review OEAP A2 Unit1-4 grammar & vocabulary

Grammar :

Present Simple

Affirmative, Negative and Questions

Notes : Affirmative, Negative and Questions

Affirmative

1. I/We/You/They WEAR jeans or shorts.

2. He/She/It LIKES urban sports.

Negative

1. I/We/You/They DON'T NEED special facilities.

2.He/She/It DOESN'T PLAY football.

Questions and Short Answers

1. DO I/we/you/they LIVE in a city? Yes, I/we/you/they DO.

2. DOES he/she/it LIKE parkour? No, he/she/it DOESN'T.

Notes : Third Person Spelling Rules

1. For most verbs, add -s to the infinitive.

draw --> draws , cook --> cooks

2. For verbs that end in -s, -sh, -ss, -ch, -x, or -o add -es.

do --> does , watch --> watches

3. For verbs that end in consonant + -y, omit the -y and add -ies.

fly --> flies , study --> studies

4. Irregular verbs don't follow the rules!

have --> has , be --> is

Exercise 1 :

Complete the sentences with the present simple form of the verbs in brackets.

There are five sentences. Go to the next slide.

Multiple Select

1. Jenna ___ (do) a lot of sport in her free time.

• does

• do

Multiple Select

2. We ___ (not have) time to play that game now.

• do not have

• does not have

Multiple Select

3. That film ___ (finish) at 1am!

• finishes

• finish

Multiple Select

4. My dad ___ (worry) when I come home late.

• worry

• worries

Multiple Select

5. Jay ___ (not go) to concerts very often.

• do not go

• does not go

Exercise 2 :

Which questions are correct?

Go to the next slide.

Multiple Select

a. Do your friends go to the cinema?

b. Does your friends go to the cinema?

• a

• b

Multiple Select

a. Do your town have a football team?

b. Does your town have a football team?

• a

• b

Multiple Select

a. Does your parents like pop music?

b. Do your parents like pop music?

• a

• b

Multiple Select

a. Does your school organize interesting trips?

b. Do your school organize interesting trips?

• a

• b

Sequencing

Sequencing Signal Words and Phrases

• first, second, third, and so on...

• in the past... currently... eventually... over time

• prior to... before/after... simultaneously... previously

Multiple Choice

Which sentence goes first?

• At last, we arrived in Greece.

• First, we woke up early.

• Then, we flew for hours.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence goes second?

• At last, we arrived in Greece.

• First, we woke up early.

• Then, we flew for hours.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence goes last?

• At last, we arrived in Greece.

• First, we woke up early.

• Then, we flew for hours.

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

YLE Movers

Multiple Choice

What is the ending for a superlative adjective?

• -est

• -erst

Multiple Choice

What's the ending of a comparative adjective?

• -est

• -er

Multiple Choice

Atacama desert is the ___________ of the world

• drier

• wettest

• driest

• wetter

Multiple Choice

The Antarctica is __________ than Alaska

• hotter

• the hottest

• coldest

• colder

Multiple Choice

Colombia is ___________ than Chile

• wet

• wettest

• wetter

• weter

Multiple Choice

Punta Arenas is the __________ city of Chile, and the fourth (4th) in the world

• hottest

• windiest

• windier

• sunniest

Multiple Select

The sunniest place in the United States is...

• Nevada

• Arizona

Multiple Choice

My grandfather is _________ than my mother

• younger

• youngest

• older

• oldest

Multiple Select

My little brother is the ___________ in the family

• younger

• youngest

• older

• oldest

Multiple Choice

My brother and I are _____ __________ kids in the family

• the loudest

• louder

• quieter

• the quiestest

Multiple Select

My grandmother is _________ than my brother and me

• louder

• the loudest

• quieter

• the quietest

Multiple Choice

My father is _____ ___________

• cleverer

• the cleverest

• cleverest

• clever

Multiple Select

My mother is ___________ than my father

• busy

• busiest

• the busiest

• busier

Multiple Choice

My brother and I are _________ _______ our cousins

• naughty

• naughtier than

• the naughtiest

Multiple Choice

New York is ________________than London.

• crowdeder

• more crowded

• the crowdest

• the most crowded

Numbers

By Tamara Oqili

​Numbers from 100 to 999;

​100 : one hundred ( It's also possible to say a hundred instead of one hundred.)

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​Example:

​102: one hundred and two

​123: one hundred and twenty three

​Numbers larger than 999;

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​Vocabulary