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BANCO DE QUESTÕES - INGLÊS - 8º ANO - ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL ============================================================================================= 01- Read the text below and answer the questions.

WORK AND FUN FOR RISK TAKERS?

Are you a risk taker? Do you enjoy watching action movies? Have you ever thought about becoming a stuntman or stuntwoman? Well, if your answer to any of those questions is “Yes, I have” — then maybe you should find out more about the International Stunt School and Fear Factor LIve.

The International Stunt School in Seattle, Washington, has been teaching people how to do movie stunts safely for almost 20 years. The school has more than 150 hours of stunt training in three weeks. Students learn how to fall down stairs, how to jump off buildings, and how to perform stunt-driving skills. Many stunt-school graduates go on to perform or direct stunts in movies. Since the school started in the early 1990s, many graduates have done stunts with famous actors like Will Smith. Drew Barrymore, and Cameron Diaz.

Does that sound too risky? If you don’t want to become a stuntman or stuntwoman, try participating in the Fear Factor Live show at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. At Fear Factor Live, the volunteer contestants perform stunts in front of a live audience. You might climb a building, rappel down a cliff, or even hold a lot of snakes or spiders!

So if you like to take risks, chech out these places!

a) Where’s the International Stunt School?

______________________________________________________________________________ b) How long has the International Stunt School been teaching people how to do stunts?

______________________________________________________________________________ c) How many weeks is stunt training?

______________________________________________________________________________ d) Have International Stunt School graduates ever been in movies with famous actors?

______________________________________________________________________________ e) Where’s the Fear Factor Live show?

______________________________________________________________________________ f) Do you think being a stuntman or stuntwoman is a good job? Why (not)?

______________________________________________________________________________

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g) In your opinion, is it important to take risks? Why (not)?

______________________________________________________________________________

02- Match the types of films with the phrases that are most likely to describe them.

a thriller a sci-fi film a romantic comedy

a horror film an animated film a costume drama

a) An all-action movie with great stunts and a real cliffhanger of an ending that will have you on the

edge of your seat. ___________________.

b) Set on a star cruiser in the distant future, this film has great special effects. _________________. c) A hilarious new film, about two unlikely lovers, which will have you laughing out loud.

___________________.

d) Based on a novel by Jane Austen, this new adaptation by William Jones has been filmed on

location at Harewood House in Hampshire. _____________________.

e) A fantastic new computer-generated cartoon, featuring the voice of Eddie Murphy as the donkey.

______________________.

f) This new film will scare you to death. _______________________.

Available at http://www.onestopenglish.com/grammar/pdf-content/vocabulary-british-english/british-english-cinema-

worksheet-and-teachers-notes/149821.article. Accessed on 20/09/2019. 03- Match the words to their definitions.

1. an e-book 2. an e-reader 3. review 4. a page turner 5. to take out (a book from the library) 6. bedtime reading 7. to be a big reader 8. to be heavy-going 9. to read something from cover to cover

10. Paperback

( ) to read a book from the first page to the last. ( ) difficult to read. ( ) a digital book. ( ) a book that you want to keep reading. ( ) a device for reading e-books. ( ) to borrow a book from the library. ( ) something to read in bed before you go to sleep. ( ) feedback. ( ) A book with flexible cover. ( ) someone who reads a lot.

Available in https://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/ielts-books-and-films-vocabulary/. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

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TIME FOR FUN! 04- Let’s check if you’re good at quizzes! Access https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLoBacOrYWw,

and take the quiz: Movie Theme Song Quiz! Only the best from 2000-2018 movies. 05- Look at the words in the list below and write them under the correct pictures.

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Available in https://pt.scribd.com/doc/187980392/Musical-Instruments-Vocabulary-Matching-Exercise-Worksheet. Accessed on 21/09/2019.

06- You are going to read a text about Glastonbury, a major festival in England. Then, find the numbers

below in the text. Write a sentence to say what they refer to. The first one is done for you.

GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL

The first Glastonbury Festival took place in 1970 and was organised by Michael Eavis, who still runs the festival now on his farm in Somerset in the souty-west of England. Michael charged people just £1 to enter, and the ticket included free milk from the farm. Only 1,500 people attended on that occasion, but this number has grown exponentially since then. In 2011, there were approximately 100 times more people in the crowd and tickets, which cost £195 each, sold out within 4 hours. The festival takes place almost every year in the last weekend of June and lasts for three days.

Although it is best known for contemporary music, Glastonbury (or ‘Glasto’ as it is often called) is host to other performing arts such as dance, comedy and theatre. The festival site is now made up of distinct zones, each one providing something different to cater for the tastes of all those present.

Countless famous British musicians have played at the festival, including Sir Paul McCartney, Oasis and Coldplay, however the festival also attracts International interest, and has seen headline acts in recent years such as the likes of Beyonce Knowles, Stevie Wonder and Jay-Z.

The festival is renowned for being extremely muddy, and on may occasions, most notably in 1997, heavy rainfall turned the whole festival site into a quagmire.

Glastonbury-goes remani undeterred, however, and are quite happy to boogie the festival away in their wellies.

Because of the high demand for tickets, the festival has also been famous for ‘fence-jumpers’. In 2000, when only 100,000 tickets were sold, about 250,000 people attended the event — many of whom jumped over the surrounding fence to gain entry. Security increased in 2002 and a ‘superfence’ was created to prevent people from entering without a ticket. In the same year, the new Pyramid Stage, graced by the presence of David Bowie, was welcome back following its demise in 1994 when it burnt down just a week before the festival was to begin.

The festival supports Fair Trade and has made substantial contributions to charity over the years. In 2003, over a million pounds was donated, and Greenpeace, Oxfam and WaterAid continue to be main beneficiaries.

The next Glastonbury festival is set to take place in 2013, following a year off in 2012 to make way for the Olympics and give the farmland a chance to recover. Registration for tickets is already open.

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1,500 The number of people who attended the first Glastonbury festival

100,000

2013

150,000

4

1970

1997

>1,000,000

250,000

195

2002

1994

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3. A group of musicians who play modern music together. (4) 5. The collective term for music, art, theatre, literature, etc. (7) 6. A large, printed picture or notice put on a wall, in order to decorate a place or to advertise

something (6) 7. Several songs or pieces of music on a CD, a record, etc. (5) 11. The people who sit and watch a performance at a cinema, theatre, etc. (8) 12. A book, newspaper, etc. that is one of several that are the same and were produced at the same

time. (7) 15. A television or radio station (= broadcasting company). (7) 16. A television or radio programme or performance. (4) 17. A very popular book that many people have bought. (10) Down

1. A room or building which is used for showing works of art. (7) 2. A short period of time between the parts of a play, performance, etc. (8) 4. When objects such as paintings are shown to the public. (10) 6. The story of a book, film, play, etc. (4) 8. A person in a play or a film. (4) 9. A report in a newspaper, magazine or programme that gives an opinion about a new book, film, etc. (6) 10. A view or picture of a film, play or show. (5) 13. A picture, especially on film or television or on a screen. (5) 14. All the actors in a film, a play or a show. (4)

Available at https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/vocabulary-games-and-activities.pdf Accessed on 21/09/2019.

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08- Complete the sentences with the correct form of WILL or GOING TO and the verbs in brackets.

a) When we get home, we _______________ (have) dinner.

b) I know they _______________ (feel) very happy if they win the match.

c) They’ve already decided on their next summer Holiday. They ________________ (do) a tour of

Norway.

d) She thinks that the Take That concert __________________ (be) really exciting.

e) “What are your plans for this evening?” I __________________ (meet) my friends and then go

to a birthday party.

f) If you revise for the exam, I’m sure you __________________ (get) a good result.

g) The weather forecast is good for the next few days. It ___________________ (be) very sunny.

h) I can’t come on the march tomorrow. I ____________________ (look after) my cousins.

i) In the future, I think humans _______________________ (wipe out) many different species.

j) He is buying some butter and eggs because he __________________ (make) a cake later.

