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Worksheets1º BACHILLERATO (REVIEW)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
DENIFITION: something that is easy to understand
user-friendly
do a search
go viral
design software
The synonym of OBSOLETE is...
out-of-date
up-to-date
develop
power
The synonym of GADGET is...
power
search engine
device
wireless technology
This new fashion is strange. I don't think it will ever ______ .
break into
go on
catch on
turn up
Try to _______ with a better idea. This one is boring.
come up with
break down
turn down
catch on
Complete with a phrasal verb:
Thieves (a) the computer shop last night.
DEFINITION: to be activated / explode / to cease functioning (lights for example)
turn off
grab
go off
lock
DEFINITION: a person that affords evidence and / or gives testimony in a court of law
witness
reporter
burglar
evidence
DEFINITION: data or facts which prove or disprove something
evidence
robbery
scoop
headline
Complete with the correct verb tense:
Something is wrong with my laptop. It (a) (not work) at the moment.
Write this sentence in interrogative form:
My friends and I usually hang out on Saturday nights.
(a)
Complete with the correct verb tense:
While I (a) (wait) for the film to start, my computer crashed.
Complete with the correct verb tense:
When the phone (a) , I was having a shower, so I couldn't answer it.
Complete with the correct verb tense:
I (a) (just/get) some secret information from a news source!
Complete with the correct verb tense:
By the time the police __________ (arrive), the mugger _______(get away)
(a)
Complete with the correct verb tense:
Hopefully, he (a) (pass) his sailign test by the end of the week.
Complete with the correct verb tense:
Watch out! This sufboard (a) (hit) you!
Complete with the correct verb tense:
We (a) (take)our first scuba-diving lesson tomorrow morning.
Complete with the correct verb tense:
Lucky you! At this time tomorrow, you (a) (swim) in the Caribbean.
Adjectives that end in -ING are used to...
describe something/someone that causes an emotion
describe how someone feels about something
Adjectives that end in -ED are used to...
describe how someone feels about something
describe something/someone that causes an emotion
It was a _____ experience to ride in a hot-air baloon!
thrilling
thrilled
I was ______ by the many different wild animals we saw during the safari.
amazed
amazing
The synonym of DANGEROUS is...
(a)
It's challenging to cycle up a ____ hill.
steep
exhausted
awesome
breathtaking
Complete with the suitable MODAL VERB or MODAL PERFECT:
You (a) (get) so angry about his silly jokes last night.
Complete with the suitable MODAL VERB or MODAL PERFECT:
Katie (a) (meet) us at the shopping centre. She'll let me know soon.
Complete with the suitable MODAL VERB or MODAL PERFECT:
You (a) (bring) anything to my party. It isn't necessary.
Complete with the suitable MODAL VERB or MODAL PERFECT:
She _____ (dance) very well when she was a child.
could dance
was able to dance
The opposite of GENEROUS is...
(a)
Add the right SUFFIX to the adj in order to form a NOUN:
APPEAR (adj)
(a)
Add the right SUFFIX to the adj in order to form a NOUN:
SAD (adj)
(a)
DEFINITION: the group of performers in a play or film
award
costumes
audience
cast
DEFINITION: a radio or television program in which a group of people compete in answering questions
quiz show
soap opera
sitcom
cartoon
Study the situation and then decide whether the relative clauses are defining or non-defining:
"I have three brothers"
My brother who lives in Sidney came to see me last month.
My brother, who lives in Sidney, came to see me last month.
Study the situation and then decide whether the relative clauses are defining or non-defining:
"I have one sister"
My sister who is 25 years old spent her holiday in France.
My sister, who is 25 years old, spent her holiday in France.
Study the situation and then decide whether the relative clauses are defining or non-defining:
"We are on holiday. Yesterday we visited a church"
The church, which we visited yesterday, is very old.
The church which we visited yesterday is very old.
Translate: La última película de Tim Burton no se ha estrenado en España todavía.
(a)
Translate: Si ellos se casan, intentaré ir a su boda.
(a)
"I'll take part in the race this afternoon," Peter said
(Reported Statement)
(a)
"Did you sleep enough'?" the coach asked.
(Reported Yes/No question)
(a)
"Where does the famous footballer live?" Kim asked
(Reported WH- question)
(a)
"Don't drink today" told me my father.
(Reported Order)
(a)
"Let's go to the park," Kim suggested.
(Reported suggestion)
(a)
Second conditional: She (a) (dress up) if she had a costume
Third conditional: If you had come with us, you (a) (be) impressed by their customs.
UNLESS (a no ser que) is always followed by...
a positive verb
a negative verb
Transform into PASSIVE VOICE:
The Government is planning a new road near my house
(a)
Transform into PASSIVE VOICE:
Somebody should do the work
(a)
Transform to PASSIVE VOICE:
She didn't clean the office yesterday.
(a)
