Modulo 12
Modulo 12
Modulo 12
Present Progressive
The present progressive indicates continuous action, something going on now. This tense is formed with the
auxiliary “to be verb, in the present tense, plus the present participle of the verb “ING” ending.
Affirmative form
Examples:
Note: that the pronoun and the “to be” verb can be used whit contraction: I’ am (I am), you’re (you are), he’s
(he is), she’s (she is), they’re ( they are), isn’t (is not), aren’t (are not).
Negative form
Examples:
Interrogative form
Examples:
Am I reading a book?
Is she playing volleyball?
Are they running very fast?
Short answer (yes/not)
When a verb ends in “e”, you drop the “e” before adding “ING”
o Make – making
When a one syllable verb ends in a vowel and consonant, you double the consonant before adding
“ING”
o Run – running
When a verb ends with “y” you just add “ING”
o Lay – laying
When a verb ends in “IE”, you change the “IE” to “y” and add “ING”
o Die – dying
In all other cases you just add “ING”
o Work – working
WH question
These questions are called “WH” questions because begin with “W” or “H”
The verb “to do” (hacer) can be used as an action verb and also as an auxiliary verb (or helping verb). In this
case. All forms (do, does and did) are used together whit another verb in its base form to create negative
sentences, questions, or for adding emphasis. When used as auxiliary, the “to do” verb is not translated
Past tense (Did) the simple past with regular or irregular verbs indicates an action completed or finished in the
past
In the case of regular verbs, the past simple is formed by adding “ed” to the base of the verb for all persons;
but some rules need to be taken into account
When the simple form of the verb ends in “e”, you only add “d”
. -Change --- changed
When the simple, form of the verb ends in “y”, you change it to “I” before adding “ed”
. – study --- studied
When a one-syllable verb ends in one vowel + consonant, you double the consonant (excepting c,w,x or
y) before adding “ed”
. – plan --- planned
. - Stop --- stopped
. – jog --- jogged
When a verb of more than one syllable ends in vowel + consonant, the is doubled before adding “ed” if
the last syllable is stressed
. - omit --- omitted (the last syllable sound stronger)
If the last syllable is unstressed, the consonant is not doubled (the last syllable doesn’t sound strong)
. – visit --- visited
The past tense of the verb “to be” is was/were”. For plural pronouns you, they and we it is used “were”. For
singular pronouns it, he she and I it used “was”.
Was / were
///////////// was were
Affirmative . – I was hungry --- yo estaba hambriento . – they were hungry --- ellos estaban
. – she was amazing last night ---ella estuvo incredible hambrinetos
anoche . – you were very importand to me --- fuiste
muy importante para mi
Negative . – I wasn’t hungry --- yo no estaba hambriento . – they weren’t hungry --- ellos no estaban
. – he wasn’t rude during the game --- él no fue rudo . – weren’t rude during the game --- no
durante el juego fuimos rudos durante el juego
Interrogative . – was I hungry? --- ¿estaba habrineto? . – were they hungry --- ¿estaban
. – was she amazing last night? --- ¿fue ella increible hambrinetos?
anoche? . – where they rude --- ¿fueron ellos rudos?
Yes / no . – was I hungry? . where they hungry?
answer . – no, I wasn’t --- no, yo no estaba . – yes, they were --- si, ellos estaban
. – yes, I was --- si, yo estaba . – no they weren’t --- no ellos no estaban
Past progressive
Indicates continuing action, something that was happening, going on, at some point in the past. This tense is
formed whit the helping “to be” verb, in the post tense “was/were, plus the present participle of the verb (with
an -ING ending).
