YP3 _ 1C Grammar

YP3 _ 1C Grammar

By MINH-ANH HOANG

WARM UP

Multiple Choice

"Reach for the stars!" means to _____ your dreams.

• pursue

• achieve

• realize

• all of these

Multiple Choice

Never in her wildest _____, did she think she would become rich and famous.

• ambitions

• goals

• dreams

• obstacles

Multiple Choice

Schools are meant to help every student _____ his or her potential.

• grab

• pursue

• overcome

• realize

Multiple Choice

To reach the summit of the mountain, the group had to _____ many obstacles, such as freezing temperatures and high winds.

• undertake

• overcome

• pursue

• broaden

Multiple Choice

For Alejandro, becoming a homeowner was a dream come _____.

fulfilled true goal realized

• true

• goal

• fulfilled

• realized

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

... your dream

• pursue

• fulfill

• appeal

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

realize your ...

• potential

• obstacles

• dreams

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

broaden your ...

• horizons

• obstacles

• understanding

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

a ... ambition

• long-term

• burning

• talented

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

be ...

• appeal

• famous

• successful

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

I'll ... for you in the crowd when I get there.

• be looking

• looking

• look

Multiple Choice

I ... her son once while she was at work.

• was babysitting

• babysat

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

She's ... a new gallery in the town center to sell her art.

• opening

• going to open

• open

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

He ... have an easier time running the marathon this year.

• will be

• will

• is going to

Multiple Choice

People ... more aware of her because of a movie about her accomplishments.

• are becoming

• become

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

I'm ... for a promotion once I’ve been at my job for two years.

• ask

• will ask

• asking

Multiple Choice

We'll leave for the airport as soon as he ... home from work.

• is arriving

• arrives

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

My teacher is leaving her job, and she ... starting a writing career.

• is going to be

• will

• will be

Multiple Select

Choose all the correct options if possible:

I ... to interview for the job again next year.

• am trying

• will try

• am going to try

Multiple Choice

He saw her walking by, so he ... her to say hello.

• stopped

• was stopping

Multiple Choice

More and more people ... the effects of climate change these days.

• are realizing

• realize

Multiple Choice

I ... to try skydiving.

• 've always wanted

• always wanted

Multiple Choice

As a result of the glass ceiling, there are ...

• a good way for young people to gain skills.

• can take varies considerably from country to country.

• fewer women than men in managerial positions.

• not be entitled to claim certain state benefits.

• it is hard for many young people to find jobs.

Multiple Choice

As the unemployment rate is rising, ...

• can take varies considerably from country to country.

• it is hard for many young people to find jobs.

• fewer women than men in managerial positions.

• a good way for young people to gain skills.

Multiple Choice

The amount of parental leave new mothers and fathers ...

• can take varies considerably from country to country.

• it is hard for many young people to find jobs.

• fewer women than men in managerial positions.

• a good way for young people to gain skills.

• not be entitled to claim certain state benefits.

Multiple Choice

The amount of parental leave new mothers and fathers ...

• can take varies considerably from country to country.

• it is hard for many young people to find jobs.

• fewer women than men in managerial positions.

• a good way for young people to gain skills.

• not be entitled to claim certain state benefits.

GRAMMAR

​1C

Multiple Select

Which sentences describe temporary actions/situations?

a. ... more and more young people are taking a gap year...

b. ... the number of students in the US... has been increasing since 2006...

c. I'm currently working in Costa Rica...

d. I think I've grown up a lot, and I'm sure my future studies will benefit...

e. I've been volunteering at a law firm.

f. I'd been studying law for a year before I came here...

g. I've also made some good friends..., and we'll definitely keep in touch.

• c

• d

• e

• f

• g

Multiple Select

Which sentences describe ongoing actions/situations (for instance, a and b)?

a. ... more and more young people are taking a gap year...

b. ... the number of students in the US... has been increasing since 2006...

c. I'm currently working in Costa Rica...

d. I think I've grown up a lot, and I'm sure my future studies will benefit...

e. I've been volunteering at a law firm.

f. I'd been studying law for a year before I came here...

g. I've also made some good friends..., and we'll definitely keep in touch.

• c

• d

• e

• f

• g

Multiple Select

Which sentences describe a completed action/situation (for instance)?

a. ... more and more young people are taking a gap year...

b. ... the number of students in the US... has been increasing since 2006...

c. I'm currently working in Costa Rica...

d. I think I've grown up a lot, and I'm sure my future studies will benefit...

e. I've been volunteering at a law firm.

f. I'd been studying law for a year before I came here...

g. I've also made some good friends..., and we'll definitely keep in touch.

• a

• b

• d

• f

• g

Multiple Select

Which sentences describe a past action/situation that links with the present /future (for instance b and d)?

a. ... more and more young people are taking a gap year...

b. ... the number of students in the US... has been increasing since 2006...

c. I'm currently working in Costa Rica...

d. I think I've grown up a lot, and I'm sure my future studies will benefit...

e. I've been volunteering at a law firm.

f. I'd been studying law for a year before I came here...

g. I've also made some good friends..., and we'll definitely keep in touch.

• a

• c

• e

• f

• g

Multiple Choice

Which sentences describe a past action which relates to a more recent past action?

a. ... more and more young people are taking a gap year...

b. ... the number of students in the US... has been increasing since 2006...

c. I'm currently working in Costa Rica...

d. I think I've grown up a lot, and I'm sure my future studies will benefit...

e. I've been volunteering at a law firm.

f. I'd been studying law for a year before I came here...

g. I've also made some good friends..., and we'll definitely keep in touch.

• a

• g

• e

• d

• f

Multiple Select

The continuous aspect describes actions/situations that are ...

• ongoing

• short or complete

• temporary

• permanent

Multiple Choice

The prefect aspect usually describes an action that comes ... another action and creates a link between two times.

• before

• after

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