09- Match the sentences halves.

1. Take your umbrella.

2. Let’s buy a lottery ticket.

3. Phone the restaurant.

4. Don’t stand on the wall.

5. Let’s take a map.

6. Try the shirt on.

7. Don’t wait for me.

8. Be careful with that knife.

Available in https://clasejoseangel.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/will-vs-going-to1.pdf.

Accessed on 20/09/2019. 10- Circle the correct option.

a) Although / However it was raining, we still went to the park.

b) I was raining. Although / However, we still went to the park.

c) John bought a watch. Although / However, it was expensive.

d) I finished the homework although / however it wasn’t easy.

e) Although / However she was cold, she went for a long walk.

Available at https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/linking_words_exercise_1.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

a) You might fall.

b) It might not be your size.

c) We might get lost.

d) It might rain.

e) I might be late.

f) You might cut yourself.

g) It might be closed on Sundays.

h) We might win.

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11- Complete the sentences below with BECAUSE, SO or TO.

a) My cat was hungry, _________________ it ate a fish.

b) I bought a new computer ________________ support the new programs.

c) I’m tired ___________________ I didn’t sleep well last night.

d) Stewart bought lunch ___________________ he was hungry.

e) I was late for work this morning ____________________ I overslept.

f) Sweden is a cold country, _____________ people wear warm clothes in winter.

g) He didn’t study, __________________ he failed the history exam.

h) I study English ________________ travel abroad.

i) They weren’t busy, ________________ they helped me.

j) I was angry _________________ my neighbor had a noisy party.

Available at https://www.allthingsgrammar.com/uploads/2/3/2/9/23290220/atg-worksheet-so-because20.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

12- Read the following text and circle the 9 verbs in the PRESENT PERFECT.

Since its start in 1988, Google has become one of the most popular search engines. It has grown from a research project in the dormitory room of two college students to a business that now employs approximately 20,000 people.

Google’s founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, met in 1995 when they were in their twenties and graduate students in computer Science at Stanford University in California. They realized that Internet search was a very important field and began working together to make searching easier. Both Page and Brin left their studies at Stanford to work on their project. Interestingly, they have never returned to finish their degrees.

Brin was born in Russia, but he has lived in the U.S. since he was five years old. His father was a mathematician in Russia. Page, whose parents were computer experts, has been interested in computers since he was six years old.

When Google started in 1998, it did 10,000 searches a day. Today it does 235 million searchers a day in 40 languages. It indexes 1 trillion Web pages. How is Google different from other search engines? Have you ever noticed how many ads and banners there are on other search engines? News, sports scores, stock prices, links for shopping, mortgage rates, and more fill other search engines. Brin and Page wanted a clean home page. They believed that people come to the Internet to search for specific information, not to be hit with a lot of unwanted data. The success of Google over its rivals has proved that this is true.

Over the years, Google has added new features to its web site: Google Images, where you can type in a word and get thousands of pictures; Google News, which takes you to today’s News; Google Maps; and more. But one thing hasn’t changed: the clean opening page that Google offers its users.

In 2009, Forbes.com listed Page and Brin as having net worths of $12 billion each, at 36 and 35 years old.

Available at https://ngl.cengage.com/assets/downloads/grcontext_pro0000000013/in_context_2_su.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

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13- Show with an arrow (↓) the correct position of the words in parenthesis.