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
It is formed using the following structure
Examples:
I was reading a book --- yo estaba leyendo un libro
She was playing volleyball --- ella estaba jugando volleyball
They were running very fast --- ellos estaban corriendo muy rapido
Negative form
Examples:
I was not Reading a book or I wasn’t reading a book --- yo no estaba leyendo un libro
Was she playing volleyball or she wasn’t playing volleyball --- ella no estaba jugando volleyboll
They were not running very fast o they weren’t running very fast --- ellos no estaban corriendo muy
rapido
Interrogative form
Examples:
When and while connectors can be used to talk about actions or situations that place at the same time or one
after another. Both are used on simple past progressive (was /were + verb + ING) tenses
Adjectives can compare two things or more than two things. When we make these comparisons, we use
comparative and superlative forms of adjectives
Comparative. One way to describe nouns (people, objects, animals, etc.) is by comparing them to something
else. When comparing two things, you are likely to use adjectives like smaller, bigger, taller, more interesting,
and less expensive. Notice the “er” ending, and
Superlative. When comparing more than two things, you will likely use words and phrases like smallest,
biggest, tallest, most interesting, and least interesting. Notice the “est” ending and the words most and least
Comparative and superlative
rule adjective comparative Superlative
When the adjective is one syllable, you just add cheap Cheaper than The cheapest
“er” for comparative or “est” for superlative (mas barato) (el mas barato)
When the adjective ends in “y”, you change it to “I” Pretty PRETTIER THAN The prettiest
before adding “er” for comparative or “est” for (MAS BONITO QUE) (el mas bonito)
superlative
When the adjective ends in vowel + consonant, you Big Bigger than The biggest than
double the consonant before adding “er” for (mas grande que) (el mas grande)
comparative or “est” for superlative.
when the adjective is two or more syllables, yo use intelligent More intelligent than The most intelligent
more / less for comparative or most / ieast for (mas inteligente que) (el mas inteligente)
superlative Less intelligent than The least intelligent
(menos inteligente que) (el menos inteligente)
Irregular adjectives
It’s important to note that there are irregular adjectives (and adverbs) tat you have to memorize because they
don’t follow the rules above (table 8)
Man – men, woman – women, louse – lice, bacterium -bacteria, goose – geese, child – children, foot – feet,
tooth – teeth, mouse – mice,
These irregular plural nouns need to be memorized because there is no rule to follow
Scissors, trousers, pants, tongs, binoculars, jeans, shoes, earrings, glasses are always in plural.
Deer, sheep and fish are always the same in singular and plural form
Expressions of time
There are many words and expressions to refer to time. You can use these to sequence events and to make
stories and anecdotes more interesting
Expressions of time
Use at with times and Use on with days and dates Use in for months, years, seasons and
expressions periods of time
At 5 o’clock, On march
At lunch, On 12 December In April in 2012
At the age of…, On Saturday In winter
At the same time…, On Friday evening In the 201h century
At the moment…, In a few minutes
At Christmas / at eater
At night
At the weekend
Uncountable nouns
Uncountable nouns are for the things we cannot count with numbers. They may be the names for abstract
ideas or qualities or for physical objects that are too small or too amorphous to be counted (liquids, powders,
gases, etc.) uncountable nouns are used with a singular verb. They usually do not have a plural form
Uncountable nouns
rules examples
Is a word or an abstract idea that you can’t Money, news, coffee, information, water.
count Knowledge, etc.
Uncountable nouns don’t have plural form. Luggage – luggage’s (wrong)
They are not preceded by a or an Ana needs information. (correct)
Ana needs an information (wrong)
Uncountable nouns use how much, much a lot How much information do you need?
of, some or any Ana needs a lot of information
Ana needs some information
Ana doesn’t need any information
Countable nouns
Countable nouns are for things we can count using numbers. They have a singular and a plural form. The
singular form can use the determiner “a” or “an”. If you want to ask about the quantity of a countable noun,
you ask “how many?” combined with the plural countable noun
Countable nouns
rules Examples
Is a word that you can count and are preceded A newspaper, a car, an animal, an idea.
by a or an.
Countable nouns have plural form Trees, children, women, boats, fish, shoes, etc.
Countable nouns use how much, much, a lot How many apples do you need?
of, some or any I need a lot of apples.
I need some apples
I don’t need any apples
Countable nouns
rules examples
Some is used in affirmative sentences and means a I have some bread.
little, a few a small number or amount We have some cereal in the cupboard
Any is used in negative sentences or questions and I don’t have any bread.
Means one, some or all Do we need any rice?
