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WorksheetsMid term exam >:v
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
Choose the correct time tense according to the use:
"We often use __________ when it's not said, known or important who does the action.
Active voice
Passive voice
"If you want to say who did the action, use -by-".
The previous use is for:
Passive voice
Active voice
We often use _________ to talk about process like scientific process, and in formal writing like newspaper reports.
Passive voice
Active voice
Talking about modals of deduction, the opposite of -must- is?
could
can't
might
We can use "COULD" instead of _____ in positive sentences, talking about modals of deduction.
might
must
can't
We use _________ sentences to talk about possible future situations.
Second conditional
First conditional
In first conditional, we use ________ instead of using "IF".
relative clauses
time clauses
future time clauses
To talk about the future, use the ________ NOT the future in "FIRST CONDITIONAL"
present simple
will
would
In "SECOND conditional" after "I, she, he" we use?
was
were
We use __________ to talk about a hypothecal, imaginary and its consequence.
First conditional
Second conditional
In reported speech, what are the verbs that we use? (select the correct ones)
say - telled
say - tell
sayed - told
said - told
What are the verbs that change when we use reported speech. (select the correct ones)
can>could / should
can>could / may>might
must>had to / can>could
can>could / might
True or false:
When we use reported speech, "THAT" is optional.
true
false
not at all
If I say, (Select the correct ones)
"I will meet the girl that I like tomorrow".
In reported speech, the word "TOMORROW" I must change by:
The following day
The next day
The day after yesterday
It will be the same
We use ________ to report what someone said.
reported speech
active voice
passive voice
After what of the following we use gerunds?
after prepositions
phrasal verbs
after hate, spend
as the subject of a setence
all above
How goes the NEGATIVE gerund? (select the correct ones)
not + verb + -ing
I love not eating pasta
not to + verb + -ing
I love not to eating pasta
How goes the NEGATIVE infinitive?
I love to not eat pasta
to not + verb
I love not to eat pasta
not to + verb
When do we use the infinitive WITHOUT TO?
none of the below
to express a reason
after adjectives
after preposition
When do we use the "INFINITIVE + TO"?
after adjectives
to express a purpose
after want or need
all of the above
BONUS QUESTION:
Choose the correct answer for reported speech:
"Hey man, what's going on?"
Someone asks the man what was going on.
Someone asked the man what is going on.
Someone asked the man what was going on.
