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WorksheetsFINAL TEST
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 50mins
Emphasis on the subject
Passive voice
Active voice
Emphasis on the object
Active voice
Passive voice
Choose the correct structure of
Active voice
Who receives+ Comp+ Verb
Who does+ Action+ Who receives
Verb+ Who does+ Subject
Choose the correct structure of Passive voice
Who receives+ TO BE. Par+ Who receives
Who does+ TO BE+VerbP+By+Who receives
Who receives+TO BE+VerbP+By+Who receives/OP
Who does+ Action+ Who receives
Write a sentence using Active voice (Present simple)
Write a sentence using Passive voice (Modal)
Write a sentence using Active voice
(Past simple)
Write a sentence using Passive voice
(Present continuous)
Choose the correct sentence in your passive voice from the following sentence..
"Juan is painting the wall"
Juan had been painting the wall
The wall should be painted by Juan
The wall is being painted by Juan
Choose the correct sentence in your passive voice from the following sentence..
"They will take an airplane to travel 3 months"
The airplane should be taken by them
The airplane will be taken by them to travel 3 months
The airplane is going to be taken by them
Choose the correct sentence in your passive voice from the following sentence...
"Mel Gibson was producing Apocalipto"
Apocalipto was being produced by Mel Gibson
Apocalipto should be produced by Mel Gibson
Apocalipto is going to be produced by Mel Gibson
Choose the correct sentence in your active voice from the following sentence...
"The wall was being painted by us"
We are painting the wall
We were painting the wall
We are going to paint the wall
Choose the correct sentence in your active voice from the following sentence...
"The routine had been finished by Martin this morning"
Martin has finished the routine this morning
Martin had finished the routine this morning
Martin should finished the routine this morning
Choose the correct sentence in your active voice from the following sentence...
"The exercise should have been finished"
I should have finished the exercise
I have being finished the exercise
I was finishing the exercise
Write a sentence using the active and passive voice
(Past perfect)
What is a Modal verb?
Personal pronoun that is used typically as a grammatical object
Combining a verb and a particle and/or a preposition, forming a non-compositional single semantic unit
Are a small class of auxiliary verbs used to express possibility, obligation, advice, permission, ability
Choose 3 differents modal verbs that we can use
May
Into
Should
Must
Boat
"ar-er-ir To play, To eat / To can/Not can To may/Not may"
Choose the correct characteristic
They don´t have gerund
They don´t use "s" "es" "ies"
They don´t have infinitive
They don´t use auxiliaries
"ING - Canning / Maying / Shoulding"
Choose the correct characteristic.
They don´t have infinitive
You can use them with another verb
They don´t use "s" "es" "ies"
They don´t have gerund
"Do you can?/Do you may? Can you?/ May you?"
Choose the correct characteristic.
They don´t have infinitive
They don´t use auxiliaries
They don´t use "s" "es" "ies"
You can use them with another verb
The modal verb "CAN" can be used as...
Ability
Lack of ability
Permission
Prohibition
The modal verb "SHOULD" is used as..
An advice
A prohibition
An ability
A permission
The modal verb "MUST" is used as...
An advice
A permission
An obligation
Lack of ability
The modal verb "WOULD" is used as...
An obligation
A permission
An ability
None of the above
Choose the correct actions of the modal verb "COULD"
Ability
Advice
Permission
Prohibition
All of the above
"May I go to the bathroom?"
This is an example of...
A permission
An ability
A prohibition
"She should brush her hair"
This is an example of...
Permission
Advice
Ability
Lack of ability
What is the modal verb that modifies the verb before it?
Should
Would
Must
Can
Could
"You would come to my house with your husband?"
Is that sentence correct?
YES
NO
We also can use the modal verb "COULD" in...
Second conditional
Phrasal verbs
Reported speech
An article
Chooose the correct structure when we use NEED as a common verb
(Present tense)
S + do/does + not+ need+ comp.
S + Did + not + need + Comp
S + do/does + need+ comp.
Chooose the correct structure when we use NEED as a common verb
(Past tense)
S + Did + not + need + Comp + By
S + Did + not + need + Comp
S + Did + need + Comp
Choose the correct structure when we use NEED as a modal verb
(Present tense)
S+ Needn´t/ Need not + Verb + Comp
S+ Needn´t/ Need not+ have+ V.P.P+ Comp
S+ Needn´t/ Need not+ have+ Comp
Choose the correct structure when we use NEED as a modal verb
(past tense)
S+ Needn´t/ Need not+ have+ V.P.P+ Comp
S+ Needn´t/ Need not+ have+ Comp
S+ Needn´t/ Need not + V.P.P+ Comp
He needn´t have sent that e-mail
NEED as a modal verb
NEED as a common verb
I didn´t need to send that e-mail
NEED as a common verb
NEED as a modal verb
Choose the common group oh Essays that we used
Narrative, Descriptive, Expository and Persuasive
Narrative, Descriptive, Explanatory and Persuasive
Both are correct
Choose the correct group of Paragraph that we used
Narrative, Persuasive, Expository and Descriptive
Persuasive, Narrative, Descriptive and Persuasive
Expository, Narrative, Descriptive and ¨Persuasive
Is a "short formal piece of writing..dealing with a single subject"
Paragraph
Essay
Conditionals
Passive voice
That gives the reader an idea of what they are about to learn and presents an argument in the form of a thesis statement
Body paragraph
Introductory Paragraph
Concluding paragraph
That summarizes the content and findings of the essay
Concluding paragraph
Body paragraph
Introductory paragraph
Is used for when the time being referred to is now or always and the situation is real and possible
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
Is used to refer to the present or future where the situation is real.
