WorksheetsViewpoint 1 - Units 1 - 3 Review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Are narrow-minded and open-minded the same?
Yes, they are.
No, narrow-minded means that you are tolerant.
No, open-minded means that you are tolerant.
No, they have opposite meanings.
An arrogant person is...
someone who doesn't worry.
someone who believes he's better than others.
someone who pressures people to do something.
someone who is strange.
Which word means the same as 'laid-back'?
Talkative.
Pushy.
Relaxed.
Eccentric.
Choose the correct preposition:
relationship
with
between
of
for
Choose the correct preposition:
problem
with
between
of
for
Choose the correct preposition:
concern
with
in
about
on
I haven't been able to finish all my tasks on time.
I've fallen behind on my work.
I've caught up on my work.
I've finished my work.
I've left my work blank.
I didn't know the answer to the last question so...
I finished it.
It affected the question.
I missed it.
I left it blank.
What can you do with a test?
finish it
complete it
turn it in
count toward it
Choose a phrase to interrupt a story.
You know what amazes me?...
Now that I think about it I used to miss the bus all the time...
So, anyway... I was running late...
No wonder she said 'no'.
What's this phrase doing?
And you just ran to the station while wearing heels?
Asking for a confirmation.
Asking for more information.
Expressing something doesn't surprise you.
Adding a comment.
You know what amazes me? People will post anything online.
This phrase...
is adding a comment.
is interrupting a story.
is introducing a comment.
is resuming a story.
So, anyway. I was running late when I saw my neighbor and he offered me a ride.
This phrase...
is adding a comment.
is interrupting a story.
is introducing a comment.
is resuming a story.
Which phrase expresses something is not surprising?
Which is unusual.
No wonder you are scared of them.
But why didn't you call me?
Where was I? Oh yeah, I was really scared.
Which phrase is asking for more information?
And what did you do then?
But you finished the exam, right?
So did you like the movie?
You know what surprises me? I know all of the answers!
What's this phrase doing?
I've never used a dating app. Which is weird, I know.
It's interrupting a story.
It's introducing a comment.
It's resuming a story.
It's adding a comment.
I ____ it to you when I finish.
The lesson ____ in 2 minutes and it's impossible to be on time, so I ____ late.
When _____ you _____ your house in Filadelfia?
My computer _____ for 10 minutes.
Sally _____ now.
Wendy _____ the dentist every month.
Gloria _____ yesterday at 11pm.
Janice _____ three new books last week.
Louis _____ the email yet.
We _____ the new restaurant that opened last Saturday.
My brother _____ in 2010.
graduated
had graduated
I _____ English all afternoon yesterday.
learnt
was learning
were learning
had learnt
Alexander Graham Bell _____ the telephone.
did invented
invented
was invented
I _____ up, _____ and _____ breakfast.
was getting ... was dressing... was having
got... dressed ... had
had got... dressed... had
had got... had dressed... had had
While I _____ TV, mother _____ and my sister _____ the table.
watched... cooked... laid
was watching... was cooking... was laying
had watched... had cooked... had laid
He _____ when I arrived.
has already left
had already left
was already left
They _____ at half past ten.
had left
left
was leaving
After I arrived, I _____ dinner with my family.
had
had had
was having
She _____ five books so far.
has written
have written
wrote
writes
did write
The baby _____ an apple last night.
ate
has eaten
has eat
have eaten
has ate
When using modal verbs, what form of the next verb do we use?
(a)
How do we form the past continuous?
was / were + verb
Ving
was / were + Ving
had + been + Ving
How do we form the simple past?
add -ed / -d to regular verbs
add -es / -s to regular verbs
memorize irregular verbs
don't change anything
What's the present form of 'be'?
being
am / is / are
be
was / were
How do we form the present perfect continuous?
have / has + been + Ving
have / has + Ving
had + been + Ving
have / has + past participle
How do we form the simple present?
add -ed / -d to the verb
add -es / -s when the subject is he, she, or it
add -es / -s to all verbs
add - ed / -d when the subject is he, she, or it
How do we form the past perfect?
had + simple past
had + past participle
have / has + past participle
have / has + simple past
How do we form the past of 'be'?
been
beed
am / is / are
was / were
How do we form the present perfect?
have / has + verb
have / has + simple past
have / has + past participle
had + past participle
How do we form the present continuous?
am / is / are + Ving
am / is / are + verb
am / is / are + been + Ving
was / were + Ving
How do we form the past perfect continuous?
had + been
had + Ving
had + been + verb
had + been + Ving
Today, we're eating dinner at 5:00 because we're going to a movie.
However, usually we _____ dinner at 6:30.
eat
are eating
This year, we are getting a lot of rain.
Usually, we _____ half as much rain.
get
are getting
My mom _____ always bake a cake if we are visiting.
will
would
keeps
He _____ forgetting his keys at work.
keeps
will
would
My father _____ always bring us presents if he was away for long.
would
is
will
She _____ employ attractive young men.
would
tends to
keeps
Her mother is constantly _____ up on her.
check
checking
will check
Adults are always _____ little kids what they want to be.
ask
asking
will ask
This is the purse _____ I was looking for.
My mother, _____ worked as a nurse, is retired now.
that
who
which
where
I don't know the phone number _____ is used in case of emergencies.
what
which
who
that
We booked a really comfortable hotel room, _____ was a very good idea.
that
what
which
who
I delivered the box to Charles _____ to Ann.
, who gave it
, who gave
, that gave it
The man _____ lives on the third floor is an artist.
who
that
which
whose
I hope the police will catch the thief _____ stole your wallet.
who
whom
which
whose
This is an exercise _____ I cannot solve.
who
whom
which
whose
The car _____ you bought is too expensive.
who
that
which
whose
Can you tell me the name of the student _____ broke the window?
who
whom
which
whose
I want to meet the man _____ saved my son's life.
who
whom
which
that
Which option is right?
Many people think that aliens aren't exist.
Many people think that aliens didn't exist.
Many people think that aliens never existed.
Many people think that aliens doesn't exist.
One of these is incorrect.
They thought that the class was over.
She's thankful that her family is alive.
My children are careful that they never go without permission.
My fear is that we won't arrive on time.
The THAT connector is used for
people only
non people only
it's neutral, works for people and non-people
Can "that clauses" be used after nouns?
Yes
No
Sometimes
Can we use "that clauses" after adjectives that express certainty or emotion?
Yes
No
Sometimes
