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Worksheetsinterchange 2 units 9-16 practice
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I love traveling.
So am I
So do I
I don't either
Oh, well I am
I don't mind working on the weekend.
So am I
So do I
Neither do I.
Oh, well I am
I'm not very good at basketball.
So am I
So do I
I don't either
Oh, well I am
I'm not good at selling things.
So am I
Neither am I
I don't either
Oh, well I am
I can't stand commuting.
Oh,I don't mind
Neither am I
So am I
So do I
I enjoy riding a bike.
Oh,I don't mind
Neither am I
So am I
So do I
I wouldn't make a good teacher because
I don't like looking at blood or cutting people open
I have no patience and I can't stand kids
I'm really creative and good at writing
I can make decisions really quickly
I would make a good journalist because
I don't like looking at blood or cutting people open
I have no patience and I can't stand kids
I'm really creative and good at writing
I can make decisions really quickly
I would make a good lawyer because
I don't like looking at blood or cutting people open
I have no patience and I can't stand kids
I'm really creative and good at writing
I can make decisions really quickly
I would make a bad surgeon because
I don't like looking at blood or cutting people open
I have no patience and I can't stand kids
I'm really creative and good at writing
I can make decisions really quickly
What is another way to say the following sentence using a gerund?
I can remember people's names.
I'm good at remembering people's names
I am am not interested in reading about politics or politicians
I don't mind working on the weekend
I am not good at managing my time well
What is another way to say the following sentence using a gerund?
I love walking in my free time.
I enjoy going for long walks in my free time
I am am not interested in reading about politics or politicians
I don't mind working on the weekend
I am not good at managing my time well
What is another way to say the following sentence using a gerund?
I have no problem working on the weekends.
I enjoy going for long walks in my free time
I am am not interested in reading about politics or politicians
I don't mind working on the weekend
I am not good at managing my time well
What is another way to say the following sentence using a gerund?
I can't manage my time.
I enjoy going for long walks in my free time.
I am am not interested in reading about politics or politicians.
I don't mind working on the weekend.
I am not good at managing my time well.
What is another way to say the following sentence using a gerund?
I don't like reading about politics or politicians.
I enjoy going for long walks in my free time.
I am am not interested in reading about politics or politicians.
I don't mind working on the weekend.
I am not good at managing my time well.
I can't stand waiting in line at the bank.
I can either
I can't either
So am I
So do I
I'm good at remembering people's names.
I can either
I can't either
So am I
So do I
I like visiting new places, I'm very friendly and enjoy talking to people.
Air hostess
Teacher
Firefighter
Police officer
I'm comfortable working in a dangerous environment, and I enjoy the adrenaline rush, I carry heavy equipment.
Air hostess
Teacher
Firefighter
Police officer
I have lots of patience, I am creative and dynamic, sometimes I have to grade papers.
Air hostess
Teacher
Firefighter
Police officer
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I _____ (never/go) to Paris.
have never gone
never go
never went
haven't never gone
Choose past simple or present perfect:
My great great grandfather ____ (have) five sisters.
have had
have have
had
didn't had
Choose past simple or present perfect:
He _____ (live) in Atlanta for a year when he was a student.
have lived
lived
didn't lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Oh no! I ____ (lose) my wallet in here!
losed
lose
lost
've lost
Choose past simple or present perfect:
_______ (you/see) Julie today?
Have you seen
Have you saw
Did you saw
Did you seen
Choose past simple or present perfect:
At the weekend, they ____ (play) football, then they ____ (go) to a restaurant.
have played, went
played, have gone
played, went
have played, have gone
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I ____ (read) six books this week.
've readed
readed
read
've read
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Amy ______ (live) in Portugal when she was young.
have lived
has lived
lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (visit) her grandmother last month.
visited
has visited
have visited
visits
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (live) in seven different countries, so she knows a lot about different cultures.
's lived
've lived
lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I ____ (go) to the cinema last night.
went
gone
have gone
go
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Ow! I ______ (cut) my finger!
cutted
's cut
've cut
cut
Choose past simple or present perfect:
__________ (you/see) 'Finding Nemo'?
Have you seen
Did you seen
Have you saw
Did you saw
Choose past simple or present perfect:
John ______ (never/understand) the present perfect.
never understanded
has never understood
never understood
have never understood
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (break) her leg the day before the exam.
has broken
brake
breaked
broke
Choose past simple or present perfect:
We _____ (see) Oliver yesterday.
seen
saw
have seen
have saw
Choose past simple or present perfect:
He _____ (be) here all morning.