A lot means many or Murch I have a lot of bread
There are a lot of people the party
Subject and pronouns are those pronouns that perform the action a sentence. They are I, you, he, she, it, we
and they. Any noun performing the main action in the sentence, like these pronouns, is a subject English
grammar requires that the subject come before the verb in a sentence (except in questions). Remember that
subject nouns, absolutely, always are actors in sentence. If action is implied, you should use subject nouns.
Object pronouns are those pronouns that receive the action in a sentence. They are me, you, him, her, us and
them. Any noun receiving an action in the sentence, like these pronouns, is an object. An object pronoun can
also be used after prepositions, i.e. “I will go with him”. With few exceptions, English grammar requires that
objects follow the verb in a sentence. Remember that object nouns always are the recipients in sentences. If an
action is happening to a noun, you should use object nouns
Adverbs of frequency
Adverbs of frequency are adverbs of time that answer the question “how frequently?” (¿que tan frecuente?) or
“how often?” (¿que tan seguido?) they tell u show often something happens. Here are some examples
Adverbs of frequency
Least frequent Most frequent
Never Every day
Rarely Once a week / month / year
Seldom Twice a week / month / year
Hardly ever Three times a week / month / year
Occasionally
Sometimes
Generally
Often
Regularly
Frequently
Usually
always
Examples:
I write a song (yo escribo una canción) --- i Will write a song (yo escribire una canción)
She runs the marathon (ella corre el maraton) --- she will run the marathon ( ella correra el maraton)
Note that on second sentence the “s” is not added to the verb due to third person singular pronoun. In present
tense, the third person singular (he, she and it) an “s” is added to the main verb
Future tens (will + verb)
pronoun examples
s
Affirmative
. – I will write a letter --- escribire una carta
I . – she will pay the dinner --- ella pagara la cena
You . – they will give us a prize --- ellos nos dara un premio
He Negative
She . – I will not write letter / I won’t write a letter --- no escribire una carta
It . – she will not pay the dinner / she won’t pay the dinner --- ella no pagara la cena
They . – they not give us a prize / they won’t give us aprize --- ellos no nos daran un premio
we Interrogative
. – will you write a letter? --- ¿escribiras una carta?
. – Will she pay the dinner? --- pagara ella la cena?
. – will they give us a prize? --- ¿nos daran ellos un premio?
Short yes/no answer
. - Will you write a letter? --- yes, I will / no, I will not /nos, I won’t (si, yo lo hare /no, no lo hare)
. – will she pay the dinner? --- yes, she will / no, she will not / no, she won’t (si, ella lo hare / no, ella no lo hara )
. – will they give us a prize? yes, they will / no they will not 7 no , they won’t (si, ella ellos lo haran / no, ellos no
lo haran)
Used for information. We use “going to” when we have the intention to do something before, we speak. We
have already made a decision before speaking
Used for prediction. We often use “going to” make a predictation about the future. Our prediction is based on
present evidence . were are saying what we think happen. It can used with or without contraction:
Be + going to + verb
No contraction contraction translation
Affirmative Affirmative Affirmative
I am going to write a letter I’m going to write a letter Yo voy a escribir una carta
you are going to write a letter You’re going to write a letter Tu vas a escribir una carta
he is going to write a letter He’s going to write a letter El va a escribir una carta
she is going to write a letter She’s going to write letter Ella va a escribir una carta
it is going to write a letter It’s going to write a letter El va a escribir una carta
we are going to write a letter We’re going to write a letter Nosotros vamos a escribir una carta
they are going to write a letter They’re going to write a letter Ellos van a escribir una carta
Negative Negative Negative
I am not going to write a letter I’m not going to write a letter Yo no voy a escribir una carta
You are not going to write a letter You’re not going to write a letter Tu no vas a escribir una carta
He is not going to write a letter He’s not going to write a letter El no va a escribir una carta
She is not going to write a letter She’s not going to write a letter Ella no va a escribir una carta
It is not going to write a letter We’re not going to write a letter El no va a escribir una carta
We are not going to write a letter They’re not going to write a letter Nosotros no vamos a escribir una carta
They are not going to write a letter Ellos no van a escribir una carta
Be + going to + verb
Short “yes” answer Short “no” answer
Yes, I am / yes, I’m No, I am not / no I’m not
Yes, he is / yes, he’s No, he is not / no he’s not / isn’t
Yes, she is / yes, she’s No, she are not / no she’s not / isn’t
Yes, we are / yes, we’re No, we are not /no we’re not / aren’t
Yes, they are / yes, they’re No, they are not / no they’re not / aren’t
You use will + verb when you decide to do something at the time of speaking. You have not decided before.
