A1.2 Midterm Review

MidTerm Review A1.2

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Verb to be is used for:

• Personal information.

• Descriptions.

• Professions.

• Marital status.

• Place of origin

• Age​

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REMEMBER!

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​COMPLETE

Hi, I ___ _____ (name) and I _____ ____ ​years old. I _____ a _____ (profession)

I ______ (single, married, divorced, engaged​) I _____ _______ (description: tall, short, young, beautiful, etc..) and I ______ from __________.

Subject | Subject

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PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

Formula: Subject + verb to be + action verb "ing" + complement​

Use:

• Actions in progress at the moment of speaking. (now)

• Temporary events or long term actions.

• Future arrangements.​

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Examples

​Time expressions: now, right now, tomorrow, next week...

• Mark and Tony are playing soccer this season.

• Listen! the kids are fighting again.

• The students are reviewing present progressive now.

• We are going to the movies next weekend.

• My friends are coming to visit me tonight.​

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Multiple Choice

Choose present or future?

I am working at school now.

• present

• future

Multiple Choice

Choose present or future?

We are having dinner together tonight.

• present

• future

Multiple Choice

Choose present or future?

They are watching a tv series now

• present

• future

Multiple Choice

Choose present or past?

My best friend and I are meeting for lunch tomorrow.

• present

• future

Multiple Choice

select the sentence that is correct.

• Pablo is reading a book at the moment.

• Pablo reading a book at the moment.

• Pablo is read a book at the moment.

• Pablo read a book at the moment.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct sentence.

• are they come to the party tomorrow?

• they are coming to the party tomorrow?

• are they coming to the party tomorrow?

• they coming to the party tomorrow?

Multiple Choice

select the sentence that is correct.

• She not listening to music now.

• She is not listening to music now.

• She is´nt listening to music now.

• She isn´t listen to music now.

Multiple Choice

select the correct sentence.

• James and Rachel is planning a party next week.

• James and Rachel are plan a party next week.

• James and Rachel planning a party next week.

• James and Rachel are planning a party next week.

Multiple Choice

select the sentence that is correct.

• Toby is bake a cake tonight.

• Toby baking a cake tonight.

• Toby is baking a cake tonight.

• Toby bake a cake tonight.

Present progressive word order

​Affirmative and Negative sentences

Subject + verb to be (not) + verb "ing" + complement.

He is working at the office tonight.

We are not eating meat now.

Present Progressive Questions

Verb to be + subject + verb "ing" + complement

Are they studying English tomorrow?

Is Rachel reading a nobel now?

ALL ABOUT NOUNS

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Remember for most of the words we only add "s"

Example:

• A desk - Desks

• ​A keyboard - Keyboards.

• ​A file - Files.

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Plural nouns

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Only singular nouns.

​Uses "There is" or "There are" and quantifiers.

• Some for affirmative sentences.

• Any for ​negative sentences or questions.​

Uncountable

Singular nouns:

• A / an or the.​

Plural nouns:

• Some for affirmative sentences.

• Any for ​negative sentences or questions.

​Countable

NOUNS

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1. Meat

2. Butter

3. ​tomatoes

4. lettuce

5. eggs

6. ice cream​

7. vegetables

8. milk​

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​There is / are + some / any

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Multiple Choice

Select the correct sentence.

• There is a apple in the basket.

• There is an apple in the basket.

• There is apple in the basket.

Multiple Choice

Select the correct sentence

• There are any tomatoes in the kitchen.

• There aren´t any tomatoes in the kitchen.

• There isn´t any tomatoes in the kitchen.

• There is any tomatoes in the kitchen.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence that is correct.

• There is a egg in the fridge.

• There is egg in the fridge.

• There is an egg in the fridge.

• There are an egg in the fridge.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence that is correct

• There are some orange juice in the fridge.

• There aren´t some orange juice in the fridge

• There isn´t some orange juice in the fridge

• There is some orange juice in the fridge

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence that is correct.

• Is there any water?

• is there some water?

• are ther some water?

• aren´t there some water?

Multiple Choice

select the sentence that is correct.

• are there some childrens in the class?

• is there any children in the class?

• are there any childrens in the class?

• are there any children in the class?

Multiple Choice

select the sentence that is correct

• would you like any cake?

• would you like some cake?