've been
's been
was
were
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do first?
cook rice
heat a pan
chop vegetables
throw garlic in
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do next?
heat a pan
cook rice
chop vegetables
throw garlic in
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do last?
Add garlic
Add rice
Heat a pan
Cook rice
A few years ago....
not many people lived in Liberia
nowadays people drive their cars instead
there will be people living everywhere
Today,
not many people lived in Liberia
people download their movies online
there will be people living everywhere
In the future,
not many people lived in Liberia
people download their movies online
People are going to have self-driven cars
If you get a high-paying job...
you be able to buy a big house
you'll have more money to spend
you won't save your money
you may need another job
if you have more cash to spend
you'll be able to buy a big house
You'll have more money to spend
you won't save your money
you may need another job
if you're able to buy a house
you'll be able to buy a big house
You'll have more money to spend
you won't save your money
you may need another job
if you don't save your money
you'll be able to buy a big house
You'll have more money to spend
you won't save your money
you may need another job
If you eat less sugar
you to stay in shape without joining a gym
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you might feel a lot healthier
you'll be able to experience a new culture
if you walk to work everyday
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you might feel a lot healthier
you'll be able to experience a new culture
If you travel abroad
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you might feel a lot healthier
you'll be able to experience a new culture
If you don't get enough sleep
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you might feel a lot healthier
you'll be able to experience a new culture
if you don't get married
you'll have more money to spend on yourself
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you may not like it better than your old one
you'll be able to experience a new culture
if you change jobs
you'll have more money to spend on yourself
you won't be able to stay awake in class
you may not like it better than your old one
you'll be able to experience a new culture
the normal work week in the 20th century _____ 35 hours
worked
had to
will still drive
was
nowadays people _______ 40hours a week
work
had to
will still drive
shop
These days many of us _____ online
working
had to
will still drive
shop
There were no supermarkets so people _____ go to different stores.
work
had to
will still drive
shop
Do you think people _______ cars 100 years from now?
work
walked
will still drive
won't change
People used to _____ everywhere
work
walk
will still drive
won't change
We drive everywhere, and that ________
work
walk
will still drive
won't change
Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.
He was ____________ (sleep) when the intruder ________ (enter) the house.
slept, entered
sleeping, entering
slept, entering
sleeping, entered
Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.
The girl was ____________ (walk) through the park when she _________ (hear) a loud noise.
walking, hearing
walked, heard
walking, heard
walked, hearing
Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.
I ________ (find) something strange when I was ________ (run) in the forest.
found, running
finding, running
found, ran
finding, ran
Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.
They ________ (drop) the TV when they were _______ (move) house.
dropping, moved
dropped, moving
dropping, moving
dropped, moved
Complete the sentence using the past continuous.
John and his brother ___________ (tell) a story when the phone rang.
told
was telling
were telling
was told
Complete the sentence using the past continuous.
My cousin broke his leg when he __________ (climb) a mountain.
climbed
was climbed
were climbing
was climbing
Complete the sentence using the present prefect continuous.
Q. How long have you been cleaning?
A. _______________ for about an hour.
I was cleaning
I cleaned
I've been cleaning
I have cleaned
Complete the sentence using the present perfect continuous.
Q. Has David been in London long?
A. No, he ________________ (live) here for long.
haven't been living
haven't lived
hasn't been living
hasn't lived
Complete the question in the present perfect continuous.
_______ you ____________ (play) basketball recently?
Have, been playing
Has, been playing
Have, playing
Has, playing
Complete the question in the present perfect continuous.
_______ Stephanie ____________ (sell) her old clothes?
Have, been selling
Has, been selling
Have, selling
Has, selling
Complete the sentence using the past simple and past continuous.
Brad and Rebecca _______________ (talk) when Adam _________ (open) the door.
has been talking, opened
was talking, opened
had been talking, opening
were talking, opened
Complete the question and answer in the present perfect continuous.
Q. Have you _____________ (bake) much lately?
A. Yes, _______________ every day this week!
been baking, I've been baking
baking, baking
baking, baked
been baking, been baking
Complete the question using the present perfect continuous.
