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WorksheetsReview Written and Oral Expression I
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
It refers to how we combine, organize, and change parts of words, words and groups of words to make meaning
Reading
Listening
Grammar
Writting
It refers to how words are made up and presented in speech or writing
Lexis
Collocations
Grammar
Grammatical Structure
They are also known as Word class. They describe how words behave in sentences i.e. how they operate and combine grammatically with other words
Parts of speech
Collocations
Affixes
Prefixes
Which of the folowing is NOT a part of speech
Noun
Adsuffix
Verb
Adjective
Modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb
verb
adjective
adverb
noun
A word or phrase that expresses a strong emotion
Conjuction
Noun
Verb
Interjection
Prefix "mis" means...
incorrect
missing
mine
true
which of the following is NOT a meaning for prefix "DE"
down
reverse
remove
restart
What does the suffix "-er" means
a person who _________ /more
less
much
few
this suffix means "a state of being _________"
full
ness
less
est
It is individual word (vocabulary items) or sets of words that have a speficic meaning
lexis
grammar structure
compound words
collocations
meaning that describes the thing or idea behind the vocabulary item
connotation
denotation
collocation
different meaning
Connotation is the________ meaning
real
false
literary
figruative
It is a group of sentences about a single topic
Essay
Paragraph
word set
lexis
In academic writing, a paragraph is often between ___________sentences long
20 to 30
1 to 5
12 to 20
5 to 10
The first sentence of the paragrah should be indented
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a part of a paragraph:
Concuding sentence
Support sentences
Sudor sentences
Topic sentence
Gives the writer’s main idea or opinion about the topic
Topic sentence
Support sentence
Concluding sentence
These are ways to develop a paragraph, EXCEPT
Giving opinion
Giving details
Giving an explanation
Giving and example
It sums up the main points or restates the main idea in a different way
Topic sentence
Support senrtences
Concluding sentences
