Revision Mid term 'E' (NP3 — Starter Unit + Unit 1)

Revision Mid term (E classes: NP3 — Starter Unit + Unit 1)

By Caio Ceza

Present simple

We use the present simple to talk about habits and routines

When answering questions: we use 'Yes, I do' // 'No, I don't' OR 'Yes, he/she does' and 'No, he/she doesn't'.

​Positive	​Negative	​Questions
​You SPEAK English	​You DON'TSPEAK English	​DO you SPEAK English?
​She SPEAKS English	​She DOESN'T SPEAK English	​DOES she SPEAK English

We use adverbs of frequency to say how often we do things.

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Adverbs of frequency go before most verbs, but after the verb be​

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​Some adverbs of frequency: always;usually; often; sometimes; rarely; never

Adverbs of frequency

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Multiple Choice

Choose the best option

• I often phone my friends

• I phone often my friends

Multiple Choice

Choose the best option

• We are never late for class

• We never are late for class

Present continuous

We use the present cont. to talk about things that are happening at the moment we speak

To make questions in the present continuous, we use the verb be instead of do

​Positive	​Negative	​Questions
​I'm listening to music	​You aren't watching Tv	​Is he studying English? Yes, he is // No, he isn't

Some // Any // (Too) much // (Too) many // A few // A lot of

​With countable nouns	​With uncountable nouns
​ ​There's a computer There are some//a few posters There are a lot of desks There aren't any//many TVs There are too many bags on the floor How many windows are there?	​ ​There's some paper There isn't any//much food There's too much noise How much light is there

Comparatives and superlatives

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Past simple

We use the past simple to talk about finished actions in the past

The verb be is always irragular and can change according to the subject (was // were)

​Regular	Irregular	​Questions
They asked a question. ​I phoned my girlfriend We tried to study He preferred to stay at home	​They had a dog. She left the house He was a good student I drank water	Did you study? Yes, I did // No, I didn't Did Sarah live in the US? Yes, she did // No, she didn't

Past Continuous

We use the past continuous to talk about something that was happening in the past

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Multiple Choice

I ___ to speak with them but they didn't understand me

• tryed

• tries

• tried

• tryied

Multiple Choice

We ____ football when you saw us, we _____ basketball

• were playing // weren't playing

• was playing // wasn't playing

• wasn't playing // was playing

• weren't playing //were playing

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentence in the negative:

John and Arthur worked together

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentence in the past:

She lives in Australia

Open Ended

Rewrite the following sentence in the past:

Tony isn't a doctor, he's a teacher.

Do you have any questions

Then let's play a game! :)​