EOT Grammar Unit 3

​Unit 3: Art and Theater

Grammar​

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​Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs are usually combinations of verb and prepositions/adverbs.

The meaning is different from the meaning of the separate parts.​

Examples:

​look up, head for, set apart, dash up, set out, run away, turn up, work out, work on, catch up

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You have to memorize the meaning of the verbs​.

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Multiple Choice

put on (an exhibition / a show)

• present / display publicly

• perform

• progress

• propose

Multiple Choice

carry out (research)

• conclude

• continue

• conduct / perform

• pick up

Multiple Choice

set out

• sit down

• arrange / display

• like

• dislike

Multiple Choice

keep up (with)

• exhibit

• continue

• approve

• keep pace / move at the same speed

Multiple Choice

set apart (from)

• arrange

• display

• make distinctive

• perform

Multiple Choice

head for

• to proceed or go in a certain direction

• to perform

• to exercise

• to conduct

Multiple Choice

work on (something)

• to exercise in a gym

• to make unique

• to spend time producing or improving something

• to arrange

Multiple Choice

set up

• establish / start

• sit up

• perform

• progress

Multiple Choice

dash off

• to make unique

• to go in certain direction

• to arrange

• to leave quickly

Multiple Choice

It is possible to split some phrasal verbs (put an object between the verb and the preposition).

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

turn up

• make an appearance

• progress

• continue

• keep pace

Multiple Choice

work out (something)

• display

• plan or devise / solve

• start / establish

• conclude

Multiple Choice

We have been trying to _______ a solution to this problem.

• carry out

• set up

• work out

• turn up

Multiple Choice

The detective had to ________ a major investigation into the crime.

• carry out

• turn up

• set up

• work out

Multiple Choice

The painting turned up yesterday. / The TV is quiet, turn it up.

• Both sentences mean the same.

• In each sentence, the phrasal verb 'turn up' has different meaning.

• 'Turn up' does not make sense in any of the sentences.

• 'Turn up' should be replaced by 'keep up'.

Multiple Choice

His unique work _______ him _______ from other artists of his generation.

• turns up

• sets apart

• keeps up

• works out

Multiple Choice

She put on an exhibition. / She put an exhibition on.

• Only first sentence is correct

• Only second sentence is correct

• Both sentences are correct

• None of the sentences are correct

Multiple Choice

It is difficult to _________ with all the news nowadays.

• set up

• set apart

• keep up

• put on

​Reporting Speech

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When we are telling a story or telling what someone else has said, we can tell the readers exactly what a person said by using direct speech. ‘I have to work too hard’.

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Or, we can report what they said using indirect speech. He said he has to work too hard.

Subject | Subject

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Multiple Choice

Which one is a direct speech?

• He advised his young brother to study hard.

• Ronal asked Aning what she was doing.

• He wanted to know how I had done that.

• He asked me if I was very busy.

• I said, “I will leave the country.”

Multiple Choice

Which one is an indirect speech?

• He said to his sister, “Don’t go there.”

• She says to her friend, “I have been waiting.”

• You said, “He is a teacher.”

• Desi ordered her friend to go away at once.

• “It is time to go away,” He said.

Multiple Choice

Reported speech is about ...

• reporting television news.

• reporting second-hand information.

• Mr Porter's speech.

Multiple Choice

Direct Speech is..

• the reporting of speech by using similar words to the speaker.

• the reporting of speech by rephrasing what the speaker said.

• the reporting of speech by repeating the exact words of the speaker.

• the reporting of speech at the exact time it was said.

Multiple Choice

Indirect speech....

• expresses what was said without using the exact words.

• expresses what was said using the exact words.

• is when someone else expresses what was said.

• is when someone expresses their own words.

Multiple Choice

Indirect speech is also known as.....

• Repeated speech

• Repeated statements

• Reported speech

• Reported statements

Reporting verbs

​We can use different reporting verbs to describe how someone said something.

​The student complained that he had to work too hard.

The friend advised the student not to be so willing to work.

The student informed the teacher that he was refusing to work.

The teacher ordered the student to do her work.​

Multiple Choice

"Will you remember to buy some milk in the supermarket?"

• Andrew reminded me to buy milk.

• Andrew advised me to buy milk.

• Andrew insisted that I buy milk.

Multiple Choice

"I don't think it works like that, shall we try it like this?"

• Greta said us to do it like this.

• Greta reminded us to do it like this.

• Greta suggested that we do it like this.

Multiple Choice

"If I were you I would take a bottle of water with me."

• James advised me to take a bottle of water.

• James decided to take a bottle of water.

• James warned me to take a bottle of water.

Multiple Choice

"I think you're right, I would do that too."

• She asked me about it.

• She agreed with me about it.

• She reminded me about it.

