module 3 review

Rewrite the sentences using the Present Simple Passive or Past Simple Passive.

Did Paul McCartney write the song Yesterday?

• Was the song Yesterday written by Paul McCartney?
• Did Paul McCartney wrote the song Yesterday?
• Was Paul singing Yesterday?

• Did Paul McCartney singing all day?

Rewrite the sentences using the Present Simple Passive or Past Simple Passive.

High levels of pollution affect this city.

• This city is affected by high levels of pollution.
• This city affects high levels of pollution.
• This city was affected by high levels of pollution.
• High levels of pollution are affecting this city.

Rewrite the sentences using the Present Simple Passive or Past Simple Passive.

People don't often use wood in buildings today.

• People are not often using wood in buildings today.
• Wood is not often using in buildings today by people.
• Wood is not often used in buildings today.
• Wood is not often used in buildings today by people.

Rewrite the sentences using the Present Simple Passive or Past Simple Passive.

People didn't use metal in buildings until the late 1700s.

• Metal wasn't used in buildings until the early 1700s.

• Metal wasn't utilized in buildings until the late 1700s.

• Metal wasn't implemented in buildings until the mid-1700s.
• Metal wasn't used in buildings until the late 1700s.

Rewrite the sentences using the Present Simple Passive or Past Simple Passive.

Did the judge punish the graffiti artist?

• The judge punished the graffiti artist.
• The graffiti artist was punished by the judge.
• The graffiti artist was punishing by the judge.

• The graffiti artist punished by the judge.

1. Choose the correct option

A: How do you get / are you g​etting / you get to London next week?

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B: I haven't decided, but I think I'll take / I take / am I taking the train.

Choose the correct answers to complete the dialogue

A: Are you going to see / Do you see / You are seeing the catacombs during your holiday in Paris?

B: I don't think so. We probably aren't having / won't have / don't have time.

A: What time does the film start / will the film start / is the film starting ?

B: At 9.00 pm, I have / am having / don't have dinner with Tessa first. Do you want to join us?

Complete the sentences with the verbs below. Use the Future Continuous.

On 31st December, my friends and I .......................................... (dance) at midnight!

• will dance

• will be dancing
• will be danced

• will celebrate

Complete the sentences with the verbs below. Use the Future Continuous.

......................................... you .......................................... (visit) your cousins in London this summer?

• Will you visit
• Are you visiting
• Will you be visiting
• Have you been visiting