Written Exercises Sonanacia

Sonância Ferreira Daniel
Written Exercises as an individually work
Disciplina: Ingles
2o Ano/1o Semestre-2020
Universidade Rovuma
Complete the following questions:
1. A. What did you do last night? B. I stayed at home and watched television.
2. A. What kind of books does like reading? B. Horror stories and science fiction.
3. A. have you ever been to the United States? B. Yes, I have. I went there last year.
A. Do you like it? B. Yes, I really enjoyed it.
4. A. What do the teacher does doing? B. He’s helping Maria with this exercise.
5. A. what does your mother do? B. She works in a bank.
6. A. Why you dinˋt do your homework last night? B. Because I didn’t feel well.
7. A. What will you are doing next weekend? B. I’m going to a party.
8. A. Do you have a TV in your bedroom? B. No, I haven’t. Just a CD player.
1.1 Put each verb in brackets into the present simple or present continuous. There is one
example done for you
a) British people drink more and more wine, apparently.
b) I hope Sarah will be here soon. I depend on her.

c) Please be quiet, David. You interrupt forever.
d) Hey, you! What do you think you're doing?
e) Could you come here please? I want to talk to you now.
f) Jane is away on holiday so Linda handles her work.
g) To be honest, I doubt whether Jim will be here next week.
h) You've only just started the job, haven't you? How are you getting on?
i) Pay no attention to Graham. He is just sarcastic.
Section C: Now complete these passive sentences:
Example:
a) People give money to charitable organizations.
Money __is given__ to charitable organizations.

b) People of all ages love clowns.
Clowns are loved by people of all ages.
c) He is giving her an injection.
She’s being given an injection.
Section D: Now add the past participle to the following sentences. Choose from the verbs in
the box. Note that you have to use each verb once only.
Grow produce make pull down take deliver

include Employ decorate speak
Example
a) English is spoke here.
b) Volvos are made in Sweden.
c) Is service included in the bill?
d) Our kitchen is being decorated at the moment.
e) Whisky is produced in Scotland.
f) Our factory is being taken over by an American company.
g) About one thousand people are employed in that factory.
h) Lots of tulips are grown in Holland.
i) That block of flats is being pulled down because it is unsafe.
j) In Britain milk is produced to your doorstep.
Tip
If you want to learn more about the past participle, we recommend you to look for a list of
verbs (either of regular or irregular verbs).
Section E: Put each verb in brackets into the present simple or present continuous. There is one
example done for you.
I work in a large office with about thirty other people, most of whom I (1) know quite well. We
(2) spend most of the day together, so we have all become friends. In fact, most of my colleagues
are so interesting, that I (3) am thinking of writing a book about them! (4) Is taking Helen
Watson, for example. Helen (5) runs the accounts department. At the moment she (6) is going out
with Keith Ballantine, one of the sales representatives, and they (7) seem very happy together. But
everyone - except Helen apparently (8) knows that Keith (9) is fancying Susan Porter. But I (10)
am happening to know that Susan (11) dislikes Keith. 'I can't stand people who never (12) stop
apologizing all the time!' she told me. 'And besides, I know he (13) deceives poor Helen. He (14)
sees Betty Wills from the overseas department.' And plenty of other interesting things (15)
currently going on. For instance, every week we (16) are experiencing more and more problems
with theft – personal belongings and even money have been stolen. When you (17) are realizing
that someone in your office is a thief, it (18) upset you at first. But I (19) am trying also to catch
whoever it is before the police are called in. I'm not going to tell you who I (20) am suspecting.
Well, not yet anyway!
Section F: Future Forms

Complete the following letter. Use will, going to or the present continuous. Sometimes more than
one answer is possible.
I am not going to phone you anymore, because you asked me not to, but I’m writing you a quick
note as I’ve got nothing else to do at the moment.
2 you will go to the school dance with Ricardo? I will not go. Or at least maybe I _4 will go but I
probably 5 will not dance with anybody.
I’ve decided that I _6 am not going to play (not/ play) any more Deep Pit records because I think
of you every time I hear one. I am going to stop now. The lesson _8 will start soon. I am sure that
you and Ricardo 9 are going to be (be) really happy together. I_10 will phone (phone) next week,
if that’s OK.
Section G: Complete the following First Conditional sentences.

