Grammar: 1. Put The Verbs Into The Correct Form
Grammar: 1. Put The Verbs Into The Correct Form
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2. WRITE THE VERBS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE (simple past or
present perfect simple)
A: I (cycle / just) ___________________50 km.
B: I (cycle) ___________________100 km last week.
A: I (write) ___________________an essay yesterday.
B: I (write / already) ___________________two essays this term.
A: I (ring / just) ___________________my friend.
B: I (ring) ___________________my friend 10 minutes ago.
A: Two days ago, I (watch) ___________________a Madonna concert on
TV.
B: I (see / already) ___________________Madonna live in concert.
A: I (spend) ___________________my summer holiday in Australia last
year.
B: I (be / not) ___________________to Australia yet.
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17.It’s the first time I (ate/have eaten) caviar
18. The first time we (spoke/have spoken) was just the other day
19.It stinks in here; someone (was/has been) smoking
20.He’s in hospital because he (has broken/broke) leg
21.I’ve known her since we (were/have been) at school together
22.It’s ages since we (spoke/have spoken)
23.It’s been ages since we (have heard/heard) from Dave
24.The last time I saw Fran (was/has been) ages ago
25.I (haven’t heard/didn’t hear) from her lately
26.I just (didn’t have/ haven’t had) the time to go to the cinema
recently
27.I (have seen/saw) just Meg and Brian at the party
28.I (was/have been) busy for the past fortnight
29.She (has been/was) away for the last two weeks
30.(Did you go/have you been) to the concert on Friday?
31.This is the first time I (have been/was) here
32.I (have known/knew) them since my schooldays
33.He (hasn’t arrived/didn’t arrive) yet
34.They didn’t sign/ haven’t signed) the contract yet
35.The newspaper (hasn’t been/wasn’t) very successful lately
36.He (died/has died) during the war
37.I (haven’t had / didn’t have) breakfast before leaving home this
morning
38.I (haven’t found/didn’t find) a taxi so I came on the bus
39.John’s nervous because he (has never taken/never took) such a
difficult test before
40.My stereo (stopped/has stopped) working last night
41.Two people (were arrested/have been arrested) at the gme on
Saturday
42.I (didn’t have/haven’t had) a holiday for ages
43.We (haven’t gone/didn’t go) out on Saturday night
44.I (bought/ have bought) it last week
45.She hasn’t (been/gone) here for ages
46.I (learnt/have learnt) to water-ski in 1993
47.She (has earned/earned) an absolute fortune last year
48.The weather (was/has been) dreadful for the whole two weeks we
were there
49.No one (has managed/managed) to do it yet
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50.I (haven’t taken/didn’t take) the dog for a walk because it was
raining
51.I (only just finished/have only just finished) the exam in time
yesterday
52.The weather (has been/was) dreadful at the weekend
5. CHOOSE
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9. How long (have you been/were you) in Berlin last summer?
10.How long (have you lived/did you live) in Barcelona since you
moved to Spain?
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__________ August
__________ the last month
__________ fifteen years
__________ the accident
__________ then
__________ we bought this house
__________ last month
__________a millennium
__________ I met you
VOCABULARY
1. COMPLETE (stomach, teeth, neck, mouth, back, finger, nose,
head, eyes, feet)
If your __________hurt, you should go to the dentist.
If you open your __________, you will see better!!
A wedding ring is worn on the __________.
Pinocchio got a very big __________because he told too many lies.
If you are very cold, put a woollen scarf around your __________.
Eating is very easy. You just put food into your __________!
If you drink too much beer, your __________will hurt the next day.
Be careful not to injure your __________when you lift something heavy.
Men who drink a lot of beer often have a large __________.
You put socks on your __________.
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9. You use it to smell with __________
10.You bite and chew food with these __________
11.These are above your eyes __________
12.Little summer spots on the nose and cheeks __________
13.They turn red when you are embarrassed __________
14.These little hairs protect your eyes __________
15.These little flaps of skin close over your eyes when you sleep
__________
3. CHOOSE
1. The longest bone in our body is: 8. The number of cervical vertebra
a) The ulna are:
b) The femur a) 7
c) The humerous b) 6
c) 5
2. The sternum is:
a) A long bone 9. The number of lumbar vertebra
b) A short bone are:
c) A flat bone a) 5
b) 6
3. The membrane that covers bones c) 7
except at joint surface is:
a) The periosteum 10. The number of the free ribs are:
b) The endosteum-membrane a) 2
c) The morrow b) 4
c) 3
4. Both ends of a long bone are:
a) The periosteum 11. How many bones are there in the
b) The diaphisis upper limb?
