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Allright H3 Unit 4, The Carribean

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 37mins

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Class
Date
1.

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If you visit area, you will be enchanted by the landscape

(a)  

2.

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They illegally dumped sewage into the lake.

(a)  

3.

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The municipality announced a large-scale reconstruction of the road.

(a)  

4.

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I don't like codfish.

(a)  

5.

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They attribute their success to good fortune.

(a)  

6.

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The area has an abundance of lakes and ponds.

(a)  

7.

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The survivor described his experiences in an interview.

(a)  

8.

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I think these eggs are spoiled.

(a)  

9.

Fill in the correct word to finish the sentence

I was stung by a(n) ____.

a)

dumpling

b)

jellyfish

c)

eruption

d)

reassure

e)

adjust

10.

Fill in the correct word to finish the sentence

You need to ____ the meat with salt and pepper.

a)

adjust

b)

charm

c)

reassure

d)

season

e)

recover

11.

Fill in the correct word to finish the sentence

She tried to ____ me that everything would be all right.

a)

adjust

b)

recover

c)

charm

d)

well

e)

reassure

12.

Fill in the correct word to finish the sentence

Some home owners still use a horseshoe as a lucky ____.

a)

charm

b)

cutlery

c)

eruption

d)

well

e)

adjust

13.

Put the sentences into indirect speech

Indra: 'I wore a red dress to the party yesterday.'

a)

Indria sayd that she had worn a red dress to the party the day before.

b)

Indria said that she worn a red dress to the party the day before.

c)

Indria said that the had worn a red dress to the party yesterday.

d)

Indria said that she had worn a red dress to the party the day before.

14.

Put the sentences into indirect speech

John: 'Have you seen my coat?'

a)

John askt if I had seen my coat.

b)

John asked if I saw my coat.

c)

John asked if I had seen his coat.

d)

John asked if I had seen my coat.

15.

Put the sentences into indirect speech

Wout: 'I am visiting Noah tomorrow.'

a)

Wout sayed that he was visiting Noah tomorrow.

b)

Wout said that he was visiting Noah tomorrow.

c)

Wout sayed that he was visiting Noah the next day.

d)

Wout said that he was visiting Noah the next day.

16.

Put the sentences into indirect speech

Shanti: 'I want to watch TV tonight.'

a)

Shanti said that she had wanted to watch TV that night.

b)

Shanti said that she wanted to watch TV that night.

c)

Shanti said that she wanted to watch TV tonight.

d)

Shanti said that the had wanted to watch TV tonight.

17.

Finish the sentence with some / any / something / anything etc.

I don't know (a)   about it.

18.

Finish the sentence with some / any / something / anything etc.

Let's go (a)   this weekend.

19.

Finish the sentence with some / any / something / anything etc.

She hardly knew (a)   at her new school.

20.

Finish the sentence with some / any / something / anything etc.

I'm hungry. Can I have (a)   to eat?

21.

Finish the sentence with some / any / something / anything etc.

Can I have (a)   milk in my coffee, please?

22.

If-sentences: first conditional

If I ____ (to see) him, I ____ (to tell) him.

(a)  

23.

If-sentences: first conditional

2 There's a lot of smoke coming from the volcano. If the volcano ____ (to erupt), the authorities ____ (to evacuate) the island.

(a)  

24.

If-sentences: first conditional

If we ____ (not - to win) the match, our coach____ (not - to be) happy.

(a)  

25.

If-sentences: second conditional

If she ____ (to be) here right now, she ____ (to help) us.

a)

were, will help

b)

were, 'll help

c)

were, would help

d)

were, would helped

26.

If-sentences: second conditional

The weather is awful. If it ____ (not - rain), we ____ (to go) to the beach.

a)

doesn't rain, will go

b)

didn't rain, will go

c)

didn't rain, would go

d)

will rain, went

27.

If-sentences: second conditional

If I ____ (to win) a million dollars, I ____ (to buy) a Ferrari.

a)

would win, bought

b)

will win, bought

c)

won, will buy

d)

won, would buy

28.

If sentences

I'm sorry, but I don't know what her surname is. I ____ (to tell) you if I

____ (to know).

a)

will tell - know

b)

tell - will know

c)

would tell - knew

d)

told - would know

29.

If sentences

Hurry up! You ____ (to be) late if you ____ (not - to leave) right now.

a)

will be - don't leave

b)

are - won't leave

c)

would be - didn't leave

d)

were - wouldn't leave

30.

If sentences

I ____ (not - to follow) his advice if I ____ (to be) you.

a)

won't follow - am

b)

don't follow - will be

c)

wouldn't follow - were

d)

didn't follow - would be

31.

Expressions

(Dat is niet bepaald een passende oplossing.)

That is (a)   solution.

32.

Expressions

(Ik verzeker u dat we een oplossing zullen vinden.)

I (a)   , we will find a solution.

33.

Expressions

(Wist je dat hij 104 jaar is?)

Would (a)   that he's 104 years old?

34.

Expressions

(Het minste wat u zou kunnen doen is ons een gratis toetje aanbieden.)

(a)   is offer us a complimentary dessert.

35.

Expressions

(Ik vrees dat de service niet zo goed is als ik gewend ben.)

I'm afraid that the service is below (a)   used to.

36.

Expressions

(Ik kan ze op kosten van de zaak aanbieden.)

I can offer them to you (a)   .

37.

Expressions

(Er lijkt iets mis te zijn met de airconditioning in mijn kamer.)

There (a)   something wrong with the air conditioning in my room.

38.

Expressions

(Stel je eens voor hoe dat zou zijn!)

Just (a)   like!

39.

Expressions

(Hier neem ik absoluut geen genoegen mee!)

This (a)   all!

40.

Expressions

(Het is met geen pen te beschrijven hoe ik me voelde.)

(a)   describe how I felt.