) The shoes, which I bought yesterday, are very

comfortable.

6. Mr. Robinson is very famous.

a) Mr. Robinson whom I met at the trade fair is a

famous inventor.

b) Mr. Robinson, whom I met at the trade fair, is a

famous inventor.

7. Tamara has two cats. Both of them are black.

a) Tamara's two cats which can play outside are black.

b) Tamara's two cats, which can play outside, are black.

8. Kevin has four cats. Two of them are black.

a) Kevin's two cats which are black can play outside.

b) Kevin's two cats, which are black, can play outside.

9. We are on holiday. Yesterday we visited a church.

a) The church which we visited yesterday is very old.

b The church, which we visited yesterday, is very old.

10. We are on holiday. Yesterday we visited a church.

a) St. Mary's Church which we visited yesterday is

very old.

b) St. Mary's Church, which we visited yesterday, is

very old.

Choose the correct relative pronoun or adverb for

the following defining and non-defining relative

clauses.

1.This is the place ______ I saw him the last time.

a.where b.which c.that

2. That's the man ______ daughter has won the

lottery. a.which b.who c.whose

3. Do you know the musician ______ is playing the

guitar. Choose TWO correct options

a.who b.- c.that

4.The painting, ______ was finished in 1850, is one of

the most representative works of that time.

a.which b.- c.that

5. This is the person ______ I introduced you a few

weeks ago. Choose TWO correct options

a.which b.that c.-

Fill in the gaps with who, which, whose, where, or

when.

1. Sony is building a robot ________ can form an

'emotional connection' with humans.

2. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, _______ died in

October at the age of 56, had a rare form of

pancreatic cancer.

3. Can you give me back the book _________ I lent you

last year?

4. Is that the man ______ house was destroyed by the

hurricane?

5. Do you remember the summer _______ Jack came

home by surprise.

6. A love affair quickly developed between Gala and

Dalí, ________ was about 10 years younger than her.

7. Why don't we book a room at the hotel _______ we

stayed last year?

8. Is that the boy __________ insulted you?

9. William Colgate, ________ name is on toothpaste

tubes all around the world, left home because the

family was very poor.

10. He took us into his house and gave us food,

_______ was really nice of him.

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Join these sentences using relative pronouns

beginning with the words given. Omit the pronoun if

possible.

1. The girl is my sister. I'm talking to the girl. The girl

________ is my sister.

2. This is the chair. The carpenter repaired it last

week. This is the chair _________________.

3. She is married to a man. He is richer than her. She

is married to a man ___________________.

4. She is the friend. She helped me with my homework.

5. She is the friend ____________________.

6. That is the swimming-pool. I used to go swimming

there. That is the swimming-pool

________________.

7. That is the man. His wife is a famous actress. This

is the man _____________________.

8. A doctor examined me last Friday. He was really

kind. The doctor _______ was really kind.

The woman called the police. Her car had been stolen.

The woman ________ called the police.

I went to a restaurant last week. It was very

expensive. The restaurant _______ was very

expensive.

I saw a film last night. It was very interesting. The

film _________ was very interesting.

Are these relative clauses defining or non-defining?

Write d or n

1. London, which is the capital of England, is one of the

largest cities in the world. _____

2. This is the dress my mother has made for me.

_____

3. Queen Elizabeth II, who is 83, has been the queen

of England for 57 years now. ____

4. That's the dog that bit me. _____

5. Tom Cruise, who has starred a lot of films, is a famous

American actor. ____

6. The village where I grew up is very small. ____

7. Greg, whose job involves travelling a lot, has been in

nearly all the countries in the world.

8. The office I have just rented is near my home. ____

9. This is the officer that arrested the burglar. ____

10. Lady Gaga, who is a well-known pop star, is only 24.

____

Choose the correct relative pronoun or adverb for the

following defining and non-defining relative clauses.

1. My sister, __________ is now living in New York, has

just had a baby.

2. Can you give me the number of the plumber_______

repaired your shower?

