Revision 3 Elementary

Simple ​Structure

Subject + ​Auxiliary Will + Main verb

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​ I will open the door

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​ You will finish before me

​Simple Structure

​ Subject + Auxiliary Will not/ won't + Main Verb

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​ I won't exercise today

​Word Order

​WILL/WON'T

​We use wıll/won't for ınstant decisions

A: What would you like to order?

B: I'll have a cup of tea.

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A: Will you stay for dinner?

B: I think I won't. I have some homework to do. ​

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​WILL/WON'T

​We use wıll/won't for PROMISES

I promise I won't tell anybody.

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I'll always love you. ​

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​WILL/WON'T/ Shall

​We use wıll/won't/Shall for OFFERS

I'll help you with those bags.

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Shall we see the new movie?​

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Multiple Choice

Come on, I'll help you with those bags.

• offer
• decision

• promise

• prediction

Multiple Choice

Waiter: “What would you like to eat?”
Customer: “I think I’ll have the chicken.”

• decision
• offer

• promise

• prediction

Multiple Choice

My frying pan is ______ thing in the kitchen.

• the most useful

• most useful

• useful

Multiple Choice

I feel_________(bad) than you

• bader

• more bad

• worse

Multiple Choice

Spiders have__________(many) legs than beetles

• a lot

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

Tom is a________(good)swimmer than Steve

• best

• better

• gooder

Multiple Choice

Winter in Moscow (-15 degrees).

Winter in Yakutsk (-40 degrees).

Choose the correct sentence.

• Winter in Moscow is as cold as winter in Yakutsk.

• Winter in Moscow is not as cold as winter in Yakutsk.

Gerunds and infinitives

​Gerunds

​Gerunds are words that are formed with verbs but act as nouns. They're very easy to spot, since every gerund is a verb with ing added to it.

​Infinitives

A verb form with to at the beginning. It can act as a noun

When can I use an infinitive?​

After some adjectives

To express purpose

Open Ended

What are you interested in?

Open Ended

What did you enjoy doing as a child?

Multiple Choice

Which is the Gerund in the sentence:

I`M NOT VERY GOOD AT PLAYING GOLF.

• GOOD

• PLAYING

• THERE IS NO GERUND IN THIS SENTENCE

Multiple Choice

Which is the Infinitive in the following sentence:

You promised to take the children to the movies.

• to take

• to the movies

• there is no infinitive in the sentence