13 - 16 Review Presentation

13 - 16 Review Presentation

Agreeing and disagreeing

I use 'so do I' to say that a positive sentence is also true for me, and I use 'neither do I' to say that a negative sentence is also true for me: 

Open Ended

Agree and Disagree with me.

I love the beach.

I don't like eggplant for lunch.

So do I, Neither do I

Ex. Pizza, Okra, Pasta Pesto.

1. I like pizza. So do I.

2. I don't like Okra. Neither do I.

3. I should try pasta pesto. So should I.

Multiple Choice

A: I can play tennis.

B: _________________.

• So do I

• So can I

• So I do

• So I can

Multiple Choice

A: I bought a couch yesterday.

B: __________________.

• So do I

• So Am I

• So did I

• So I did

Multiple Choice

A: I don’t drive.

B: _______________.

• So am I

• So do I

• Neither am I

• Neither do I

Multiple Choice

A: I am a vegetarian.

B: _______________.

• Neither do I

• Neither am I

• So do I

• So am I

Multiple Choice

A: I like hamburgers.

B: __________________.

• So do I

• So am I

• Neither do I

• Neither am I

Modal Verbs

A modal is a type of auxiliary (helping) verb that is used to express: ability, possibility, permission or obligation.

Poll

Guess the type of expression.

I can jump.

I should jump.

• Ability / Recommendation.

• Recommendation / Ability

• Recomendation / Obligation.

Modals

A modal is a type of auxiliary (helping) verb that is used to express: ability, possibility, permission or obligation.

Multiple Choice

Take an umbrella. It ______ rain later.

• need
• should
• mustn't
• might

Multiple Choice

Which sentence shows advice / suggestion?

• You mustn't smoke.
• You should have your health checked.
• Would you possibly do me a favor?
• You can do it, don't you?

Multiple Choice

What modal is NOT used to express possibility?

• could
• should
• may
• might

Multiple Choice

I don't go to school today. We --- have a test.

• might
• might not

Multiple Choice

John isn't at class today. I think he --- be sick.

• might 
• might not

Comparatives and Superlatives

We use comparatives and superlatives to say how people or things are different

Jordan is the best player or Jordan is better player than Lebron.

Open Ended

Compare this two NBA players. ( best, big, fast, etc ).

A. Davis J. Harden

The comparative and the superlative

Ex.

1.The NBA have more fans than MLB.

2.Baseball is the best sport in the world.

Multiple Choice

• The printer is the expensive item.

• The printer is the most expensive item.

• The printer is the expensivest item.

Multiple Choice

• The mobile phone is the small device.

• The mobile phone is the smallest device.

• The mobile phone is the most small device.

Multiple Choice

• The T.V is the biggest.

• The T.V is the most big.

• The T.V is the big.

Multiple Choice

Of the author's three books, his second one was _______________ than the third (good.)

• the better

• best

• better

• the best

Multiple Choice

I think Michael Jackson is _______________ Freddie Mercury (famous.)

• more famous

• famouser than

• more famous than

• famouser

Multiple Choice

Katty Perry is ________________ Cita Citata (popular.)

• populer than

• more popular

• popular

• more popular than

Multiple Choice

Matthew is ______________ Bobby (slim)

• slimer

• slimer than

• slimmer than

• more slim than

Will vs Going to

When you are making a decision use will; use going to after the decision has been made. 

Open Ended

Tell me about plans for this end of year. What are you planning to do for Christmas or New Years Eve ?

Will vs Going to

Are your plans made.

Ex. New Year's Eve.

I will go to Miami

I'm going to the house of my friends

Multiple Choice

He ____ 18 next month.

• going to be

• will be

Multiple Choice

I told him many times not to smoke too much, but………..listen to me.

• he won´t

• he isn’t going to

• he will

Multiple Choice

Be careful! The dog………… bite you.

• will

• is going to

• isn’t going to

• won’t

Multiple Choice

What will you do next Saturday night? ……….. to Sammy’s party.

• I won’t go

• I’m going to go

• I will go

Multiple Choice

Wendy is very good at languages, so………... study German next month.

• she’ll

• she won’t

• she is going to

• she will

Verb + Infinitive

I want to love you.

Open Ended

What are some of the things you want to do next year ?

Verb + Infinitive.

In English, if you want to follow a verb with another action, you must use a gerund or infinitive.

For example:

I want to see a movie. 

Please remember to practice.

(infinitive – to + base verb)

Multiple Choice

I need ___ to the supermarket . We don't have any milk.

• to find

• to rain

• to bring

• to go

Multiple Choice

I'm learning ___. My driving test's next month.

• to drive

• to pay

• to help

• to be

Multiple Choice

We hope ___ you again soon.

• to catch

• to see

• to rain

• to pay

Multiple Choice

Don't forget ____ all the lights.

• to buy

• to find

• to turn off

• to get married

Multiple Choice

We've decided ____ to France for our vacation.

• to go

• to catch

• to bring

• to be

Questions with HOW

Let's get more of the information questions.

Open Ended

What are some o the how questions you remember ?

Questions with HOW

Much ( Uncountables )

Many ( Countables )

There two other ones.

Adjectives ( How far, How long )

Adverbs ( How good, How well )

Multiple Choice

... water do you drink a day?

• How much

• How many

• How quick

• How often

Multiple Choice

... is your brother?

• How much

• How many

• How old

• How far

Multiple Choice

... are your parents?

• How long

• How much

• How often

• How strict

Multiple Choice

... CDs have you got?

• How many

• How much

• How strict

• How tall

Multiple Choice

..... can you swim?

• How much

• How long

• How far

• How tall