IF YOU CAN DO THIS TEST GO ON TO UNIT 1

IF YOU CAN DO THIS TEST GO ON TO UNIT 1 A.  Look at this esample: I am tired. He is tired. Write these sentences again. Begin each sentence with He. 1. I am busy. 2. I am learning English. 3. I have a new book. 4. I live in the country. 5. I shall see you tomorrow. 6. I can understand you. 7. I must write a letter. 8. I may come next week. 9. I do a lot of work every day. 10. I do a lot of work yesterday. 11. I played football yesterday. 12. I bought a new coat last week. 13. I have had a letter from Tom. 14. I was busy this morning. 15. I could play football very well when I was younger. 16. I always try to get up early. 17. I might see you next week. 18. I always enjoy a good film. 19. I had finished my work before you came. 20. I watch television every night. B Look at these examples: I want a biscuit. I want a cup of coffee. I want some biscuits. I want some coffee. Do you want any biscuits? Do you want any coffee? I don’t want any biscuits. I don’t want any coffee. Write these sentences again. Put in a , some or any. 1. There are (    ) books on the desk. 2. I drank (    ) glass of beer. 3. Do you want (    ) butter? 4. There aren’t (    ) people in the street. 5. Tom has just bought (    ) new car. 6. We have (    ) apple trees in our garden. 7. Can I have (    ) bar of chocolate, please? 8. There isn’t (    ) bread in that tin. 9. Is there (    ) ink in that bottle? 10. Are there (    ) eggs in that basket? C. Look at these examples: I haven’t any eggs. I haven’t got many eggs. He hasn’t any coffee. He hasn’t got much coffee. Do these in the same way: 1. I haven’t any butter. 2. You haven’t any cigarettes. 3. We haven’t any milk. 4. She hasn’t any biscuits. 5. They haven’t any stationery. D. Look at this example: She goes to town every day. She went to town yesterday. Do these in the same way: 1. He buys a new car every year. He (        ) a new car last year. 2. She airs the room every day. She (        ) it this morning 3. He often loses his pen. He (        ) his pen this morning. 4. He always listens to the news. He (        ) to the news yesterday. 5. She empties this basket every day. She (        ) it yesterday. E. Look at these examples: He went to the cinema yesterday. Question: Did he go to the cinema yesterday? Question: Where did he go yesterday? Negative: He didn’t go to the cinema yesterday. Do these in the same way: 1. He bought a new car.                  2. She can come tomorrow. Q:                                    Q: Q: What                              Q: When N:                                    N: 3. They were here yesterday.              4. He must leave early. Q:                                    Q: Q: When                              Q: Why N:                                    N: 5. He gave you a pen.                      6. He lives next door. Q:                                    Q: Q: What                                Q: Where N:                                    N: 7. You know him well.                    8. He has found his pen. Q:                                    Q: Q: How well                            Q: What N:                                    N: 9. You saw that film.                      10. He arrived at two o’clock. Q:                                      Q: Q: When                                Q:When N:                                      N: F. Look at this example: She smiled ( ). (pleasant) She smiled pleasantly. Do these in the same way: 1. He read the phrase (        ). (slow) 2. He worked (        ). (lazy) 3. He cut himself (        ) (bad) 4. He worked (        ). (careful) 5. The door opened (        ) .(sudden) G. Look at this example: It will rain tomorrow. It’ll rain tomorrow. Write these sentences again. Ues short forms. 1. He will arrive tomorrow morning. 2. She will come this evening. 3. I shall see you the day after tomorrow. 4. He will not belive me. 5. We shall not remain here. H. Look at this example: This dress belongs to my sister. It’s hers. Do these in the same way: 1. These things belong to my husband.  They are (        ). 2. This coat belongs to me.    It’s (        ). 3. These shoes belong to my wife.    They are (        ). 4. These pens belong to Tom and toBetty.    The pens are (        ). 5. This suitcase belongs to you.    It’s (        ).