8th reviewing quiz I partial exam

Classify the following verbs into their common uses:

• daily activities

• non-action verbs

• ongoing activities in the past

• simple present

• actions that happened in the past

• present progressive

• ongoing activities in the present

• simple past

• feelings, perceptions, ownership

• past progressive

1. John ​ (a)   (think) about his future.

2. John ​ (b)   you are his best friend.

3. Ali ​ (c)   (have) three sisters.

4. 4. Ali ​ (d)   (have) lunch with his sisters.

5. 5. The flowers ​ (e)   (smell) nice.

• is thinking
• thinks
• has
• is having
• smell
• are smelling

1. 1. The car ​ (a)   (belong) to Mark.

2.The boys ​ (b)   (work) on their homework right now.

3. 3. I ​ (c)   (know) what the answer is.

• belongs
• are working
• don’t know
• is belonging
• is working
• am not knowing

COMPLETE THIS DIALOGUE WITH SIMPLE PRESENT OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

Sally: We ​ (a)   to the cinema tonight.

James: (b)   you often ​ (c)   to the cinema?

Sally: Once a month.

• are going
• do
• go
• is going
• are
• going

Peter: I ​ (a)   to the beach two or three times a year.   

Betty: That's great! And where ​ (b)   you ​ (c)   this year?

Peter: to Santa Elena.

• go
• are
• going
• am going
• do

Complete the sentence with the appropriate form of the verbs - in simple present or present progressive:

1. 1. Don't forget to take your umbrella. It ​ (a)   .
   2. I hate living in Seattle because it always ​ (b)  

3. 3. Every Monday, Sally ​ (c)   her kids to football practice.
   

4. 4. But today, Sally is sick. Her husband​ (d)   the kids to practice.

• ´s raining
• rains.
• drives
• is driving

Choose the correct question based on the underlined phrase

I usually cook dinner for my family on weekends.

• When do you cook dinner?

• What do you cook for your family?

• Who do you cook dinner for?

• How often do you cook dinner?

Choose the correct question based on the underlined phrase

My father wants to visit Spain.

• How often does your father want to go to Spain?

• Where does your father want to go to?

• Who wants to go to Spain?

• Where do my father want to go to?

Write the question that corresponds to the underlined phrase:

He drinks tea in the mornings. (use auxiliary for present. Add the rest of the information in the question)

Choose the question that corresponds to the underlined phrase:

He studied math this weekend.

• What he studied this weekend?

• What did he studied this weekend?

• What did he study this weekend?