Quiz 1

Comment les personnes dans les situations suivantes interagissent-elles en utilisant le verbe "wave"? Every morning, Sarah ​ (a)   to her neighbour before leaving for work, creating a friendly routine. Right now, the children ​ (b)   to their friends from the playground, excitedly sharing stories and laughter. Yesterday, the crowd ​ (c)   enthusiastically as the parade passed by, showing their support for the community event.

• waves
• are waving
• waved

Comment les personnes dans les situations suivantes interagissent-elles en utilisant le verbe "cross"?

Every day, she ​ (a)   the busy street to get to her workplace. Right now, the students ​ (b)   the road on their way to the museum, carefully looking both ways. Yesterday, he ​ (c)   the river using a small boat, enjoying the peaceful journey.

• crosses
• are crossing
• crossed

Match the following

• The kids are playing in the backyard

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• Workers are building a new playground

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• Sarah is baking cookies in the kitchen

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• James is painting a beautiful mural

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• The cat is chasing a butterfly

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What’s all that noise? (what/happen)

(a)  

What’s the matter? (why/you/cry)

(a)  

Where’s your mother? (she/work/today)

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form, positive (I’m doing etc.) or negative (I’m not doing etc.)

Please don’t make so much noise. (a)   (I / try) to work.

Put the verb into the correct form, positive (I’m doing etc.) or negative (I’m not doing etc.).

Let’s go out now. (a)   (it / rain) any more.

You can turn off the radio. (a)   (I / listen) to it.

The situation is already very bad and now (a)   (it / get) worse.