
UNIT 3 AND 4
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STANISLAUS OSHIMEJE
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CONTENT :
UNIT 2 AND 3 REVIEW
UNIT 4 READING AND LISTENING
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Categorize
I lived in London for 3 years
She cooked dinner last night
He visited his grandparents yesterday
They watched a movie on Friday
We traveled to Paris last summer
I had already finished my homework before the party started
She had never seen such a beautiful sunset before
He had lost his keys by the time he realized it
They had already left when we arrived at the restaurant
We had never been to that restaurant before last week
I have studied Spanish for 5 years
She has worked at the company since 2010
They have traveled to Japan twice
We have never been to Australia
He has just finished his homework
She was studying all night
They were playing football when it started raining
He was reading a book while waiting for the bus
We were having dinner when the power went out
The kids were playing in the garden during the storm
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Multiple Choice
James Potter ______________ in this house since he was a baby. He still lives there now.
lived
has lived
had lived
was living
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Multiple Choice
Before the Anglo Saxons arrived in Great Britain, it _________________ by the Romans.
had been conquered
was conquered
is conquered
was being conquered
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Multiple Choice
All yesterday morning, I ________________ algebra and trigonometry in the library, but I still haven't finished writing up the report.
had written
have written
was writing
wrote
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Multiple Choice
By the time he was 60 years old, Joseph Conrad ________________ several works that count among the very best in English literature.
had been writing
wrote
had written
was writing
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Match
Once he was travelling by 'bikecar' when a speeding car knocked him out of his vehicle.
He rode a tandem bike with a friend from Vancouver to Las Vegas in 2011.
Before that journey, he had not swum more than 100 meters at one time.
Past continuous
Past simple
Past perfect
Past continuous
Past simple
Past perfect
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Match
I was listening to my MP3 player...
She missed her station...
The boys cycled home...
While Sophia was making sandwiches...
She was talking to a neighbor
when my friend called.
because she had fallen asleep on the station.
as soon as they heard the news.
I was packing the rucksack.
when I arrived at her house.
when my friend called.
because she had fallen asleep on the station.
as soon as they heard the news.
I was packing the rucksack.
when I arrived at her house.
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
"I have lost my keys"
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Multiple Choice
"Mozart wrote more than 600 pieces of music"
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Multiple Choice
"When we arrived, he had already gone home."
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Multiple Choice
"At last the bus came. I HAD BEEN WAITING for 2 hours"
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Multiple Choice
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Speculating and predicting
I can make speculations and predictions about future.
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Speculating and predicting
We´ll send people to Mars in the near future.
Liverpool won´t win the Champions League this year.
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Open Ended
What grammar structure do we use to make predictions?
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Speculating and predicting
We use WILL/WON´T
PHRASES to make predictions stronger or weaker:
I think/ I don´t think/ I doubt/ I´m not sure + will (not won´t)
I´m certain/ I´m sure + will/won´t
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Multiple Select
Choose the correct one:
I´m certain she will come to the party.
I don´t think she will come to the party.
I think she won´t come to the party.
I doubt she won´t come to the party.
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Reorder
Reorder the following sentence
I don´t
think
Wendy
will eat
with us.
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Speculating and predicting
We can also use adverbs: PROBABLY or DEFINITELY + will/won´t
She will definitely come to the party.
She probably won´t come to the party.
We usually place adverbs of certainty before the main verb unless the main verb is TO BE. In this case, the adverb of certainty goes after.
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Speculating and predicting
We use MAY/MIGHT/COULD + the infinitive without to to talk about future possibilities.
My phone may/might/could be in my bedroom.
We use MAY NOT/ MIGHT NOT for the negative but not X COULD NOT
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Open Ended
What do you think your city will look like in 50 years?
Make at least five predictions. Justify your answers.
CONTENT :
UNIT 2 AND 3 REVIEW
UNIT 4 READING AND LISTENING
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