WorksheetsEvents - Inglês PR High
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 22mins
Complete a frase: "We bought tickets to see the new superhero film.
We are going to watch a __________ at the cinema tonight".
lecture
movie
play
concert
Complete a frase: "John is a very good speaker. Tomorrow,
he will give a __________ about how to protect the environment".
dance
musical
lecture
game
Complete a frase: "My favorite team is playing in the final this Saturday.
I hope we win this big __________!"
game
play
concert
movie
Complete a frase: "The actress sings, acts, and dances very well in the show.
It is a fantastic __________."
play
lecture
musical
dance
Complete the sentence: My sister is practicing ballet steps because
she will perform in a __________ at the school theater.
play
dance
game
movie
Complete the sentence: The band "The Black Cats" is coming to town. I
am going to see their amazing __________ next month.
play
lecture
game
concert
Complete the sentence: I love theater! We are going to see the dramatic story
Romeo and Juliet in a __________ this weekend.
movie
play
musical
game
Organize essas opções nas categorias certas:
You watch people act on a stage, often a serious story.
A play
You see singers, actors, and dancers performing to music.
A musical
People talk, kick a ball, or score points to win a trophy.
A game
You sit in a hall and listen to a speaker talking about a topic.
A lecture
You go to a stadium or large hall to hear a famous musician or band.
A concert
Gerunds and infinitives
Gerunds and infinitives are used to talk about complex ideas. Gerunds are formed with -ing. Infinitives are formed with to + a verb. You can use infinitives and gerunds after certain verbs.
Gerund (verb + -ing):
Oscar enjoys cooking dinner for Frank.
Infinitive (to + verb):
Frank plans to eat out.
Some verbs can only have gerunds after them, whereas some can only have infinitives. Some verbs can have either gerunds or infinitives.
These verbs can only have an infinitive after them:plan
We're planning to go to the soccer game.
want
We want to see the play in the park this week.
need
I need to get some money for the concert.
These verbs can only have a gerund after them:
enjoy
I enjoy listening to music.
keep
Martin kept playing his guitar until midnight.
think about
We're thinking about going to a concert.
These verbs can have a gerund or an infinitive after them:
like
I like going to musicals.
I like to go to musicals.
love
Joan loves eating in restaurants.
Joan loves to eat in restaurants.
begin
It began to snow.
It began snowing.
What is the form of a gerund?
-ing
to + verb
verb + -ed
verb + -s
Which verb can only be followed by an infinitive?
plan
enjoy
keep
think about
Which verb can only be followed by a gerund?
enjoy
plan
want
need
Which of the following verbs can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive?
like
plan
enjoy
need
What is the correct infinitive form in the sentence: 'Frank plans _____ out.'
to eat
eating
eat
to eating
Asking about and describing options
Use questions like these to ask what people want to do and what activities are available:
What do you want to do?
What are we going to do tonight?
What's going on?
Use the phrases there is and there are with and to list events.
There's a new movie at the theater and a lecture at the university.
There are some great movies and plays going on this week.
Use can and could to introduce possible activities, and or to present choices.
We can go to the lecture or the movie.
You could go swimming or you could go hiking.
Use a question with what else to ask for more choices.
What else is there to do?
What else is going on?
Which phrase is used to list events in a sentence?
there is and there are
can and could
what else
what's going on
What word is used to introduce possible activities?
there is
can
what else
what's going on
What question can you ask to find out more choices?
What do you want to do?
What's going on?
What else is there to do?
What are we going to do tonight?
Use the phrase ' (a) ' to list events.
We (a) go to the lecture or the movie.