Example: you look sick. I will call the doctor ( you decided at that moment)
You use be + going to + verb when you have already deided to do something.
WOULD IS THE PAST OF WILL. WOULD IS USED TO EXPRESS future but in past, to express repeated or habitual
actions in the past also, it is used s a conditional form using if. Examples:
1. Choose a connector for the sentence: when I play soccer, everybody shouts
2. Choose a connector for the sentence: he sings along to the music on the radio while he takes a shower
3. Choose a verb for the sentence: Susan and peter wake up very early
4. ..
5. Choose the grammatically correct negative form of the following sentence
I’m taking care of Mary’s pet
I’m not taking care of Mary’s pet
6. ¿que dinámica sigues para asistir a la asesoría de modulo 12 con repto al uso de los verbos irregulares? Los
programas conforme a un plan de trabajo
7. Complete the following question: when were you born? I was born in 1980
8. What’s the grammatically correct answer to the following question’?
What were you doing yesterday at 3 pm? I was working on my pc
9. The following questions are grammatically correct.
What do you do?
What is Lorenzo playing?
What are you doing?
10. What do you consider is the best way to correct spelling on your writings?
Looking up in books the words you aren’t sure about
11. Complete the following sentence with the correct verb form
We planted an apple-tree in the backyard, unfortunately it died.
12. Choose the correct form of the verb to be for the sentence in future:
I am going to eat ho chips
13. Complete the following sentence:
The simple past with regular or irregular verbs indicates an action:
Completed or finished in the past
14. Fills in the blanks with the correct words: at, on in, or after...
The telephone rang after the doorbell
15. In the next sentence, do you need any of these prepositions: “in” – “on” or “at”? or nothing?
All our relatives came for celebration nothing last Christmas
16. Complete the next sentence with the correct object pronoun:
I love Mary; live just bought a nice brunch of flowers for her
17. Mark the following sentence as correct c, or if they have errors e.
Maria Felix was an actress. Everybody knows about she E (about her)
Jane was aware that something special occurred to him C
My brother and me left earlier than usual E (my brother and I)
18. Why is the following question incorrect?
Why do you did that during last class?
Because the auxiliary in past is did, the verb should be in infinitive without to. Therefore, the correct
question should be “why did you do that during last class’
19. Change the next sentence to the past continuous.
All of the reindeer are leaping around in the snow
All of the reindeer were leaping around in the snow
20. Fill in the blanks with a superlative adjective foot the next sentence.
The population of china is the largest of all the countries.
21. Fill in the blank’s whit the comparative and superlative adjectives. Comparative or superlative: larger, the
largest
a. Which state is larger, chihuahua or Zacatecas?
b. Michoacán is larger than hidalgo
c. Which city has the largest population: Guadalajara, Mexico City or Monterey?
d. Mexico City has the largest of the country
22. The following sentences have the plural pronoun
These children are nice
I have some nice in my house
23. Tu asesor de modulo 12, te da material de un tema nuevo para que lo estudies sobre el uso plurales
irregulares, pero no lograras entenderlo, ¿Qué haces?
Buscas mas referencias para entenderlo, si es necesario pides ayuda al asesor
24. Indicate which of the following words is an uncountable noun: noise, street, star, bottle:
Noise
25. Fill in the blanks with the correct words “some” or “any”
A. we have one dog, two cats and some fish
b. There are some chocolate biscuits in the cupboard
c. I can’t find any books about Mexican movies
d. My daughter doesn’t have any friends in Jalisco
e. Would you like some grapes?