____ they _____________ (fight) a lot recently?
Has, been fighting
Have, were fighting
Has, were fighting
Have, been fighting
Complete the question in the past continuous and past simple.
Jane's mother ________ (help) Jane when she ____________ (do) her homework.
has been helping, did
helped, did
helped, has been doing
helped, was doing
Which of these sentences uses the present perfect continuous?
James was playing football.
James is playing football.
James plays football.
James has been playing football.
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.
The new James Bond film is very __________ (excite).
excited
exciting
excites
excite
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.
James Cordon is an ____________ (entertain) presenter.
entertain
entertains
entertained
entertaining
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.
I'm very ___________ (interest) in history.
interesting
be interested
interests
interested
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.
The new lion documentary sounds __________ (interest).
interested
interesting
interests
it is interesting
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.
Jackie was __________ (bore) by the Shakespeare play.
boring
been boring
been bored
bored
Complete the sentence using the correct word.
The food in the restaurant was __________, I didn't like any of it.
disgusted
disgusting
amazed
amazing
Complete the sentence using the correct word.
I loved the new Harry Potter book, it was ____________.
annoying
dreadful
horrible
outstanding
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the words in parentheses.
The movie was ___________ (entertain) but I was a bit _________ (confuse).
entertaining, confused
entertained, confused
entertaining, confusing
entertained, confusing
Complete the sentence using the correct pronoun.
Ray Winstone is an actor ______ often plays gangsters in movies.
which
what
how
who
Complete the sentence using the correct pronoun.
Lady Gaga is a singer ______ has an incredible voice.
that
which
how
what
An Inconvenient Truth is a documentary ________ examines climate change.
who
which
what
how
Fifa 19 is a video game _______ sells millions of copies around the world.
who
what
how
that
Which two sentences are in the correct form?
Angelina Jolie is an actress which also works for the United Nations.
Angelina Jolie is an actress that also works for the United Nations.
Angelina Jolie is an actress what also works for the United Nations.
Angelina Jolie is an actress who also works for the United Nations.
Which two sentences are in the correct form?
Trainspotting is a movie which is based on a book.
Trainspotting is a movie who is based on a book.
Trainspotting is a movie what is based on a book.
Trainspotting is a movie that is based on a book.
Completed the sentence.
Lionel Messi is an __________ player _____ plays for Barcelona.
amazed, which
amazing, which
amazed, who
amazing, who
Complete the unreal conditional sentence using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
If I ______ (win) the lottery, I would ______ (buy) a Ferrari.
win, buy
won, bought
win, bought
won, buy
Complete the unreal conditional sentence using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
I would _____ (cry) if I _____ (lose) my ring.
cry, lose
cry, lost
cried, lose
cried, lost
Complete the unreal conditional sentence using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
If an alien ________ (land) on earth, scientists _____________ (want) to examine it.
land, would want
landed, will want
land, wanted
landed, would want
Complete the unreal conditional sentence using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
I could ________ (lift) very heavy things if I _______(live) on the moon.
lift, lived
lift, live
lifted, lived
lifted, live
Complete the unreal conditional question using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
What would you ______ (say) if I ______ (tell) you that I was a spy?
say, tell
said, told
say, told
said, tell
Complete the unreal conditional question and answer using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
Q. What would you _____ (do) if you _____ (are) famous?
A. I might _____ (move) to Hollywood.
do, are, moved
do, were, move
did, were, moved
do, are, move
Complete the unreal conditional question and answer using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
Q. What would you _____ (say) if you _____ (hear) a noise in a haunted house?
A. I would _____ (run) very fast.
say, hear, ran
said, hear, ran
say, heard, ran
say, heard, run
Complete the unreal conditional sentence using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
I __________ (not be) scared if I ______ (see) a snake.
wouldn't be, see
will not be, saw
wouldn't be, saw
won't be, saw
Which sentence is written in the correct form?
You could has been late.
You could have been late.
You could has be late.
You could have be late.
Which sentence is written in the correct form?
You could has said 'sorry'.
You could have said 'sorry'.
You could have say 'sorry'.
You could has said 'sorry'.
Complete the question and answer using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
What should I have ______ (do)?
You should have _______ (say) something.
do, say
done, said
do, said
done, say
Which sentence is written in the correct form?
Steve shouldn't has lied.
Steve shouldn't have lied.
Steve shouldn't has lie.
Steve shouldn't have lie.
