Ejercicios para 4ºESPAD
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This document contains an English grammar exercise with 6 sections testing different grammar topics: 1) Fill in gaps with modal verbs 2) Fill in gaps with verbs in past simple or past continuous 3) Fill in gaps with verbs in past perfect 4) Complete sentences with conditionals 5) Change sentences to passive voice 6) Change direct to reported speech
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- 1. EJERCICIOS DE REPASO 4º ESPAD. 1.- Fill in the gaps using these modals verbs: must, can, mustn´t, should, and may. a. You ………………………. go to the bank today. We don´t have any money. b. Mary ………………… go to the cinema tomorrow. She is not sure. c.-. You ……………… smoke at home. The baby is sleeping. e. He …………………………. drive slowly. It´s very dangerous. f.- ……………………………….. you help me with the homework, please? 2.- Fill in the gaps with the verb in brackets. Use PAST SIMPLE or PAST CONTINUOUS a-I was listening to the radio when Peter ______________ (come) b-They were having lunch when the postman ______________(ring) the bell c- ______ you _______ (live) in London in 1983? d- She came into the room while we ______________ (prepare) her surprise party e- What _________ you __________(do) yesterday at 6? 3.- Fill in the gaps with the verb in brackets. Use PAST PERFECT. I _____________ (be) here before They ________________ (take) the decision before they could complain She _______________ (not see) the film before Peter ______________(not hear) about it. We _______________ (talk) about divorce, but we never did it.
- 2. 4.-Complete the sentences with the conditional. a. If she ……………………………… (get) a dog you will have to look after it. b. If I ………………………………… (not/ be) too busy this morning, I´ll take the dog for a walk. c. If he hurries, he ………………………………….. (get) to library before it closes. d. Who will look after the cat if you …………… (go) away on holiday? e. If your husband calls, I …………………………… (tell) him to call later. 5.- Change the sentences in Passive Voice. a. We won the match. b. She bought four apples. c. The man stole the blue car. d. Jane swam the 200 metres. 6.- Change the following sentences into REPORTED SPEECH a- “ I want to be a lawyer”, Paul said that …………………………………… b-“ My friends went to Jamaica last week”. Mary said that ………………………………………………….. c- “ We´re travelling to Menorca next year”. Jack said that …………………………………………… d- “ I will tell you the truth, Jack said that ……………………………………………………….