26. Identify the object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, you and them). Which object form of the personal
pronoun can substitute the underlined phrase in the sentence?
The boys are riding their bicycles.
Them
27. Read this sentence: “Mary woks”. Change it to present progressive in the next forms:
1. Affirmative mary is working
2. Negative mary is not working
3. Interrogative is mary working?
28. ¿qué método utilizas para comprender temas como el uso de los pronombres y adjetivos? Buscar datos
que te remitan a la información relevante para aprenderla
29. Complete the sentence below with the appropriate word:
Did you go to Veracruz on Saturday?
No, we didn’t. we went to Acapulco
Negatives, in the simple past tense, are formed by adding Did not before the simple form of the verb T
The verb be is not an exception to the previous sentence F
Yes / no questions in the simple past are not created using the auxiliary did F
Questions with WH words in simple past are created by using the auxiliary did before the subject T
31. Complete the following sentence in simple past using the correct verb form and auxiliary:
What time did the last train leave?
32. Rewrite the sentence using the simple future tense.
The team has a party
The team will have a party
33. What does this sentence express? It will probably rain tomorrow morning:
A prediction about the future
34. What does this sentence express? I’m fine now. When I get married, I’ll have a lot of babies:
Something the person believes will happen in the future
35. ¿que debes hacer si te encuentras en medio de una plática en inglés y, al estar hablando de los planes que
tienes para tu futuro, de prono ya no sabes de qué manera continuarla?
Reconocer que ya no sabes cómo seguir hablando del tema y solicitarle ayuda a alguien.
36. Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb buy and he form of future using “going to”:
I am going to buy a new car next year. I ‘m already saving money:
37. Complete the sentence using idiomatic future: going to
“Lapita and Lalo (rent) are going to rent a car to travel along the country
38. Si conocieras a una persona de habla inglesa a través de una red social ¿Cómo intercambias información
con ellas sobre tu proyecto de vida?
Expresarías de manera autónoma tus ideas utilizando las nociones gramaticales y vocabulario propias para
su formulación
39. What’s the right short answer for this?
Would you like to go the movies next weekend?
40. Order the following words to make a coherent sentence
1. Would
2. He
3. Not
4. The
5. Organizing
6. Be
7. Evidence
8. ?
41. Al revisar la forma de formular preguntas en futuro, observas que hay distintas maneras para hacerlo. ¿qué
opción aprendes?
Todas para tener diferentes alternativas para preguntar
42. Write the correct connector for the next sentence:
I was studying while mom making dinner
43. Read the next sentence. It’s not polite to make a lot of noise because you know that others are sleeping”.
Now complete the same idea in a question of cause and effect:
Is it polite to make a lot of noise when you know that others are sleeping?
44. Choose a verb for the sentence:
Peter watches tv in the evening
45. The next sentences are in simple present.
I often write poems to my wife
The sun barely shines with this weather
46. If I want to tell something that happened during the day and the person in front of me does not
understand when I speak in English, what happens to me?
I feel frustrated
47. The following sentence is grammatically correct:
Why is Julieta working as a hospital administrator this year?
48. …..
49. The expressions and words below are4 in order. It is the logical sequence in present progressive.
1. When you are
2. Listening to
3. The radio
4. You Can
5. Hear his voice
When you are listening to the radio you can hear his voice
70. Turn this statement into a question: molly bought gift certificates the movies yesterday.
When did you go to the movies?
71. The following phrases remember the things that you experienced as a kid
1. On my first birthdays, I was afraid of clowns
2. When I see pictures from my childhood, I feel nostalgic
3. I still see some of my schoolmates from elementary school
72. What would you do if you’re waiting for someone at the airport and a foreigner approaches you and asks
you this: do you know what time the Bank opens?
I’d try to answer using my knowledge in English
73. Choose a logical verb with the correct form of the verb to be for the sentence in future:
I am going to eat hot chips
74. You’re invited to a wedding and the invitation says: “after the ceremony, there’s a reception with family
and friends”
You understand that: there will be a reception after the of the ceremony
75. Match the concepts in left column with their corresponding examples on the right column. We use the
present continuous tense to express
1. Actions that are happening right now a. My cousin is building his new house next month
2. Future plans b. Liz is studying hard these days in Canada
3. Actions that are happening around now or are c. Two policemen are following the suspect… watch
temporary them, right there...
d. They are starting samba lessons this evening.
