May 16, 2012

Rob’s English Conversation Class: Quiz and Partial Final Exam Review

Write 10 countable and non-countable nouns about food and drinks.

Write a sentence block (3 questions and 3 answers) using HOW MANY plus quantifiers like
any, some, a lot. Use the food on page 41 (5c). For example.

Do you have any brown eggs?

No, I’m sorry we don’t have any brown eggs.
Well, do you have any white eggs?
Yes, we have a lot of white eggs. How many white eggs would you like?
I’ll take two cartons, please.

Do the same thing (as above) with How much.

Write three tips about shopping in the supermarket. (page 39)

Write a short summary about couch potato story (page 42).

Write four kinds of starters (appetizers), entrees and desserts you would find in a western
style restaurant.

Write three synonyms for each of these words: strange, bad, good.

Write two things sold in a carton, tub, tube and can.

Write a question plus an answer with TOO. Write three kinds of sentences, too much, too
many and too plus adjective

Do you want to go out tonight?

No, I can’t. Rob gave me too much homework.

Would you like spaghetti for dinner?

No, I’m not hungry. I ate too many cookies.

Did you play a lot of sports in high school?

No, I was too lazy.

Write a question and a negative answer with enough. Write two sentences. One with a noun
and one with an adjective.

Do you want to be an actor?

No, I’m not handsome enough.

Why didn’t you become a doctor?

I’m not smart enough to be a doctor.
Write two sentences about what you could and couldn’t do as a child.

Write five words that rhyme with to, clown, car, cart, ball.

Write five: math words, appliances, side dishes, kinds of punctuation.

Write a comparative sentence for the words on page 53

Write a superlative sentence for the words on page 53.

Write one sentence in the first person and third person with can, can’t, have to, don’t have
to.

Write a question and answer with these phrasal verbs:

Break down, blow out, interested in, fill up, drop out, pay for, wake up, chop up, fill in, mark
down