3. I'd like to eat at the restaurant _______ we met.

4. Thanks for the wine _________ you brought us.

5. The car, ___________ cost more than 20,000 dollars,

was a present from his family.

6. The company, ___________ workers are now being

forced to stay home, will probably go bankrupt.

7. This is the bar ________ I work.

8. I'll always remember the day _______ we met.

9. Joe was carrying a gun, ________ was fortunate,

because it saved our lives.

10. You should write a thank you email to the lady

_______ assisted you the night of the accident.

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1/defining-and-non-defining-relative-clauses/2/

JOIN THESE SENTENCES USING RELATIVE

PRONOUNS BEGINNING WITH THE WORDS GIVEN.

OMIT THE PRONOUN IF POSSIBLE. ADD COMMAS

IF NECESSARY.

1. My school is very big. It is in Madrid. My school

_________is very big.

2. Robert Pattinson is an actor. He plays Edward Cullen in

the Twilight saga. Robert Pattinson is __________.

3. Robert Pattinson is a British actor. He plays Edward

Cullen in the Twilight saga. Robert Pattinson ______ is a

British actor.

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RELATIVE PRONOUNS …

4. I bought this cake yesterday. It tastes delicious.

The cake _______ tastes delicious.

5. Michael is a policeman. His father is a judge.

Michael _______is a policeman.

6. I bought a computer last month. It doesn't work

properly. The computer ______ doesn't work

properly.

7. Prince Charles will be the king of England one day.

His mother is Queen Elizabeth. Prince Charles ______

will be the king of England one day.

8. I was given a dog. It is very friendly. The dog

______ is very friendly.

9. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was written by

Mark Twain. I enjoyed it a lot. The Adventures of

Huckleberry Finn _______ was written by Mark

Twain.

10. Mrs Kelly is the woman. She took me to hospital

when I fainted at school. Mrs Kelly is the woman

____________.

Check your answers here.

https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgam

e.asp?id=4219

QUESTION TAGS

Underline the correct tag:

1. He is your friend, aren’t/isn’t/amn’t he?

2. She was in London, won’t/weren’t/wasn’t she?

3. His father drives a car, don’t/won’t/doesn’t he?

4. You can play the guitar, couldn’t/can’t/can you?

5. Liz won’t come, is/doesn’t/will she?

6. Sam went to the zoo, don’t/didn’t/doesn’t he?

7. Pat has a sister, haven’t/hasn’t/hadn’t she?

8. Mike can’t drive a car, could/can/can’t he?

9. They didn’t go there, do/does/did they?

10. Bob doesn’t like football, do/does/did he?

11. Mag could draw well, can’t/couldn’t/can she?

QUESTION TAGS…

12. He mustn’t come, can’t/must/mustn’t he?

13. The cakes are tasty, isn’t/wasn’t/ aren’t they?

14. He didn’t fall down, didn’t/don’t/doesn’t he?

15. We run around, doesn’t/don’t/didn’t we?

16. They will train here, don’t/didn’t won’t they?

17. She likes ice-cream, don’t/didn’t/doesn’t she?

18. It is Monday, aren’t/isn’t/wasn’t it?

19. He wasn’t at the lesson, is/were/was he?

20. We like coffee, don’t/doesn’t/won’t we?

Match the correct tag:

21. We are happy, …. a won’t they?

22. They’ll go to London, … b aren’t we?

23. Bob isn’t at home, … c doesn’t she?

24. She likes to dance, … d is he?

25. It was Saturday, … e are we?

26. We aren’t friends, … f can he?

27. Sam can’t draw, … g wasn’t it?

28. He’s never been to Paris, … h did he?

29. Nick didn’t play hockey, … i hasn’t he?

30. She likes jazz, … j could she?

31. Kate couldn’t come, … k doesn’t she?

32. She is from Spain, … l was he?

33. Bill wasn’t late yesterday, … m will they?

34. They won’t do that, … n isn’t she?

35. You’ve got a brother, … o are they?

36. They aren’t fishing, … p isn’t he?

37. He is reliable, … q haven’t you?

38. You cleaned the room, … r don’t we?

39. We love dogs, … s will he?

40. He won’t swim, … t didn’t you?

41. You mustn’t write here, … u wasn’t she?

42. Lilly was a champion, … v must you

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ACROSS

3- What is the simple past of walk?

