English Review G7 Gateway Unit 1-5

English Review G7 Gateway Unit 1-5

by T. Ian

​Nationalities

​With nationalities, there are different rules for different countries.

​

​Sometimes we end the nationality with "an"

​(example = Australian, American)

​

​Sometimes we end with "ish"

​(example = British, Spanish)

​

​Sometimes we end with "ese"

​(example = Chinese, Vietnamese)

Multiple Choice

What do you call someone from Russia?

• Russican

• Rushish

• Russian

• Russese

Multiple Choice

What do you call someone from Turkey?

• Turkese

• Turkan

• Turkish

Multiple Choice

What do you call someone from Egypt?

• Egyptian

• Egyptish

• Egyptese

​First Person Pronouns Affirmative and Negative

​We use special words depending on who we are talking about in a sentence.​

​A "pronoun" is the backbone of almost all English when we want to talk about people or things.

Multiple Choice

Which of these pronouns is talking about a situation or thing, not a person?

• Them

• Us

• It

• She

​We have to use special forms of "to be" depending on the pronoun we want to use.

​wrong = She are Thai.

​correct = She is Thai.

​

wrong = I is Thai.

​correct = I am Thai.

​

​wrong = We am Thai.

​correct = We are Thai.

Multiple Choice

She ___________ walking to school.

• are

• am

• is

• aren't

Multiple Choice

We ____________ walking to school.

• are

• am

• is

• isn't

Multiple Choice

They _______ walking to school.

• is

• isn't

• am

• are

Multiple Choice

You ____________ walking to school.

• is

• are

• am

• isn't

Multiple Choice

I ________ walking to school.

• is

• are

• am

• aren't

Multiple Choice

Situation: You meet someone but don't know where they are from. What do you say to them?

• Where is you from?

• Where are you from?

• Where am you from?

Multiple Choice

Situation: You are with your friend and see a girl you don't know in your classroom. What do you ask your friend to learn more about that girl?

• Where am I from?

• Where is she from?

• Where are she from?

• Where am she from?

​This, That, These, Those

​When we want to talk about something that is around us, we use these words:

​​this = one thing, close to us.

​that = one thing, not close to us.

​these = more than one thing, close to us.

​those = more than one thing, not close to us.

Multiple Choice

Situation: We are at a badminton game in the crowd and two players are playing very well. What do we say?

• This players are great!

• These players are great!

• Those players are great!

• That players are great!

Multiple Choice

Situation: You are at a music concert in the crowd and the singer sounds amazing. What do you say to your friend?

• That singer is amazing!

• This singer is amazing!

• Those singer are amazing!

• These singer are amazing!

Multiple Choice

Situation: Your family meets your new friend for the first time at your house. What do you say?

• That is my new friend.

• These is my new friend

• Those is my new friend.

• This is my new friend. 

Multiple Choice

Situation: You and your family are at a restaurant, and you see your friend outside of the restaurant walking in the street. What do you say?

• Hey, that's my friend!

• Hey, these is my friend!

• Hey, this is my friend!

• Hey, those is my friend!

Multiple Choice

Situation: You are eating Pad Thai with your friend in a restaurant and it tastes delicious. What do you say?

• Those pad thai is delicious.

• These pad thai is delicious.

• That pad thai is delicous.

• This pad thai is delicous.

​Countable and Uncountable Nouns

​Some nouns in English are countable, others are not. This means we add an "s" to some and we don't add an "s" to others.

​EXAMPLE

I have some apples.

​I have some milk.

​I have some milks. (FALSE)

​I have some apple. (FALSE)

Multiple Choice

There is too much _______ in soda.

• sugars

• sugar

• the sugar

• a sugar

Multiple Choice

I like to eat ______ with my friend chicken

• rices

• rice

• the rices

• a rice

Multiple Choice

Wow, ________ _________ are really good.

• this burgers

• this burger

• these burgers

• that burgers

Multiple Choice

Wow, _______ ________ is really good.

• This tea

• Those tea

• These Tea

• This teas

Multiple Choice

My teachers give me so ____________.

• many homework

• much homeworks

• much homework

• many homeworks

Multiple Choice

In school we learn lots of _________

• informations

• information

• the information

• the informations

Multiple Choice

I bought _______ ________ at the market.

• two watermelon

• two watermelons

• a watermelons

​Who, What, When, Where, Why, How

​We use these words to ask and learn about different things. Sometimes more than one makes sense.

​example =

Who are you?

​Where are you?

​How are you?

Multiple Select

__________ do you go to school?

• Why

• Where

• What

• Who

Multiple Choice

______ do you like to do for free time?

• Where

• How

• Why

• What

Multiple Choice

___________ many subjects did you study today?

• Where

• Who

• How

• Why

Multiple Choice

_________ is your birthday?

• Where

• What time

• When

• What

​Present simple affirmative

​We also have to add an "s" with certain pronouns. for example"

​

​I work at Starbucks.

​She works at Starbucks

​They work at Starbucks.

​It feels cold outside.

​Jonathan feels cold outside.

​We feel cold outside.

Multiple Choice

My best friend ___________ to school in Phuket, but I __________ to school in Bangkok.

• go, go

• go, goes

• goes, goes

• goes, go

Multiple Choice

We all _________ tennis but my friend Jason ________.

• plays, swims

• play, swims

• play, swim

• plays, swim

Multiple Choice

She ________ hip hop and he ___________ rock and roll.

• likes, likes

• like, likes

• likes, like

• like, like

Multiple Choice

My grandfather __________ documentaries but I ___________ action movies.

• watch, watch

• watch, watches

• watches, watch

• watches, watches

Multiple Choice

I ________ English and Chinese but my dad only ________ Chinese. 

• speak, speaks

• speak, speak

• speaks, speak

• speaks, speaks

Multiple Choice

My friend __________ this lesson but I don't _______ this lesson.

• understand, understand

• understands, understands

• understand, understands

• understands, understand