Exercises - PMP Book 1. Flashcards
Similar meaning.
Someone who likes to have fun.
Party animal.
Similar meaning.
Extraordinaire.
Fantastic and expert.
Similar meaning.
A mix.
A combination.
Similar meaning.
You´re welcome.
Glad to help you.
No problem.
Similar meaning.
nonstop.
Twenty-four-seven.
Round-the-clock.
Similar meaning.
Physically fit.
In shape.
Similar meaning.
Current events here.
The local scene.
Similar meaning.
Look forward to.
Want to.
Similar meaning.
Have plans for someone.
Have in store for.
Indicates unknown situation that someone present to someone else.
Similar meaning.
Show up.
Arrive.
Attend.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
It´s important that you _____ the truth.
Tell me.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Her children ______ Spanigh, Italian, and English.
Speak.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Did you ____ him my secret?
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
What did he _________ to you?
Say.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
What did he ____ you?
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Can you ___ we’ve been fighting?
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
_____________ what you think.
Say.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Plase don´t ______ that about ut.
Say.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Please don´t ____________ my parents where we went.
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Don´t _______ me you missed the bus again.
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
I _______ you, that movie is great.
Tell.
Fill with SAY, SPEAK OR TELL, as appropiate.
Mom called? What did she ______.
Say.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
Where are you going.
Tell me where you´re going.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
What are they doing?
Tell me what they are doing.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
How do you get there?
Tell me how you get there.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
When do you study?
Tell me when you study.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
Why is she crying?
Tell me why she´s crying.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
What time do we leave?
Tell me what time we leave.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
Who are you texting?
Tell me who you´re texting.
Change the question to a statement beginning with “Tell me…”
How much does it cost?
Tell me how much it cost.
Similar meaning.
Great.
Awesome.
Fantastic.
Cool.
Amazing.
Similar meaning.
Horrible.
Depressing.
Disgusting.
Gross.
Similar meaning.
Not tolerate.
Can´t stand.
Similar meaning.
Not argue.
Get along with.
Similar meaning.
Want to.
Be up for.
Be in the mood for.
Feel like.
Write a questions using LIKE.
He´s very tall.
What is he like?
Write a questions using LIKE.
Yes, she does.
Does she play soccer?
Write a questions using LIKE.
He´s quite the character.
What is he like?
Write a questions using LIKE.
They like to play basketball.
What do they like to do?
Write a questions using LIKE.
She likes to play with dolls.
What does she like to do?
Write a questions using LIKE.
I´m honest.
What are you like?
Similar meaning.
In general.
Basically.
Similar meaning.
The truth is.
As matter of fact.
Actually.
Similar meaning.
Almost never.
Hardly ever.
Similar meaning.
Not to mention.
Plus.
Similar meaning.
It´s no surprise that.
No wonder.
Similar meaning.
In other words.
I mean.
Similar meaning.
I don´t know.
I wonder.
Similar meaning.
I´m thinking.
I´m like.
Complete with “there are or there is”.
_____________ only twenty-eight days in Febuary.
There are.
Complete with “there are or there is”.
_____________ a lot of people in this city.
There are.
Complete with “there are or there is”.
_____________ a big pothole in this street.
There is.
Complete with “there are or there is”.
_____________ too many cars on the road.
There are.
Complete with “there are or there is”.
_____________ too much traffic here.
There is.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
We’re not used to (live) ____ in such a small place.
Living.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
We used to (live) ______ in a big house.
Live.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
He´s fine now, but he used to (get) _______ into trouble all the time.
Get.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
She used to (smoke) _______. I’m so glad she quit.
Smoke.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
I can’t get used to (get) ______ up so early.
Getting.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
I used to (stay) ________ up late every night.
Stay.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
Are you used to (work) ______ this hard?
Working.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
I know that guy. He used to (go) ________ to my school.
Go.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
They are used to (be) ______ cold in January.
Being.
Fill the blank space with the correct form of the verb.
It´s hard to get used to (drive) _________ in traffic.
Driving.
Complete with try.
Always _____ you best.
Try to do.
Complete with try.
I love these shoes. I’m going to ________.
Try them on.
Complete with try.
Before you buy any machine you should first ______________.
Try it out.
Complete with try.
You’re very good driver! Thanks, __________
I try.
Complete with try.
I can’t get my finger to stop bleeding. ______________ a bandage on it.
Try putting.
Similar meaning.
What a coincidence.
Fancy meeting you here.
What a surprise.
No way.
Similar meaning.
That’s a wise decision.
That’s a step in the right direction.
Similar meaning.
I’ll bet.
I don’t think so.
No way.
Similar meaning.
Hopefully.
I have my fingers crossed.
Similar meaning.
Get ahead of yourself.
Count your chickens before they hatch.