5- What is the simple past of Cook?

7- What is the simple past of Land?

9- What is the simple past of Play?

DOWN

1- What is the simple past of Cry?

2- What is the simple past of Talk?

3- What is the simple past of Wave?

4- What is the simple past of Look?

6- What is the simple past of Wait?

8- What is the simple past of Open?

PAST SIMPLE CROSSWORD

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Put these sentences in order and then put it in

Negative (N) and Interrogative (I) Form (Past Simple)

1- Three / kilometers/ ran / I/ yesterday.

_______________________________________

N: _____________________________________

I:

_____________________________________

2- Finished/ the work/ early/ you.

______________________________________

N: ____________________________________

I: ____________________________________

3- Bought/ you / a new/ Play station 3.

______________________________________

N: ____________________________________

I: ____________________________________

4- We / very sad/ this morning/ felt.

_____________________________________

N: ___________________________________

I: ___________________________________

Underline the correct form of the verb.

1. The judges have chose/chosen the finalists.

2. Amiko chose/chosen her library books yesterday.

3. My favorite jeans have began/begun to wear out.

4. Have you bring/brought your application with you?

5. Someone broke/broken that valuable Chinese vase.

6. Our mayor has not broke/broken any promises.

7. Soccer fans began/begun to fill the stands an hour

before the game.

8. The team captains chose/chosen their players

carefully.

9. Have you chose/chosen a topic for your report yet?

10. My grandparents have bring/brought their van from

Montana?

Choose the best answer in Simple Past.

1. Jack, Kate and I ............... in this competition.

a. taked part b. took part c. did took part

2. She.........in my company in 1989.

a. worked b. is worked c. workd

3. My parents...............me money for a new computer

a. don't gave b. didn't gave c. didn't give

4. ................. supper yesterday evening?

a.did you eat b. ate you c. did you ate

5. I..................Spanish when I ................ten

a. understood, be b. understood, was c. understood,

were

6. My teacher...............me a lot.

a. like b. didn't liked c. didn't like

7.Yesterday we all ...............to the cinema to watch a nice

comedy

a. went b. goed c. did go

8. As a child he...............polite, so she punished him a lot.

a. didn't be b. weren't c. wasn't

9. Last year we.............to Italy and ............many famous

places.

a. go, visit b. goed, visited c. went, visited

10. .........she .........this beautiful dress in London?

a. does.......buy b. did....buy c. did.....bought

Put the verbs in the simple past form.

a) Picasso’s family (move) .............. to Barcelona in 1895.

b) (you/ go) ......................... to the Picasso museum when

you (be) ..................................... in Barcelona last month?

c) We (eat) ............................ seafood in a great

restaurant in the Olympic Port.

d) Mary (want) .................................... to see all the sights

so she (take) ...................... the tourist bus around the

city.

e) They (buy) .......................................... a lot of souvenirs

when they (go) .......................... shopping in the Ramblas.

f) Unfortunately, James (not/ have) ........................ time

to visit Parc Guell when he (be) ....................... in

Barcelona.

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Complete with “used to” in the correct form and the

verb in brackets.

1. I ____________________ (work) in the Twin

Towers.

2. ______________ (leave) the classroom at 4:00 pm?

3. I ___________________ (forgive) him.

4. He ___________________ (beat) me.

5. The teacher _____________ (speak) English in the

classroom.

6. He _______________ (write) a lot.

7. She __________ (spend) time in the supermarket.

8. We _________________ (not / play) outside.

9. He ________________ (not /write) five stories a

day.

10. _____________________ (She / eat) three times

a day?

Choose the option that best completes the sentence.

