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WorksheetsOrdinario III
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
¿Para que sirve el presente simple?
expresar algo que ya sucedió
se emplea para conjugar los verbos
expresa lo que se realiza de forma rutinaria o repetida
expresa un echo histórico.
¿Cual es la frase correcta?
he is play soccer
he plays soccer
she play soccer
you plays soccer
A la mayoría de los verbos para conjugarlos con una tercera persona en presente simple ¿se le agrega la letra?
s
sh
ed
ing
The teacher __________ the new book to the students.
read
see
shows
cooks
Si los verbos terminan en s, sh, ch, x ¿se les agrega la terminación?
es
ies
did
s
The horse _______ in the country.
runs
sleep
run
sleep
Peter always _______late on sunday.
gets up
ask
make
speak
Ann and John sometimes __________ tennis at weekends.
play
plays
copy
make
The dog ______ not eat too much.
did
do
does
they
She ______ not remember the movie.
did
dos
do
does
He is eat an ice cream (present continuous)
He is eatin ice cream
He is eating ice cream
He ar eating ice cream
He am eating ice cream
She is read a book (Present continuous)
She is reading a book
She am a book
She a reading a book
she am reading a book
1. ¿Cuál es la terminación de los verbos principales en el presente continuo?
- ING
- ED
- ES
Esta es una expresión utilizada en el presente continuo…
Yesterday
On weekdays
At the moment
Es un ejemplo de una pregunta en el presente continuo…
What did you do yesterday?
Do you speak English?
Are you talking with me?
Selecciona la opción correcta de acuerdo al presente continuo...
Do you speak english?
I am doing my homework
I will have a dog
Esta es una frase negativa en el presente continuo…
I not am watching TV
She is looking not at her mon
He is not listening to music
¿Para que usamos el presente continuo?
Se utiliza para hablar de algo que está sucediendo en el momento.
Se utiliza para hablar de algo que está sucediendo en el pasado.
Se utiliza para algo que está sucediendo en el futuro.
EL ORDEN CORRECTO PARA UNA PREGUNTA CON WHAT ES:
WHAT + VERBO TO BE + SUJETO + COMPLEMENTO + ?
WHAT +SUJETO + VERBO TO BE + COMPLEMENTO + ?
WHAT +SUJETO + VERBO TO BE + COMPLEMENTO
¿QUÉ ESTAN HACIENDO LOS NIÑOS?
WHAT ARE THE CHILDREN DOING?
WHAT THE CHILDREN ARE DOING?
WHAT ARE DOING THE CHILDREN?
We use the question word "WHAT" to ask about...
(Usamos la palabra "WHAT" para preguntar sobre...)
People
Things
Places
Process
We use the question word "WHERE" to ask about...
(Usamos la palabra "WHERE" para preguntar sobre...)
People
Process
Things
Places
We use the question word "WHO" to ask about...
(Usamos la palabra "WHO" para preguntar sobre...)
Process
Time
People
Things
We use the question word "WHEN" to ask about...
(Usamos la palabra "WHEN" para hacer preguntas sobre...)
Things
Time
People
Process
_________ is your best friend?
WHAT
WHO
WHERE
WHEN
_______ is the toilet?
WHEN
WHO
WHERE
WHAT
_____________ do you go to school? - By bus.
HOW
WHOSE
WHERE
WHO
___________ are you so happy? Because I'm getting married!
WHEN
HOW
WHAT
WHY
_________________ is Cristiano Ronaldo from?
HOW
WHERE
WHEN
WHY
WAS THE WEATHER REALLY GOOD?
YES, IT WAS
NO, IT WASN'T
YES, THEY WERE
Which of these words are comparative adjectives?
bigger
the happiest
the most intelligent
more ancient
Which of these words are superlative adjectives?
the heaviest
the most beautiful
the hottest
more jealous
"Más grande" se dice:
more big
biggerst
more bigger
bigger
"El más importante" se dice:
the more important
the importantest
the most important
none of previous ones
Write the comparative form of "good"
(a)
Write the comparative form of "bad"
(a)
¿Para qué usamos "comparative adjectives"?
Comparar distintas cualidades entre dos o más objetos
Expresar el grado máximo de una cualidad
Comparar la misma cualidad entre dos o más objetos
Expresar el grado mínimo de una cualidad
¿Cuál es la forma correcta del comparativo para "Tall"?
