M5 revision for finals

M5 revision for finals

By Teacher Becca

Unit 5 - Lifelong learning​

• Modal verbs,

• ​Zero, 1st and 2nd conditionals

• ​Formal vs Informal writing

• Noun suffixes (or, ee, er, ion)

• ​School and university subjects

• ​Vocabulary in reading

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​Topics covered in Finals

Unit 6 - Pure Science

• Passive Voice,

• ​For and against essays,

• Prepositional Phrases with adjectives

• Gerunds and infinitives

• ​Have and got

• ​Vocabulary - technology​

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​Topics covered in Finals

The reading will be a short paragraph. It will offer an opinion like we have practiced in our for and against essays. You will need to answer questions on this paragraph. I will post the paragraph to Google Classroom for your to read ahead of the test.

​The reading in the test

Reading part

​The test will be...

50 multiple choice including reading questions.

10 points for writing.​

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Multiple Choice

Which of these words is NOT a modal verb?

• Can

• Eat

• Shouldn't

• Must

• Ought to

Must

Have to

Have got to​

​​Obligation

​Can

Could

​May

Might​

​​Permission

​Should

Shouldn't​

Had better

Ought to​

​​Advice

​Can't

Mustn't

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​​Prohibition

Multiple Choice

MUST, HAVE TO and HAVE GOT TO are all types of what modal verb?

• Obligation

• Permission

• Advice

• Prohibition

Multiple Choice

CAN'T and MUST NOT are types of what modal verb?

• Obligation

• Permission

• Advice

• Prohibition

Multiple Choice

COULD, CAN, MIGHT and MAY are all types of what modal verb?

• Obligation

• Permission

• Advice

• Prohibition

Multiple Choice

SHOULD, SHOULDN'T, OUGHT TO and HAD BETTER are all types of what modal verb?

• Obligation

• Permission

• Advice

• Prohibition

​Modal verbs

​We can also you DON'T HAVE TO to show there is no obligation.

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For example: You don't have to bring your books to your lesson tomorrow. It is usually a rule, but tomorrow they are not needed.​

Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

Fill in the Blanks

Students

recieve a discount at the shopping centre.

Fill in the Blanks

My big sister tells me I

study harder.

Fill in the Blanks

My mum told me I ____ __ help her with her business tomorrow.

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Usually we go to school on Wednesdays but tomorrow we ____ ____ __.

Fill in the Blanks

The door is open, you

come in.

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When kayaking in the river with our company, you

wear a life jacket.

Fill in the Blanks

You

eat your food so fast, you might choke!

Fill in the Blanks

My brother says I

sit with him and his friends tomorrow which makes me sad.

Draw

Draw a picture of a sign which shows prohibition.

Conditonals

Zero Conditional

First Conditional​

Second Conditional​

It's used to talk about things which might happen in the future. Of course, we can't know what will happen in the future, but this describes possible things, which could easily come true.​

FIRST CONDITIONAL

​if it is sunny later, I will

It's used to express the consequence of an unrealistic action or situation in the present or future. ​

SECOND CONDITIONAL

​If I lived for 500 years, I would​

look like this.

​is used to make statements about the real world, and often refers to general truths, such as scientific facts. In these sentences, the time is now or always and the situation is real and possible.

ZERO CONDITIONAL​