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English Test Review

The document contains practice exercises related to English grammar and language skills. There are multiple sections covering topics like the passive voice, reported speech, irregular verbs, writing, and reading comprehension. The exercises provide examples and blanks to test understanding of these grammar concepts.

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EXAM 12/07

Exercise 1. The passive

1. Active: She wrote a letter. Passive:


2. Active: They built a new house. Passive:
3. Active: He will fix the car tomorrow. Passive:
4. Active: People speak Spanish in that country. Passive:
5. Active: The teacher gave the students an assignment. Passive:
6. Active: They have canceled the meeting. Passive:
7. Active: Someone stole my wallet. Passive:
8. Active: The chef is preparing dinner. Passive:
9. Active: We should clean the house before guests arrive. Passive:
10. Active: The company awarded her a promotion. Passive:

Exercise 2. Reported speech

1. Direct: "I am going to the party," she said. Indirect:


2. Direct: "We will meet at the café," he told me. Indirect:
3. Direct: "I have finished my work," he said. Indirect:
4. Direct: "Can you help me with this?" she asked. Indirect:
5. Direct: "I won the competition," he exclaimed. Indirect:
6. Direct: "I will call you later," she promised. Indirect:
7. Direct: "I am not feeling well," he said. Indirect:
8. Direct: "Could you lend me some money?" she asked. Indirect:
9. Direct: "I have never been to London," he said. Indirect:
10. Direct: "I want to learn how to play the guitar," she said. Indirect:

Exercise 3. Irregular verbs

1. Be
2. Have
3. Do
4. Go
5. Say
6. Make
7. Take
8. See
9. Come
10. Know
11. Eat
12. Give
13. Get
14. Think
15. Feel
16. Sleep
17. Run
18. Write
19. Speak
20. Swim
Exercise 4. Writing
1. Transform these sentences into longer ones
a) The cake has arrived.
b) Peter is my friend.

1. Describe these situations

a) Your new pet.


b) Your parents.
c) Your birthday party

Further practice

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb form (past simple, present perfect, etc.)
of the verbs provided.

a) I __________ (live) in this city for five years.


b) She __________ (not see) that movie yet.
c) They __________ (visit) their grandparents last weekend.
d) We __________ (study) English for three years.
e) He __________ (work) as a teacher before he became a writer.

Exercise 2: Identify and correct the errors in the following sentences:

a) She have visited Paris last summer.


b) We was going to the park when it started to rain.
c) I have seen this movie already.
d) They doesn't like spicy food.
e) He goed to the store to buy some groceries.

Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences using the given words, keeping the same meaning:

a) She speaks English fluently. (begin) → She ________________________ English fluently.


b) I don't have any money. (any) → I ________________________ money.
c) He arrived late for the meeting. (late) → He ________________________ for the
meeting.
d) They haven't finished their homework yet. (yet) → They ________________________
their homework.
e) "Please turn off the lights," she said. (asked) → She ________________________ turn
off the lights.

Exercise 4: Write a short paragraph (5-7 sentences) about your favorite holiday destination.
Include information about why you like it, activities you enjoy doing there, and any memorable
experiences you've had.

Exercise 5: Write a dialogue between two people discussing their weekend plans. Use
appropriate greetings, expressions of interest, and future plans.

Exercise 6. Reading Passage: The Benefits of Travel


Traveling to new destinations can bring about a wide range of benefits. Not only does it offer
the opportunity to explore different cultures and experience new adventures, but it also has
numerous positive effects on personal growth and well-being.

One of the main benefits of travel is the exposure to diverse cultures. When visiting different
countries, travelers can immerse themselves in unique customs, traditions, and languages. This
exposure fosters an appreciation for diversity and broadens one's perspective on the world. It
promotes open-mindedness and enhances cultural sensitivity.

Additionally, travel provides opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery. Stepping out
of one's comfort zone and navigating unfamiliar environments encourages adaptability,
problem-solving skills, and independence. Travelers often develop resilience and gain
confidence in their ability to overcome challenges.

Travel can also be a source of inspiration and creativity. The sights, sounds, and experiences
encountered during travel can spark new ideas and broaden creative thinking. It offers a
chance to break away from routine, refresh the mind, and find inspiration in the beauty of
different landscapes and cultures.

Furthermore, travel contributes to overall well-being. It can reduce stress and enhance mental
health by offering a break from daily responsibilities and routines. It allows individuals to
unwind, relax, and rejuvenate. Engaging in leisure activities, trying new foods, and connecting
with nature during travel further promote well-being and a sense of fulfillment.

Activity 1: Comprehension Questions


Answer the following questions based on the information presented in the reading passage:

1. What are some benefits of travel according to the passage?


2. How does travel promote personal growth and self-discovery?
3. In what way can travel inspire creativity?
4. How does travel contribute to overall well-being?
5. What is one main effect of exposure to diverse cultures through travel?

Activity 2: Vocabulary Exercise


Identify the meaning of the following words based on how they are used in the reading
passage:

1. Immense
2. Appreciation
3. Adaptability
4. Rejuvenate

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