R: 1 – c: 2 – a, d; 3 – b
86. Read he following sentence: evary word on that page is woking hard to highlight your talents and skills.
Now, change it to the grammatically correct interrogative form asking why?
Why is evary word on that page working hard highlight your talents and skills?
87. Relate the tenses on the left to their corresponding questions on the right
Tenses Questions
1. Simple present b. what do you do?
d. is your sister at school?
2. Present continuous a. What are you doing?
c – where is Mexico playing?
e. Is rafel working in the office, now?
Answer: 1 -b, d; 2 – a, e, e
88. Choose the correct verb conjugation for the sentence in past continuous.
They were playing football at school.
89. Choose a correct verb conjugation for the sentence in past continuous.
Were living in a small town
90. Complete the following sentence:
The simple past with regular or irregular verbs indicates an action completed or finished in the past
91. Turn next sentence into a question
Pepe was sleeping because the math class was boring
Was pepe sleeping bacuase the math class was boring?
92. Si tuvieras que presentar un examen de colocación de ingles en el ingreso a las universidad, ¿Cuál crees qu
es tu desempeño en e lmanejo de los tiempos en pasado y presente?
Bueno, porque tienes bastante vocabulario, conoces las estructuras y manejas los vebos ensus difeemntes
conjugaciones.
93. What is tjhe tense for each sentence?
The british trevor Baylis invented in 1996 a wind – up radio. It doesn’t need electricity or batteries yo wind
it up by hans. He got the idea for the idea for the radio while he was watching tv
100. read the text and complete it whit the correct pronouns:
he came to church with her 8her / she), as he (him / he) always did
she (her / she) took the precaution to place him (him / he next to her
101. ….
102. ¿que metodo utlizas para comprender temas como le uso de los pronombre y adjetivos?
Buscar datos que te remitan a la información relevante para apredenrla
103. Turn the firdt statement into a question: my sister and I needed to get up early the last month,
because we didn’t have a car …
Did we to get up early last month?
104. Change the statement below to the negative form in past tense: she moxes the ingredients for the
tanksgiving stuffing.
She didn’t mixed the ingedients fot the thanksgiving stuffing this morning
105. Complete the sentence below with the appropriate word:
Did you go to Veracruz on saturda?
No, we didn’t we went to Acapulco
Sentneces T or f
Negatives in the simple past tense are formed by adding did not before the simple T
form of the verb
The verb be is not an exception the previous sentence F
Yes / no questions in the past sare not created using the auxiliary did F
Questions with WH words in simp,e past are created by using the auxiliary did before T
the subject
120. Choose the correct verb conjugation for the sentence in past continuous
My parents ___ for me
Were waiting
121. Choose the correct verb conjugation for the sentence in past continuous
We ___ the four o’clock bus
Were taking
122. Past pregresive indicates:
An action in progress in the past at specific time
123. Complete the conversation using the correct form of the verbs for the past progressive. Use verbs
in parenthesis
1. Lupe: I’m afraid I’ ve broken the post for the mole
2. Pedro: oh no what (do)
3. lupe: I take ___ it inyo the dining room.
I bumped inyo chayo. She come ___ out just as
I go ___ in
1. were you doing 2. Was taking 3. Was coming 4. Was going
124. ….
125. Complete the consersation with the correct past forms of verb to be
a. Olere: I ___ in Istanbul last summer
b. Roberto: really? How long ___ you there?
c. Lore: for three weeks
d. Roberto: ___ you there on bsiness or on vacation?
e. Lore: I ___ there for fun
1. Was
2. Were
3. Were
4. Were
5. Was
126. …
127. Choose the correct form of the adjective in parenthesis for each of the following sentences.
1. This is cheap, cheaper, cheapest than that one, said the seller
2. Today there are nice, nicer, nicest people than yesterday
3. Sorry, techar, could you tell me who the smarter, smartest, most smart pupil in your class is?
4. There is no doubt about it. She is the better, best, more good
128. Choose the correct plural noun for the following sentence
As we get older, so do our teeth
129. Decide which answer matches each question
questions Anwer
1. How many serving of fruit do you eat eat day? Two or more
2. How much junk food do you eat? Very little. A
lot of it
3. How often do you exercise or play a sport per day? Never
135. Match the correct grammar prepositions of time. Prepositions may repeat
Did she tell you what time the last train left?
