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WorksheetsMYP 4 Final Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 32mins
We use the Future Perfect Passive to
Talk about actions that will complete by some time in the future
Talk about actions that will have been completed by some time in the future
Talk about actions that will be completed by some time in the future
Talk about actions that were completed by some time in the future
By the end of this year, everyone in Brazil (a) (vaccine)
By the end of 2025, Corona (a) (to erradicate)
We use cleft sentences do emphasize and provide extra information. Check the alternative that it's NOT a correct use
This is the place where we used to hang out
Lauro is the teacher who is tall and rather a bit crazy.
That's the picture that I told you about!
They knew it wasn't working out anymore...that's the time where they got divorced
This question + the two next are part of the same "story". You're supposed to use cleft sentences (where, when, who...)
I remember! This sports court (a) they practiced for the games. Check out their uniforms there!!
You bet! Coach Robert (a) trained them for the finals, right?
Yes! I say Coach Robert (a) they won so many games. The guy was a genius and knew how to lead the team.
Participle clauses begin with a verb and they look like "newspaper" language. We use it to give information more concisely. Check the incorrect option
Being a trained cyclist, I'm sure I'll finish the race.
Given the opportunity, I can introduce you.
Drawing with care, he finished one of his greatest works.
Done the homework, he started playing videogames
Rewrite the sentence using participle clauses:
"He did the test with focus and scored a good grade."
(a)
Give advice to a friend who's has been planning to approach his crush:
Should _______________
Say something you have never done:
Never ______________________
We use the passive with be + believed/reported to report beliefs and rumors that are not necessarily our opinion. Use this structure in the following sentence:
"People believe the pandemic will not last"
(a)
Use the third conditional to properly react to the following sentence:
"I didn't study and I didn't pass" (you regret it, and now think about what could've been different)
(a)
Use the third conditional to properly react to the following sentence:
"Only because I followed the recipe was the lasagna great" (If you did the opposite, the result wouldn't be this one)
(a)
We use "as if/as though" to talk about hypothetical situations. It can be used with Simple Past and Past Perfect. Check the incorrect one
You talk as if you never used a cellphone!
It sounded as though she had seen a ghost
You complain as if you live this before
They behave as though they knew everything
Check the incorrect option
"You should drink at least 4liters of water every day."
You talk as if you hadn't done that before
You sound as though it was easy!
You say as if it was something simple
We use "Only if + conditional" to emphasize the condition. The important thing about this structure is to invert the order of the subject and the auxiliar in the consequence clause.
Check the incorrect option
Only if we do more research will we be able to find a cure
Only if you tried to fix it would you realize it wasn't broken
Only if you experience something twice will you remember about it
Only if you study hard you will pass the acceptance test.
Only if we wear face masks
will we be safe
we will be safe
are we safe
we are safe
Only if you tried something new often
would you see if you are adventurous
will you see if you are adventurous
do you see if you are adventurous
What's the structure of the Past Perfect?
subject + had + verb(past simple)
subject + had + verb(past participle)
subject + have + verb(past participle)
subject + verb(past participle)
