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AMERICAN
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1)
A. T
here is a garden beside
the swimming pool.
B. There is a swimming pool
behind the fence.
C. There is a fence beside
the garden.
2)
A. He threw the ball.
B. Hes going to throw the ball.
C. Hes throwing the ball.
4)
A. The cat is jumping over the bed.
B. T
he cat is jumping off the bed.
C. The cat is jumping onto the bed.
5)
A. Its easy to ski here.
B. Its easy to sail here.
C. Its difficult to ski here.
3)
A. H
es jumping onto
the water.
B. Hes jumping over
the water.
C. Hes jumping beside
the water.
Section 2. Correct the underlined word in each sentence. Follow the example:
jump
Section 3. Rewrite each sentence to indicate that the action happened in the past. Follow the example:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Section 2. Read each situation. Then write a sentence to tell someone what to do. Follow the example:
Please
Section 3. Answer the questions in complete sentences using the information in parentheses. Follow the example:
( )
Are you going to vacuum the rug? (yes)
When will you sweep the rug? (after / eat / lunch)
2)
Sometimes math
and sometimes
.
Sometimes I
, and sometimes
I
.
1)
Sometimes we
, and sometimes we
.
3)
they
live outside .
Section 2. Read each sentence. Then write a logical reason for each. Follow the example:
Its faster.
Section 3. Put the words in order to make a complete sentence. Follow the example:
He never exercises.
never He exercises.
is a good place
to buy stamps
1)
is a bad place
2)
is a good place
3)
is a bad place
? My head hurts.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Section 3. Complete the sentences to make logical statements. Follow the example:
I am sick.
1)
a. T
here is something on
the rug.
b. Nothing is on the rug.
c. Everything is on the rug.
4)
a. T
here are not enough cups
for everyone.
b. There is enough coffee
for everyone.
c. There is not enough coffee
for everyone.
2)
a. No one is sitting.
b. S
omeone is sitting.
c. Everyone is sitting.
5)
a. T
he girl won, and
the boy lost.
b. The boy won, and
the girl lost.
c. The girl is losing, and the
boy is winning.
3)
a. No one is talking.
b. Someone is talking.
c. Everyone is talking.
6)
a. E
verything is under
the bed.
b. There is something under
the bed.
c. There is nothing under
the bed.
Section 2. Answer the questions by completing the sentences. Follow the example:
Section 2. Look at each picture and read the sentence that accompanies it. If the sentence is correct, mark it . If it is not
correct, mark it X and rewrite the sentence so it is correct. Follow the example:
Section 3. Number the sentences 18 to put the conversation in order. Follow the examples:
Because Im leaving.
Im sad.
North America
4) The
5) The
1)
3)
Section 3. Write sentences using mine, his, hers, and ours. Follow the example:
5) We have bread.
fire
something hot
touch
eats
departed
south
swim
afraid
lives
flying
Asia
ugly
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Section 3. Fill in the blank with one appropriate word. Follow the example:
yours
computer now.
is red, and mine is blue.
5) John and Bethany have a dog, and we have a dog. Their dog is bigger than
6) The girl and the boy have books. Her book is newer than
8
.
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good
bad
1) interesting
2) dirtier
3) wrong
4) boyfriend
5) finished
6) beautiful
7) north
1) A:
?
B: Yes, I know her.
a. Do you know Julia?
b. When did you meet Julia?
c. How did you meet Julia?
2) A:
?
B: We met each other two weeks ago.
a. How did you meet each other?
b. Where did you meet each other?
c. When did you meet each other?
3) A:
?
B: He has lived here for four years.
a. Do you think that he lives here?
b. How long has he lived here?
c. Has he lived here this year?
4) A:
?
B: Yes, I have read it.
a. Have you read this book?
b. Are you going to read this book?
c. Are you reading this book?
5) A:
?
B: I am eating lunch.
a. What do you do here?
b. What are you going to do here?
c. What are you doing here?
6) A:
?
B: No, I dont think it will rain.
a. Is it raining?
b. Do you think its going to rain?
c. Did it rain?
Section 3. Complete the sentences to answer the questions. Follow the example:
have
already
eaten
lunch today.
two years
2) Do you think that hes her husband? No, shes not
to get married soon.
. Hes her
you
see it.
7) When you give money in one currency for money in another currency
Section 3. Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.
1) I ate some cake. I would like some more. I dont want a lot. I want
2) Can I put my laptop in your backpack? Im sorry. Theres
3) This box is empty. Theres
4) Is there
room to put the table in the kitchen? No. Its too big.
6) If I had a computer, I
8) Shes
10
7)
more cake.
speak English.
round clock 20
square clock 20
1) baby 8 pounds
The baby
The briefcase
3) red plate $5
The chicken
Section 2. Answer the questions using the information in parentheses in your response. Follow the example:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
(
)
How big is the rug? (3 feet x 5 feet)
How much were the potatoes? ($4)
How much does your son weigh? (34 pounds)
Is there enough coffee for everyone? (almost)
How long is the street? (2 miles)
How wide is the door? (3 feet)
How tall is the tree? 25 feet
Section 3. Look at each picture and write a sentence to describe how the people cut each item. Follow the example:
2)
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1)
3)
11
red
or
green
or
or
or
or
or
or
1) A
. Shes using a wrench, not a hammer.
B. Shes using a hammer, not pliers.
C. Shes using pliers, not a hammer.
2) A
. Hes using tape to repair his glasses.
B. He used tape to repair his glasses.
C. Hes choosing tape to repair his glasses.
3) A
. This pizza is frozen.
B. This pizza is fresh.
C. This pizza is rotten.
4) A
. These tomatoes are fresh.
B. These tomatoes are rotten.
C. These tomatoes are not ripe.
Section 3. Fill in the blank with the correct form of the word in parentheses. Write only one word in each space.
1) Hes
3) I have already
the soup.
12
(use) a hammer to
(add) salt to
4) The pie is
(weigh)?
(bake) in the oven.
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COUNTRY
India
Germany
Indian
Hes cooking
1) I have a
food.
watch.
Brazil
Egypt
4) The
queen.
7) Shes wearing a
8) Some
dress.
food is spicy.
1) Whats
television.
the newspaper.
the Internet.
the United States.
1) A
. The students have voted.
B. The students are voting.
C. The students are going to vote.
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2) A
. This soldier is fighting in the war.
B. This soldier is going to fight in the war.
C. This soldier fought in the war.
13
1) I voted for
Steve Todd.
Why not?
2)
Section 2. Choose a word or phrase from each column to make a complete and logical sentence. Use each word or phrase
only once.
The book
were built
in 1997.
1)
made
this cake.
2)
The houses
was baked
with wood.
3)
The pie
were cut
in the oven.
4)
The lemons
was written
into quarters.
5)
The woman
took
that photo.
14
6)
Section 2. Write sentences using the information provided. Include for or since in your responses. Follow the example:
Section 3. Read each situation. Then write a sentence to tell what the people have to or want to do again. Use again in
your response. Follow the example:
2) Frank and I ate at the Spanish restaurant two days ago. We like it very much.
15
1) I / go / Mexico / business
6) time / go / wedding
Section 3. Answer the questions in complete sentences with information about yourself.
4) What did you like the most about your last vacation?
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