GOIÂNIA, / / Lista de Exercícios Língua Inglesa 2º ano P1 1º Bimestre. Perfect Tenses

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1 GOIÂNIA, / / 2015 PROFESSOR: Thaís Cruvinel DISCIPLINA: English SÉRIE: 2º ALUNO(a): No Anhanguera você é + Enem Lista de Exercícios Língua Inglesa 2º ano P1 1º Bimestre Perfect Tenses Antes de iniciar a lista de exercícios leia atentamente as seguintes orientações: - É fundamental a apresentação de uma lista legível, limpa e organizada. Rasuras podem invalidar a lista. - Nas questões que exigem cálculos eles deverão ser apresentados na lista para que possam ser corrigidos. - Questões discursivas deverão ser respondidas na própria lista. - Não há necessidade de folhas em anexo, todas as respostas serão exclusivamente na lista. - O não atendimento a algum desses itens faculta ao professor o direito de desconsiderar a lista. - A lista deve ser feita a caneta, somente os cálculos podem ser a lápis. Grammar 1. Rewrite the sentences below expressing the opposite. Follow the example. - Morgan has already called his aunt Lucy. Morgan hasn t called his aunt Lucy yet. a. Suzie hasn t finished her project yet. b. My parents have already bought a yacht. c. I haven t sent the s yet. d. Pauline has already been to China. e. We haven t seen that movie yet. f. It has already snowed in that city. 2. Write a question to the answers below. Follow the example. - How long has Timmy studied French? Timmy has studied French for 9 years. (how long)

2 a. Mr. Imamura has been married for 35 years. (how long) b. Gregory and Mike have worked in Korea for 3 months. (how long) c. I have been to Japan for 8 times. (how many times) d. Yes, my mother has already been to Orlando. (ever) 3. Dean and Marcy are having a conversation about languages. Fill in the blanks using the Simple Past or the Present Perfect Tense. Dean: I (start) studying Japanese last year. Marcy: I did, too. I (study) Japanese for 6 months. Dean: How many courses you (take)? Marcy: I (attend) 2 courses since then, Japanese and French. Dean: That s great, Marcy! I (finish) my French course 3 years ago. Marcy: you ever (be) to France, Dean. Dean: Yes, I have. I (go) there last year with my wife and 2 children. 4. Fill in the blanks using FOR or SINCE and the negative form of the Present Perfect tense. - They haven t visited (visit) our grandmother for 3 months. - Bryony hasn t cleaned (clean) her apartment since January. a. It (be) cold 3 weeks. b. (travel) c. Ramon (play) soccer February. d. My children (eat) well 2 days. e. I (hear) from Maggie 5 months.

3 f. My family (speak) to each other the accident. 5. Answer the questions below, about yourself, completely. a. How long have you lived in this city? b. How long have you studied English? c. Have you ever been to New York? d. Have you ever stayed in a luxurious hotel? 6. Write questions using the Present Perfect Continuous and the words in parentheses. - (John / sleep / for 3 hours) Has John been sleeping for 3 hours? a. (George / study German / all day long) b. (Melissa s parents / work / since 1975) c. (Gabriel and Victor / fight / all day) d. (your boss / complain / all the time) e. (how long / Sonia / talk on the phone) f. (Tina / listen to music / all these days) 7. Complete the sentences using the Present Perfect Continuous. Follow the example. - Celine has been studying (study) Japanese for 5 hours. a. James (work) hard this week. b. Mathew and Craig (discuss) about the project all morning. c. Recently, my parents (think) about divorcing. d. Stop it! You (drive) like you re crazy!

4 e. Marline (clean) her room for hours. f. I (wait) for the bus for 30 minutes. g. They (learh) informatics since December. 8. Answer the questions completely using the Past Continuous tense. a. What were you doing last night at 7:30 p.m.? b. What was your best friend doing yesterday at 7 o clock a.m.? c. What were your classmates doing when you arrived in the school? 9. Unscramble the group of words or phrases and write a logical sentence in the Past Perfect Tense. - have / problems / São Paulo / a lot of / they elect the last mayor / before / with traffic São Paulo had had a lot of problems with traffic before they elected the last mayor. a. (wash the dishes / I / after / go to the school / I) b. (have some problems / sell / Loraine / her car / before / she) c. (the students / the teacher / before / all the tests / write for 2 hours / correct) d. (before / pack all the baggage / my family / go to the beach / they) 10. Write sentences about Marcy using the Future Continuous Tense (will be verb-ing) or the Future Perfect Tense (will have verb in the past participle) and the information below. Follow the example. - By next year, Marcy will have traveled to Japan. (travel / by next year)

5 - When Marcy arrives home, her children will be sleeping. (arrive home / sleep) a. (at this time tomorrow / work) b. (by this time tomorrow / have her haircut) c. (when her husband calls her / talk to the managers) d. (sell her apartment in Houston / by the end of next year) e. (take yoga classes / next Saturday morning) 11. Choose the correct alternative. a. By this time next week, ( ) Dean s parents will be arriving in São Paulo. ( ) Dean s parents will have arrived in São Paulo. b. At this time tomorrow, ( ) we will be having lunch at Minter s restaurant. ( ) we will have had lunch at Minter s restaurant. c. In the next three years, ( ) I will have saved enough money to buy a new car. ( ) I will be saving money to buy a new car. d. By the end of the day, ( ) Tanaka will be organizing all his papers. ( ) Tanaka will have organized all his papers. e. Until tomorrow, ( ) they won t have paid the loan.

6 ( ) they won t be paying the loan. 12. Answer the questions using Frequency Adverbs or Adverbial Phrases. a. How often do you study English? b. How often does your mother travel? c. How often do you eat barbecue? d. How often does it rain at night? e. How often do you listen to the radio? f. How often do you watch the news? g. How often does your cell phone ring? h. How often do you buy shoes? i. How often do you eat chocolate? j. How often do you say I love you? Song and Text Interpretation 15. Listen to the following song and complete the blanks. We Are The Champions (Queen) I've my dues Time after time I've my sentence But committed no crime And we'll keep on fighting 'Till the end No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions of the world And bad mistakes I've a few I've my share of sand Kicked in my face But I've through And we mean to go on and on and on and on I've my bows And my curtain calls You brought me fame and fortune And everything that goes with it I thank you all, my friends But it's no bed of roses

7 No pleasure cruise I consider it a challenge before No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions of the world The whole human race And I ain't gonna lose And we mean to go on and on and on and on, my friends And we'll keep on fighting 'Till the end, my friends And we'll keep on fighting 'Till the end No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions About the song you listened to, answer: 16. What s the context of it? Why was the lyric written? _ 17. What are the words related with Perfect Tenses in the song? 18. What do the words you wrote in question 17 have in common? _ 19. Why couldn t we use Simple Past to the sentences you completed in the songs? _ 20. There are 2 words abbreviated in the songs. What are them? _ Happy Easter.