Example: Have you eaten snails? (ever) Have you ↓ eaten snails?

a) I’ve eaten Sushi before. (already)

b) She hasn’t visited Germany. (yet)

c) They have seen this movie. (already)

d) We have met your teacher. (just)

e) Has she spoken in public? (ever)

f) My brother hasn’t started school. (yet)

g) My daughter has lost her purse. (just)

h) He has finished his assignment. (already)

i) They have flown. (never)

j) It has rained. (already)

14- Fill in the blanks with SINCE or FOR.

a) I’ve worked at this company _______________ five years.

b) That restaurant has been open ______________ this morning.

c) Kate has lived here _____________ 2005.

d) It’s rained ______________ a long time.

e) The TV has been on ________________ five o’clock.

f) Sam has studied at this college ________________ only a week.

g) Maria and Eduardo have been married _________________ three months.

h) My uncle has been in the hospital __________________ last Tuesday.

i) Dinosaurs have been extinct ____________________ 65 million years.

j) I’ve had this job _____________________ June.

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15- Complete with the PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE.

a) A: Where does Joanna live now?

B: In Washington.

A: How long ______________________ there? (she/live)

B: For six months. She __________________ there in February. (move) b) A: When ______________________________? (Picasso / die)

B: In 1977, in Paris I think.

A: How long ________________________ in France? (he/live)

B: For a long time. He ___________________ Spain when he was 25. (leave) c) A: My sister and her husband get on very well.

B: How long ___________________________ married? (they/be)

16- Complete the sentences with one of the relative pronouns: WHO, WHICH, WHERE, WHAT, WHEN,

WHOSE.

a) The man ___________________ you met was my brother.

b) My other brother, _______________ lives in London, is a teacher.

c) He suddenly decided to give up teaching, ______________ came as a bit of a shock.

d) He says that _________________ he wants to do is move to Australia.

e) His girlfriend, __________________ parents live in Melbourne, is delighted.

f) They don’t know exactly ____________________ or ___________________ they are going.

g) Their flat, _________________ they bought only last year, is up for sale.

h) The flat __________________ I want to buy is in Acacia Avenue.

17- Complete these sentences with BOTH, EITHER, NEITHERCNOR, NEITHER, and CNOT

ONLYCBUT ALSO.

a) _______________ of my two sisters are married.

b) I don’t like ___________________ of those movies. They are boring.

c) _____________________ Ivan nor Henrique passed the test because they didn’t study.

d) Fernanda doesn’t like classical music. Maurício doesn’t like it __________________.

e) If ______________ Kiko and Theo come to the party, I’ll be happy.

f) _________________ Igor _______________ Matheus is crazy about football.

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g) __________________ Joe ___________________ his brother play basketball well.

h) Carla and Ana ___________________ have cars.

i) You can go ___________________ by bus or by car.

j) Walter: “Which table do you prefer?”

Customer: “_______________ is fine.” 18- Complete with the correct form of the verbs.

Use the Second Conditional.

Example: If I found a good job, I would move to the USA. (find, move) a) We ____________ abroad if we ____________ rich. (travel, be) b) If I ____________ his number, I _______________ him. (know, phone) c) You ____________ more if you _____________ harder. (learn, work) d) If you ____________ for a week, you _____________ see everything. (stay, be able to) e) We _____________ our son more often if he _____________ nearer. (see, live) f) I ________________ to the doctor’s if I _______________ you. (go, be)

19- Some of these sentences need a. Put in a where necessary. Put ‘RIGHT’ if the sentence is already

complete.

a) She’s lucky. She has few problems. RIGHT

b) Things are not going so well for her. She has few problems. a few problems

c) Can you lend me few dollars? ________________________

d) I can’t give you a decision yet. I need little time to think. _____________________

e) There was little traffic, so the journey didn’t take very long. ______________________

f) It was a surprise that he won the match. Few people expected him to win. ________________

g) I don’t know much Spanish – only few words. _____________________

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KEY 01- Read the text below and answer the questions.

WORK AND FUN FOR RISK TAKERS?

Are you a risk taker? Do you enjoy watching action movies? Have you ever thought about becoming a stuntman or stuntwoman? Well, if your answer to any of those questions is “Yes, I have” — then maybe you should find out more about the International Stunt School and Fear Factor LIve.

