AT4 - S30

AT4 - S30

Let's review some of the language we've learned so far?

Reported Speech

Listen and write what the people said. Use reported speech.

Reported Speech

• Sometimes someone says a sentence, for example "I'm going to the cinema tonight". Later, maybe we want to tell someone else what the first person said.

• When the reporting verb is in the past tense, then usually we change the tenses in the reported speech:

• Present Simple > Past Simple (e.g. I like ice cream > She said (that) she liked ice cream.)

Multiple Choice

Rob said

• he couldn't go out with Candy.

• he could to go out with Candy.

• he can't going out with Candy.

Multiple Choice

Gwen said

• she never dated people who are shy.

• she never dating people who are shy.

• she never has dated people who are shy.

Multiple Choice

Marie said

• she was never going to get married.

• she would never get married.

• she has never gotten married.

Multiple Choice

Harry said

• he didn't like being single.

• he won't like being single.

• he wouldn't like being single.

Being Single

Being single can be both good and bad. Take a look at the following conversation and complete it with the best option.

Multiple Choice

CHAS: Hi Harry! Where's Donna?

HARRY: She's not coming! We ...

• break up

• broke up

• breaking up

Multiple Choice

CHAS: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

HARRY: It's OK. I'm enjoying being ...

• on a date

• single

• in a relationship

Multiple Choice

HARRY: I'm ... a date with someone tonight though.

CHAS: Wow! That was fast!

• going on

• leaving

• trying

Multiple Choice

HARRY: Yes, I've ... her for a long time and now I don't feel ... about it!

• known / shy

• been / nervous

• friend / bad

Poll

What would you wear on a date?

• A pair of jeans and a tee.

• Formal clothes like a suit or a dress.

• Some sweatpants or comfortable clothes.

Jeans

Complete the text about jeans using the best form of the verb to be (present or past, positive or negative).

Fill in the Blank

They ... originally created for workers and sailors

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but now they ... worn by everybody

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In the 1950s, they ... sometimes banned because they were a symbol of youth rebellion.

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But now, millions of pairs ... worn by people of all ages all over the world.

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Like flip-flops, they ... originally created to be a fashion item.

Passive Voice

Transitive verbs have both active and passive forms:

source: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/

Passive Voice

Passive forms are made up of the verb be with a past participle;

If we want to show the person or thing doing the action, we use by.

Some examples:

• She was attacked by a dangerous dog.

• The money was stolen by her husband.

• The windows have been cleaned.

Quiz - Exercise

Complete the football quiz questions with the correct form of the verbs. Then answer the questions.

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Football is a global sport but it ... (not play) much in China.

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The 1966 World Cup ... (win) by ...

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Over # people ... (involve) in football - 4% of the world's population.

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The rules of football ... (invent) by the ...

Multiple Choice

Football is a global sport but it isn't played much in.

• Africa

• Central America

• North America

Multiple Choice

The 1966 World Cup was won by ...

• Brazil

• England

• France

Multiple Choice

Over ... people are involved in football - 4% of the world's population.

• 125 million

• a billion

• 275 million

Multiple Choice

The rules of football were invented by the ...

• Brazilians

• English

• Italians

Multiple Select

Which of the topics reviewed by this activity do you feel the most confident about?

• Reported Speech

• Being single

• Simple Present Passive

• Simple Past Passive