English Review

Review : English Grade 6

by Me

Multiple Choice

We use "can" to talk about ...

• Ability

• Past event

• Our plans

Open Ended

How  to ask for someone's ability?

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Ken's father ______ play football.

• can

• cant

• can't

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Can alice play the guitar?

• Yes, she can.

• No, she can't.

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Can Mike play the guitar?

• Yes, he can.

• No, he can't.

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Can Emily do judo?

• Yes, she can.

• No, she can't.

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Can Ben ride a bike?

• Yes, he can.

• No, he can't.

• Yes, she can.

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Can the fish sing?

• Yes, he can.

• No, he can't.

• Yes, it can.

• No, it can't.

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I _______ go to work today because I'm sick.

• can

• can't

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Chris ______play football very well.

• can

• can't

• cannot

Comparison​

​Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Open Ended

When we want to compare two things in English, we use a ...

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Marc is ...... than Justin.

• more short

• shorter

• shortier

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Swimming is ...... exercise than walking.

• gooder

• more good

• better

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Oranges are ...... than lemons.

• sweeter

• more sweet

• sweetier

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Driving is ...... than flying.

• more dangerous

• dangerouser

• the most dangerous

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Dark chocolate is ...... than white chocolate.

• healther

• most healthy

• healthier

Open Ended

When we want to compare more than two things in English, we use a ...

Multiple Choice

Khaera runs faster than Beryl but Haris is ...

• The faster

• the best

• the fastest

• fast

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He has the … house among all his friends.

• big

• biggest

• bigger

• huge

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Russia is ...... country in the world.

• bigger

• the most big

• the biggest

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Sophie is ...... student in our English group.

• the youngest

• the most young

• younger

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Mount Everest is ...... mountain in the world.

• higher

• the most high

• the highest

The Past Simple​

​

Multiple Choice

We use the past simple to talk about ...

• Ability

• Past event

• Our plans

​We use was and were to talk about places and feelings

​Example:

• ​I was at home yesterday.

• We were at the sport centre last week

Multiple Select

We use "was" with

• I

• He/She/it

• You

• They

Multiple Select

We use "were" with

• We

• He/She/it

• You

• They

Multiple Choice

I ____ at the hospital last night.

• was

• were

• weren't

• wasn't

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Michael ____ very interested in the presentation.

• wasn't

• weren't

• was

• weren't

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My father ____ very happy at my graduation.

• was

• were

• wasn't

• weren't

Multiple Choice

____ Janet late this morning?

• was

• were

• are

• where

Multiple Select

What .......... you do last weekend ?

• do

• does

• was

• did

Multiple Select

Did you go camping last month? 

• Yes, I do.

• No, I don´t.

• Yes, I did.

• Yes, she did.

Multiple Choice

I ___ to school yesterday.

• went

• go

• goed

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Rob ___ movie last night.

• watches

• watch

• watched

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The monkey ___ the tree an hour ago.

• climb

• climbs

• climbed

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Mom ___ spaghetti yesterday.

• cooks

• cooked

• cook

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I ___ my homework last night.

• did

• do

• does

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We ___ in the sea two weeks ago.

• swim

• swam

• swimmed

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Lina ___ a horse yesterday.

• ride

• rided

• rode

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The children ___ English last week.

• study

• studyed

• studied

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Simón ................ his guitar last sunday

• play

• playing

• played

• plays