WorksheetsENG IV - U.T.B - UNITS III&IV - G&V
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
Take a look at the picture.
How does she feel?
She's happy.
She's dizzy.
She's nervous.
She's worried.
Take a look at the picture.
What's happening to the person?
He's been vomiting.
He's been in pain.
He has a backache.
He has pain in his chest.
How does the man feel?
He has pain in his ribs.
He has a stomachache.
He feels weak.
He has a headache.
Grammar part.
We use "must" to ....
draw conclusions.
indicate possibilities.
When we're less certain.
None of the above.
Read carefully the statement below, then choose must or must not.
Your brother is a good dentist. He ...... have lots of patients.
could
might not
must not
must
Use must or must not. Read the stament below quite carefully.
He speaks in front of hundreds of people every day. He ..... be an introverter.
may not
must not
must
might not
Complete the sentences logically with the right modal verb.
You look awesome and healthy.
He must be on a diet.
You must be eating fast food.
You must be going to the gym.
You might be getting surgery.
Choose one expression that expresses concern.
You look great.
That's a shame.
He's terrific.
My boss is yelling at me a lot.
Choose a way to help someone in case the person needs assistance. Check out the options below.
Drive the person/people to the hospital.
Fire the person because he/she didn't show up for work.
She feels awful today.
None of the above.
Grammar part.
We use might and may for
conclusions.
abilities.
future abilities.
possibilities.
Grammar part.
We use will/ won't be able to for
future ability.
drawing conclusions
past possibiltities.
possibilities.
Medical procedures.
Take a look at the picture and choose the correct vocabulary that fits the most.
An EKG.
An X-ray
A checkup.
A blood test.
Choose carefully.
Maybe and May be have the same pronunciation but different meanings.
True
False
Both
None of the above
What does the word "procrastinator" mean ?
A person who does everything at once.
A serious person.
A person who puts off doing things.
I'm a chronic procrastinator.
Take a look at the options below and choose a way to indicate acceptance.
No problem.
You're late for an appointment.
You have a meeting in an hour.
Do you think you could give me a ride to the hospital?
Causative verbs.
We use the verb "get" when .....
allowing someone to do something.
Authorizing someone to do something.
forcing someone to take action.
convincing/ persuading to do something.
Causative verbs.
We use the verb "have" when .....
directing/ authorizing someone to do something.
forcing a person to do something.
convincing another person to do something.
None of the above.
Choose the right causative verb the fits best for the statement below.
Mitch should ..... his friends to help him.
get
make
let
help
Choose the right causative verb the fits best for the statement below.
Mike will .... his secretaty finish the report at the earliest.
get
got
make
have
Choose the right formula to create passive causative sentences among the options.
Verb + object + infinitive(to verb)
Verb + object + past participle
Verb + object + base form (Verb without the to)
All of the above
Take a look at the picture and choose the right passive causative statement.
Lisa will get her to mom to cut her hair.
Lisa has a new haircut.
She will have her hair cut.
It's the first time she's having a haircut.
Vocabulary for services
Take a look at the picture and choose the service that fits best.
Frame a picture.
Dry-clean a suit.
Deliver a package.
Repair shoes.
Take a look at the picture and choose the right expression that is used for planning an event.
Set up the room.
Check the sound system.
Send out the announcements.
Put up the signs.