The president opened the building in 1983
Active
Passive
Katie opened the fridge to take out some watermelon
Active
Passive
The bike was ridden by Alex
Active
Passive
The phone was unlocked by the monster.
Active
Passive
The chiliguaro was drank by Katie
Active
Passive
The American people voted for Donald Trump
Active
Passive
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
French and English _________ in Canada
Grow
Make up
Manufacture
Speak
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
Lots of rice ________ in Vietnam
Grow
Make up
Manufacture
Raise
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
The U.S _________ of 50 states
Grow
Make up
Manufacture
Use
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
A lot of sheep ____________________in New Zealand
Grow
Use
Manufacture
Raise
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
Cars and computers ______________in Korea
Grow
Use
Manufacture
Raise
Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)
The U.S Dollar ________ in Ecuador
Grow
Use
Manufacture
Raise
Michelle cleaned the apartment
The dishes were done
The airport was closed
The window was broken
Someone came into our house yesterday
The dishes were done
The airport was closed
The window was broken
There was a big storm last night
The dishes were done
The airport was closed
The window was broken
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Wash your hands." (tell)
She told him to wash his hands.
She tell him to wash his hands.
She told him not to wash his hands.
She told him to not wash his hands.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Don't drink all of the milk." (tell)
She told me to not drink all of the milk.
She told me not to drink all of the milk.
She told me don't drink all of the milk.
She tell me to not drink all of the milk.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Can you get some bread from the store?" (ask)
He ask her to get some bread from the store.
He asked her can you get some bread from the store.
He asked her get some bread from the store.
He asked her to get some bread from the store.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Bring your books next week." (say)
The teacher say bring our books next week.
The teacher say to bring our books next week.
The teacher said bring our books next week.
The teacher said to bring our books next week.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Can you turn the music down?" (ask)
He asked me turn the music down.
He ask me to turn the music down.
He asked me to turn the music down.
He ask me turn the music down.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"I have made plans."
He said that he has made plans.
He said that he had made plans.
He says that he have made plans.
He said that he have made plans.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"We may go out with friends."
They said he might go out with friends.
They said they might go out with friends.
They said he would go out with friends.
They said they would go out with friends.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"I have planned an exciting trip."
He told me that he made plans an exciting trip.
He told me that he have planned an exciting trip.
He told me that he has planned and exciting trip.
He told me that he had planned an exciting trip.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses. (tell)
"I'm going to Washington on Friday."
She tell me she goes to Washington on Friday.
She told me she has gone to Washington on Friday.
She told me she was going to Washington on Friday.
She told me she went to Washington on Friday.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"I've promised to go to the cinema with my brother." (say)
She say she has promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she is promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she was promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she had promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Wash your hands." (tell)
She told him to wash his hands.
She tell him to wash his hands.
She told him not to wash his hands.
She told him to not wash his hands.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Don't drink all of the milk." (tell)
She told me to not drink all of the milk.
She told me not to drink all of the milk.
She told me don't drink all of the milk.
She tell me to not drink all of the milk.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Can you get some bread from the store?" (ask)
He ask her to get some bread from the store.
He asked her can you get some bread from the store.
He asked her get some bread from the store.
He asked her to get some bread from the store.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Bring your books next week." (say)
The teacher say bring our books next week.
The teacher say to bring our books next week.
The teacher said bring our books next week.
The teacher said to bring our books next week.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"Can you turn the music down?" (ask)
He asked me turn the music down.
He ask me to turn the music down.
He asked me to turn the music down.
He ask me turn the music down.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"I have made plans."
He said that he has made plans.
He said that he had made plans.
He says that he have made plans.
He said that he have made plans.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"We may go out with friends."
They said he might go out with friends.
They said they might go out with friends.
They said he would go out with friends.
They said they would go out with friends.
How could you write this request in reported speech?
"I have planned an exciting trip."
He told me that he made plans an exciting trip.
He told me that he have planned an exciting trip.
He told me that he has planned and exciting trip.
He told me that he had planned an exciting trip.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses. (tell)
"I'm going to Washington on Friday."
She tell me she goes to Washington on Friday.
She told me she has gone to Washington on Friday.
She told me she was going to Washington on Friday.
She told me she went to Washington on Friday.
How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.
"I've promised to go to the cinema with my brother." (say)
She say she has promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she is promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she was promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
She said she had promised to go to the cinema with her brother.