1. I will be very happy if I pass (pass) my exam.
2. If it rains, I won’t go (not go) to the beach.
3. If Mary visit me, I will bake (bake) a cake.
4. I will give you $50 if you win (win) the game.
5. If you eat that, you will get (get) sick.
6. Julia will hit you if you say (say) that.
7. I will not go to the party if he is (be) there.
8. I will be angry if you copy (copy) in the exam.
9. If Mussa fail the exam, he will not be (not be) happy.
10. Claudia will not be happy if you forget (forget) to call.
11. If he works hard, he will get (get) rich.
12. They won’t pass their exams if they won’t study (not study).
13. I will swim if it is (be) hot.
14. If we go to bed late, we will be (be) tired tomorrow.
15. She will get a better job if she has (have) a degree.
16. If there is a nuclear explosion, we will (die).
Section H: Complete each sentence using one of the phrases from the box.
e.g: You and your big mouth! It was supposed to be a secret. You shouldn’t have told her!
can’t have must have shouldn’t have may not have can’t have ought to have
may have shouldn’t have didn’t need to shouldn’t have
b) The plane is late. It may not have landed by now.

c) You ought to have met my brother. I haven't got one!
d) There is only one explanation. You can’t have left your keys on the bus.
e) You can’t have heard me right. I definitely said 204525.
f) The meat is a bit burnt. You shouldn’t have cooked it for so long.
g) I'm sorry. I accept I didn’t need to been a little bit rude.
h) You really may not have taken so much trouble over me.
i) Was it really necessary? You shouldn’t have tell the police, you know,
j) Keep your fingers crossed! The traffic warden must have noticed the car's parking ticket has
run out!
Section I: Here are some hypothetical situations. Ask and answer these questions with some other
students. Then write down the best answers. Remember! The answers must be in the Second
Conditional. Start your answers with If.
What would you do if you were the president of Mozambique?

If I were president of Mozambique I would build man hospitals in Mozambique!
What would you do if you saw a ghost?
If I saw a ghost I would move away.
What would you do if you found out that your friend was HIV positive?
If I found out that my friend was HIV positive I would leave him so.
If you could go anywhere in the world where would you go?
If I could go anywhere in the world I would go in Kingston
If you could be any famous person in the world, who would you be?
If I could be any famous person in the world I would be a pilot.
If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
If I could change one thing about myself I would be a nurse.
If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
If I could only eat one food for the rest of my life I would eat rice with vegetables.

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A. Do you like it? B. Yes, I really enjoyed it.

5. A. what does your mother do? B. She works in a bank.

8. A. Do you have a TV in your bedroom? B. No, I haven’t. Just a CD player.

a) British people drink more and more wine, apparently.

b) I hope Sarah will be here soon. I depend on her.

Section C: Now complete these passive sentences:

a) People give money to charitable organizations.

Money __is given__ to charitable organizations.

Clowns are loved by people of all ages.

c) He is giving her an injection.

She’s being given an injection.

Grow produce make pull down take deliver

a) English is spoke here.

b) Volvos are made in Sweden.

c) Is service included in the bill?

d) Our kitchen is being decorated at the moment.

e) Whisky is produced in Scotland.

f) Our factory is being taken over by an American company.

g) About one thousand people are employed in that factory.

h) Lots of tulips are grown in Holland.

i) That block of flats is being pulled down because it is unsafe.

j) In Britain milk is produced to your doorstep.

Section F: Future Forms

Section G: Complete the following First Conditional sentences.

b) The plane is late. It may not have landed by now.

What would you do if you were the president of Mozambique?

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