1. ________ go to the beach every day.

a) use to b) uses to c) used to d) use

2. I didn’t _____ play tennis.

a) used to b) uses to c) use to d) use

3. Susan ____ drink milk when she was young.

a) didn’t use to b) use to c) has d) was

4. I didn’t _____ watch television.

a) use to b) uses to c) used to d) use

5. What _____ you use to wear at school?

a) did b) do c) are d) have

6. Did they ______ go to the cinema?

a) used to b) use c) used d) use to

7. People _____ travel on horses.

a) used to b) use c) used d)use to

8. Ted used to ______ my best friend, but he lives in

Canada now.

a) is b) be c) are d) being

9. We _____ play marbles.

a) used to b) used c) use to d) use

10. My mother _____ cook for me, but now my wife

cooks at home.

a) used to b) used c) use to d) use

11. I _____ start work at 9 o'clock.

a) used to b) used c) use to d) use

12. We didn’t _____ swim in the river.

a) used to b) used c) use to d) use

13. Pele ______ play football in Brazil.

a) used b) use to c) used to d) use

Underline the correct words to complete each

sentence.

1 Paul Smith didn't use to/ used to be a good tennis

player, but he's too old now.

2 At present Mat doesn't have a car, but he used to/

didn't use to drive it a lot.

3 Before Ann went to Scotland, she didn't use to/used

to cold weather in winter.

4 Kate didn't use to / used to be my neighbour, but we

aren't neighbours any longer.

5 Used you to/ Did you use to eat a lot of ice cream

when you were a child?

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Used to. Correct these sentences.

Ex. Did you used to have your own firm? use

a) They used drive to work but now they take the

train. __________.

b) We not use to work shifts but now we do.______

c) I use to work for an airline office. _______.

d) Did she use to work as a deputy manager? Yes, she

worked. ________.

e) I used to smoke for ten years. _________.

f) I use to enjoy watching cartoons when I was a

child. _____________.

g)They don’t use to like attending training courses.

_________.

h) How did you used to travel to work?_______.

i) I usually go to the cinema at the weekends. _____.

What DID / DIDN’T each person USE TO DO when

they were young? Write sentences.

Ex. John – drive a car (x) / ride a bike (v)

Jhon didn’t use to drive a car, he used to ride a bike.

1. Lucy – wear dresses (v) / wear t-shirts and jeans (x)

_________________________________________.

2. I – have long hair (v) / have short hair (x)

_________________________________________.

3. Tim – go sailing (v) / go jet skiing (x)

_________________________________________.

4. Sam – have a radio (v) / have a computer (x)

_________________________________________.

5. They – play football (v) / computer games.(x)

_________________________________________.

6. My mother – clean the house (v) / my room.(x)

_________________________________________.

7. My father – drive a truck (x) / the taxi (v).

_________________________________________.

8. You – watch TV (x) / watch DVDs (x).

_________________________________________.

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Reading

A STRANGE EXPERIENCE

Last month I was on holiday in Ireland with my mum and dad. One day, we were driving through a small village. It was

time for lunch, so we stopped at a restaurant .

It was a large , old builiding. We looked through the window. There were lots of people in the restaurant. They were eating

, drinking and chatting . A musician was playing the violin. But there was something strange about the people . They

weren't wearing normal , modern clothes. They were wearing hats, jackets and dresses from another century . We

couldn't understand it. But we were hungry , so we opened the door .

When we went into the restaurant, everything was different. The people were wearing normal clothes. The musician

wasn't there- the music was on CD. It was a very strange experience !

Daniel.

2- Now answer this questions.

1- Who was Daniel on holiday with ?

2- Why did they stopa at a restaurant ?

3- What were the people in the restaurant doing ?

4- What instrument was the musician playing ?

5- What was strange about their clothes?

6- When they went into the restaurant, did they see the musician?

PAST CONTINUOUS. Explanation

We use Past Continuous Tense to talk about actions that were in progress in the past.

I was sleeping at ten o’clock.

We use it to talk about two actions that were in progress at the same time.

