A1- Revision of Theme 11 (Grammar)

Complete the following exercises about Revision of Theme 11 (Grammar)

Choose the correct statement about Yes or No Questions in Present Form

To create a closed question only auxiliary or modal verbs can be used
The structure of short answers is: Subject + auxiliary/modal verb
Yes or no questions are also called open questions

Choose the correct statement about Wh- Questions in Present Form

Wh-questions require short answers
How is considered a wh- question word
Wh- Questions are also called closed questions or polar questions
The structure of wh- questions in present form is: Auxiliary/modal verb + subject + noun/verb + …?

Choose the correct statement about Imperative Mood

The negative structure of the imperative mood is: Don’t + subject + verb (infinitive without to) + …
Usually imperatives use a second or third person subject
We usually find the imperative structure in only two forms, affirmative and negative

Choose the correct statement about Conjunctions: And, But, Because, When

Conjunctions are words that function as a link between different clauses or elements in sentence
If the sentence is long we put a comma (,) after the conjunction
Conjunctions can only connect clauses

Drag the words into the correct boxes to put the question and its answer in the correct order

would1 of 10 draggables.

Yes2 of 10 draggables.

cup3 of 10 draggables.

you4 of 10 draggables.

coffee5 of 10 draggables.

I6 of 10 draggables.

a7 of 10 draggables.

of8 of 10 draggables.

like9 of 10 draggables.

Would10 of 10 draggables.

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Drag the words into the correct boxes to put the negative sentence in the correct order

Do1 of 5 draggables.

to2 of 5 draggables.

not3 of 5 draggables.

me4 of 5 draggables.

talk5 of 5 draggables.

Drag the words into the correct boxes to complete the sentences with the correct conjunction

when1 of 4 draggables.

and2 of 4 draggables.

but3 of 4 draggables.

because4 of 4 draggables.

I am tired

I didn't sleep well last night
I'd like to go to the beach with you

I have to work
They sold everything

they moved
She drinks a cup of coffee

reads the newspaper every morning

For each yes/no question write the correct short answer

Do you like reading? Yes,

Does she know the truth? No,

Have you got a brother? No, I

Can he play the piano? Yes,

Would you like to go to the cinema tonight? Yes, we

Fill in the blanks with the correct wh-words to complete the questions

is my phone?

does the bus leave?

does he like?

is the new boss?

car is this?

car is yours?

For each sentence choose from the words in bold the correct conjunction

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He didn't pass the examwhen / because he didn't study They live in Parisand / but they love the cityI'd like to go to the cinemaand / but I'm tiredI have to studybecause / when I get homeYou can go hiking therebut / and you have to be very careful

Full text where words can be marked

Correct!

Incorrect!

Answer not found!

Drag the words into the correct boxes to match the wh-words to their meaning

Where1 of 9 draggables.

Who2 of 9 draggables.

When3 of 9 draggables.

How4 of 9 draggables.

What5 of 9 draggables.

Whose6 of 9 draggables.

Which7 of 9 draggables.

Why8 of 9 draggables.

Whom9 of 9 draggables.

to ask for information about people, as a subject

to ask for information about time

to ask for information about place

to ask for information about something

to ask for information about the way something is done

to ask for information about who something belongs to

to ask for information about people, as an object

to ask for a reason

to ask for information about a preference between two or more things

Drag the words into the correct boxes to match the conjunctions to their meaning

Because1 of 4 draggables.

When2 of 4 draggables.

But3 of 4 draggables.

And4 of 4 draggables.

: connects two sentences (addition);

: states either a condition or a contrast (contrast);

: states the reason (cause);

: states the time of the sentences (time)

Choose the correct statements about the use of Yes or No Questions in Present Form (+1 option)

We use yes/no questions to ask for information about who something belongs to
Yes/no questions require long answers
Yes or No questions are also called polar questions
The possible answers to this kind of questions are infinite
We use yes/no questions to ask for information about time
We use yes or no questions when we expect that answer will be either yes (affirmative) or no (negative)

Choose the correct statements about the use of Wh- Questions in Present Form (+1 option)

Wh- questions require short answers
We use Wh- Questions when we expect that answer will be either yes or no
We can use Wh- Questions to ask for information about a preference between two or more things
These questions are also called open questions because the possible answers to them are infinite
We can use Wh- questions to ask for a reason
Wh- questions are also called polar questions
We can use Wh- Questions to ask for information about place

Choose the correct statements about Imperative Mood (+1 option)

We omit the subject pronoun in imperative sentences
We use the interrogative form of imperatives to ask for advice
We use imperatives on signs/notices
We use imperatives to give advice, but only in the negative form
We always use the subject pronoun in imperative sentences
We use imperatives to make an invitation, but only in the affirmative form
Negative imperatives are used to force someone to do something
Affirmative imperatives are used to prevent someone from doing something
We use imperatives to give advice

Choose the correct statements about the use of Conjunctions (+1 option)

Conjunctions can only connect words
Conjunctions are used to show relations between words, phrases, clauses and sentences
Conjunctions can express contrast
Conjunctions can express a cause
Conjunctions can only connect clauses or sentences
Conjunctions can only express addition or contrast

Which sentence is wrong?

You don't run in the hallways!
I need to go to the supermarket when I finish work
Have you got a minute?

Which sentence is correct?

Who does he like?
Whose computer is this?
What house is yours?