Summative Evaluation, Unit 3 (new book)

Could you combine the sentences?

Daniel has got a dog. The dog is called Bobo.

• Daniel’s dog is called Bobo.

• Daniels' dog is called Bobo.

Could you combine the sentences?

Peter has got two sisters. They are Sarah and Nicky

• Peter's sisters are Sarah and Nicky

• Peters' sisters are Sarah and Nicky

Could you combine the sentences?

2. The children have got new hamsters. The hamsters are behind the bookcase.

• The childrens' new hamsters are behind the bookcase.

• The children’s new hamsters are behind the bookcase.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. I’ve got six cousins. Their surname is Parker.

• My six cousin’s surname is Parker.

• My six cousins’ surname is Parker.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. We’ve got a pet cat. Her name is Dolly.

• Our pet cat’s name is Dolly.

• Our pet cats' name is Dolly.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. Jess has got two brothers. They’re at university.

• Jess’s two brothers are at university.

• Jesss' two brothers are at university.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. James has got a beautiful girlfriend. She comes from Spain.

• James’s beautiful girlfriend comes from Spain.

• James’ beautiful girlfriend comes from Spain.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. The twins have got a nice new French teacher. He isn’t very strict.

• The twins’ nice new French teacher isn’t very strict.

• The twins’s nice new French teacher isn’t very strict.

Could you combine the sentences?

2. “Jane has a bow.” – “Whose bow is this?”

• Jane has a bow.” – “The bow is Jane’s.

• Jane has a bow.” – “The bow is Janes'.

Insert the correct modal verbs from the box.

Benjamin ..............to buy any food. The fridge is full

• couldn’t

• must

• shouldn't

• don’t need

• should