c) The epiphyses a) 30
5. The cranium is formed by: b) 28
a) 6 bones c) 26
b) 8 bones
c) 7 bones 12. The ischium is a bone from:
a) The pelvis
6. The face is formed by: b) The appendicullar skeleton
a) 16 bones c) The vertebral column
b) 14 bones
c) 10 bones 13. The number of carpal bones are:
a) 6
7. Where is the vomer bone situated? b) 8
a) In the pelvis c) 7
b) In the cranium
c) In the face 14. The patella is located :
a) In the wrist
b) In the knee
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c) In the elbow
18. The number of the lower limb
15. The elbow is: bones are:
a) A cartilagenous joint a) 33
b) A synovial joint b) 32
c) A fibrous joint c) 30
READING
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c. Watch for things falling from the ceiling
d. Be careful of the broken ceiling
PLEASE SHOW THE LIBRARIAN ALL BOOKS WHEN YOU LEAVE THE
LIBRARY
a. The librarian needs to see your books before you go
b. Return your books before you leave the library
c. The librarian will show you where to put your books
d. Make sure you take all your books with you
2. CORRECT OR NOT
HOSTEL RULES
To make life in this student hostel as comfortable and safe as possible for
everyone, please remember these rules.
Security You have a special card which operates the electronic lock on your room
door and a key for the main door of the hostel. These are your responsibility
and should never be lent to anyone, including your fellow students. If you lose
them you will be charged £20 for a replacement. Do not leave your room
unlocked even for short periods (for example, when making yourself a coffee).
Unfortunately, theft from student hostels is very common and insurance
companies will not pay for stolen goods unless you can prove that your room
was broken into by force.
Visitors There are rarely any rooms available for visitors, except at the end of
the summer term. Stan Jenkins, the hostel manager, will be able to tell you and
can handle the booking. A small charge is made. Stan also keeps a list of local
guesthouses, with some information about what they're like, prices, etc. You are
also allowed to use empty beds for up to three nights, with the owner's
permission (for example, if the person who shares your room is away for the
weekend), but you must inform Stan before your guest arrives, so that he has
an exact record of who's in the building if a fire breaks out. Students are not
allowed to charge each other for this.
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Kitchens There is a kitchen on each floor where light meals, drinks, etc. may be
prepared. Each has a large fridge and a food cupboard. All food should be
stored, clearly marked with the owner's name, in one of these two places.
Bedrooms are too warm for food to be kept in, and the cleaners have
instructions to remove any food found in them. After using the kitchen, please
be sure you do all your washing-up immediately and leave it tidy. If you use it
late in the evening, please also take care that you do so quietly in order to
avoid disturbing people in nearby bedrooms.
Music If you like your music loud, please use a Walkman! Remember that your
neighbours may not share your tastes. Breaking this rule can result in being
asked to leave the hostel. Musicians can use the practice rooms in the
basement. Book through Stan.
Health Any serious problems should be taken to the local doctor. The number to
ring for an appointment is on the 'Help' list beside the phone on each floor. For
first aid, contact Stan or one of the students whose names you will find on that
list, who also have some first aid training.
After two weeks of worry, a farmer (in/of/at/to) the north of England was
very happy yesterday. James Tuke, a farmer who
(goes/grows/keeps/holds) sheep, lost his dog, Sally, when they were out
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(working/worked/work/works) together a fortnight ago.
'Sally was running (behind/beside/ahead/around) of me', he said. 'and
disappeared over the top of the hill. I whistled and called
(but/so/and/even) she didn't come. She's young, so I thought perhaps
she'd gone back to the farmhouse (by/on/with/of) her own. But she
wasn't there. Over the next few days I (used/spent/gave/passed) as much
time as I could looking for her. I was afraid that I would never see her
(more/again/further/after). Then a neighbor said she'd heard an animal
crying while she was out walking near the (edge/side/border/height) of a
cliff. I rushed out and found Sally on a shelf of rock halfway down. She was
thin and (poor/dull/weak/broken) but she had no
(strong/hard/rough/serious) injuries. She was really lucky!'
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3. What does the writer think about the burger bar?
a) It will make her lose money
b) It will not be successful
c) The High Street is not the place for it
d) Other shopkeepers will complain about it too
LISTENING
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WRITING
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