P6 UT Revision 2021-2022 - #2

Change the sentence:

"We sent a card to them."

• We send a card to them.

• We will send them a card.

• We sent them a card.

• A card to them we will send.

Change the sentence:

"Leon showed off to the class his new laptop."

• The laptop exploded.

• Leon showed off his new laptop to the class.

• His new laptop is shown off to the class.

• The class saw Leon's new laptop.

Change the sentence:

"Marc sent his mom some flowers."

• Some flowers sent his mom Marc.

• Some flowers was sent to Marc's mom.

• His mom will be given some flowers by Marc.

• Marc sent some flowers to his mom.

"There's" =

• Their

• There is

• There was

• Theirs

What does "it" refer to?

"What time is it? It's 12:00."

• the time

• lunch time

• noon

• midday

What does "it" refer to?

"That cat had a strange relationship with our dog. It was very cute."

• a strange relationship

• our dog

• that cat

• very cute

What does "it" refer to?

"It's Friday. It was my birthday yesterday."

• birthday

• yesterday

• a day of the week

• a party

Change the sentence into a question (or vice versa).

"Pat can swim well."

• Can Pat swim well?

• Well, Pat can swim.

• Can Pat swim good?

• glug...glug...glug...

Change the sentence into a question with an auxiliary verb.

"Chris works here."

• Can Chris work here?

• Work here, Chris?

• Did Chris work here?

• Does Chris work here?

Change the question into a statement WITHOUT an auxiliary verb.

"Did Charles work here?"

• Charles did work here.

• Here did Charles work.

• Charles worked here.

• Work here, Charles?