I was reading a book while she was sleeping.

We also use it to talk about actions that were in progress and interrupted by another action in the past.

When he called me, I was cooking.

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PAST CONTINUOUS

Circle the correct answer.

1. When-While I was making a cake my husband was

washing the dishes.

2. Melek was sleeping when-while I opened the door.

3. When-While I was swimming my friends were playing

volleyball.

4. When-While Ali phoned me I was having a shower.

5. My mother was drinking tea when-while I came home.

6. Our teacher was writing something on the board

when-while somebody knocked at the door.

7.What were you doing when-while I phoned you?

8. When-While I saw her she was having dinner with

her boyfriend.

9. I wasn’t waiting for her when-while she came in.

10.We were ice-skating when-while Serkan broke his

leg.

Fill in the blanks with “WHEN” or “WHILE”.

1) I was doing my homework __________ my parents

were watching TV.

2) _________ I broke the vase I felt very sorry.

3) Mehmet was waiting for somebody _________ I saw

him.

4) We were having breakfast _________ the school

bus came.

5) _________ my father was cutting the trees my

mother was cooking.

6) I washed my face _________ my brother was

brushing his teeth.

7) _________ Sevgi was knitting her grandchildren

were watching TV.

8) What were they doing ________ you called them?

PAST CONTINUOS. Fill in the blanks with the verbs

given.

1) Oktay _______________ (do) his homework when

we _______________ (call) him to go out.

2) We _______________ (not-clean) the house when

somebody ___________ (knock) at the door.

3) The gardener _______________ (pick) up the

flowers when we _____________ (call) him to come in.

4) What _______you _______ (do) when you

_____________ (hear) she was coming?

5) He _______________ (not-play) computer games

while we _______________ (do) our homework.

6) ________ you _______ (wash) your hair when I

_______________ (call) you last night.

7) I _______________ (tidy) my room when I

_______________ (find) my wallet.

8) What _______ Mert ________ (do) while you

_______________ (sing) a song.

9) We _______________ (not-wait) for the bus when

it _______________ (come).

10) Su and Vildan _____________ (draw) pictures

when the teacher _____________ (warn) them.

11) When I __________ (lose) my keys I __________

(do) shopping.

12) When I ____________ (meet) my friends they

_____________ (drink) coffee.

13) Barış _____________ (feed) the dog when it

_____________ (bite) him.

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Rewrite the sentences using “WHEN” or “WHILE”.

1) I was combing my hair. My sister came in.

( When ) __________________________________

( While ) __________________________________

2) Murat painted the fences. Kubilay was planting some

trees.

( When ) __________________________________

_________________.

( While ) __________________________________

_________________.

3) Tahsin was playing snowball. We saw him.

( When ) __________________________________

( While ) __________________________________

4) My mother was having a rest. We came home.

( When ) __________________________________.

( While ) __________________________________.

5) I was having an exam. The headmaster opened the

door.

( When ) __________________________________.

( While ) __________________________________.

PRESENT PERFECT

Complete the sentences using the past participle of

the verbs in brackets.

1. The train has __________________. We can go out

now. (stop)

2. She isn’t ready. She hasn’t _______________ her

cases yet. (pack)

3. She has _________________ some photos. (take)

4. Sally hasn’t _________________ yet. Where can

she be? (arrive)

5. I’ve never ___________________ to your mother.

(speak)

6. I haven’t ____________ which shoes to buy yet.

(decide)

7. My father has ___________ to Rome. (drive)

Choose the correct verb from the box and complete

the sentences using the Present Perfect form.

1. Tom _________________ the rubbish.

2. Claire ________________ all the questions.

3. I ___________________ ten kilometres.

4. They ________________ their car keys.

5. John ________________ a new jacket.

6. Diana ________________ her arm.

7. Bill and Tim _________________ the kitchen.

8. The train __________________ the station.

9. Karen _____________________ her violin

practice.

Complete what Susan says. Use the Present Perfect

and for or since.

a) I’m from France, but I live in London now.

