English III (HITO 3 Review)

English III Review

"Hito 3"

By Richard Cruz

Phrasal verbs

Multiple Choice

What do you think that are phrasal verbs?

• They are compound verbs that have a different meaning

• I don't know

• Are auxiliary verbs used in a negative structure, a question or to show tense.

• They are used for actions that have begun but not finished. It can also be used to talk about future arrangements.

Multiple Choice

Would you like to come ____ my flat next Friday to watch a film?

• off

• out

• over

Multiple Choice

The next week's meeting will come ______ on Tuesday

• out

• over

• off

Multiple Choice

The police let him get ____ with only a $10 ticket

• out

• away

• around

Multiple Choice

My grandfather can GET ____ fine in his new wheelchair

• away

• around

• out

Multiple Choice

I don`t know that baby could GET ____ of the cot

• away

• around

• out

Multiple Select

To go faster and faster is the same as to ___ up.

• Call

• Speed

Multiple Choice

If a problem suddenly happens, it is the same as a problem has just ___ up.

• Beat

• Cropped

Multiple Choice

To divide into groups is the same as to ___ up.

• screw

• split

• beat

Future Forms

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Multiple Select

Which sentences are not in future?

1. I will dance tomorrow

2. I dance

3. She is dancing this wekeend.

4. She is dancing.

5. She is going to dance.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Multiple Select

Which strucutes are used to talk about future?

1. to be + verb

2. will + verb

3. be going to + verb

4. to be + verb + ing + future expression

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

​Example of future forms

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• I will study for my final exam.

• I am going to study for my final exam.

• I am studying for my final exam tonight.

Multiple Choice

I promise I ________ anyone

• won't tell

• am not going to tell

• am not telling

• don't tell

Multiple Choice

Look at all these clouds! I think it __________

• will rain

• is going to rain

• is raining

• rains

Multiple Choice

I am very determined. When I grow up I _____________ a lawyer.

• will be

• am going to be

• am being

• am

Multiple Choice

On Saturdays the bus __________ at 10 a.m.

• will arrive

• is going to arrive

• is arriving

• arrives

Multiple Choice

Next week Sally ___________ a party.

• will give

• is going to give

• is giving

• gives

Multiple Choice

The train _________ at 11:45.

• is leaving

• leaves

• is going to leave

• will leave

Multiple Choice

We____________________ dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we have't booked a table yet.

• are going to have

• will have

• are having

• is going to have

Multiple Choice

My ski instructor believes it ____________ in the mountains tomorrow evening.

• will snow

• is going to snow

• is snowing

• is been snow

Multiple Choice

On Sunday at 8 o'clock _____________________ my friend.

• I am meeting

• I will meet

• I'll meeting

• I have met

Multiple Choice

They _________________ to London on Friday evening at 8:15.

• are flying

• will be flight

• will fly

• is fly

Multiple Choice

Wait! ________________ you to the station.

• I will drive

• I'm driving

• I have driven

• I won't drove

Multiple Choice

The English lesson ____________ at 8:45.

• is going to start

• starts

• will start

• have started

Multiple Choice

I _____________________ my sister in April.

• am going to see

• will see

• have seen

• see

Multiple Choice

Look at the clouds - it _____________ in a few minutes.

• is going to rain

• will rain

• rains

• has been raining

Multiple Choice

Listen! There's someone at the door. I _________ the door for you.

• will open

• am going to open

• open

• have opned

Multiple Choice

Lisa has sold her car. She ___________________ a bike.

• will buy

• is going to buy

• buys

• has been buying

Multiple Choice

What _________________ tomorrow evening?

• are you going to do

• will you do

• do you do

Multiple Choice

______ she ______ to study Medicine next year?

• Will, go

• Is, going

• Does, go

Multiple Choice

I _______ to the cinema tomorrow.

• am going

• will go

• go

Multiple Choice

I fell asleep and missed the middle of the film. The film was ______________.

• bored

• boring

• amazing

• amazed

Multiple Choice

It made me laugh. I was ___________.

• interesting

• amused

• bored

• moved

Multiple Choice

Thunderstorms make me ............

• scaring

• scared

• amazing

• amazed

Multiple Choice

That game is very .............. I think I will stop.

• tiring

• tired

• interesting

• interested

Multiple Choice

I am very _________ to know how that giraffe got up there!

• interested
• funny
• interesting
• curiosity

Multiple Choice

• I am so boring.
• This class is so boring.
• This class is bored.
• My teacher is bored.

Multiple Choice

I'm going to Asia very soon. I have been waiting for that for a long time and I think it's going to be ______________.

• exciting

• excited

• disappointing

• disappointed

Multiple Choice

My job is really ________________.

