Day: March 25, 2020

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Unit 7: Question Forms
A: Write yes / no or why -questions. Be careful of your choice of TENSE!

1. where / you / live? Where do you live?
2. you / pass / your exam / last semester? Did you pass your exam last semester?
3. what / your parents / do / at the moment?What are your parents doing at the moment?
4. where / we / go / tonight?Where will you go tonight?
5. you / ever / visit / the Louvre in Paris?Have you ever seen the Louvre in Paris?
6. who / you / talk to / at the party last week?Who talked to you at the party last week?
7. how far / be / the city centre / from here?How far is the city centre from here ?
8. Mary / drive / to the wedding / tomorrow?Will Mary drive to the wedding tomorrow?
9. whose / dog / be / it?Whose dog is it?
10. why / she / not / come yesterday?Why didn’t she come yesterday?
11. you / think / it / rain / this evening?Do you think, will it will rain this evening?
    B: Write the questions for these answers.
12. I’m 28 years old. How old are you?
13. I live in Paris.Where do you live?
14. I am a secretary .What’s your proffesion?
15. Yes, I have a son and a daughter.Do you have a son and a daughter?
16. No, I’ve never been to Morocco.Have you ever been to Morocco?
17. I’m going to the Seychelles this summer.Are you going to go to the Seychelles this summer?
18. It’s 10 a.m..What time is it now?
19. He’s been working here for 5 years.How many years has she been working there?
20. She was born in France. Where was she born?
21. I am 1.63 metres tall.How tall are you?
22. The baby weighs 8 kilos. How kilos does baby weight?
    C: Put a question tag on the end of these sentences.
23. You won’t be late, will you?
24. He’s tired, ………isn’t he……………….?
25. You’ve got a television, ………haven’t you……………….?
26. Jack’s on holiday, ………isn’t he……………….?
27. You don’t know Fred, ………do you……………….?
    6 You weren’t listening, ………were you……………….?
28. Don’t break that plate, …………will you…………….?
29. He wouldn’t do that, ………would he……………….?
30. She can’t swim, ………can she……………….?
31. He’d never met her before, ………had he……………….? 
32. I’m too noisy, ……………am not i………….?
    D: Yesterday you had a job interview. Tell a friend what the interviewer asked you.
33. Where are you from? He asked me where I was from.
34. How old are you?He asked me how old i was.
35. Can you drive? He asked me if I could drive.
36. What languages can you speak?He asked me whar languages i could speak.
37. What are your hobbies?He asked me what my hobbies were
38. Why do you want this job?He asked me why i wanted that job.
39. Have you done secretarial work before?He asked me if i had done secretarial work before.
40. Which university did you study at?He asked me which university i had studyed at.
41. How long have you been working in your present job?He asked me how long i had been working in my present job.
42. Have you ever worked abroad?He asked me  if had I ever worked abroad.
43. Do you enjoy travelling? He asked me I enjoyed travelling. / word order
44. When can you start?He asked me when i could start.

1. Put in the infinitive or the -ing form of the verb in brackets.

1. I was overjoyed to see you at the party.
2. The nuclear station is not likely to blow up although it may shut down.
3. Janice was sad to see such poverty when she visited India.
4. It’s possible to work all day without being disturbed.
5. You are free to leave any time you want to.
6. You should be able to practise singing every day.
7. Scientists are hoping to discover a new chemical element.
8. I don’t mind people asking me questions.
9. He works too slowly to be any use to me.
10. He can’t stand waiting for other people.
11. I guess there is no point in sitting around here any longer
12. The lemonade was cool enough for us to drink.
13. Please stop interrupting me when I am trying to explain something.
14. I’ve forgotten to buy flowers for my girlfriend’s birthday.
15. I simply can’t afford to waste time trying to explain this to you.
16. The thief admitted entering the house but says he didn’t take anything.
17. I don’t really fancy spending my holidays in Spain.
18. I apologised to her but she refused accepting it.
19. He offered to help me to repair my motorcycle.
20. Why does John keep writing to you?

2. Complete the sentences with either the infinitive or -ing form.

1. It is difficult to find a place to park in this town.
2. Peter prefers driving rather than travelling by train.
3. It’s time to clean this kitchen.
4. She was sitting in her armchair watching television.
5. I can’t help falling in love with you.
6. I’ve given up trying to communicate with John.
7. There is no point to spend too long on the individual questions.
8. She used to say she would return to her job when the children grew up.
9. If you put off explaining it to her, then it will only become worse.
10. Many dream of winning the lottery so that they never have to work again.

3. Complete the report by putting the verbs in the correct form, using ing or to.

Swimmer abandons Channel swim
James Forsyth has decided to abandon his second attempt at
swiming the English Channel after breaking his ankle in a
cycling accident. His decision to postpone this attempt came after a two
week holiday mountainbiking in Majorca with his wife. His first attempt
was also unsuccessful and he is unlikely to be back training for quite a few
months. He said in a recent interview that he had not yet decided whether to try one more time, but denies losing total interest in
the project. ‘I am raising money for a local charity’ he explained. He
continued by saying that if he could manage to find theime, he would do a lot more charity work.

C: Complete the sentences using the past perfect or the past perfect continuous.
1. By the time I got home they had eaten all the cake.

2. The room was very smoky. I could tell that my brother had been smoking in there all afternoon.

3. She retired at fifty-five, but she had been working hard all her life.

4. James was very irritable. He had been looking for his contact lens for an hour and he still hadn’t found it!

5. I was furious with Tom when he arrived. I had been waiting for him for hours.

6. Harry was sad to sell his car. He had had it for a long time.

7. Mary was covered in white paint. She had been decorating the kitchen all afternoon.

8. Lucy went into the sitting room. The TV was on. Her brother had been watching it and had forgotten to switch it off.

9. Hattie felt terribly sick. She had eaten too many cream cakes.

10. The journey was incredibly long. We had been traveling for ten hours and we weren’t even half way yet.