Review - Retake Test!

Review - Retake Test!

Let's review:

• Present Perfect with just, already and yet;
• Personality adjectives;
• Sports;
• Types of TV show;
• Musical Instruments;
• Present Perfect with for and since;

Present Perfect? What is it?

Present Perfect tense is used to talk about completed actions at an unspecified time in the past and about ongoing states as well.

Present Perfect: YET

In the present perfect, we use often use yet in negative sentences and questions to talk about something that hasn't happened but that we expect to happen soon.

It comes at the end of the sentence.

EXAMPLE USING YET

"He hasn't finished his painting yet."

Present Perfect: JUST

In the present perfect, we often use just to emphasize that something happened very recently.

It goes before the past participle.

EXAMPLE USING JUST

"He has just finished his painting."

Present Perfect: ALREADY

In the present perfect, we often use already to show how that something has been done or finished sooner than expected.

It usually goes before the past participle.

EXAMPLE USING ALREADY

"He has already sold the painting!!!"

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

"My little sister is really smart. She has _______ learned to walk. She took her first steps yesterday."

• yet

• just

• already

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

"My little brother is really smart. He has _________ learned to count from one to ten and he's only 1 year old!!!"

• yet

• just

• already

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

"My little cousin is really smart. She hasn't learned to read _________, but she likes the pictures."

• yet

• just

• already

Multiple Choice

Which sentence best describes the picture?

• "They haven't finished cleaning the house yet"

• "They have just finished cleaning the house."

• "They have already finished cleaning the house."

Multiple Choice

Which sentence best describes the picture?

• "He hasn't scored a goal yet."

• "He has just scored a goal."

• "He has already scored a goal yet."

Personality Adjectives

Personality adjectives are adjectives that we use to describe a person and their personality.

Everybody is an individual so we all have different personalities. One of us may be kind and like to help other people. Another person may be lazy and prefer to sleep rather than work.

Personality Adjective:

ACTIVE

meaning: ativo (a).

Personality Adjective:

CHEERFUL

meaning: alegre.

Personality Adjective:

LAID-BACK

meaning: descontraído (a); relaxado (a).

Personality Adjective:

CREATIVE

meaning: criativo (a).

Personality Adjective:

POSITIVE.

meaning: positivo (a).

Personality Adjective:

TALENTED

meaning: talentoso (a).

Personality Adjective:

BRAVE

meaning: corajoso (a).

Personality Adjective:

CHARMING

meaning: encantador (a); fácil de gostar.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option to complete the blank space.

"A brave person ______________________"

• takes risk when it's necessary

• is often angry

• doesn't like talking.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option to complete the blank space.

"A positive person ___________________."

• is afraid of the future

• is often bored

• sees the good in everything.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option to complete the blank space.

"An active person ______________________."

• loves theater

• is always doing something

• sleeps a lot

SPORT? WHAT IS IT?

It's an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.

SPORT: SAILING

meaning: vela.

SPORT:

SCUBA DIVING

meaning: mergulho.

SPORT: GYMNASTICS

meaning: ginástica

SPORT: FOOTBALL

meaning: futebol americano.

SPORT: SOCCER

meaning: futebol.

SPORT: SNOWBOARDING

meaning: snowboarding.

SPORT:

HORSE RACING

meaning: corrida de cavalo

Multiple Choice

What are the sports that we can see in “Meta Sports Magazine”? Choose the correct option.

• sailing – scuba diving – football – skiing

• skiing – football – gymnastics – golf

• golf – snowboarding – sailing – volleyball

Types of TV shows

• Talk Show: programa de entrevista;

• News: jornal;

• Drama Series: "série de tv";

• Sitcom: "série de comédia";

• Talent Show: show de talentos;

• Soap Opera: novela;

• Cartoon: desenho animado;

Multiple Choice

What type of tv show "The BigBang Theory" is?

• sitcom

• talk show

• news

Multiple Choice

What type of TV show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" is?

• talk show

• talent show

• soap opera

Multiple Choice

What type of TV show "Grey's Anatomy" is?

• news

• cartoon

• drama series

Musical Instrument:

VIOLIN

meaning: violino.

Musical Instrument:

GUITAR

meaning: violão.

Musical Instrument:

SAXOPHONE

meaning: saxofone.

Musical Instrument:

DRUMS

meaning: bateria.

Musical Instrument:

TRUMPET

meaning: trompete.

Musical Instrument:

PIANO

meaning: piano.

Multiple Choice

What are the musical instruments in the poster of “My Life in Music: The Concert”?

• drums; trumpet; saxophone; piano.

• guitar; saxophone; keyboard; drums.

• violin; drums; trumpet; keyboard.

Present Perfect with

For and Since

Present Perfect tense is used to talk about completed actions at an unspecified time in the past and about ongoing states as well.

Present Perfect:

FOR

In the present perfect, we use FOR to talk about a period of time.

Ex: I have lived in Rio Branco for two years.

Present Perfect:

SINCE

In the present perfect, we use SINCE to refer to the point in time when an action started.

Ex: I have been at this school since 2012.

WORDS THAT WE USE WITH "FOR" AND "SINCE"

For: a month; a year; a long time; two weeks; days; an hour.

Since: last summer; your birthday; yesterday; 2014; friday.

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word.

"I have been at my new school __________ last december."

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word.

"He has lived in this town _________ a long time."

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

Choose the right word.

"She has played on the volleyball team ___________ three weeks."

• for

• since