Multiple Choice

"It's around the corner and on the left."

• They said it was on the left.

• They advised it was on the left.

• They reminded me it was on the left.

Multiple Choice

"We must solve this problem as soon as possible!

• Frank warned that we solve the problem as soon as possible.

• Frank advised that we solve the problem as soon as possible.

• Frank insisted that we solve the problem as soon as possible.

Multiple Choice

"I didn't steal the car!"

• She denied stealing the car.

• She insisted she stole the car.

• She warned that she stole the car.

Multiple Choice

"Why don't you come with us to the cinema?"

• They told us to come to the cinema.

• They advised us to come to the cinema.

• They invited us to come to the cinema.

​Past Simple

We use the past tense to talk about past events.​

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When he was younger, he worked at McDonalds for two years. ​

She didn't see the movie last night​.

Did they attend the lessons this morning?​

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We use it for actions that started and finished in the past.

Subject | Subject

​How to write the Past simple

​Subject + verb(ed)/irregular

​They wrote a letter.

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​Subject + did not + verb

​They did not write a letter.

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Did + subject + verb​​

Did they write a letter?​

Multiple Choice

PAST SIMPLE OF: grow

• grew

• lived

• grown

• growing

Multiple Choice

PAST SIMPLE OF: fall

• ate

• falled

• fell

• falling

Multiple Choice

PAST SIMPLE OF: be

• was

• was and were

• were

• been

Multiple Choice

PAST SIMPLE OF: try

• true

• tried

• trying

• tries

Multiple Choice

PAST SIMPLE OF: cut

• cut

• cutted

• cat

• cuts

Multiple Choice

Jane _____________ a new pair of jeans yesterday.

• bought

• buy

• buyed

• boght

Multiple Choice

Mona didn't __________ a story yesterday.

• wrote

• write

• writed

• wroted

Multiple Choice

_________ mom _________ a cake ?

• Does/ bake

• Did/ baked

• Did /bake

• Was/ bake

Multiple Choice

______ she _______ to music last week?

• Does , play

• Did, listened

• Did, listen

• Does, listen

Multiple Choice

The baby ................ a lot.

• cried

• cryed

• crying

• cry

Multiple Choice

Last Wednesday after school I _________ home

• walk

• walked

• talked

• talk

​Present Simple

We use the Present Simple to talk about routines or facts.

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Subject + verb(s)

We add an -s to the verb when the subject is singular. We don't add an -s ​when the subject is plural, 'I' or 'you​'.

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The sun sets in the west.

I always cook dinner at the weekend.​

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Multiple Choice

Monica ........................ (walk) to school.

• walk

• walks

• do walk

• don't walk

Multiple Choice

Mary and John ........................ (have) dinner at 9 o'clock.

• have

• has

• haves

• don't has

Multiple Choice

Mario ........................ (get up) at 7 o'clock.

• gets ups

• get up

• get ups

• gets up

Multiple Choice

Photography as an art form _____ to photographs that are created in accordance with the creative vision of the photographer.

• refers

• refer

Multiple Choice

Each discipline in the performing arts ____ temporal in nature, meaning the product is performed over a period of time.

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

Renaissance painters and sculptors _____ viewed merely as highly skilled artisans.

• are

• is

Multiple Choice

People, for centuries, if not millennia, _____ been emotionally affected - sometimes overwhelmed - by works of art.

• has

• have

​Present Simple Negative and Questions

Subject + do/does + not + verb

We do not question what the teacher says.

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Do/Does + subject + verb?

Does she know that we meet every Thursday?​

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Multiple Choice

"........................ Black Widow and Captain America speak French?" "No, they ........................ ."

• Do, don't

• Do, do

• Does, does

• Does, doesn't

Multiple Choice

August ........................ (have) art at 2.30. He ........................ (have) art at 10.40.

• doesn't have, has

• doesn't have, have

• has, isn't has

• have, isn't have

Multiple Choice

Paul ........................ (be) at school now. He ............................. (be) at home.

• doesn't be, be

• isn't, are

• isn't, is

• don't be, is

Multiple Choice

"........................ your mother ........................ (work) on Saturdays?" "No, she ........................ ."

• Do, works, does

• Do, work, doesn't

• Does, works, does

• Does, work, doesn't

Multiple Choice

Negative: I ____________ like pizza.

• don't

• doesn't

Multiple Select

She doesn't ______ to eat meat because she's vegan.

• likes

• to like

• like

• liking

Multiple Choice

I (not) _______ have time to go to the gym because I work until 8 PM

• am not

• doesn't

• don't

• 'm not

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct question.

• Do your dad read a newspaper in the park?

• Does your dad reads a newspaper in the park?

• Does your dad read a newspaper in the park?

• Do your dad reads a newspaper in the park?