WorksheetsENGLISH III MIDTERM
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 42mins
Direct Question: Where does she play tennis?
Choose the correct indirect question:
Can you tell me where does she play tennis?
Can you tell me where she play tennis?
Can you tell me where she plays tennis?
Direct Question: When did John and Luke meet?
Indirect Question:
Do you know when did John and Luke meet?
Do you know when John and Luke met?
Do you know when John and Luke meet?
Direct question: Is Tom a lawyer?
Indirect Question:
I would like to know if Tom is a lawyer?
I would like to know if Tom is a lawyer.
Direct Question: When is the party?
Indirect Question:
Could you tell me when is the party?
Could you tell me when the party is?
Could you tell me when the party is.
Direct Question: Who is she?
Indirect Question:
I wonder who is she.
I wonder who she is?
I wonder who she is.
Direct Question: Where is the nearest supermarket?
Indirect Question:
Do you know where the nearest supermarket is?
Do you know where is the nearest supermarket?
Direct Question: Where is the station?
Indirect Question:
Could you tell me where the station is.
Could you tell me where is the station?
Could you tell me where the station is?
Direct Question: Does Sally drink coffee?
Indirect Question:
I would like to know if Sally drink coffee.
I would like to know if Sally drinks coffee?
I would like to know if Sally drinks coffee.
Direct Question: Where do you study Chinese?
Indirect Question:
Can you tell me where do you study Chinese?
Can you tell me where you study Chinese?
Direct Question: Did Lucy work at home yesterday?
Indirect Question:
Do you know if Lucy work at home yesterday?
Do you know if Lucy worked at home yesterday.
Do you know if Lucy worked at home yesterday?
Direct Question: What was the problem?
Indirect Question:
I wonder what was the problem?
I wonder what the problem was.
I wonder what the problem was?
Direct Question: Why did the arrive so late?
Indirect Question:
Do you know why they arrive so late?
Do you know why did they arrive so late?
Do you know why they arrived so late?
Direct Question: Did Mike finish the report?
Indirect Question:
I would like to know if Mike finish the report.
I would like to know if Mike finished the report.
Direct Question: What did they do at the weekend?
Indirect Question:
Could you tell me what they do at the weekend?
Could you tell me what they did at the weekend?
Could you tell me what did they do at the weekend?
Direct Question: Were we late for the meeting?
Indirect Question:
I wonder if we were late for the meeting.
I wonder if were we late for the meeting.
We ______ to class since last week
go
don´t go
haven´t gone
Pat and Sue _______ English since elementary school
has studied
have studied
study
Sally______ her car for three years
have had
is having
has had
______ you ever _____ to Cancun?
Have - traveled
Haven´t - travel
Do - travel
______ Peter_____ a student here for 1 year?
Has - be
Has - been
Has - to be
Order the sentences: driven, has, he, car, a, new, lately
(a)
Order the sentences: recently, been, to, Cancun, have, friends, my
(a)
Order the sentences: new, I, have, a , wallet, lost
(a)
Order the sentences: brother, studied, my, has, two, for, years, English
(a)
Order the sentences: mother, "Believe it or not" , seen. my has
(a)
For decisions that we take at the moment of speaking we use ...
will
going to
To make predictions based on some sort of evidence we use...
will
going to
To talk about plans or intentions we use...
will
going to
To talk about a fact we use...
will
going to
To make a general prediction we use...
We often use think, hope, expect with this use.
will
going to
The temperature has gone up – my snowman ____________ melt.
is going to
are going to
will
Rose: The water is boiling.
Pete: I ____________ get the coffee and the cups. will
is going to
are going to
will
I’ve decided I ____________fly to London. I want to reduce my carbon footprint.
'm going to
're going to
will
Do you think Venice ____________ disappear one day?
are going to
is going to
will
My grandchildren probably ____________ read printed books.
aren't going to
isn't going to
won't
By the time we _________, the party _______. (arrive, finish)
arrived/had finished
had arrived/ finished
was arrive/had finished
arrived/finished
I ______ the shop as soon as I __________ the contents of the box. (call, check)
was call/checked
had called/was checking
called/had checked
called/was checked
When she rang the office this morning, Jim___________ (already go out)
already was go out.
had already gone out.
already had went out.
was already gone out
I had just cleaned the carpet when the dog _______ in and ________ himself. (come, shake)
(a)
The robbers left / had left the bank when the policemen finally arrived / had arrived.
(a)
When the rain started / had started, the Atkinsons finished / had finished.
started / finished
started / had finished
had started / finished
had started / had finished
We _________ a huge,beautiful house when I was a child.
had
were having
had had
Before the man ___________ this job a year ago,he had graduated from university in 1999.
had found
found
was finding
While I ……………………… yesterday morning,I ………………….. my friend Lisa.
was jogging/was seeing
jogged/saw
was jogging/saw
We use (a) tense for referring to a completed action in the past.
We use (a) tense for referring to a continuous action going on at a specific time in the past
We use (a) tense for referring to an action which happened before another past action.
1.- ___________________a little cheese.
There is
There are
2.- _______________ a few raspberries.
There is
There are
3.- _____________ a lot of milk.
There is
There are
4.- _____________ some eggs.
There is
There are
5.- ______________ any honey.
There isn´t
There aren´t
6.- ________________ any carrots.
There isn´t
There aren´t
7.- There are _______________ mushrooms.
a few
a lot
8.- There is _______________ meat.
some
none
9.- There isn´t _____________ water.
none
any
10.- There is _______________butter.
none
any
11.- There are __________________ blueberries.
a few
a little