Similar meaning.
Before you know it.
Soon.
Similar meaning.
For a long time.
For ages.
Similar meaning.
Can be all fired up.
Be pumped.
Similar meaning.
Be accustomed to.
Be used to.
Similar meaning.
See if something fits.
Try it on.
Similar meaning.
Test something.
Try it out.
Similar meaning.
Be working.
Be on the floor.
Be on the job.
Similar meaning.
Spend a lot.
Splurge.
Go overboard.
Similar meaning.
Write, call, or text.
Keep in touch.
Let someone know.
Similar meaning.
Make up missed work.
Catch up.
Similar meaning.
Get news.
Catch up.
Similar meaning.
Suspect.
Have a feeling.
Complete with prepositions.
The game is _____ FairFax High school, _____ the gymnasium, ______ Saturday ______ eight o’clock _____ the evening.
At. In. On. At. In.
Complete with prepositions.
Our wedding is _____ November _____Springfield Country club.
In.
At.
Complete with prepositions.
The inauguration is ____ 2013 ____ the Capitol ____ Washington D.C.
In.
At.
In.
Complete with prepositions.
The dinner is ______ Friday ____ six o’clock ____ the evening _____ Emily’s restaurant _____back room.
On. At. In. At. In.
Complete with prepositions.
The show is ____July 24 ____ one o’clock _____ the afternoon _____ the art gallery _____ Jefferson Avenue _____ Leesville.
On. At. In. At. On. In.
Express the following using modal verbs.
Aks you teacher for permission to leave the classroom.
Can I leave?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Tell you students that they are not allowed to leave the classroom.
You musn’t leave the classroom.
Express the following using modal verbs.
Ask your friend if it’s important for him to work today.
Do you have to work today?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Tell your employee that she is obligated to work tomorrow.
You have o work tomorrow.
Express the following using modal verbs.
Ask your doctor for her advice about when to take the medicine she prescribed.
When should I take the medicine?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Tell you patient that it’s customary to take the medicine just before a meal.
You supposed to take the medicine before a meal.
Express the following using modal verbs.
Tell a pedestrian not to jaywalk (cross the street in the middle of block).
You must cross the street in the middle of a block.
Express the following using modal verbs.
Ask a police officer if it’s necessary for you to wait for a green light before crossing.
Do I have to wait for a green light?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Ask your customer if he prefers his steak medium or well done.
Would you rather have your steak medium or well done?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Invite your friends to a party at your house on Saturday night.
Would you like to come?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Ask your brother to pick you up at the airport.
Could you pick me up at the airport?
Express the following using modal verbs.
Tell your sister that you refuse to pick her up.
I can’t go / No, I won’t pick you up.
Similar meaning.
She prefers.
She would rather.
Similar meaning.
She wants.
She would like.
Similar meaning.
She is able to.
She can.
Similar meaning.
She has a permission to.
She can.
She may.
Similar meaning.
Maybe she will.
She may.
She may not.
She might not
Similar meaning.
She’s advised to.
She ought to.
She should.
Similar meaning.
She probably isn’t.
She must not be.
Similar meaning.
She probably doesn’t.
She must not.
Similar meaning.
She accepts.
She will.
Similar meaning.
She refuses.
She won’t.
Similar meaning.
She’s advised not to.
She shouldn’t.
Similar meaning.
She is not allowed to.
She can’t.
She may not.
She musn’t.
Similar meaning.
She is unable to.
She can’t.
Similar meaning.
Maybe she won’t.
She may.
She may not.
She might.
She might not.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
I wish you (be) _____ here.
Were.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
She wishes she (can) _____ go to school.
Could.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
We wish they (will) _______ call us.
Would.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
I wish we (have) ______ more time.
Had.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
They wish I (do not) _____ spend my money or cars.
Didn’t.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
He wishes he (be) _____ back home.
Were.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
Don’t you wish it (be) ____ you birthday?
Were.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
I wish I (can) _____ tell you the news.
Could.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
I wish she (call) _____ me more often.
Called.
Fill the blank space with the correct form.
They wish she (live) _______ closer to their house.
Lived.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
You don’t love.
I wish you loved me.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
My neighbors make a lot of noise.
I wish my neighbors didn’t make too much noise.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
My mother isn’t here.
I wish my mother were here.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
I’m not married.
I wish I were married.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
She can’t stay here tonight.
I wish she could stay tonight.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
He won’t move his car.
I wish he would move his car.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
She drives too fast.
I wish she drove slowly.
I wish she didn’t drive so fast.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
They come home late.
I wish they came home early.
I wish they didn’t home so late.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
I don’t have enough money.
I wish I had enough money.
Rewrite a sentence using “I wish”.
Our house is too small.
I wish our house were bigger.
I wish we had a bigger house.
