Review (Unit 7-9) Intermediate 2

What is the auxiliary verb of Simple present?

• Do / does

• Did

• Have /has

• Will

Answer explanation

Remember that if the sentence is affirtmative, we put the letter "s" in "he, she, it"

What is the auxiliary verb of the present perfect

• Do / does

• Did

• Have / has

• Will

Answer explanation

Have or has and after that we put a verb in past participle:

I have written.

He has gone.

They have forgotten...

When and where _______ she born?

• did

• were

• was

• does

Answer explanation

The verb "nacer" always uses the verb "to be"

The man _________ to the cinema last week.

• goes

• went

• will go

• have gone

Answer explanation

"Last week" is an expression of time that indicates finished time. Simple past is used.

In my life, I __________ to India twice.

• travel

• traveled

• have traveled

• am traveling

Answer explanation

Present perfect is used with activities that started in the past and are still true in the present. Also for experiences at any point in our lives.

Since the morning until now, we _________ yet.

• don't eat

• didn't eat

• haven't eaten

• aren´t eating

Answer explanation

Present perfect is used for something that started in the past and it is still true.

The expression "until now" gives you the idea that still continues

Some things _________ from the jewelry store yesterday.

• are taken

• were taken

• have been taken

• will be taken

Answer explanation

We use the passive voice in the past when we talk about the things and the people are not important.

We use in the past because of the expression "yesterday"

Every day, Camila ________ her dog at around 7.

• walks

• walk

• walked

• is walking

Answer explanation

For routines, we use the simple present.

Don't forget to use "s" if the pronouns are "he, she, it"

They want __________ to the cinema.

• go

• to go

• going

Answer explanation

WANT + INFINITIVE

Everybody avoids __________ cellphones while driving.

• use

• to use

• using

Answer explanation

AVOID + GERUND