Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
1. Fill in the blanks with the right PRONOUN (PERSONAL, POSSESSIVE, REFLEXIVE
or RELATIVE), RELATIVE ADVERB or POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE (12 pronouns)
1. Susan and Ben have forgotten THEIR notebooks again; Tom and Bill have forgotten
THEIRS too.
2. John is a teacher, but HIS sister is a nurse.
3. Be careful! That plate is hot. Dont burn YOURSELF.
4. (relative)The person WHOSE fingerprints are on the gun WHICH/THAT was found in
the bin was the person WHO/THAT killed Dr. Martin.
5. (relative) The street WHERE I live is very noisy at night, WHICH makes it difficult to
sleep.
6. We are staying at a nice hotel. OUR room is very comfortable.
7. (relative) The present (WHICH/THAT) you gave me was the one (WHICH/THAT) I gave
you last year!!
2. VERB TENSES. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense (40 verbs)
1. My mother hopes Jack WONT COME (not/come) to the party because he IS ALWAYS
GETTING/ALWAYS GETS (always /get) drunk.
2. As he (get) WAS GETTING onto the bus, it STARTED (start) suddenly and he FELL
(fall) backwards.
3. If I were sent to prison, WOULD YOU VISIT (you/visit) me?
4. How long HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING (you/wait) for me? I HAVE BEEN WAITING (wait)
for about half an hour.
5. If I HAD KNOWN (know) that things were going to turn out the way they did, I
WOULD HAVE NEVER JOINED (never/join) the company.
6. Last night my mother CAME IN (come) in and TURNED (turn) off the TV. My favourite
programme HAD JUST BEGUN (just/begin).
7. Unless I HAVE (have) a quiet room, I WONT BE ABLE TO (not/be able to) do any
work.
8. You WILL GET (get) a pneumonia if you DONT CHANGE (not/change) your wet
clothes.
9. When I last STAYED (stay) in Cairo, I RODE (ride) to the Pyramids on a camel that a
friend of mine HAD BORROWED (borrow) the day before.
10. a: HAS GEORGE DECIDED (George/decide) what to do when he LEAVES (leave)
school?
B: Oh, yes. Everything is planned. He IS GOING TO HAVE (have) a holiday for a few
weeks and then he IS GOING TO DO (do) a computer programming course.
11. a: I HAVE JUST REALISED (just/realise) that I DONT HAVE (not/have) any money.
B: Dont worry. I WILL LEND (lend) you some.
12. (active/passive) We ARE NOT GOING (not/go) to the party on Saturday because we
HAVE NOT BEEN INVITED (not/invite).
13. (active/passive) Two men ARE BEING QUESTIONED (question) at Marylebone Police
Station tonight in connection with last weeks armed robbery in Luton, in which $
25,000 WAS STOLEN (steal) from a Securicor van. Another man HAS ALREADY BEEN
ARRESTED (already/arrest) for the crime.
14. (active/ passive) Missing schoolgirl Sheila Patterson, aged eleven, HAS BEEN FOUND
(find) alive and well in Leicester. Sheila, who DISAPPEARED (disappear) two days ago,
SAID (say) she HAD LEFT (leave) home to join a circus. Her parents ARE TRAVELLING
(travel) to Leicester tonight. Meanwhile, Sheila IS BEING LOOKED (look) after at
Leicester Police Station.
15. In 1964 Martin Luther King WON
(win) the Nobel Prize. In 1968 he WAS
ASSASSINATED (assassinate) in Memphis, Tennessee.
3a) Write into the passive voice (14 sentences)
1. They have planted thousands of trees alongside the E19 motorway.
THOUSANDS OF TREES HAVE BEEN PLANTED ALONGSIDE THE E19 MOTORWAY.
2. They will crown Ronaldinho the football player of the year.
RONALDINHO WILL BE CROWNED THE FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR.
3. Has anybody answered your question?
HAS YOUR QUESTION BEEN ANSWERED?
4. They fought a battle here 300 years ago.
6.Why dont you take up the oboe again? said my friends. (Use advise)
STOP MAKING FUSS ABOUT NOTHING, I SAID TO HER. YOU ARE LUCKY TO HAVE
A SEAT AT ALL.
6. Use of English Combine the following sentences using the linking word in
brackets. Make all necessary changes. Dont change the meaning. (22 sentences)
1. Hes a millionaire. He hates spending money. (although)
ALTHOUGH HES A MILLIONAIRE, HE HATES SPENDING MONEY.
2. George Perkins was an old friend of mine. I was staying at his house. (relative)
GEORGE PERKINS, WHOSE HOUSE I WAS STAYING AT, WAS AN OLD FRIEND OF MINE.
3. Debbie hid her diary. She didnt want anyone to read it. (so that)
DEBBIE HID HER DIARY SO THAT NO ONE WOULD/COULD READ IT.
4. This ice-cream is delicious. It comes from Italy. (relative)
THIS ICE-CREAM, WHICH COMES FROM ITALY, IS DELICIOUS.
5. Darren hates flying. He cant go to America (Since)
SINCE DARREN HATES FLYING, HE CANT GO TO AMERICA.
6. Ive always dreamt of going to Russia. I studied Russian history at university.
(because)
I STUDIED RUSSIAN HISTORY AT UNIVERSITY BECAUSE IVE ALWAYS DREAMT OF GOING
TO RUSSIA.
7. We dont visit you very often because you live so far away. (if)
IF YOU DIDNT LIVE SO FAR AWAY, WE WOULD VISIT YOU VERY OFTEN.
8. It was a nice day. We went swimming. (so/such (a) that)
IT WAS SUCH A NICE DAY (THAT) WE WENT SWIMMING.
THE DAY WAS SO NICE (THAT) WE WENT SWIMMING.
A FEW DAYS AGO I MET SOMEONE WHOSE BROTHER I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH.
18. The accident happened because the driver in front stopped so suddenly. (if)
IF THE DRIVER IN FRONT HADNT STOPPED SO SUDDENLY, THE ACCIDENT WOULDNT
HAVE HAPPENED.
19. They dont have many friends.
They wish THEY HAD MANY/A LOT OF FRIENDS.
20. July was the month. My sister was born then. (relative)
JULY WAS THE MONTH WHEN MY SISTER WAS BORN.
21. My wallet has disappeared. It was in my handbag. (relative)
MY WALLET, WHICH WAS IN MY HANDBAG, HAS DISAPPEARED.
22. They last went abroad three years ago.
They (not) HAVENT BEEN ABROAD FOR THREE YEARS.
It IS THREE YEARS SINCE THEY LAST WENT ABROAD.
23. I swam in the pool five hours a week. (used to)
I USED TO SWIM IN THE POOL FIVE HOURS A WEEK.
24. It is compulsory to be on time. (modal verb)
YOU MUST BE ON TIME.