3En I wk 9 - testweek practice

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Testweek practice

3Eng1

25 October 2023

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to explain what you know well for the testweek and what you need to look at some more before the test.

Present Simple

The present simple is used to talk about general truths, habits, and routines. It uses the base form of the verb.

Present Continuous

The present continuous is used to talk about actions happening at the moment of speaking or temporary situations. It uses the verb 'to be' + the present participle (= -ing form).

Past Simple

The past simple is used to talk about completed actions in the past. It uses the base form of the verb + '-ed' for regular verbs or irregular form for irregular verbs.

Past Continuous

The past continuous is used to talk about ongoing actions in the past. It uses the past form of 'to be' + the present participle.

Present Perfect

The present perfect is used to talk about past actions or experiences that have a connection to the present. It uses 'have' or 'has' + the past participle.

Gerunds and Infinitives

Gerunds are verbs ending in '-ing' used as nouns.
Infinitives are the base form of the verb preceded by 'to'.

They can be used as subjects, objects, or complements.

Used To vs. Would

Both 'used to' and 'would' are used to talk about past habits or states. 'Used to' is used for past habits that no longer exist, while 'would' is used for past habits that may still exist.

Present Simple <> Present Continuous
She always _______ jewellery.

1. are wearing
2. wears
3. is wearing
4. wear

Present simple <> present continuous
He ........... his homework now.

1. does
2. do
3. is doing
4. doing

Present Simple <> Present Continuous

Look! She ________ him.

1. kisses
2. is kissing

Present Simple <> Present Continuous
You usually _________ late.

1. arrive
2. are arriving

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Welk signaalwoord hoort bij de present continuous?

1. Now
2. In 1977
3. Tomorrow
4. Last year

Present Simple <> Present Continuous
You ........... (not / listen) to me!

1. are not listening
2. don't listen
3. aren't listening
4. do not listen

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Welk signaalwoord hoort bij de present simple?

1. Now
2. Next year
3. Always
4. Usually

Present Simple <> Present Continuous

I ________ currently.

1. dance
2. am dancing

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
She ......... the piano now.

1. is playing
2. plays
3. is play
4. are playing

Present Simple <> Present Continuous

________ at the moment?

1. Is Jeffrey working
2. Does Jeffrey work

Present simple or present continuous: I.......about a hundred euros a month.

1. earn
2. am earning
3. was earning
4. were earning

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

______ (you + see) Janet recently?

1. Did you see
2. Did you saw
3. Have you seen
4. Have you saw

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _____ (to work) at a book store last year.

1. worked
2. have worked
3. has worked

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _____ (be) a teacher for 11 years now.

1. was
2. has been
3. were
4. have been

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
She _____ (to play) the piano since she was 4.

1. played
2. have played
3. has played

Past simple / present perfect
We ....... just ....... (to hear) the news

1. has ...... heard
2. heard
3. have ..... heard
4. have heared

Past simple / Present perfect
..... you ...... my keys anywhere

1. Did ..... see
2. Have .... seen
3. Have .... see
4. Did .... seen

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

______ (you + see) Janet last night?

1. Did you see
2. Did you saw
3. Have you seen
4. Have you saw

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
How long ____ (she + live) in Britain?

1. did she live
2. did she lived
3. have she lived
4. has she lived

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _____ (to work) at a book store last year, so I _______ (to read) a lot of books.

1. worked, have read
2. have worked, read
3. have worked, have read
4. worked, read

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _______ (always + like) playing board games, but when I was young I _______ outside.

1. always liked, have played
2. have always liked, have played
3. have always liked, played
4. always liked, played

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _________ that before.

1. did never do
2. do
3. didn't
4. have never done

Bob ________ be much shorter.

1. would
2. used to
3. would/used to

Which one is correct?
1. Tim used to have a camera, but he lost it.
2. Tim would have a camera, but he lost it.

1. 1 is correct
2. 2 is correct
3. both are correct

Jeada Westenberg ..... watch anime during the vacation

1. used to
2. would to
3. would

Most dads ______ read you a bedtime story when you were little.

1. would
2. used to

Which one is correct?
1. My little brother used to play with trains.
2. My little brother would play with trains.

1. 1 is correct
2. 2 is correct
3. both are correct

Sylvan Vossen .... go to the barber, but now his barber is dead.

1. would
2. used to
3. used to go
4. would go

Used to or would?

1. The Twin Towers used to be the tallest buildings in the world.
2. The Twin Towers would be the tallest buildings in the world.

Which sentence is correct?
1. I would visit my aunt every weekend when I was young.
2. I used to visit my aunt every weekend.

1. Sentence 1 is correct
2. Sentence 2 is correct
3. Both are wrong
4. Both are correct

Which sentence is correct:
1. Our house would be a church.
2. Our house used to be a church.

1. Sentence 1 is correct
2. Sentence 2 is correct
3. Both are wrong.
4. Both are correct.

We ____ like her a lot and play with her all the time.

1. would
2. used to

gerund or infinitive?
Tina has decided ... her car.

1. selling
2. to sell
3. is selling
4. sells

gerund or infinitive?
She continued ... about her accomplishments.

1. brags
2. to brag
3. bragging
4. to bragging

gerund or infinitive?
The film isn't worth ....

1. seeing
2. to see
3. to seeing
4. see

Gerund or infinitive?
1. We prefer .............. in a choir.
2. I really like............ to the Gym.

1. singing, to go
2. to sing, to go
3. to sing, going
4. singing, going

gerund or infinitive?
I don't mind ... up early.

1. to getting
2. to get
3. getting
4. gets

gerund or infinitive?
I am fond of ....

1. sking
2. to ski
3. skying
4. skiing

3 things you can do well
2 things you need to work on
1 thing you can do faultlessly