Tall
Taller
Tallest
The most tall
Selecciona todos los comparativos que estén construidos CORRECTAMENTE
gentler
uglyer
wetter
safer
Selecciona todos los pares con adjetivos correctos
good - goodder
bad - worse
far - farther
odd - oddest
I don't want much. I just want _________ more water
a few
many
enough
a little
This place is full of people. There are __________ people here
too much
not enough
too many
few
They had __________ food at the party. They ate all they could
too many
too much
a little
many
There weren't __________ players for the match so it was cancelled
too many
too much
few
enough
Her jacket is............small for her
enough
too
This coffee is ............ hot to drink.
too
enough
He wasn't tall ........... to climb over the wall.
too
enough
The beach was ............ crowded so we went home.
Enough
Too
I didn't buy the jacket because it was _______ big
enough
too
I didn't buy it because it was _______ expensive.
too
enough
you / to / tell / him / going / are / ?
are you going to tell him
Are you going to tell him?
Are you going to tell to him?
Are you going tell him?
going / him / I’m / tell / no, / not / to
No, I'm not going tell him.
No, not I'm going to tell him.
No, I'm not going to tell him.
No, I'm going not tell him.
later / are / what / do / you / going / to / ?
What are you going to do later?
What you going to do later?
What you are going to do later?
What are you going to later?
watch / I’m / a / to / TV / going
I'm going watch TV.
I going to watch TV.
I'm not going to watch TV.
I'm going to watch TV.
Steve / going / is / to / be / the / barbecue / at / ?
Is Steve going be at the barbecue?
Is Steve go to be at the barbecue?
Is Steve going to be at the barbecue?
Steve going to be at the barbecue?
going / to / what / wear / you / are / ?
What are you are going to wear?
What are you going to wear?
What you going to wear?
What are you going wear?
wear / I’m / jeans / going / a / T-shirt / to / and
I'm going wear a T-shirt and jeans.
I'm going to wear a T-shirt jeans.
I'm going to wear T-shirt and jeans.
I'm going to wear a T-shirt and jeans.
late / we / are / going / be / to
We are going be late.
are We going to be late.
We are going to be late.
We are go to be late.
going / Susan/ to / is/ read / book/ a
Susan going to read a book.
Susan is going to read a book.
Susan is going read a book.
Susan is going to read book.
mermaid/ not/ We/ going / are/ to / see / the
We are not going to see the mermaid.
We not are going to see the mermaid.
We are not going see the mermaid.
We are not going to see mermaid.
I'm going to travel to the USA.
You should learn English.
You should take an aspirine.
I feel sick.
You shouldn't go to the school today.
You should study more.
My friend is sad.
You should invite him to go outside.
You should exercise every day.
I don't have money.
You should sell your Playstation.
You should sleep a little.
You_____________ plant vegetables.
Should
Shouldn't
Los articulos "A - AN" en epañol significan:
un - la - los
un - una
la - los - el - las
El articulo "THE" en español significa:
el,la,los,las
un - una
de
" A - AN" ¿Tienen el mismo significado en Español?
Sí, es un - una.
No creo.
I do not know
She is __ singer.
a
an
This is __ umbrella.
an
a
____ boys are playing in my Xbox
a
an
the
There is __ insect in my hand.
an
a
_____ window is broken
the
a
an
--- dog has red eyes
the
a
an
- --- woman walks in heels
a
the
an
Visitors _____________ switch off Dominic´s computer.
have to
can´t
can
haven´t to
You __________ to borrow a book without a library card.
can´t
have to
are allowed
can
________ we have to go now?
Do
Does
Am
Can
_________ she _________ go now?
are - allowed to
does - have to
Is - allowed to
do - have to
She _______ (is allowed to) go to university. (past)
haven´t to
can´t
couldn´t
was´n allowed to
What is the meaning of "you can vote"?
tu debes votar
tu puedes votar
tu tienes que votar
tu deberias votar
Only women from rich and upper class families (a) (are allowed to) study subjects such as music, art or french. (past)
They (a) (don´t have to) work. (past)
In the 1800s, a woman (a) (isn´t allowed to) keep the money. (past)
In fact, she (a) (can´t) even vote. (past)
