Parcial 1s term - Level 4 G5 sat

Choose the correct sentence using "used to"

• I use to play soccer when I was a child.

• I used to play soccer when I was a child.

• I was used to play soccer when I was a child.

• I am used to play soccer when I was a child.

Choose the correct negative form of "used to"

• I didn't used to like vegetables.

• I don't used to like vegetables.

• I didn't use to like vegetables.

• I wasn't used to like vegetables.

Choose the correct "yes/no" question with "used to"

• Did you used to live in Spain?

• Use you to live in Spain?

• Did you use to live in Spain?

• Was you used to live in Spain?

Identify the incorrect sentence:

• She used to go swimming every summer.

• They didn't use to eat meat.

• Did she used to have long hair?

• He used to have a pet dog.

Choose the correct negative "yes/no" question:

• Don't you like pizza?

• You don't like pizza?

• Do you not like pizza?

• You do not like pizza?

Choose the correct "yes/no" question in the past simple:

• Did he went to the party?

• Was he go to the party?

• Did he go to the party?

• Does he go to the party?

What is a gerund?

• A verb in past simple.

• A verb ending in "-ing" that acts as a noun.

• A verb with "to" before it, like "to eat".

• A verb ending in "-ing" that acts as present continuous.

What is an infinitive?

• A verb ending in "-ing".

• A verb with "to" before it, like "to eat".

• A verb in the past tense.

• A verb in third person singular.

Read the following text and answer the question.

"Maria used to live in a small town, but now she lives in a big city. She likes her new home, but she misses her old friends. Every weekend, she calls them and talks about their lives."

What does Maria miss?

• Her small old town

• Sharing time with her old friends

• His old friends

• Talking on the phone

Listen to the conversations. Then choose the word or phrase that correctly completes each sentence.

-        Jeremy _______food made with salt and oil.

• Is crazy about

• Is avoiding

• Can’t stand

• Loves