GRAMMAR REVIEW - ENGLISH FOR IT 1 - UNIT 1&2

GRAMMAR REVIEW

(Unit 1 & 2)

Unit 1

Present tense

Multiple Choice

The event today ..... the newest product of the company.

• celebrate

• celebrates

• celebrating

Multiple Choice

My work .... resolving issues from the client.

• including

• include

• includes

Multiple Choice

My daughter's schedule ... at 7:00 A.M.

• begins

• begin

• beginning

Multiple Choice

The employees ... to receive a higher salary.

• expects

• expect

• expecting

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with is or are.

A: Who

in charge of the project?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with is or are.

The computers are broken. Where ... the maintenance guys?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with is or are.

Let me walk you through my team members. There ... five people in my team.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with is or are.

I am a QC in my company. My job

responsible for overlooking the projects.

To be:

He/she/it + is + Complement
You/we/they + are + Complement
I + am + Complement

Simple present

Grammar points

​Verb:

I/you/we/they + V + O

He/she/it + V(s/es) + O

​Question:

Yes/No question: Do/Does + S + V + O?

Wh_ question: Wh_ + do/does + S + V + O?

Useful phrases

To say what you want to be:

•It is great to land a job as a…

•I expect to become a…

•I dream of being a…

To describe the work:

•My work includes + V-ing

•My job is to + V-bare

•I’m in charge of + V-ing

​To say where you work for:

•My company name is…

•The company I want to work for is…

•I look forward to working for a company called….

Unit 2

Comparatives

Modal verbs

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

Multiple Choice

Phones are necessary because they have the .... utilities for people's daily life.

• good

• well

• best

Multiple Choice

Samsung is the pioneer in Face ID technology, whereas Apple is the .... in altering it.

• best

• well

• better

Multiple Choice

In conclusion, it seems that Dell has .... battery life than MacBook.

• longest

• long

• longer

Multiple Choice

As for me, I don't prefer using iOS because Android is .... to use.

• easy

• easyer

• easier

Multiple Choice

I suppose that Danny should be .....

• friendliest

• friendlier

Multiple Choice

In order to book a concert ticket, you .... wait for a long time.

• has to

• have to

Multiple Choice

It's your .... to alter the plan.

• duty

• durable

Multiple Choice

You can not have a successful plan .... taking notice of the details.

• within

• without

Multiple Choice

You .... pull the plug on the A project; the other project is less...

• should/ risk

• should/ riskier

• should/ risky

Short ADJ:

S + V + the + Adj/adv + est + N

(NOTE: Adj ends with "y", change to "iest". Ex: Prettiest)

Long ADJ:

S + V + the + most/least + adj + N

Superlatives

Short ADJ:

S + V + Adj/Adv + -er + than

(NOTE: Adj ends with "y," change to "ier". Ex: Lazier)

Long ADJ:

S + V + more/less + Adj/ Adv + than

Comparatives

Comparatives & Superatives

Modal verbs

S + can/ can’t + V-inf

Common modal verbs:

Must/ Mustn't

Need/ needn't

Should/ Shouldn't

Have to/ Don't have to

Subject | Subject

Useful phrases

EXPRESSING OBLIGATION
You must	In order to…, you have to…
You have got to	You cannot … without
You have to	… is a requirement of…
It’s your duty to	You need to…
It’s compulsory to…	You should…

Subject | Subject