The International Stunt School in Seattle, Washington, has been teaching people how to do movie stunts safely for almost 20 years. The school has more than 150 hours of stunt training in three weeks. Students learn how to fall down stairs, how to jump off buildings, and how to perform stunt-driving skills. Many stunt-school graduates go on to perform or direct stunts in movies. Since the school started in the early 1990s, many graduates have done stunts with famous actors like Will Smith. Drew Barrymore, and Cameron Diaz.

Does that sound too risky? If you don’t want to become a stuntman or stuntwoman, try participating in the Fear Factor Live show at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. At Fear Factor Live, the volunteer contestants perform stunts in front of a live audience. You might climb a building, rappel down a cliff, or even hold a lot of snakes or spiders!

So if you like to take risks, chech out these places!

a) Where’s the International Stunt School?

It’s in Seattle, Washington. b) How long has the International Stunt School been teaching people how to do stunts?

It has been teaching people how to do stunts for almost 20 years. c) How many weeks is stunt training? Stunt training is three weeks long.

d) Have International Stunt School graduates ever been in movies with famous actors?

Yes, they have.

e) Where’s the Fear Factor Live show? It’s at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.

f) Do you think being a stuntman or stuntwoman is a good job? Why (not)? They perform for a live audience.

g) In your opinion, is it important to take risks? Why (not)? Personal answer.

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02- Match the types of films with the phrases that are most likely to describe them.

a thriller a sci-fi film a romantic comedy

a horror film an animated film a costume drama

a) An all-action movie with great stunts and a real cliffhanger of an ending that will have you on the

edge of your seat. A thriller

b) Set on a star cruiser in the distant future, this film has great special effects. A sci-fi film c) A hilarious new film, about two unlikely lovers, which will have you laughing out loud. A romantic

comedy

d) Based on a novel by Jane Austen, this new adaptation by William Jones has been filmed on

location at Harewood House in Hampshire. A costume drama

e) A fantastic new computer-generated cartoon, featuring the voice of Eddie Murphy as the donkey.

An animated film

f) This new film will scare you to death. A horror film

Available at http://www.onestopenglish.com/grammar/pdf-content/vocabulary-british-english/british-english-cinema-

worksheet-and-teachers-notes/149821.article. Accessed on 20/09/2019. 03- Match the words to their definitions.

1. an e-book 2. an e-reader 3. review 4. a page turner 5. to take out (a book from the library) 6. bedtime reading 7. to be a big reader 8. to be heavy-going 9. to read something from cover to cover 10. Paperback

( 9 ) to read a book from the first page to the last. ( 8 ) difficult to read. ( 1 ) a digital book. ( 4 ) a book that you want to keep reading. ( 2 ) a device for reading e-books. ( 5 ) to borrow a book from the library. ( 6 ) something to read in bed before you go to sleep. ( 3 ) feedback. (10 ) A book with flexible cover. ( 7 ) someone who reads a lot.

Available in https://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/ielts-books-and-films-vocabulary/. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

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TIME FOR FUN!

04- Let’s check if you’re good at quizzes! Access https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLoBacOrYWw, and take the quiz: Movie Theme Song Quiz! Only the best from 2000-2018 movies. Answers on the video.

05- Look at the words in the list below and write them under the correct pictures.

Guitar

Triangle

Tambourine

Harp

Piano

Harmonica

Mandolin

Keyboard

Tuba

Banjo

Xylophone

Clarinet

Trumpet

Trombone

Lyre

Violin

Drum set

Electric Guitar

Bass drum

Flute

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Saxophone

Baggipe

French horn

Maracas

Drum

Available in https://pt.scribd.com/doc/187980392/Musical-Instruments-Vocabulary-Matching-Exercise-Worksheet. Accessed on 21/09/2019.

06- You are going to read a text about Glastonbury, a major festival in England. Then, find the numbers below in the text. Write a sentence to say what they refer to. The first one is done for you.

GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL

The first Glastonbury Festival took place in 1970 and was organised by Michael Eavis, who still runs the festival now on his farm in Somerset in the souty-west of England. Michael charged people just £1 to enter, and the ticket included free milk from the farm. Only 1,500 people attended on that occasion, but this number has grown exponentially since then. In 2011, there were approximately 100 times more people in the crowd and tickets, which cost £195 each, sold out within 4 hours. The festival takes place almost every year in the last weekend of June and lasts for three days.

Although it is best known for contemporary music, Glastonbury (or ‘Glasto’ as it is often called) is host to other performing arts such as dance, comedy and theatre. The festival site is now made up of distinct zones, each one providing something different to cater for the tastes of all those present.

Countless famous British musicians have played at the festival, including Sir Paul McCartney, Oasis and Coldplay, however the festival also attracts International interest, and has seen headline acts in recent years such as the likes of Beyonce Knowles, Stevie Wonder and Jay-Z.

The festival is renowned for being extremely muddy, and on may occasions, most notably in 1997, heavy rainfall turned the whole festival site into a quagmire.

Glastonbury-goes remani undeterred, however, and are quite happy to boogie the festival away in their wellies.

Because of the high demand for tickets, the festival has also been famous for ‘fence-jumpers’. In 2000, when only 100,000 tickets were sold, about 250,000 people attended the event — many of whom jumped over the surrounding fence to gain entry. Security increased in 2002 and a ‘superfence’ was created to prevent people from entering without a ticket. In the same year, the new Pyramid Stage, graced by the presence of David Bowie, was welcome back following its demise in 1994 when it burnt down just a week before the festival was to begin.

The festival supports Fair Trade and has made substantial contributions to charity over the years. In 2003, over a million pounds was donated, and Greenpeace, Oxfam and WaterAid continue to be main beneficiaries.

The next Glastonbury festival is set to take place in 2013, following a year off in 2012 to make way for the Olympics and give the farmland a chance to recover. Registration for tickets is already open.

1,500 The number of people who attended the first Glastonbury festival

100,000 how many tickets were sold in 2000. 2013 when the festival was set to take place.

150,000 number of people in the festival in 2011. 4 4 hours – how long it took to sell all the tickets in 2011.

1970 when the first Glastonbury Festival took place. 1997 the year the festival site turned into a quagmire.

>1,000,000 how much was donated to charity. 250,000 number of people who attended the festival in 2000.

195 how much the ticket cost in 2011. 2002 a superfence was created to prevent people from entering without a ticket. 1994 when the Pyramid Stage burnt down just a week before the festival was to begin.

1 how much Michael Eavis charged people to enter his farm.

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somethin (6) POSTER 7. Several songs or pieces of music on a CD, a record, etc. (5) ALBUM 11. The people who sit and watch a performance at a cinema, theatre, etc. (8) AUDIENCE 12. A book, newspaper, etc. that is one of several that are the same and were produced at the same

time. (7) EDITION 15. A television or radio station (= broadcasting company). (7) CHANNEL 16. A television or radio programme or performance. (4) SHOW 17. A very popular book that many people have bought. (10) BESTSELLER Down 1. A room or building which is used for showing works of art. (7) GALLERY 2. A short period of time between the parts of a play, performance, etc. (8) INTERVAL 4. When objects such as paintings are shown to the public. (10) EXHIBITION 6. The story of a book, film, play, etc. (4) PLOT 8. A person in a play or a film. (4) PART 9. A report in a newspaper, magazine or programme that gives an opinion about a new book, film,

etc. (6) REVIEW 10. A view or picture of a film, play or show. (5) SCENE 13. A picture, especially on film or television or on a screen. (5) IMAGE 14. All the actors in a film, a play or a show. (4) CAST

Available at https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/vocabulary-games-and-activities.pdf Accessed on 21/09/2019.

