New world 5 Review Unit 2

ENGLISH NEW WORLD 5

Unit 2: What are you doing tonight?
Review

​P'Au The New Gen

What are they doing?

They are eating pizza.

Affirmative/positive

I am reading a book.

Subject + to be + Ving + complement

Negative

We are not cooking.

Subject + to be + NOT + Ving + complement

Interrogative (yes/no)

Is she painting? Yes, she is/No, she isn't

To be + subject + Ving ?

Interrogative (wh-question)

Where is she going?

Wh-question + to be + subject + Ving?

The present continuous is used:

• to describe an action that is going on at this moment: You are using the Internet. You are studying English grammar.

• to describe an action or event in the future, which has already been planned or prepared: We're going on holiday tomorrow. I'm meeting my uncle tonight. Are they visiting you next year?

We only use the Present Continuous tense to talk about the future when we have planned to do something before we speak. We have already made a decision and a plan before speaking.

We're eating at Joe's Cafe tonight. We've already booked the table..

Multiple Choice

She is playing the violin.

• Present

• Future

Multiple Choice

Amelia and Thomas are dancing tango next week.

• Present

• Future

Multiple Choice

Joselyn is _______ Japanese tonight.

• dancing

• playing

• studying

• watching

Multiple Choice

Gerardo is ________ a movie now.

• seeing

• watching

• walking

• talking

Dropdown

A: ​

Select answer

is your sister ​

Select answer

next Saturday?B: She is going to the mall with her boyfriend.

Multiple Choice

He is _____ soccer at 7'clock.

• running

• walking

• playing

• talking

Multiple Choice

We are visiting my parents next month.

• Present

• Future

Multiple Choice

Ricardo and Roberto are ______ to school now.

• playing

• dancing

• singing

• running

Multiple Choice

My cousin is doing homework.

• Future

• Present

Drag and Drop

A: ​

Placeholder

is ​

Placeholder

at the restaurant?B: Brenda. She's my aunt.​

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Who

working

What

work

Multiple Choice

Are you traveling to Zew Zeland next year?

• Future

• Present

Multiple Choice

Marco is rehearsing for a play now.

• Future

• Present

Multiple Choice

I'm not ______ to Ecuador tomorrow.

• traveling

• walking

• counting

Multiple Choice

They aren't brushing their teeth now.

• Present

• Future

Multiple Choice

Emmanuel and Kim are leaving tomorrow.

• Future

• Present

Multiple Choice

We're not eating pizza tonight.

• Present

• Future

Multiple Choice

She isn't going to the mall on Friday.

• Future

• Present

Fill in the Blanks

Lucy

(study) Korea. She will finish the course soon.

Fill in the Blanks

"Why

(you laugh) like that?" May asked.

Fill in the Blanks

(she cook) lunch now?

Gerunds and Infinitive

To infinitive

An infinitive is a verb form that acts as other parts of speech in a sentence. It is formed with to + base form of the verb. Ex: to buy, to work.

To Infinitives

• after certain verbs

• after many adjectives: It is hard to make dinner this late.

• To show purpose:

Here are a few examples of verbs that need to be followed by an infinitive:

ask, agree, decide, expect, hope, learn, need, offer, plan, promise, seem, wait, want,

Multiple Choice

I am learning (speak) English.

• to speak

• speaking

Multiple Choice

She avoided (tell) him about her plans.

• to tell

• telling

Multiple Choice

They plan (start) college in the autumn.

• to start

• starting

Multiple Choice

Do you mind (give) me a hand?

• to give

• giving

Multiple Choice

.....the youngest child is great.

• Being

• To be

Multiple Choice

........ isn't much fun when you don't have any money.

• Shopping

• To shop

Multiple Choice

........ my sister win the race was amazing.

• Seeing

• To see

Multiple Choice

It's difficult sometimes, but ....... doesn’t help.

• worrying

• to worry

Multiple Choice

It’s great ...... you again.

• seeing

• to see

Multiple Choice

I was really surprised..... the prize!

• winning

• to win

Multiple Choice

We’re sorry ....... you're not feeling well.

• hearing

• to hear