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GRAMMAR UNIT 1

1. Are the sentences true or false? Correct the false sentences.

1. True: We use "used to" for a past habit or state.


2. False: The past continuous is not for completed actions, but for actions in
progress at a specific time in the past.
Correction: We use the past simple for a completed action in the past.
3. False: "Used to" is not for actions interrupted by another; it's for past habits or
states.
Correction: We use the past continuous for an action that was interrupted by
another action.
4. False: The past continuous doesn’t indicate actions happening immediately
after others.
Correction: We use the past simple for an action that happened immediately
after another action.
5. True: "While" is often used before the past continuous.

2. Complete the text with the past simple, past continuous, or "used to".

1. didn't talk
2. thought
3. was
4. didn't say
5. realized
6. was standing
7. felt
8. asked
9. became
10. scored
11. were celebrating
12. looked

3. Complete the rules with one word.

1. unfinished
2. simple
3. finished
4. for
5. since
4. Write questions and answers with the present perfect simple and present perfect
continuous.

1. How long has Allison been playing tennis?


She has been playing tennis for two years.
How many matches has she played?
She has played five matches.
2. How long has Jon been painting pictures?
He has been painting since 2010.
How many pictures has he painted?
He has painted 50 pictures.
3. How long have Aisha and Noah been helping animals?
They have been helping animals for six months.
How many animals have they helped?
They have helped lots of animals.

5. Underline the mistakes and correct them.

1. My friends use to volunteer with me.


My friends used to volunteer with me.
2. Sean hasn’t been deciding where he will go to university.
Sean hasn’t decided where he will go to university.
3. We still haven’t finished making the film.
Correct.
4. Have you yet been to London?
Have you been to London yet?
5. They has bought a new car!
They have bought a new car!
6. Anna have done all her homework and it’s only four o’clock!
Anna has done all her homework and it’s only four o’clock!
7. They’ve been watching television since three hours.
They’ve been watching television for three hours.
8. We were cooking dinner while the phone rang.
We were cooking dinner when the phone rang.
Vocabulary Unit 1
1. Write an adjective to describe the people.

1. cruel
2. dependable
3. modest
4. outgoing
5. sympathetic

2. Complete the sentences with "make" or "get".

1. make an effort
2. make a promise
3. get permission
4. get involved
5. make an impression
6. get a feeling

3. Match the words to their definitions.

1. salary – B
2. gesture – F
3. raffle – A
4. panic – E
5. draw – C
6. current – D

4. Complete the text with the correct form of "used to", "be used to", or "get used
to".

1. used to cook
2. be used to doing
3. is getting used to cleaning

5. Complete the dialogues with one word.

1. money well spent


2. interested, appeals, idea

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