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08- Complete the sentences with the correct form of WILL or GOING TO and the verbs in brackets.

a) When we get home, we will have (have) dinner.

b) I know they will feel (feel) very happy if they win the match.

c) They’ve already decided on their next summer Holiday. They are going to do (do) a tour of Norway.

d) She thinks that the Take That concert will be (be) really exciting.

e) “What are your plans for this evening?” I am going to meet (meet) my friends and then go to a birthday party.

f) If you revise for the exam, I’m sure you will get (get) a good result.

g) The weather forecast is good for the next few days. It is going to be (be) very sunny.

h) I can’t come on the march tomorrow. I am going to look after (look after) my cousins.

i) In the future, I think humans) will wipe out (wipe out) many different species.

j) He is buying some butter and eggs because he is going to make (make) a cake later.

09- Match the sentences halves.

1. Take your umbrella.

2. Let’s buy a lottery ticket.

3. Phone the restaurant.

4. Don’t stand on the wall.

5. Let’s take a map.

6. Try the shirt on.

7. Don’t wait for me.

8. Be careful with that knife.

Available in https://clasejoseangel.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/will-vs-going-to1.pdf.

Accessed on 20/09/2019. 10- Circle the correct option.

a) Although / However it was raining, we still went to the park.

b) I was raining. Although / However, we still went to the park.

c) John bought a watch. Although / However, it was expensive.

d) I finished the homework although / however it wasn’t easy.

e) Although / However she was cold, she went for a long walk.

Available at https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/linking_words_exercise_1.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

a. You might fall.

b. It might not be your size.

c. We might get lost.

d. It might rain.

e. I might be late.

f. You might cut yourself.

g. It might be closed on Sundays.

h. We might win.

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11- Complete the sentences below with BECAUSE, SO or TO.

a) My cat was hungry, so it ate a fish.

b) I bought a new computer to support the new programs.

c) I’m tired because I didn’t sleep well last night.

d) Stewart bought lunch because he was hungry.

e) I was late for work this morning because I overslept.

f) Sweden is a cold country, so people wear warm clothes in winter.

g) He didn’t study, so he failed the history exam.

h) I study English to travel abroad.

i) They weren’t busy, so they helped me.

j) I was angry because my neighbor had a noisy party.

Available at https://www.allthingsgrammar.com/uploads/2/3/2/9/23290220/atg-worksheet-so-because20.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

12- Read the following text and circle the 9 verbs in the PRESENT PERFECT.

Since its start in 1988, Google has become one of the most popular search engines. It has grown from a research project in the dormitory room of two college students to a business that now employs approximately 20,000 people.

Google’s founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, met in 1995 when they were in their twenties and graduate students in computer Science at Stanford University in California. They realized that Internet search was a very important field and began working together to make searching easier. Both Page and Brin left their studies at Stanford to work on their project. Interestingly, they have never returned to finish their degrees.

Brin was born in Russia, but he has lived in the U.S. since he was five years old. His father was a mathematician in Russia. Page, whose parents were computer experts, has been interested in computers since he was six years old.

When Google started in 1998, it did 10,000 searches a day. Today it does 235 million searchers a day in 40 languages. It indexes 1 trillion Web pages. How is Google different from other search engines? Have you ever noticed how many ads and banners there are on other search engines? News, sports scores, stock prices, links for shopping, mortgage rates, and more fill other search engines. Brin and Page wanted a clean home page. They believed that people come to the Internet to search for specific information, not to be hit with a lot of unwanted data. The success of Google over its rivals has proved that this is true.

Over the years, Google has added new features to its web site: Google Images, where you can type in a word and get thousands of pictures; Google News, which takes you to today’s News; Google Maps; and more. But one thing hasn’t changed: the clean opening page that Google offers its users.

In 2009, Forbes.com listed Page and Brin as having net worths of $12 billion each, at 36 and 35 years old.

