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WorksheetsALC ADV1 1.1
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 22mins
A: Did you hear that Covid is going around Sophie's school?
B: Yes. I guess ___ before someone in our family comes down with it.
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you've got to roll with the punches
A: Did you get the raise you asked for?
B: No. But ___? I'll try again in 6 months.
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you've got to roll with the punches
A: All the news stories about crazy weather events ___.
B: I know. But I think you just have to live your life and try not to worry.
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you've got to roll with the punches
A: I didn't get the job I really wanted.
B: Well, ___ -- keep applying, and I know you'll find a good job eventually.
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you've got to roll with the punches
A: With all the stories about terrorism in the news, I don't want to go anyplace that has crowds. I think ____.
B: I know it's scary, but try not to overract.
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you're just a sitting duck
A: Did you lock the car?
B: Yes. ___, right?
better safe than sorry
have started getting to me
it's just a matter of time
what are you going to do
you're just a sitting duck
unwilling to talk proudly about yourself
(a)
able to be relied on to do or provide what is needed or right (new vocabulary from ADV1)
(a)
not easily worried or annoyed
(a)
saying what you mean, not joking or pretending
(a)
wanting to meet and talk to new people
(a)
working seriously with a lot of effort
(a)
liking to talk a lot
(a)
thinking about the rights and feelings of other peoplel showing kindness toward other people
(a)
A: How would you describe your sister?
B: ___
A: I guess that makes sense. You are pretty talkative...
Yes, I suppose you're right.
I know. What about you -- how would you describe yourself?
Well, she's a lot like me -- pretty outgoing, I guess.
Really? I see you as friendly.
A: I guess that makes sense. You are pretty talkative...
B: ___
A: Me? Hmmm... Hard working... serious.
Yes, I suppose you're right.
I know. What about you -- how would you describe yourself?
Well, she's a lot like me -- pretty outgoing, I guess.
Really? I see you as friendly.
A: Me? Hmmm... Hard working... serious.
B: ___
A: Well, I suppose it's possible to be both.
Yes, I suppose you're right.
I know. What about you -- how would you describe yourself?
Well, she's a lot like me -- pretty outgoing, I guess.
Really? I see you as friendly.
A: Well, I suppose it's possible to be both.
B: ___
Yes, I suppose you're right.
I know. What about you -- how would you describe yourself?
Well, she's a lot like me -- pretty outgoing, I guess.
Really? I see you as friendly.
___ hard is important in this company.
To work
Working
Amy volunteered ___ at the shelter after the storm.
to help
helping
Shawna's dream is ___ a doctor someday.
to be
being
Roger apologized for ___ late.
to arrive
arriving
Is that book short enough ___ in one night?
to read
reading
It's important ___ yourself some time to relax every day.
to give
giving
We considered ___ to Coimbra, Portugal for our vacation.
to go
going
We got to the exhibit early ___ the crowds.
to avoid
avoiding
It's too hot ___ soccer. Let's just go for a walk instead.
to play
playing
Only vocabulary and grammar from the student book (Summit 1, 3rd Edition) will be on a quiz or the final exam.
True, just use the student book.
False, you also need vocabulary from student book AND the workbook.
False, anything from the workbook OR that Jessi Rose taught in class can be on a quiz or exam.
A gerund ___.
is a noun
is verb-ing
describes a noun
describes a verb, adjective, or adverb.
A (a) names a person, place, thing, or idea
A (a) replaces or refers to a noun, usually to avoid repetition
An (a) describes a noun or pronoun
A (a) is a verbal noun ending -ing
A (a) is a word that expresses an action or state
Jessi Rose likes being called teacher.
True. It's always respectful.
False. She prefers being called by her name because that's what's respectful and normal in America.
Jessi Rose is our teacher's first name.
True. It's like Fatima Zahra.
False. Jessi is her first name and Rose is her family name.
Jessi Rose's favorite drink is
orange juice.
chocolate milk.
Moroccan tea with mint.
Oulmes.
