Diagnostico de ingles

1) Complete the questions. Have / Are / Is / Has / Does / Do

1 Have your car battery flat?

2 Do you connected the speakers to the computer?

3 Has the cables connected to the power source?

4 Are your printer just broken down?

5 Is your new computer work?

6 Does the levers control the brakes?

2) Match questions and answers. Write A-F in the spaces.

1 Have you switched on the power?

2 Are you sitting in front of the computer now?

3 Do the LED lights go on when you start the computer?

4 What does this button do?

5 What do these switches do?

6 Is the disk inside the disk drive?

A They switch off the power. 5

B Yes, I have. 1
C No, it isn’t. 6
D It switches on the power. 4
E No, they don’t. 3
F Yes, I am. 2

3) Put two phrases together in each sentence to make sense. Write the letters of the four phrases in
the gaps.

1 If C, A.
2 If D, B.
A change the batteries
B press the brake pedal
C your torch doesn’t work
D you want to stop the car

- Simple Past

4) A)These sentences are all from accident reports. Complete the sentences with the Past Simple
form of some of the verbs in 6.

2) She dronk some engine oil that was in a cola bottle.

3) The truck drove into the car park and hit two cars

4) I lost my car keys, so I broke the window. There I wore some broken glass on the driver’s seat. I
didn’t see the glass. I sat on the seat and cut myself.

5) She touched a live cable and got a 220-volt shock. After the accident, she went home. She
came back to work the next day.

6) She ran across the road to catch the bus. A bicycle hit her.

7) A security guard saw smoke coming from the building at 11:30 Pm.

8) Someone look the safety cover off the machine. The accident happened the next day.

B) Read the story and change the verbs into the Past Simple.

That rattling noise!

Last year, a man (buy) bought a new and very expensive car. The car (be) WAS perfect, except for
one thing. There (be) WAS a rattling noise when he (go) WENT round corners, or (drive) DROVE
over bad roads. The man (take) TOOK the car back to the garage where he (buy) BOUGHT it.
They (check) CHECKED everything, but the rattling noise (go) WENT .on.

finally, the man (tell) TOLD the garage to look everywhere in the car to find the noise.
The mechanics (remove) REMOVED everything-the engine, the gearbox, the seats…everything!
And inside one of the doors they (see) SAW the reason for the noise.
There (be) were several nuts and bolts, (tie) TIED to a piece of string, with a note (attach)
ATTACHED .The note (say) SAID guess you finally (find) FOUND the rattle.

5)Use the adjectives in brackets to talk about these ways of getting from one place to another. Use
a comparative (bigger, safer, more expansive) when comparing two things and a superlative (the
biggest, the safest, the most expensive) when comparing three things.
1)(safe) way to travel - by train, by boat, by plane

i think the safest way to travel is by train.

2)(convenient) for me to get work - by bus, by car

it’s more convenient for me to get work by car than by bus.

3)(easy) way to go down a mountain - on skis, on foot, by bike……………..

4)(good) to travel around a big city - by bus, on foot…………...

5)(exciting) way to cross the sahara desert - by camel, by balloon, by bike………..

6)(cheap) to transport a lot of largue, heavy goods - by truck, by train……...

7)(interesting) to go from moscow to beijing - by train, by car…………...

8)(expensive) to travel around my country - by train, by bus…………….

9)(bad) way of getting to the nearest airport from here - by train, by bus, by car……….

10)(fun) to go - cycling, skiing…………

3) The easier way to go down a mountain is by bike

4) It’s better to travel around a big city by bus

5) The most exciting way to cross the Sahara Desert is by camel.

6) The cheapest way to transport a lot of large heavy goods, is always by truck

7) It’s more interesting to go from Moscow to Beijing by Train.

8) The most expensive way to travel around my country is by train

9) the worst way of getting to the nearest airport from here is by car

10) The funniest wat to go is skiing!

6) Complete these warnings.
no / must / never / might / mustn’t / always

1 Fire hazard: you Mustn´t smoke here.

2 Safety warning: No mobile phones.
3 Danger: always use a guard on this machine.
4 Warning: Never run in the workshop.
5 Hot surface: you Might burn yourself.
6 Danger: you Must wear a hard hat.

7) Complete these warnings.

some / a / no
1 Look out! There’s a gap between the train and the platform.
2 Be careful! There are some bricks on the floor.
3 Look out! There’s some oil on the road.
4 Be careful! There are no guards on the machines

8)Complete the questions

How high / How many / How fast / How much / Where are / What is / What does / What are
1 What is this Mars rover called?
2 How many wheels does it have? (Answer: six)
3 What are the rover wheels made of? (Answer: Ɵtanium)
4 What does the robot arm do? (Answer: it liŌs pieces of rock)
5 How high is the mast? (Answer: about 2.1 metres)
6 How much does the rover weigh?
7 How fast does it move? (Answer: about 30 metres per hour)
8 Where are the robot arms? (Answer: at the front)

9) These people are breaking safety rules. Write the rules.

1 The men on the building site are not wearing their hard hats. Rule: You must
always Wear hard hats the building site.
2 They’re smoking in the factory.
Rule: You mustn't smoke in the factory
3 People are using their mobile phones on the aeroplane.
Rule: No phone in the airplane
4 Someone is using a circular saw. He is not using the guard on the saw.
Rule: Always use the guard while using the circular saw
5 The workers are not reading the manual before they open the computers.
Rule: Never open your computer before watching the manual

10) Future projects: Complete the paragraph with WILL/ WON’T/ HOW MANY/ HOW MUCH:

A: At my office we will move (move) desks and some boxes next week. We won't work (not/
work) full time

B: That sounds like a lot of work! How many hours do you usually work?
A: Around 6 hours a day.
B: And How much do me do you have to move your office?

A: We Will devote (devote) three days for that. Some employees from another sector will also
help (help) us.

B: IT will be (be) great then! How many employees will collaborate (collaborate) with you
exactly?