Maturita Solutions Intermediate Unit 1

Maturita Solutions Intermediate Unit 1

by Marie Klusáčková

Multiple Choice

For an event that happened before another event in the past, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

For actions or events that happened one after the other, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

To describe (or set) a scene in the past, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

For finished actions in the past, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

For events in progress at a particular time in the past, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

For a longer background event that was interrupted by a shorter one, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

Multiple Choice

For a short event that interrupted a longer one in progress, we use...

• past simple.

• past continuous.

• past perfect.

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Write all 3 forms of the verb "eat":

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Write all 3 forms of the verb "buy":

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Write all 3 forms of the verb "drive":

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Write all 3 forms of the verb "run":

Multiple Choice

We could't open the front door because

• it had snowed all night.

• it snowed all night.

Multiple Choice

It was a lovely spring day and the birds

• sang.

• had sung.

• were singing.

Multiple Choice

I looked out of the window and noticed that

• it had stopped raining.

• it was stopping raining.

• it has stopped raining.

Multiple Choice

The plants died because we

• were forgetting to water them.

• forgot to water them.

Multiple Choice

Before I left the house, I

• locked all the windows.

• was locking all the windows.

Multiple Choice

I wasn't particularly hungry because

• I'd already had lunch.

• I already had lunch.

• I was having lunch.

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Učitelka naučila své žáky psát.

A teacher

(to teach) her pupils to write.

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Ze školy přišla před dvěma hodinami.

She

(to come) from school two hours ago.

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V roce 2014 pracoval v Portugalsku.

In 2014, he

(to work) in Portugal.

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Kdy ses vrátila?

When

(to return)?

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O půlnoci jsme projížděli Paříží.

At midnight, we

(to drive) through Paris.

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Tuto fotku jsem vyfotil včera.

I

(to take) this picture yesterday.

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I

(to sit) in a café when you called.

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We

(not to see) her yesterday.

Multiple Choice

______________ means something happened or was true in the past, but no longer happens or is true

• used to

• get used to

• be used to

• use

Multiple Choice

After "used to" follows...

• infinitive

• -ing form

• past participle

Multiple Choice

_____________________means something is normal, not unusual

• used to

• be used to

• get used to

• use

Multiple Choice

After "be used to" follows...

• infinitive

• -ing form

• past participle

Multiple Choice

______________ means something is becoming normal

• used to

• be used to

• get used to

• use

Multiple Choice

After "get used to" follows...

• infinitive

• -ing form

• past participle

Multiple Choice

He used to _____ football, but he’s too old now.

• play

• played

• playing

Multiple Choice

I ______ to the beach last weekend.

• used to go

• went

• am used to going

• usually go

Multiple Choice

They ______ a lot before they closed the borders.

• travelled

• used to travel

• were used to travel

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I

so much but now I do it every day.

(Dřív jsem moc neplaval, ale teď každý den.)

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blond when you were a toddler?

(Býval jsi blond, když jsi byl batole?)

​Vocabulary

​Ages and stages of life

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the period of time in a person's life when they are developing into an adult is

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to receive money, a house, etc. from someone after they have died = to

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This is an

.

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a young child, especially one who is learning or has recently learned to walk: a

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She is a

.

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a polite expression for "to die" (and a phrasal verb): to ____ ____

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This is an

.

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Sometimes married people get

.

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the period of your life, usually considered to be from about 45 to 60 years old, when you are no longer young, but are not yet old: ______ ___

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This is an

person. (a more polite word than "old")

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Children who are well

up are polite and act in a quiet and pleasant way, because they have been taught this behaviour at home by their parents.

Word skills

​Three-part phrasal verbs (and some two-part phrasal verbs)

Multiple Choice

To have a (good / bad) relationship with:

• put up with

• get on with

• catch up with

• go through with

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to admire = to ____ __ __

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to suddenly end your relationship or involvement with someone or something:

• make up for

• fit in with

• get away with

• walk out on

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to finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left: to ___ ___ __

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to compensate for something bad with something good: to ____ __ ___

Poll

What will you review at home?

• nothing, I'm good

• past tenses

• used to

• vocabulary (ages and stages)

• phrasal verbs