• satisfying

• satisfied

• worrying

• worried

Multiple Choice

I fell in front of all these people, I've never felt so ________________ in my life.

• embarrassed

• embarrassing

• frightened

• frightening

Multiple Choice

I don't know what to do, I'm ___________________.

• confused

• confusing

• disappointed

• diasppointing

Modals of Deduction

must, can't, could, may, might

We can use

 MUST, MAY, MIGHT, COULD and CAN'T to express how sure we are about something happening in the present or the future.

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MUST

We use must when we feel sure about something because there is some kind of evidence.

e.g.  She must study very hard because she gets really good marks.

CAN'T

We use can't when we are sure something is not true.

e.g. You have been sleeping all day. You can't be tired.

MAY, MIGHT, COULD

We use may, might and could when are not sure about something, but we think it is possible.

e.g. She might go to the party tomorrow if you ask her. 

e.g. Peter could be at the library. He said he was going to go one of these days.

e.g. They may win the match. They are quite good.

***They all have the same meaning, but may is more formal than might and could.

Multiple Choice

The house isn't hard to find. It's the red one at the end. You _____ miss it!

• must

• can't

• could

Multiple Choice

Look at that bird! Maybe it's an eagle or it _____ be a vulture.

• must

• could

• can't

Multiple Choice

What an amazing trip! You _____ have some incredible photos.

• must

• might

• can't

Multiple Choice

Have you got your passport? I'm not sure if you'll need it but they _____ ask you for ID.

• must

• might

• can't

In your notebook...

Copy the sentences from the PDF and complete using the modals of deduction (must, can't, might)

GRAMMAR - ZERO, FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

• use Zero Conditional, First Conditional, Second Conditional and appropriate vocabulary regarding the topic discussed in various sentences

SUCCESS CRITERIA

• rewrite five sentences starting with the words given to show various conditional sentences

  
  

• circle the correct words, complete the dialogues and choose the correct response to revise the lesson (Round-up Activities)

Poll

Zero conditional is ....................

• used to talk about something that is likely to happen in the present or in the future

• used to talk about facts and general truths

Poll

First conditional is ....................

• used for things we know will not happen now or in the future and to give advice

• used to talk about something that is likely to happen in the present or in the future

Poll

Second conditional is ....................

• used for things we know will not happen now or in the future and to give advice

• used to talk about facts and general truths

Multiple Choice

1) If it _______ tomorrow, will you bring an umbrella?

• rain

• rained

• raining

• rains

Multiple Choice

2) If I got a pay rise, I________buy a new car.

• would buys

• will buy

• would buy

• would bought

Multiple Choice

3) Adalia will water the garden if she________ home.

• comes

• come

• will come

• came

Multiple Choice

4) My mom won't give me permission to go to the party

• if I am happy.

• if I read the Bible.

• if I don't finish my homework.

• if I clean my room.

Multiple Choice

5) They will buy the new I phone.

• if they write the report.

• if they have money.

• if they are on vacation.

• if the secretary makes coffee.

Multiple Choice

6) My friends will go on vacations

• if they see the doctor.

• if I play video games.

• if they don't have problems in school.

• if it rains in the morning.

Multiple Choice

7) The English teacher......................annoyed if we ................. the homework.

• will get/ do

• got/ didn't do

• get/ don't do

• gets/ don't do

Multiple Choice

8) If you __________ your vegetables, you will be healthier .

• eat

• eats

• will eat

Multiple Choice

9) If you speak too loudly, you __________ the baby up.

• will wake

• would wake

• would have woken

Multiple Choice

10) If he paid more attention,

• he could understood the exercise.

• he could understand the exercise.

• he understands the exercise.

• he would understood the exercise.

Multiple Choice

The Second Conditional is formed with...

• If + past perfect + would

• If + present simple + would

• If + past simple + would

• If + past simple, would + past perfect

Multiple Choice

The First Conditional is formed with...

• If present simple , would + infinitive

• If past simple , will + infinitive

• If past simple, present simple

• If present simple, will + infinitive

Multiple Choice

The Zero Conditional is formed with...

• If past simple , would + infinitive

• If present simple , present + infinitive

• If present simple , present simple

• If past simple, present simple

Multiple Choice

We use the Second Conditional...

• to talk about real situations.

• to talk about real past situations.

• to talk about imaginary or unreal situations.

• to talk about real or future situations.

Multiple Choice

We use the FIRST conditional...

• for unreal situations in the future.

• for hypothetical situations in the future.

• for possible situations in the future.

• for real situations in the future.

Multiple Choice

We use the ZERO conditional...

• to talk about scientific facts.

• to talk about rules and laws.

• to talk about true things.

• All of the above.