INTERMEDIATE ONE REVIEW EXAM THREE

REVIEW UNITS 1-4

Complete these sentences using enough or too with these adjectives or nouns
Adjectives: big old warm well
Nouns: milk money room cups

1. She shouldn´t get married yet. She isn´t _old enough __.
2. Are you __too warm________? Should I turn down the heat?
3. Try on this jacket and see if it´s _too big _for you. We have smaller sizes.
4. There weren´t ______enough cups _______ for everyone to have coffee at the
same time.
5. It´s a small car. There isn´t _____enough room____for all of you.
6. These days cars cost ___ too _much money______. I can´t afford a new one.
7. Oh, No. I put ________too much milk __________in the cake batter. I don’t know
what to do now.
8. Betty didn´t feel ________well enough______to go to work this morning.
Simple Past/Present Perfect: Use the simple past or present perfect to write sentences
about yourself.
1. (something you have done today) _I have done a great breakfast for my family
today.
2. (something you didn´t do yesterday) I didn’t do shopping with my parents
yesterday. ________________________________________
3. (something you haven´t done recently) _I haven’t done the housework
recently. _____________________________________
4. (something you did last night) _I did all my English projects last night.
Write sentences using as…as in any form using the clues given.
1. Sarah/ her sister (pretty) _Sarah is as pretty as her sister.

2. This car/ the other one (spacious) This car is not as spacious as the other one.

3. Our family/ the Jones family (money, not equal) Our family don’t have as much
money as the Jones family.
REVIEW UNIT 5 - 6

Be going to / Will

A. Answer the questions in your own words. Use will or be going to. Write
complete sentences.

1. Where are you going to have dinner tonight?

___ I don’t know maybe I’ll have dinner at my parent’s house
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2. What are you doing on Sunday?
____I’m going to do a barbecue with friends at the park.
_______________________________________________________________
3. Are you coming to class on Monday?
___I’m not sure I probably won’t come to class on Monday.
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4. When are you taking your vacation this year?
____ I guess I’ll take them next month.
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5. Are you going to take another English course next cycle?
____Yes, I’m going to take it next cycle.
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B. Complete the conversation. Use be going to or will and the verbs given.

1. a. What ____are ____ you __going to do __on Friday night? (do)

b. I’m definitely go dancing ___with some friends. (go dancing)

2. a. When __are________ we ______going to have _ the final exam? (have)

b. I think the exam _It will be___ on Saturday, December 12th. (be)
3. a. What time ___is____ the soccer match _going to be on TV tonight? (be)
b. The TV guide says that it __is going _to be __ on at 8:30. (be)

Modals of Necessity and suggestion

C. Circle the correct word or phrase.

1. I must (get / to get) the tickets for my trip.

2. I also have (buy/ to buy) health insurance.

 3. I ought (to call/ call) my travel agent this afternoon.

4. I shouldn´t (forget/ to forget) to make hotel reservations.

5. I´d better (take/ totake) some warm clothes.

6. I need (go/ to go) to the bank to get some money.

7. I should (make/ tomake) copies of my documents and credit cards.

D. Complete the conversation. Use the correct modals for necessity and
suggestions.

1. We __should_ make our hotel reservations soon because finding a hotel for
Fiestas de Quito will be very difficult. (should / don’t have to)
2. That’s a good idea. Maybe we ___ought to _ ask about bus tickets too because
sometimes the buses get too full. (have to / ought to)
3. And remember, we’re going to be going to some very nice restaurants, so you
______need to ___ bring some nice clothes. (need to / ‘d better)
4. Of course. And you ___ must not___ forget to bring your camera. If we don’t get
lots of pictures, I’ll be very angry! (must not / shouldn’t)
5. If you want to pass the exam, you __ have to study a lot! (have to / should)
6. All Ecuadorians ______ought to __ be very proud of their heritage! (have to /
ought to)

Two part verbs

E. Circle the correct word in each sentence.

1. Please clean (off / up / at) your bedroom. It´s a mess.

2. Put (away / over /off) the dishes when you have finished washing them.
3. Turn (on / away / down) the TV. It´s too loud.
4. Could you take (over / out / on) the garbage, please?
5. Would you pick (off / out / up) the toys in the living room and put them away?
6. Please hang (up / away / in) your clothes.
 7. Please put (off / away / up) the groceries. I don’t want the milk to go bad.
8. Could you please clean (off / up / on) the living room? Some friends are
coming to dinner.
9. Can you turn (down / out / on) the TV? I’m trying to concentrate.
10. Please pick your shoes (out / up / down). They smell really bad.
11. Could you turn the light (off / away / on)? It’s too dark. I can’t see anything.

Modals and would you mind

F. Rewrite the sentences using the phrases in parentheses.

Example: Take the dog out. (Would you mind?)
Would you mind taking the dog out?

1. Please throw out those magazines. ( Would you ) Would you mind throwing
out those magazines?
2. Turn off the lights. (Could) Could you turn off the lights?
3. Please clean up that mess. (Can) Can you clean up that mess, please?
4. Please speak more quietly. (Would you mind) Would you mind speaking more
quietly?
5. Don´t leave those wet towels on the floor. (Could - negative) Could not leave
those wet towels on the floor?
6. Don´t turn the music up… (Would you mind - negative) Would you mind not
turn the music up?
7. Open the door… (Would you) Would you open the door to enter the cat? It
needs to eat.
8. Buy milk at the store… (Would you mind) Would mind buying at the store for
me?
9. Throw the garbage away (Can you) Can you throw the garbage away, please?
10. Study a lot for the exam. (Could you) Could you study a lot for the exam?

G. Choose the correct vocabulary word.

1. Please turn on the (television / coat / towels). I want to see the news.
2. Could you please put away (the microwave / your coat / the mess)? You don’t
need to wear it today.
3. You need to pack everything you want for the trip in your (windbreaker / plane
ticket / overnight bag).
4. Please don’t forget to take your (visa / shorts / medication). It would be bad if you
got a headache while you are on vacation!
5. If you are going to travel internationally, you definitely have to take your passport
and make sure you have the proper (traveler’s checks / visa / hiking boots).