UOE SESSION LAST CLASS

Language 1. Week 17. Final Revision

​UOE QUIZZ

​REVISION

Multiple Choice

The following article is used to express the following meaning: per/each in expressions of frequency. E.g He cleans the house once per week.

• Definite

• indefinite

Multiple Choice

The sentence She was used to play tennis when she was younger is appropriate as it expresses the meaning of a past habit in the past and its syntax is correct.

• True

• False

​TRANSFORMATION SENTENCES

​Integration

Open Ended

I'm sure this is the place we are looking for. MUST

Open Ended

I have never seen this film before. FIRST

Open Ended

During dinner, the phone rang. WHILE

Open Ended

If you don’t charge your phone in the next few hours, the battery will die. UNLESS

Open Ended

I'm sure this isn't the place we are looking for. CAN'T

Open Ended

The sea is warm. You can swim. ENOUGH

Open Ended

It's difficult to learn English. LEARNING

Open Ended

The painters are painting the hall this week. BEING

Open Ended

Many people typically believe that once they shut their front doors they are very safe. HOUSES

Open Ended

Paul to Basset: “Keep the money safe, please.” ASK

Open Ended

My teacher made me hand in the paragraph through the Virtual Classroom. WAS

Open Ended

Paul to uncle Oscar, “Don't tell my mum about the horse racing.” TOLD

Open Ended

There are no snacks left in the bag.

ANY

Open Ended

“He can’t afford such an expensive dinner,” said Sarah. SAID

Open Ended

Marcos always feels tired in class, and sometimes falls asleep! (Give Marcos some advice.) WERE

Open Ended

If only I knew which dish is healthier: fish or meat. WISH

Open Ended

I was deceived by the supermarket tricks and spent more than I could afford. WOULDN’T

PHRASAL VERBS

​Integration

Multiple Choice

Try not to access suspicious websites so that nobody can ______ your computer.

• hack on

• hack in

• hack into

• hack through

Multiple Choice

I had never believed that __________ that old house would take me so much time and money!

• putting up

• patching up

• doing up

​WORD FORMATION

INTEGRATION​

​Great job!

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