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WorksheetsTHIRD PERIOD TEST
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
effective
efficient
accessing
entering
access
enter
option
opportunity
tranformed
transferred
implemented
carried out
procedure
process
procedures
processes
means
ability
purpose
meaning
energetic
dynamic
energetic
dynamic
put in place
installed
which one does NOT collocate with ASSESS
progress
performance
targets
a situation
which one does NOT collocate with MEASURE
progress
objections
success
performance
which one does NOT collocate with ACHIEVE
results
ideas
targets
success
which one does NOT collocate with GENERATE
performance
ideas
enthusiasm
interet
which one does NOT collocate with ANTICIPATE
problems
objections
requests
productivity
which one does NOT collocate with FACILITATE
productivity
progress
change
objections
which one does NOT collocate with ACCOMMODATE
needs
development
requirements
requests
which one does NOT collocate with EXCHANGE
information
potential difficulties
ideas
knowledge
measure the performance
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
generate enthusiasm
facilitate productivity
achieve good results
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
achieve good results
anticipate objections
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
achieve good results
anticipate objections
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
achieve good results
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
achieve good results
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
generate enthusiasm
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
facilitate productivity
facilitate productivity
assess the situation
accommodate the needs
exchange ideas
achieve good results
I know they ______ very happy if they win the match.
will be feel
will to feel
will feel
be going to feel
are going to feel
I'm sure they _______ the match.
be going to lose
is going to lose
are going to lose
will to lose
will lose
Their suitcases are packed. They __________ on holiday.
are going to go
were going to go
be going to
will going
will go
She wants to get her mum a birthday present. But she _____________ it today.
be not going buy
is not going to buy
will not buy
won't buying
will not to buy
A: I can't open this jar.
B: Give it to me. I _________ it.
am going to do
be going to do
will to do
will be doing
will do
A: Why are you carrying a hammer?
B: I ________ up some pictures.
be going to put
am going to put
was going to put
will be put
will put
That glass is too near the edge. I think it _____.
will fall
will falling
will to fall
is going to fall
be going to fall
Mother : I told you to tidy up your room.
Son: Sorry, Mum, I forgot. I _______ it after lunch.
be going to do
am going to do
will be doing
will to do
will do
It's my birthday next Friday. Mum ___________ a cake.
are going to bake
is going to bake
be going to bake
will to bake
will bake
Susan ________ the bathroom next weekend.
will be paint
will paint
will to paint
is going to paint
be going to paint
We use BE + going to for....
general plans and intentions for the future
predictions based on evidence
spontaneous decisions
scheduled or timetabled events
We use WILL/WON'T to...
talk about fixed arrangements
make factual predictions
to make spontaneous decisions about the future
to talk about something in progress at a time in the future
We use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to....
make predictions based on evidence
make s spontaneous decision
refer to scheduled or time tabled events
talk about fixed arrangements
We use BE LIKELY TO + INFINITIVE for...
scheduled or timetabled events
a probable future outcome
to say something will happen in the immediate future
general plans and intentions
We use BE DUE TO + INFINITIVE to....
talk about general plans and intentions
make predictions based on evidence
refer to scheduled or timetabled events
to say something will happen in the immediate future
That new player is on the verge of signing for Arsenal.
We use ON THE VERGE OF + ING to...
say something will happen in the immediate future
refer to a scheduled or timetabled event
talk about fixed arrangements
make spontaneous decision
We use the PRESENT SIMPLE to...
make predictions based on evidence
talk about fixed arrangements
make spontaneous decisions
refer to scheduled or timetabled events
I never thought you'd finish your project on time.
To talk about the future in the past we use...
would / wouldn't
will / won't
had / hadn't
did / didn't
She_____ going to bake a cake, but she didn't have the ingredients.
To talk about the FUTURE PAST we can use...
is / am / are
was / were
will / won't
would / wouldn't
This time next week we'll be sitting on a beach in Thailand!