I ____________ (live) here _________1992.

b) I’m a journalist. I work for a sports magazine in

London. I ___________(work) there _________ two

years.

c) I’m married. My husband’s name is Jonathan.

We _____________(be) married _________1993.

d) Jonathan works in a bank.

He ___________(work) there _________ three

years.

e) We have a flat in south London.

We ________ (have) the flat ________ last May.

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THE PROMP

In the United States and Canada, a prom, short for promenade, is a formal (black tie) dance, or gathering of high school

students. It is typically held near the end of junior and/or senior year. It figures greatly in popular culture and is a major event

among high school students. High school juniors attending the prom may call it Junior Prom while high school seniors may

call it Senior Prom. In practice this may be a combined junior/senior dance.

At prom, a Prom Queen and Prom King may be revealed. Other students may be honored with inclusion in a "Prom Court".

Prom Queen and Prom King are honorary titles awarded to students chosen in a school-wide vote prior to the prom. Inclusion

in a Prom Court is a reflection of popularity of those chosen and their level of participat ion in school activities including sports.

The selection method for Prom Court is similar to that of Homecoming Queen, King, and Court. Prom Queen and King is an

honor usually given to seniors. In addition to Prom Queen and Prom King, juniors may also be honored, but would be called

"Prom Prince" or "Prom Princess".

The British synonym for the North American event would be Leavers' Ball, Leavers' Dinner, Formal or, informally, Leavers'

Do. This is closer to the Australian description, although in the UK, some schools have called the above events proms.

In Canada, Ireland, and Australia the terms Grad or Formal are most commonly used and the event is usually held for those

graduating high school or middle school. In Ireland, the event is also known as the Debs, which is derived from Debutante.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prom

Mark true (T) or false (F) according to the text (you’ll explain orally when it’s false):

A gathering or dance of high school students is called promenade. ( )

The prom is not important for high school students. ( )

A Junior Prom is attended by high school juniors. ( )

The Prom Queen is revealed at the prom. ( )

Inclusion in a Prom Court is a reflection of the student’s grades. ( )

The level of a student’s participation in school activities may help him / her to take part in the Prom Court. ( )

Prom Queen and King is an honor usually given to juniors. ( )

Leaver’s Ball is the Canadian synonym for the North American Prom. ( )

Some schools in the UK have called this event proms, like in the US. ( )

In Australia the event is held for those graduating elementary school. ( )

Answer the questions:

1.Have you ever seen movies about a Prom? Tell what happened.

______________________________________________________________________________________________

2. Do you have such event in your country? How is it like?

______________________________________________________________________________________________

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3. Would you like to be the Prom King / Queen? Why (not)?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Why do you think being the Prom King / Queen is so important for American high students?

______________________________________________________________________________________________

5. What does being the Prom King / Queen represents in the US?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Do you think popularity is important?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

7. What sort of things do you imagine people would do in order to increase their popularity?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

8. Which is more important in your opinion: your self-image or the image people have from you?

____________________________________________________________________________________________

9. How do you think an American high school feels when s/he’s the Prom King / Queen?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

10. And how would s/he feel if s/he couldn’t take part in the Prom?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

11. What are some things the students consider as very important in your country?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Complete with the past simple or the present perfect (in some sentences, both are possible):

A. Jamie _______________________ at the Prom. Do you know why? [to be / not]

B. Patricia _______________________ the finals yet. Will she do it until the Prom? [to attend / not]

C. Mark and Jean ________________ beautifully at the Prom. I didn’t know they were such great dancers. [to dance]

D. Ellen isn’t going to the Prom because her parents __________________ her for a week. [to ground]

E. I __________________ a stunning dress for the Prom. Do you think I may be the Prom Queen? [to buy]

F. Lucy and Jill ___________________ a lot at the Prom. In fact, Bill had to take them home. [to drink]

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Complete. Use just, already or yet.

1. Have you bought a new bike _______________?

2. Great! Sean has _____________ broken the world

record!

