HW 10: Grammar & Word Study Review (L2)

HW 10: Grammar & Word Study Review​ (L2)

​Level 2, Unit 2: At School

Grammar Review​

Lesson B: Want to vs. Need to​

​Take Notes!

Use your notes to help you with your practice questions.

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​Then, complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb.

Multiple Choice

She ______ to her friends tomorrow.

• plan to visit

• plans to visit

• plan visiting

• plans visit

Multiple Choice

We _____ you at the party later.

• hope to see

• hopes to see

• hoping to see

• hope see

Multiple Choice

His son _______ this summer.

• want to travel

• wants travel

• wants to travel

• wanting to travel

Multiple Choice

They ______ for classes.

• don't need to pay

• doesn't need to pay

• don't need pay

• doesn't need to pays

Multiple Choice

I _____ a business one day.

• hoping to start

• hope start

• hopes to start

• hope to start

Multiple Choice

My sister _______ her job anytime soon.

• don't plan to change

• doesn't plan to change

• don't plans to change

• doesn't plans to change

Multiple Choice

He _______ to a counselor about classes this fall.

• need to talk

• needing to talk

• needs to talk

• needs talking

Multiple Choice

What ____ they _____ for vacation next summer?

• do / want to do

• does / want to do

• do / wants to do

• does / want do

Multiple Choice

_____ he ______ English next year?

• do / plan to study

• does / plans to study

• do / plans to study

• does / plan to study

Multiple Choice

My parents _______ a citizenship class.

• need take

• needs take

• need to take

• needs to take

​Word Study 3 Review

​Modal vs. Semi-Modal Verbs

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​First, review the word study explanation.

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Answer the true/false questions.

​Then, read the sentence and decide if the underlined verb is a modal or semi-modal verb.

Multiple Choice

Semi-modal verbs are one word.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Modal verbs are a type of auxiliary verb.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Modal verbs are a main verb.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

After a modal verb, we use the infinitive form of the main verb (for example, "to go").

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

"Modality" tells us the speaker's perspective or attitude.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Greta has to take a test in the morning.

• Modal Verb

• Semi-Modal Verb

Multiple Choice

They should enroll in a computer class.

• Modal Verb

• Semi-Modal Verb

Multiple Choice

I want to sell my house next month.

• Modal Verb

• Semi-Modal Verb

Multiple Choice

Lucas is able to work at nights and take classes during the day.

• Modal Verb

• Semi-Modal Verb

Multiple Choice

We can type very quickly.

• Modal Verb

• Semi-Modal Verb