PREGUNTAS DAYPO
A) Last.
B) When.
C) While.
D) Then.
R: B
2. If want to tell something that happened during the day and the person in front of me does not understand
when I speak in English, what happens to me ?
A. I get upset with the other person for his or her inability to understand me.
B. I feel desperate
C. I feel glad that even as I can't speak well I lost the fear to express myself
D. I feel frustrated
R: C
A) When.
B) Last.
C) Then.
D) While.
R: A
5. What do you consider is the best way to correct spelling on your writings?
10. Complete the following sentence with the correct verb form.
12.Complete the following sentence in simple past using the correct verb form and auxiliary:
A. Did- leave
B. Does- left
C. Did- left
D. Does- leave
R: A
13. What would you do if you're waiting for someone at the airport and foreigner approaches you and asks you
this:
14. Choose a logical verb with the correct form of the verb to be for the sentence in past progressive.
“I______ at the party."
A) Are dancing.
B) Is looking.
C) Were eating.
D) Was dancing.
R: D
15. Rewrite the sentence using plural nouns and change the number 1 for 100.
16. Choose the correct plural noun for the following sentence.
"As we get older, so do our ______."
A) Tooth.
B) Teeths.
C) Tooths
D) Teeth.
R: D
17. Choose one of these prepositions for the sentence: at, on, in or after.
A) At.
B) In.
C) After.
D) On.
R: C
A) 1-in/2-in/3-on
B) 1-on/2-in/3-at
C) 1-on/2-at/3-at
D) 1-in/2-on/3-at
R: D
1. potato chips.
2. the saltiest
3. why
4. are
5. snack
6. does
7. is
8. ?
A) 7-1-3-2-5-4
B) 6-2-1-7-3-8
C) 3-6-2-1 -7-5
D) 3-4-1-2-5-8
R: D
21. What's the correct question to get this answer based on the grammar for the simple past and the best
choice of a question word?
"The concert began at six o'clock."
22. Rewrite the sentence using the simple future tense: "Juan is an expert on using computers"
23. Rewrite the sentence using the simple future tense. "The team has a party"
24. Complete the question "Will you please call me up when you _______ there?"
A) Arrives.
B) Will arrive.
C) Would arrive.
D) Arrive.
R:D
1. He.
2. be
3. would
4. the
5. organizing
6. not
7. ?
8. evidence
A) 3-1-6-2-5-4-8-7
B) 3-1-2-6-5-4-8-7
C) 1-3-6-2-4-5-8-7
D) 1-3-6-2-5-4-8-7
R: A
A) When.
B) Because.
C) While.
D) Although.
R: C
A) What.
B) Which.
C) When.
D) Where
R: C
30. Form the correct plural form of the following word: Child.
A) Child's.
B) Childrens.
C) Childs.
D) Children.
R: D
31. Complete the next sentence with the correct object pronoun:
"I love Mary, I've just bought a nice bunch of the flowers for _____.”
A) Her.
B) Him.
C) He.
D) She.
R: A
"Every word on that page is working hard to highlight your talents and skills."
Now, change it to the grammatically correct interrogative form asking “why?”
A. Why every word on that page working hard to highlight your talents and skills?
B. Why is every word on the page working hard to highlight your talents and skill
C. Why every word on that page is working hard to highlight your talents and skills?
D. Why does every word is working hard to highlight your talents and skills?
R: B
A. When
B. Because
C. While
D. Although
R: C
A) Willn't.
B) Wan't.
C) Won't.
D) Will not.
R: C
A) Was playing.
B) Is playing.
C) Are playing.
D) Were playing.
R: D