3. Don’t shout! He hasn’t finished his homework

__________.

4.Can I go to Jane’s party? I’ve ______________

asked you three times.

5. Mark can’t win the race now. He’s __________ fallen

off his bike.

5. Have you cleaned your room ____________? I’ve

__________ asked you twice.

6. Adam is very clever. He’s ____________ passed all

his university exams.

7. I haven’t sent the email to Amy _______________.

8. Joe has _________ gone. If you hurry you can catch

him.

Choose the letter that best completes in Present

Perfect.

1. Lindsay _____ not been to France.

a) has b) is c) have

2. _____ you finished your homework?

a) Have b) Has c) Is

3. They___ gone to a rock concert.

a) 's b) 'es c) 've

4. _____ you been to Japan?

a) Is b) Have c) Has

5. We _____ never eaten Mexican food.

a) have b) has c) are

6. Andrea has _____ her umbrella.

a) forget b) forgetting c) forgotten

7. _____ the sun come up?

a) Was b) Have c) Has

8. The children ________ the lost puppy.

a) have find b) is finding c) have found

9. Wiwi's been a vegetarian _____ three years.

a) since b) for c) after

10. I haven't worked _____ last December.

a) since b) for c) by

Use simple Past or Present Perfect:

1. ……………….Helen ever ……………………. (try) sushi?

2. ………………… you ……………………….. (go) to the wedding last

night?

3. I ……………….. never …………………………(be) to Paris.

4. This year I ………………….………… (travel) to Athens 3

times so far.

5. Paul and Judith …………………………………(be) married

since 1998.

6. …………… you ………………………….(finish) your homework

yet?

7. Last night aunt Betty …………………………..(come) by. She

………………………(tell) us that this summer they are

going to Hawaii.

8. I ……………………………….(visit) many different countries

so far. Last summer I ………………………..(go) to Italy

and 3 years ago I …………………………(be) in Spain. I

……………………………………(not/visit) Germany yet.

9. When ………………you …………………………(come) to Greece?

10. I……………………(come) in 2007.

11. …………………..you ……………………(watch) the film E.T.

yesterday?

12. They…………………… already ………………………..(leave) the

train station.

13. How long ………………….. you ………………………..(know)

Jonathan?

14. I ............................... (meet) him in 2009, so I

……………………………(know) him for 3 years.

15. What …………………………….(happen) to Lucy last night?

16. …………….. you ……………………… (read) “Harry Potter”

when you were on holidays?

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Past Simple and Present perfect, write the correct letter.

1) Where ............ you born?

a. did b. are c. were d. have

2) A: Where ....................... that jacket? B: In that new

clothes shop in Piazza Kennedy.

a. did you buy b. have you bought

3) How long .................. your best friend?

a. have you known b. did you know c. do you know

4) A: I lived in Milan when I was younger. B: Really? How

long ........................ there?

a. did you live b. lived you c. have you lived

5) Gladstone ............... the Prime Minister of Great

Britain 5 times during the reign of Queen Victoria.

a. has been b. had been c. was

6) My grandmother, who died five years ago, ..............

abroad.

a. has never been b. never went c. was never going

7) A: Would you like a coffee? B: No thanks. .....................

one.

a. I just had b. I was just having c. I've just had

8) J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" books .................... in

many countries.

a. had been published b. were published

c. have been published

9) Many of Dickens's novels .................... in monthly

magazines.

a. had been first published b. were first published

c. have been first published

10) (at 10.30 a.m.) .................. Julie this morning?

a. Had you seen b. Did you see c. Have you seen

11) (at 4.30 p.m.) .................... Julie this morning?

a. Have you seen b. Did you see

12) Oh no! ...................... my keys!

a. I've lost b. I lost

13) .................. my keys last week.

a. I've lost b. I lost

14) ................... to the cinema yesterday.

a. I went b. I've gone c. I've been

CONNECTORS

Choose “so, because, but, although” to complete the

sentences below.

