WorksheetsMYP 2 Final Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 45mins
Rewrite the sentence, correcting the mistakes: "Lauro was planning finishing all the content"
(a)
A way to save money is by cutting off some
Expenses
Installments
Loans
Overdrafts
Rewrite the sentence, correcting the mistakes: "We were hope to score more in the test"
(a)
Check the POSITIVE feelings
Delighted
Frightened
Energized
Dejected
Rewrite the sentence, correcting the mistakes: "Rachel intending to travel abroad last year"
(a)
To talk about past habits that are no longer true in the present, we can use:
Used to
Would
Used to and Would
Neither
Write THE WHOLE SENTENCE again, using the correct tense of the verbs:
"When she ________ (to arrive) from work, her husband _________ (to prepare) dinner already."
(a)
The structure of the Past Perfect is:
Subject + had + verb (past participle)
Subject + have/has + verb (past participle)
Subject + had + verb (past simple)
Subject + have/has/had + verb (past participle)
Write THE WHOLE SENTENCE again, using the correct tense of the verbs:
"The theater ________ (to sell out) all the tickets when they _____ (to try) to buy them."
(a)
John failed his English test.
He should've taken it more seriously.
He should've study more next time.
He should've to practiced harder.
He wish he would be better.
I tried to buy the tickets, but they had been sold out. :'(
You should've bought them earlier.
You souldn't have tried to buy them.
You should've try to buy them from someone else, then
You should sell them.
What is the missing phrasal verb??
"Enough, I can't (a) this situation anymore. I'm DONE!! I'm not paid well enough to withstand all of this ****"
If we WOULDN'T HAVE / DIDN'T HAVE access to the the internet, we wouldn't know about the military conflict in that country.
WOULDN'T HAVE
DIDN'T HAVE
If I could, I WOULD SPEND / WILL SPEND a summer working on a farm in New Zealand
WOULD SPEND
WILL SPEND
How well would you speak English if you MOVED/MOVE to Canada?
MOVED
MOVE
Report the sentence: "Stella: I will be there!"
(a)
Report the sentence: "Max to Mary: Did you travel to Ubatuba?"
(a)
Report the sentence: "Bob to John: Is she allergic?"
(a)
Use the clues to write sentences in the Third Conditional(don't use punctiation, don't use contracted forms):
"If / Jonas not go on vacation / we invite him for dinner
(a)
The structure of the Third Conditional is:
If + Past Perfect, Would + Have + Verb (Past Participle)
If + Simple Past, Would + Have + Verb (Past Participle)
If + Past Perfect, Would + Verb (Past Participle)
If + Past Perfect, Would + Have/Has + Verb (Past Participle)
Use the clues to write sentences in the Third Conditional(don't use punctiation, don't use contracted forms):
"If / I apply to the TV show / I / make my special chicken dish"
(a)
Rewrite the sentence in the Present Perfect Passive (you don't have to mention the agent): "They have found the cure for AIDS"
(a)
Rewrite the sentence in the Present Perfect Passive (you don't have to mention the agent): "The merchant has opened a new store."
(a)
Rewrite these sentences using relative clauses with –ing. "Alis is reading a book. It is deep!"
The book Alis is reading is deep.
The deep book Alis is reading.
Alis is reading a deep book.
Who is Alis?
Rewrite these sentences using relative clauses with –ing. "Julia is watching a TV show. It will release a new season"
The TV show Julia is watching will release a new season
Julia is watching a TV show that will release a new season
Julia is watching a new tv show
Who is Julia?
