English Term 3 Test Flashcards

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1
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Insert a preposition into this sentence: I’m dreaming……..becoming a famous scientist one day.

A

About or of.

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2
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Add the preposition: We decided…………..(not to) buying the new car.

A

Against

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3
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Write your own sentences using the following prepositions:

From, under, through, behind

A

I received a new Ferrari from my grandpa for Christmas
The blanket man lives under the Howard Drive bridge.
Lucy stepped through the back of the cupboard into Narnia.
I hide behind the bathroom door to give my sister a fright.

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4
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Identify the words from this list that are NOT prepositions:
Lightbulb, theirs, from, school, wonderful, upon, to, throughout, off, before, inside, friendly, scary, yelled, beyond, favorite, under, by, across, into, home

A

Lightbulb, theirs, school, wonderful, throughout, friendly, scary, yelled, favorite, home.

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5
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What tenses do we use for ongoing actions?

A

The continuous tenses

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6
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What is the present continuous tense. Give an example.

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It’s describes continuous actions in the present. E.g. I am eating

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What do we call a word that is a helping verb. Give an example.

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An auxiliary verb. I AM eating. “ Am” is the auxiliary verb and eating is the continuous verb.

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8
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When do you use the past continuous tense? Give an example.

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For continuous actions in the past. E.g. I was eating.

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9
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When do you use the future continuous tense? Give an example.

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To describe continuous actions in the future. E.g I shall be eating.

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10
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Change the following to the present continuous tense:
I (eat)now
I (ride) a hippopotamus now
I (get) hungry now
We (plan)the party now
He (swim)in the river now
He (sleep) in his comfortable bed now
A
I am eating now
I am riding...now
I am getting hungry now
We are planning the party now
He is swimming... Now
He is sleeping.... Now
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11
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Give the plurals for the following words:
Drum
Chair
Biscuit
Sleeve
A

Drums
Chairs
Biscuits
Sleeves

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12
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Give the plurals for the following words:
Box
Glass
Bus
Kiss
Match
A
Boxes
Glasses
Buses
Kisses
Matches
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13
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Give the plurals for the following:
Fly
Baby
Pony
Berry
Dummy
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Flies
Babies
Ponies
Berries
Dummies
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14
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Give the plural for the following:
Shelf
Elf
Half
Scarf
Thief
A
Shelves
Elves
Halves
Scarves
Thieves
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15
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What is a simile? Give some examples

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A simile describes one thing in terms of another, usually using the word “like”. E.g “She arrived like a whirlwind” or “they ran around like frightened children”.

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16
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Give examples of metaphors.

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The wind sneaks in through the door and skulks around looking for some paper to snatch.

17
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Give the degrees of comparison for the following words:
Huge
Big
Sad
Dry
Bumpy
Polite
Heavy
Icy
Beautiful
Fat
Delicious
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Huge huger hugest
Big bigger biggest
Sad sadder saddest
Dry drier driest
Bumpy bumpier bumpiest
Polite politer politest
Heavy heavier heaviest
Icy iciest iciest
Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
Fat fatter fattest
Delicious more delicious most delicious
18
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What is a conjunction and give examples.

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A conjunction joins words, sentences or phrases. E.g and, but, or, nor

19
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Write either “their” or “there” in the following sentences:
…………is the President of the United States
It is………..home that we will visit tonight
Chris and Jack put ………….jackets over …………..
……………..national flag is the one over…………….

A

There is the President….
It is their home……
Chris and Jack put their jackets over there
Their national flag is the one over there

20
Q

How is “it is” written as a contraction?

A

It’s

21
Q

Insert a preposition into this sentence: My dad bought eggs……… the supermarket.

A

At or from

22
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Insert either “it’s” or “its” into the following sentences:
…………snowing
………….about time I learned to tell the time
The car lost half ……..bumper
I think …..cute
……… Too much for the dog to eat
I love …..tail

A
It's snowing
It's about time.......
The car lost half its bumper
I think it's cute
It's too much for the dog to eat.
I love its tail.