Revision Grammar and vocabulary 3TOPS

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Revision grammar and vocabulary 3TOPS

1A Irregulars (ex: 1. BECOME: became)
BRENGEN
VERGETEN
WETEN

1B Irregulars (ex: 1. BECOME: became)
ZINGEN
SLAPEN
GAAN

1C Irregulars (ex: 1. BECOME: became)
BETALEN
KOSTEN
MAKEN

1D Irregulars (ex: 1. BECOME: became)
GROEIEN
VANGEN
NEMEN

1E Irregulars (ex: 1. BECOME: became)
ZIEN
LEZEN
VOELEN

2A Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
In the 19th century, people [not to send] … text messages.

2B Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
How [ they - send] messages to each other?

2C Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
They [to have] … a great alternative for sending texts.

2D Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
They [to send] … a small boy with a message instead.

2E Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
Messenger boys [to stand] on little boxes in the streets and [to wait] for someone who [to need] to send a message. (new line each time)

2F Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
The boys [to bring] the message to the people.

2G Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
There [not to be] any telephones in those days, so big companies [to find] their perfect messenger boys themselves. (new line each time)

2H Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
You [can] … see boys all over the city.

2I Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
It [not to be] … a very difficult job.
They boys just [to run] ... around.

2J Complete with the past simple (+/-/?)
[the boys - to like] … their job? Most people believe the kids back then [not to like] … their jobs so much.

3A Emotions and feelings: choose the correct option!

1. excited
2. exited

3B Emotions and feelings: choose the correct option!

1. suprised
2. surprised

3C Emotions and feelings: choose the correct option!

1. sad
2. tired
3. tiring
4. worried

3D Emotions and feelings: choose the correct option!

1. happy – boring
2. confused - boring
3. confusing – boring
4. happy – bored

3E Emotions and feelings: choose the correct option!

1. happy
2. wet
3. annoyed
4. upset

4A Write a sentence with a comparative or a superlative.

4B Write a sentence with a comparative or a superlative.

4C Write a sentence with a comparative or a superlative.

5A Past continuous or past simple?
I (to watch) a mystery movie on TV when the electricity (to go) out.

1. was watching / was going
2. watched / went
3. was watching / went
4. watched / was going

5B Past continuous or past simple?
What (you, to do) when the accident (to happen)?

1. was you doing / was happening
2. were you doing/ happened
3. did you / happened
4. did you do / happening

5C Past continuous or past simple?
At the time of the accident I ... to change a light bulb that had burnt out.

1. trying
2. was trying
3. were trying
4. tryed

6A POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Do you like your school?

1. It's OK.
2. Its ok.

6B POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
I would really prefer to go to ... school.

1. my sister's
2. me sister's
3. mine sister's

6C POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Your sister's school?
What is so great about ...?

1. her
2. hers

6D POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
... the students get a lot more chances to be creative.

1. They're
2. Their
3. There

6E POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
This week ... organising a ‘pimp your locker’ day.

1. they're
2. their
3. there

6F POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Every student gets the chance to use stencils and decorate ... or ... lockers.

1. he's - her
2. his - her
3. he's - hers
4. his - hers

6G POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
I don’t think the head teacher would ever allow something like that at ... school.

1. our
2. hour
3. ours

6H POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
I can’t ever see it happening at ... either.

1. our
2. hour
3. ours

6I POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
Our head teacher is all for uniformity. .... not into creativity at all.

1. he's
2. his

7A Form a question in the past simple
He ate AN APPLE AND A SANDWICH.

7B Form a question in the past simple
They played VERY WELL last weekend.

7C Form a question in the past simple
She came home AT 11 PM last night.