Last practice writing exam

Last practice writing exam

Adjectives

Adverbs

Possessive

Present Tenses (present simple, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous)

Reciprocal Pronouns

Imperative

Multiples

Adjectives modify

1. verbs
2. nouns
3. adjectives
4. adverbs

Adverbs modify

1. verbs
2. nouns
3. adjectives
4. adverbs

Adjectives (in green)

• modify NOUNS
• are used in their base form

That is a green car.

My husband is always hungry.

Adverbs (in blue)

• modify VERBS, ADJECTIVES, OTHER ADVERBS or ENTIRE SENTENCES
• base form + LY (mind spelling changes)
• EXCEPTIONS are: LONG/FAST/HARD (only 1 form exists) , LATELY/QUIETLY (only 1 form exists) and GOOD > WELL
• adverbs that modify verbs about the senses (taste/sound/feel/look/smell) are used in their base form

That car quickly drove around the corner.

That is an extremely fast car.

He speaks English very well.

Honestly, I could care less. 

This cake smells delicious!

Quiztime!

Do you need the adjective or the adverb? 

9 MC questions

Lucy is shy, so she cannot make friends _____.

1. easy
2. easily

There was long applause because she sang _____.

1. beautiful
2. beautifully

The dog looked _____, so we gave him some food.

1. hungry
2. hungrily

I asked her why she was _____, but she didn't tell me.

1. sad
2. sadly

They spoke _____ because the baby was asleep.

1. quiet
2. quietly

My aunt is a _____ driver.

1. terrible
2. terribly

Was the exercise _____?

1. easy
2. easily

They drive too _____.

1. dangerous
2. dangerously

She is a _____ tennis player, but her brother plays _____.

1. bad/good
2. bad/goodly
3. badly/well
4. bad/well

Make four sentences: 1) adverb 2) adverb + adverb 3) adjective 4) adjective + adverb

1. Isn't this ______ book?

1. Peter
2. Peter's
3. Peters'
4. Peters

2. _____ trousers can be found on the top floor.

1. Men
2. Mens
3. Men's
4. Mens'

3. One of the _____ was shorter than the others, so the table was wobbly.

1. legs of the table
2. table leg
3. legs' table
4. leg of the table

4. They are painting the ____ room this week.

1. Children's
2. Childrens
3. Childrens'
4. Children

5. Did you read ______ newspaper?

1. Yesterday
2. Yesterdays
3. Yesterdays'
4. Yesterday's

6. David is ______ husband.

1. Anne's
2. Annes
3. Annes'
4. Anne

7. All the _____ books were in their lockers.

1. boys's
2. boyss
3. boys'
4. boys

8. My ________ house is pretty far away.

1. grandparents's
2. grandparentss
3. grandparents'
4. grandparents

9. What is your favourite city? I think ________ is just the best!

1. the London city
2. London's city
3. London's
4. the city of London

Imperative

De imperative is een gebiedende wijs: 

je gebruikt het om iemand een opdracht, 

verzoek of instructie te geven.

Imperative

Hoe maak je het?

Je gebruikt de infinitief zonder “to”:

 • Sit down. (Ga zitten.)

 • Open the door. (Doe de deur open.)

 • Be quiet. (Wees stil.)

Negatieve imperative (zeggen wat iemand níét moet doen):

Gebruik “Don’t” + het werkwoord:

 • Don’t run. (Niet rennen.) 

• Don’t be late. (Kom niet te laat.)

1: ___________ your name at the top of the paper.