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We are going to review all the units.

Can vs Can't

• I can play soccer very well

• You can't roller-skate.

Multiple Choice

1. A baby ............ drive a car.

• can

• can't

Multiple Choice

2. Which sentence is correct?

• My father can not cook.

• She can't cooks.

• Can she cooks?

• My mother cannot cook.

Multiple Choice

3. tennis/they/can/play/?

• They can play tennis?

• Can they play tennis?

• Can play they tennis?

• They tennis can play?

Frequency adverbs

The adverbs of frequency describe how often we do activities.

Multiple Choice

1. How often does he read books?

• He never reads books.

• He often reads books.

• He always reads books.

Multiple Choice

2. How often does she wash the dishes?

• She often washes the dishes

• She always washes the dishes.

• She never washes the dishes.

Multiple Choice

3. She _______ goes to bed at 10 o'clock.

• Sometimes

• Often

• Always

Infinitives and Gerunds

• infinitive = to + verb base form

• gerund = verb + ing

Multiple Choice

Infinitive of: has

• to has

• to have

Multiple Choice

Infinitive of: is

• to am

• to be

• to is

• to are

Verbs

• Regular verbs: ending -ed

• Irregular verbs: non specific rules

Multiple Choice

1. dressed

• regular

• irregular

Multiple Choice

2. came

• regular

• irregular

Multiple Choice

3. said

• regular

• irregular

Comparatives

We use adjectives in the form of comparatives to say that something or someone is more or less than something else.

Superlatives

We use adjectives in the form of superlatives to say that something or someone is the most of something.

Multiple Choice

1. Maths is ____________ than science.

• more easy

• more easier

• easier

• easy

Multiple Choice

2. Who is ________________ tennis player in this class?

• the better

• the best

• the good

• better than

Multiple Choice

3. Billie Eilish is ______________ than me.

• more famous

• famouser

• the most famous

• the more famous

Multiple Choice

4. Gold isn't ____________ as platinum.

• more expensive

• the more expensiver

• the most expensive

• as expensive

Multiple Choice

5. This is ___________ animal in the forest.

• the rarest

• rarer

• the most rarest

• the more rare

Future "going to"

We use the structure to be going to + infinitive if we make a prediction about the future because we have evidence now that supports us in making that prediction. This means that something now (in the present) tells us what is going to happen in the future. Predictions about the future are made every day.

Future "will"

We can use ‘will’ or ‘’ll’ to talk about the future and make future predictions. For the negative, we can say ‘will not’ or ‘won’t’.

Multiple Choice

1. Ann .......... travel to Italy next month. She bought tickets.

• is going to

• doesn't

• will

Multiple Choice

2. Where are you going to celebrate your birthday next weekend?

• I went to the zoo.

• We are going to attend a performance with my friends.

• I will go to Chile

Multiple Choice

3. Where are you going to spend your summer holidays?

• I am going to travel to Portugal.

• I will go to Brazil.

• We stayed in a luxurious hotel in Rome.

Multiple Choice

4. What will the weather be like tomorrow?

• It is going to be rainy.

• It was warm.

• It will be changeable weather.

Multiple Choice

3. Where are you going to spend your summer holidays?

• I am going to travel to Portugal.

• I will go to Brazil.

• We stayed in a luxurious hotel in Rome.

Multiple Choice

3. She _______ goes to bed at 10 o'clock.

• Sometimes

• Often

• Always