We use the __________ to talk about something in progress at a time in the future.
present continuous
will + present continuous
future continuous
future perfect continuous
Do you think you'll have finished your homework before dinner?
We use _________ to focus on a completed action/event in a given time in the future.
future continuous
present perfect
future perfect continuous
future perfect simple
Future generations will be living in much more crowded conditions.
We also use _______ for something we think is inevitable.
present continuous
future continuous
will + present continuous
future perfect continuous
I'll have been learning English for 10 years this summer.
We use the _________ to focus on the duration of an event/action that continues up to a specified time in the future.
future continuous
present perfect continuous
future perfect simple
future perfect continuous
We're going to learn about the solar system in today's lesson.
general plan / intention for the future
prediction based on evidence
timetabled / scheduled event
fixed arrangement
Her new tablet is going to change her life!
general plan / intention
prediction based on evidence
fixed arrangement
spontaneous decision
Over the next five years the government will face some difficult questions about its carbon emisisons.
scheduled / timetabled event
something that will happen in the immediate future
factual prediction about the future
a probable future outcome
Don't walk to the station. We'll give you a lift.
scheduled / timetabled event
fixed arrangement
spontaneous decision
probable future outcome
Some Greek friends are coming to stay with us for the summer.
factual prediction about the future
spontaneous decision
fixed arrangement
general plan / intention for the future
The meeting starts at eight o'clock, but we'd like you to arrive a bit earlier.
plans and intentions for the future
fixed plans / arrangements
scheduled / timetabled event
probable future outcome
They hope we'll have significantly reduced carbon emissions by 2050.
something in progress at a time in the future
something which is inevitable in the future
a completed action / event at a time in the future
an event / action that continues up to a given time in the future
Which modal verb is used when you are totally sure something is true?
MAY
MUST
CAN'T
COULD
Which modal verbs are used when you are somehow sure that something is true?
MAY
MUST
CAN'T
MIGHT
Which modal verbs are used when you are totally sure that something is not true?
MUSTN'T
CAN'T
COULDN'T
MUST
What is a speculation?
(a)
Which speculation must have a verb in participle in the structure?
Speculations about the past
Speculations about the present
Speculations about the future
The correct structure for speculations about the past (future in the past) is:
(a)
How can you differentiate speculations about the present from speculations about the future?
The context
Expressions used
The modal verbs in present are different from the future ones
The structure
Is it possible to use all the modal verbs for speculation in past present and future, in passive and active voice?
YES
NO
The modals for speculation about the present are:
MUST, CAN, MAY, MIGHT, COULD
WILL, CAN'T, MAY, MIGHT, COULD
MUST, CAN'T, MAY, MIGHT, COULD
CAN, CAN'T, MAY, MIGHT, COULD
The only modal for speculation that is used exclusively for the future is:
BE GOING TO
MIGHT
MUST
WILL
Make a speculation for the future with this image
(a)
Make a speculation about the past with this image
(a)
Make a speculation about the present with this image
(a)
Which sentence(s) is/are incorrect?
At the beginning of the unit, this topic might have been difficult for some of you
At the beginning of the unit, this topic will have been difficult for some of you
At the beginning of the unit, this topic can't be difficult for some of you
At the beginning of the unit, this topic must have been difficult for some of you
Which sentence(s) is/are not speculating?
She can't be the one playing the instrument
She can play an instrument
She must play that song tomorrow
She must be a famous artist
You (a) to leave your room until you tidy it up.
When I found her she was shaking and (a) crying
According to commentators, she is (a) because she is much faster than her rivals.
When he called he was (a) committing a crime.
The Turkish president (a) Russia on September 10th
The tennis player (a) to carry his country's flag at Friday's opening ceremony in Rio.
The Korean Marines were (a) to open fire when American officers stopped them.
Students (a) behave in a manner that shows respect.
The US delegation (a) to arrive on Friday.
Both candidates (a) begin the campaign next Thursday.
