WorksheetsExploring Future in the Past and Connectors
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
Identify the future in the past in the sentence: 'She was going to attend the meeting.'
is going to attend
was attending the meeting
will attend the meeting
was going to attend
What is the function of the connector 'then' in a narrative?
The function of 'then' is to indicate a sequence of events.
The function of 'then' is to describe a setting.
The function of 'then' is to provide a moral lesson.
The function of 'then' is to introduce a character.
Choose the correct future in the past form: 'They ___ (be) at the party.'
will be
are being
were being
would be
Identify the connector in this sentence: 'First, we will finish our homework.'
Next
Finally
Afterwards
First
What does the connector 'after' indicate in a sequence?
It indicates a cause-and-effect relationship.
It signifies a simultaneous occurrence of events.
It marks the beginning of a sequence.
It indicates a sequence where one event follows another.
In the sentence 'He was going to call her later,' what does 'later' signify?
An indefinite time without a specific reference.
A future time when the action will occur.
A time that has no relation to the action being discussed.
A past time when the action has already occurred.
Which of the following is a future in the past: 'I was going to travel' or 'I will travel'?
I was going to travel
I will be traveling
I traveled
I am traveling
How does the connector 'until' function in a narrative?
The connector 'until' describes an action that happens simultaneously with another.
The connector 'until' is used to indicate a cause or reason.
The connector 'until' indicates a condition or point in time that must be reached before an action occurs.
The connector 'until' signifies a completed action.
Identify the future in the past in the sentence: 'They were going to leave early.'
were leaving early
had gone to leave
were going to leave
are going to leave
What role does 'finally' play in organizing a narrative?
'Finally' emphasizes the main conflict of the story.
'Finally' introduces a new character in the narrative.
'Finally' indicates the conclusion of a narrative.
'Finally' serves as a transition to a flashback.
Choose the correct connector: '___ I finished my work, I went out.'
Before
Since
After
While
What is the purpose of the introduction in a composition?
To conclude the composition effectively.
To provide a detailed analysis of the topic.
To summarize the main points of the composition.
The purpose of the introduction in a composition is to introduce the topic and engage the reader.
Identify the connector that shows a condition: 'whenever' or 'before'?
whenever
during
after
unless
What is the structure of a five-paragraph essay?
Introduction, Body Paragraph 1, Body Paragraph 2, Body Paragraph 3, Conclusion
Introduction, Body Paragraph 1, Body Paragraph 2, Body Paragraph 3, Discussion
Introduction, Body Paragraph 1, Body Paragraph 2, Summary
Introduction, Body, Conclusion
How does the connector 'moreover' enhance a narrative?
Moreover introduces a contrasting idea.
Moreover provides a conclusion to the narrative.
Moreover enhances a narrative by providing additional, reinforcing information.
Moreover summarizes the previous points.
Identify the future in the past in the sentence: 'She was going to start a new job.'
was going to start a new job
had gone to start a new job
is going to start a new job
was starting a new job
What does the connector 'while' indicate in a sequence of events?
A cause-and-effect relationship.
Simultaneity of events.
Consecutiveness of events.
A single event occurring at a specific time.
Choose the correct connector: 'I will call you ___ I arrive home.'
after
until
before
when
What is the conclusion's role in a composition?
The conclusion summarizes the main points and provides closure.
The conclusion serves as the main body of the text.
The conclusion introduces new ideas and arguments.
The conclusion lists all references used in the composition.
Identify the connector that adds information: 'also' or 'until'?
but
before
unless
also
