Question

Task 3: Use the verbs in the Past Simple or Present Perfect/Present Perfect Continuous. 1.I (like) _______ him when I was at school. 2.He (live) _______ in New York since 2001. 3.I (not see) _______ Pete last night. 4.I (look for) _______ this book yesterday. 5.I (to watch) _____ this movie for about 2 hours. Task 4: Use must/mustn’t, may, can/can’t, should/shouldn’t, need/needn’t. 1.Students ___ leave the classroom before the ring bells. 2.Students ___ leave the classroom before the ring bells. 3.___ you pass my pencil to me? 4.You've been driving all day. You ________ be exhausted! 5.You ________ smoke so much. It's bad for your health! 6.I know he speaks five languages, but ________ he speak Arabic? 7.I'm on my way. I ________ be there in about 10 minutes. 8.I ________ afford that. 9.This ________ be dangerous if you don't have the right equipment. 10.You ________ yell at your parents. It's not nice. Task 5: Fill in the gaps with the reflexive pronouns. 1.Forget it! I’ll do it _____ . 2.She burnt _____ on the oven yesterday. 3.He talks to _____ all the time. It doesn’t mean he’s crazy. 4.We all enjoyed _____ very much on the picnic. 5.The protesters locked _____ in the church and refused to come out. 6.Your sister is very busy, so you’ll have to do this task by _____ . Task 6: Circle the correct answer. 1.The UK is divided into four parts: a)England, Scotland, New Zealand, Wales b)England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales c)England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales d)England, Scotland, Southern Ireland, Wales 2.The flag of the UK is called: a)Union Jack b)Union Dave c)Union Jim d)Crazy Jack

Answer 1

1. I liked
2. has lived
3. didn't see
4.looked for
5. have been watching

Answer 2

Task 3: Use the verbs in the Past Simple or Present Perfect/Present Perfect Continuous.

1. I liked him when I was at school. 2. He has been living in New York since 2001 . 3. I did not see Pete last night. 4. I looked for this book yesterday. 5. I have been watching this movie for about 2 hours.

Task 4: Use must/mustn’t, may, can/can’t, should/shouldn’t, need/needn’t.

1. Students must not leave the classroom before the ring bells. 2. Students should not leave the classroom before the ring bells. 3. Can you pass my pencil to me? 4. You've been driving all day. You must be exhausted! 5. You shouldn’t smoke so much. It's bad for your health! 6. I know he speaks five languages, but can he speak Arabic? 7. I'm on my way. I should be there in about 10 minutes. 8. I can't afford that. 9. This could be dangerous if you don't have the right equipment. 10. You shouldn’t yell at your parents. It's not nice.

Task 5: Fill in the gaps with the reflexive pronouns.

1. Forget it! I’ll do it myself. 2. She burnt herself on the oven yesterday. 3. He talks to himself all the time. It doesn’t mean he’s crazy. 4. We all enjoyed ourselves very much on the picnic. 5. The protesters locked themselves in the church and refused to come out. 6. Your sister is very busy, so you’ll have to do this task by yourself.

Task 6: Circle the correct answer.

1. The UK is divided into four parts: c) England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales 2. The flag of the UK is called: a) Union Jack