Pre-Intermediate Quiz

Make the sentence using "used to":

» She // not dance very well

• She didn't use to dance very well

• She didn't used to dance very well

• She didn't use to danced very well

• She did use to dance very well

Make the sentence using "used to":

» I // lose when I played chess with my father

• I used to lose when I played chess with my father

• I use to lose when I played chess with my father

• I used to lost when I played chess with my father

• I use to lost when I played chess with my father

Make the sentence using "used to":

» They // live in Brazil when they were children?

• Did they used to live in Brazil when they were children?

• Did they use to lived in Brazil when they were children?

• Did they used to lived in Brazil when they were children?

• Did they use to live in Brazil when they were children?

Make the sentence using "used to":

» I // have short hair when I was a teenager

• I use to have short hair when I was a teenager,

• I used to have a short hair when I was a teenager

• I used to have short hair when I was a teenager

• I used to has short hair when I was a teenager.

Translate the sentence:

Solíamos comer pizza con mis amigos.

When do we use "wish + would"?

• Express displeasure or irritation

• Say something impossible

• Say something that is going to happen

Translate the sentence:

» Desearía que lloviera más.

• I wished it wouldn’t rain.

• I wish it would rain better.

• I wish it would rain more.

• I wish the rain would rain more.

Translate the sentence:

» Desearía que mi hermana bajara el volumen.

• I wish my sister wouldn’t sing loud.

• I wish my brother would turn down the music.

• I wish she wouldn’t be so loud

• I wish my sister would turn down the volume.

Fill in the gap:

I wish your sister _____ asking to borrow money. It’s very annoying...

• would keep

• won't keep

• wouldn't keep

• doesn't keep

What would you wish?

» My parents are very strict...

• I wish they wouldn't be so angry at me.

• I wish they would be angrier.

• I wish they be not strict.