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
Is used to refer to a time that is now or any time, and a situation that is unreal
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
Is used to refer to a time that is in the past, and a situation that is contrary to reality
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
If I had studied, I would passed the test
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
If they didn´t train, they wouldn´t win the championship
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
If you don´t study, you will not learn
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
If you study, you learn
0 conditional
1 conditional
2 conditional
3 conditional
Describing a person, place, thing, animal, theme or idea to the reader.
Narrative paragraph
Persuasive paragraph
Descriptive paragraph
Expository paragraph
Helps tell the story and keeps the story moving
Narrative paragraph
Persuasive paragraph
Expository paragraph
Descriptive paragraph
Is one in which the writer is actually giving his own opinion on a certain subject or topic
Descriptive paragraph
Narrative paragraph
Persuasive paragraph
Expository paragraph
You give information. You explain a subject, give directions, or show how something happens
Persuasive paragraph
Narrative paragraph
Expository paragraph
Descriptive paragraph
How much means....
Cuánto? Cuánta?
Cuántos? Cuántas?
How many means...
Cuánto? Cuánta?
Cuántas? Cuántos?
Choose 3 nouns in which we can use HOW MANY
Dollars
Water
Oil
Dogs
Umbrellas
Choose 3 nouns in which we can use HOW MUCH
Flour
Books
Money
Paper
Photos
Write 2 sentences using HOW MUCH
Write 2 sentences using HOW MANY
Sounds which are made with vocal fold vibration
Voiced
Voiceless
Sounds which are made without vocal fold vibration
Voiced
Voiceless
Choose 3 sounds that are VOICED
/z/
/h
/d/
/m/
Choose 3 sounds that are VOICELESS
/h/
/m/
/s/
/f/
Write the difference between voiced and voiceless
Whatever...
Cosas
Momentos
Lugares
Elecciones
Maneras
Whoever...
Momentos
Personas
Cosas
Lugares
Elecciones
Whenever...
Momentos
Cosas
Lugares
Elecciones
Maneras
Wherever...
Momentos
Cosas
Lugares
Maneras
Personas
Whichever...
Cosas
Personas
Momentos
Lugares
Elecciones
However...
Cosas
Elecciones
Personas
Momentos
Maneras
What is phonetics?
The study of the pronuntiation
The study of sounds production
The study of parts of speech
What does IPA mean?
Intern Phonetical Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phoneme Alphabet
Choose 4 consonants sounds
/e/
/h/
/f/
/z/
/l/
Choose 4 vowel sounds
/e/
/æ/
/b/
/ʊ/
/ɪ/
The lower and upper lips approach or touch each other as in the sounds [p], [b], and [m]
Bilabial
Alveolar
Palatal
The lower lip approaches or touches the upper teeth as in the sounds [f] and [v]
Bilabial
Labiodental
Interdental
Alveolar
The tip or blade of the tongue approaches or touches the upper teeth has in the sounds [θ] and[ð]
Dental
Interdental
Alveolar
Labiodental
The tongue tip approaches or touches the alveolar ridge, the ridge immediately behind the upper teeth as in the sounds[t], [d], and [n], [s], [z] and [l]
Alveolar
Labiodental
Interdental
Dental
The body of the tongue approaches or touches the hard palate as in [j]. The tongue body approaches the hard palate, but closely enough to create turbulence in the airstream.
Palatal
Dental
Labiodental
Interdental
The body of the tongue approaches or touches the soft palate, or velum as in [k], [ɡ], and[ŋ].
Dental
Velar
Labiodental
Palatal
The glottis is the opening between the vocal folds. In an [h], this opening is narrow enough to create some turbulence in the airstream flowing past the vocal folds.
Velar
Labiodental
Palatal
Glottal
Choose the correct structure of Indirect Questions
Sentence 1 + Wh Q+ If/Wheter+ Sentence 2 +
Sentence 1 + Wh Q+ If/Wheter+ Sentence 2
Sentence 1 + Wh + If/Wheter+ Sentence 2 +
Sentence 1 + Wh Q+ Wheter+ Sentence 2 +
