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WorksheetsUnit 8 and 9 - Module 4
Total questions: 138
Worksheet time: 2hrs 8mins
PREPOSITION OF PLACES:
The dog is (a) the carpet.
She was born (a) Bogotá.
I live (a) 83 River Street.
They played (a) the park.
The party is (a) the third floor.
Penguins swim (a) the sea.
I saw that film (a) television.
I usually have lunch (a) the cafeteria
I love to sit (a) the grass in my garden listening to the birds.
There's a strange man (a) the door.
I have many posters (a) the wall above my bed.
Please write your name (a) the top of the page.
I don't like to swim (a) rivers.
We live (a) a small town near Frankfurt.
There is an interesting article (a) the newspaper
School children like to sit (a) the back of the classroom.
Our apartment is (a) the second floor of the building.
Who's that woman (a) the photograph on the wall behind your bed?
PAST SIMPLE: VERB TO BE - WAS - WERE
My friends __________ in the park yesterday afternoon.
Was
Were
Beethoven __________ a musician.
Was
Were
When I __________ a child I liked playing.
Was
Were
John, Peter and I __________ good friends.
Was
Were
The students __________ at school yesterday.
Was
Were
She __________ on the beach last week.
Was
Were
It __________ hot yesterday.
Was
Were
Tom __________ bored in the class this morning.
Was
Were
We __________ in Rome last year.
Was
Were
We __________ playing football.
Was
Were
It __________ a rainy day.
Was
Were
The children __________ in the park.
Was
Were
You __________ studying English.
Was
Were
I __________ watching television.
Was
Were
Lorena and I __________ on the same class.
Was
Were
My parents __________ in London.
Was
Were
The windows __________ closed.
Was
Were
It __________ seven years ago.
Was
Were
My grandfather __________ a pilot.
Was
Were
SOME Y ANY
There aren't (a) good films in this week.
Is there (a) money left ?
Would you like (a) tea ?
Don't take (a) cakes this evening.
His brother gave me (a) stamps.
There are (a) good beaches as well.
You have (a) staplers.
Anna has (a) paper.
Andy doesn't have (a) paint.
I have (a) glue.
Scott has (a) candy.
We don't have (a) milk.
There are (a) flowers in the garden.
I've got (a) nice friends.
There is (a) coffee in the cup.
I need (a) time to think about this.
There aren't (a) chairs in this room.
Have you got (a) green olives?
Here are (a) books for you to read.
There isn't (a) food in the plate.
HOW MANY/ HOW MUCH
_________________ stars are there in the sky?
How many
How much
_________________ birds are there?
How many
How much
_________________ water is in the ocean?
How many
How much
_________________ money is in a bank?
How many
How much
_________________ countries are there in the world?
How many
How much
_________________ bread is eaten per day?
How many
How much
_________________ bones are there in the human body?
How many
How much
_________________ sand is in the deserts?
How many
How much
_________________ information is on the internet?
How many
How much
_________________ food do you want?
How many
How much
_________________ coffee do you want?
How many
How much
_________________ dictionaries are there on the shelf?
How many
How much
_________________ good friends have you got?
How many
How much
_________________ famous women do you know?
How many
How much
_________________ students learn English?
How many
How much
_________________ juice do you drink?
How many
How much
_________________ children has Pat got?
How many
How much
_________________ money do you need?
How many
How much
PAST SIMPLE
We use the past simple for things in the past that have finished.
True
False
We use the past simple for things that are happening now.
True
False
We use the auxiliary 'did' or 'didn't' to form questions and negatives in the past simple
True
False
We use the auxiliary 'have' to form questions and negatives in the past simple.
True
False
PAST SIMPLE - REGULAR VERBS
Write the verb in past simple/ Escribir el verbo en pasado simple
to enjoy =>
(a)
Write the verb in past simple/ Escribir el verbo en pasado simple
to stop =>
(a)
Write the verb in past simple/ Escribir el verbo en pasado simple
to stay =>
(a)
to play =>
(a)
to ask =>
(a)
to call =>
(a)
to explain =>
(a)
to clap =>
(a)
to close =>
(a)
to cry =>
(a)
to examine =>
(a)
to need =>
(a)
to laugh =>
(a)
to try =>
(a)
to use =>
(a)
to smile =>
(a)
to tidy =>
(a)
to worry =>
(a)
to repair =>
(a)
to touch =>
(a)
to hurry =>
(a)
PAST SIMPLE
Pass the following sentences to negative or interrogative/
Pasa las siguientes oraciones a negativo y pregunta.
NEGATIVE I listened to music yesterday
(a)
INTERROGATIVE The horse stopped at the river:
(a)
NEGATIVE She and my friend played board games last Sunday
(a)
INTERROGATIVE They chatted on the internet last night
(a)
NEGATIVE My brother studied history last weekend
(a)
INTERROGATIVE You traveled around your country last summer
(a)
NEGATIVE I bought this car in January
(a)
INTERROGATIVE It rained all night
(a)
NEGATIVE We wrote a note for you
(a)
He went by bus last afternoon
(a)
PAST SIMPLE - IRREGULAR VERBS
Write the verbs in past simple/ Escribir los verbos en pasado simple
to buy => (Comprar)
(a)
Write the verbs in past simple/ Escribir los verbos en pasado simple
to come => (Venir)
(a)
Write the verbs in past simple/ Escribir los verbos en pasado simple
to do => (hacer)
(a)
Write the verbs in past simple/ Escribir los verbos en pasado simple
drink => (beber)
(a)
Write the verbs in past simple/ Escribir los verbos en pasado simple
eat => (comer)
(a)
find => (Encontrar)
(a)
fly => (volar)
(a)
get=> (obtener)
(a)
give => (dar)
(a)
go => (ir)
(a)
have => (tener)
(a)
know => (saber)
(a)
leave => (dejar, irse)
(a)
lose => (perder)
(a)
make => (hacer "fabricar")
(a)
meet => (encontrarse)
(a)
put => (colocar)
(a)
read => (leer)
(a)
ride => (montar)
(a)
run => (correr)
(a)
say => (decir)
(a)
see => (ver)
(a)
sing => (cantar)
(a)
sit => (sentarse)
(a)
speak => (hablar)
(a)
swim => (nadar)
(a)
take => (tomar)
(a)
write => (escribir)
(a)