1. We couldn't find a taxi, _____ we walked home

2. ________ it was very cold, she wasn't wearing a

coat.

3. I woke up __________ there was a noise.

4. I called him _________ his mobile was turned off.

5. __________ she's very nice, she doesn't have many

friends.

6. There was nothing on TV, ______ I went to bed.

7. All the cafés were full _____ it was a public holiday.

8. She studied quite hard _______ she failed the

exam.

9. She was crying _________ her team lost the match

10. They wanted to win ___________ it was impossible

Choose the correct forms for the gaps below.

1. We need to buy a new car. _____, we can't afford it

right now.

a.Although b.So c.However

2. ______ he is very rich and famous, he lives a very

normal life.

a.Although b.However c.Because

3. They had to cancel the concert _____ the bad

weather.

a.so b. because of c. however

4. We'll go out ______ it stops raining.

a. although b. while c. as soon as

5. He didn't have his car, _____ he had to take a taxi.

a. because b.so c. however

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CONNECTORS OF CONTRAST

Conjunctions (followed by a complete sentence):

although, though, even though, in spite of the

fact that.

while, whereas

but, yet

however , nevertheless, even so, on the one

hand... on the other hand, on the contrary

Connectors followed by a noun sentence, a noun or a

gerund:

in spite of , despite

NOW, DO THESE EXERCISES:

1. Some people believe in ghosts and supernatural

phenomena __________ others are skeptical about all

that.

2. She didn’t get the job _________ her brilliant

qualifications.

3. “That book you’ve been reading must be very

interesting" " _______, it’s dead boring but I have to

read it for school”

4. I’m not going to speak to her_________ she begs me

pardon

5. _____________the risks thousands of people climb

the Everest every year.

6. I’m thinking of buying a new car. __________ the

old one still works, so I could still use it for a couple of

years.

7. The ad was excellent. ____________ , the product

didn’t sell very well.

8. __________________the weather wasn’t really

good, the holidays was great!

9. The plane landed _________ the thick fog that

covered the runway.

10. The government wants to pass the law.__________

, the party in the opposition won’t lend them their

support to do it.

11. The book is really interesting, __________ too

specific if you are not an expert

CONNECTORS OF PURPOSE

When the subject of the main clause and the

subordinate clause is the same. They are followed by a

verb

in order to, so as to, to, in order not to, so as

not to

When the subjects of the main clause and the

subordinate clause are different or the same but

stated. They are followed by a complete sentence.

in order that y so that

NOW, DO THESE EXERCISES:

1. I decided to pack up early __________ I had enough

time to go to the airport by bus.

2. You must always use lots of sun cream _______ get

sunburn.

3. She has put on some winter clothes _________ to

be warm when she goes out.

4. Clara didn’t carry a lot of cash __________ get

robbed.

5. ________ do it properly, you must follow the

instructions.

6. I called an electrician ________ he would repair the

plug in my bedroom.

7. They’ve been working a lot ____________ save the

company from bankrupt.

8. My family saved money all year __________ we

could have a special holiday abroad.

9. ________ get vitamins you should eat lots of fruit

and vegetables even if you don’t like them much.

10. My son started to wear glasses ________ read

when he was only 5.

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Fill in the gaps with the connectors in the box below.

after / after that / although / as soon as / because / because of / before / however / once / so (x2)

1. _____________I arrived home, I put on my pyjamas and I lied down on the sofa. I was exhausted and I wasn’t

very hungry, 2. ______________I decided not to have anything for dinner. I just got a glass of milk from the

fridge. 3. ____________ , I lied on the sofa and I turned on the TV 4. ______________ I wanted to watch a

film. 5. _____________, there was nothing interesting on TV. I decided to go to bed, 6. _______________ I

wasn’t very sleepy. Once I was in bed, I remembered that I had to take my medication. I can’t sleep well at night

7. ______________ my insomnia, 8. _____________ I always take a sleeping tablet 9. _________________ I

go to bed. 10. ______________ taking the sleeping tablet, I went back to bed and I could finally sleep.