Available at https://ngl.cengage.com/assets/downloads/grcontext_pro0000000013/in_context_2_su.pdf. Accessed on 20/09/2019.

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13- Show with an arrow (↓) the correct position of the words in parenthesis.

Example: Have you eaten snails? (ever) Have you ↓ eaten snails?

a) I’ve ↓ eaten Sushi before. (already)

b) She hasn’t visited Germany ↓. (yet)

c) They have ↓ seen this movie. (already)

d) We have ↓ met your teacher. (just)

e) Has she ↓ spoken in public? (ever)

f) My brother hasn’t ↓ started school. (yet)

g) My daughter has ↓ lost her purse. (just)

h) He has ↓ finished his assignment. (already)

i) They have↓ flown. (never)

j) It has ↓ rained. (already)

14- Fill in the blanks with SINCE or FOR.

a) I’ve worked at this company for five years.

b) That restaurant has been open since this morning.

c) Kate has lived here since 2005.

d) It’s rained for a long time.

e) The TV has been on since five o’clock.

f) Sam has studied at this college for only a week.

g) Maria and Eduardo have been married for three months.

h) My uncle has been in the hospital since last Tuesday.

i) Dinosaurs have been extinct for 65 million years.

j) I’ve had this job since June.

15- Complete with the PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE.

a) A: Where does Joanna live now? B: In Washington. A: How long has she lived there? (she/live) B: For six months. She moved there in February. (move) b) A: When did Picasso die (Picasso / die) B: In 1977, in Paris I think. A: How long did he live in France? (he/live) B: For a long time. He left Spain when he was 25. (leave) c) A: My sister and her husband get on very well. B: How long have they been married? (they/be)

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16- Complete the sentences with one of the relative pronouns: WHO, WHICH, WHERE, WHAT, WHEN, WHOSE.

a) The man who you met was my brother.

b) My other brother, who lives in London, is a teacher.

c) He suddenly decided to give up teaching, which came as a bit of a shock.

d) He says that what he wants to do is move to Australia.

e) His girlfriend, whose parents live in Melbourne, is delighted.

f) They don’t know exactly when or when they are going.

g) Their flat, which they bought only last year, is up for sale.

h) The flat where I want to buy is in Acacia Avenue.

17- Complete these sentences with BOTH, EITHER, NEITHERCNOR, NEITHER, and CNOT

ONLYCBUT ALSO.

a) Neither / Both of my two sisters are married.

b) I don’t like either of those movies. They are boring.

c) Neither Ivan nor Henrique passed the test because they didn’t study.

d) Fernanda doesn’t like classical music. Maurício doesn’t like it either

e) If both Kiko and Theo come to the party, I’ll be happy.

f) Neither Igor nor Matheus is crazy about football.

g) Not only Joe but also his brother play basketball well.

h) Carla and Ana both have cars.

i) You can go either by bus or by car.

j) Walter: “Which table do you prefer?”

Customer: ‘Either is fine.”

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18- Complete with the correct form of the verbs.

Use the Second Conditional.

Example: If I found a good job, I would move to the USA. (find, move) a) We would travel abroad if we were rich. (travel, be) b) If I knew his number, I would phone him. (know, phone) c) You would learn more if you worked harder. (learn, work) d) If you stayed for a week, you would be able to see everything. (stay, be able to) e) We would see our son more often if he lived nearer. (see, live) f) I would go to the doctor’s if I were (was) you. (go, be)

19- Some of these sentences need a. Put in a where necessary. Put ‘RIGHT’ if the sentence is already

complete.

a) She’s lucky. She has few problems. RIGHT

b) Things are not going so well for her. She has few problems. a few problems

c) Can you lend me few dollars? A few dollars

d) I can’t give you a decision yet. I need little time to think. A little time

e) There was little traffic, so the journey didn’t take very long. Right

f) It was a surprise that he won the match. Few people expected him to win. A few people

g) I don’t know much Spanish – only few words. Only a few words

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