A) Match the sentences using WHILE and PAST CONTINUOUS / PAST SIMPLE.
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1 OSMI RAZRED A) Match the sentences using WHILE and PAST CONTINUOUS / PAST SIMPLE. A B 1. I (burn) my finger. I (drive) to work. 2. I (break) a cup. I (eat) a nut. 3. My car (break down). I (cook) the dinner. 4. I (see) a shark. I (do) the washing up. 5. My clothes (get) dirty. I (swim) in the sea. 6. I (break) a tooth. I (clean) my room. 1.I burnt my finger while I was cooking the dinner B) Use the correct form of the verbs. 1. The Bartons (go) to the mountains last weekend. While they...(have) lunch, a man. (fall) down the tree. They (take) him to the hospital in their car. They (visit) him twice in the hospital since that time (then). The man.. (be) better now and the doctors say he.. (leave) the hospital soon. When The Bartons (visit) him yesterday, they. (take) him a bunch of flowers. The man. (be) very happy and. (thank) them. Mr. Barton now says he. (spend) the next weekend at the seaside and he (hope) there. (not / be) any more accidents. 2. I. (finish) school last month and I.. (not / get) a job yet, but fortunately I. (have) a job interview tomorrow. I usually. (get) up early so often.. (sleep) at around half past ten. I. (be) a little excited last night and because of this I.. (want / watch) TV before I (go) to bed. There.. (be) a film about birds on TV and while I (sit) on the sofa, I.. (fall)
2 asleep... you ever. (have) a terrible dream? Well, I. (have) one last night. In my dream I. (be) a parrot and my apartment.. (be) on the tenth floor of a big building. A big cat.. (want ) to catch me so I..(begin)...(fly). I.. (have) nowhere (go) because the door (be) locked. Suddenly the cat (attack) me. It nearly. (kill) me. While I. (shout) in pain,a voice (say), you.. (see) my books? I can t find them. When I (open) my eyes, I. (feel) very happy. (see) my sister. Of course she. (not / understand) the reason but I (give) her a big kiss. C) Fill in the PASSIVE in the appropriate tense. 1. (TV / invent / Baird).. TV was invented by Baird (Pyramids / build / Egyptians). 3. (milk / produce / cows).. 4. (coffee / grow / in Brazil) 5. (chopsticks / use / in China).. 6. (plants / water / every day).. 7. (the thief / arrest / policeman / yesterday) (the injured man / take to a hospital / now).. 9. (the car / repair / tomorrow). 10. (the letter / send / last week). D) Turn from ACTIVE into PASSIVE. 1. The gardener has planted some trees.. Some trees have been planted by the gardener.. 2. Doctor Brown will give you some advice. 3. A famous designer will redecorate the hotel. 4. Steven Spielberg directed E.T. 5. Someone has broken the crystal vase. 6. His parents have brought him up to be polite.
3 7. Fleming discovered penicillin. 8. They will advertise the product on television. E) What does the policeman want to know? 1. What s your name? The policeman wants to know what my name is. 2. What s your job? 3. Where do you work? 4. Where do you live? 5. Where were you yesterday? 6. Why are you in London? 7. When did you come? 8. How did you come?. 9. Where s your ticket?. 10. Have you ever been in London?. F) Complete the sentence with the correct word from the brackets. Example: Mice move.. quietly (quiet / quietly) 1. This exercise is (easy / easily) 2. These people are speaking.. (quiet / quietly) 3. Mr. Brown can speak English. (good / well) 4. Tigers are animals. (brave / bravely) 5. The footballer is. (tired / tiredly) 6. Cheetahs run. (quick / quickly)
4 7. She is lifting the weight (easy / easily) 8. The children are playing (happy / happily) 9. Tony is a.. skier. (good / well) G) Supply the proper form, ADJECTIVE or ADVERB. 1. He always does his homework.. (careful). 2. He is a very (careful) student. 3. Come (quick). We need your help. 4. You should drive more (slow) along this road. 5. The old man walks very.. (slow). 6. Helen is a very. (slow) student. H) Use a suitable present or past MODAL VERB. 1. I can t find my book. I.. (leave) it on the bus. 2. They don t answer their phone; they (go) away on their vacation. 3. John went to the movies last night, but he.. (stay) at home and.. (prepare) his lessons. 4. She. (go) to school. It s Saturday. 5. You were stupid to go skiing here. You (break) your leg. 6. She. (sing) like an angel when she was a kid I make a suggestion? 8. You go and see Batman. It s a great film. 9. He came home alone. You (let) him do that; he (get) lost. I ) Fill in the blanks using MUST, CAN T, MAY, MIGHT, COULD and PAST FORMS of them. 1. Sally looks sad and worried. She.. (have) a problem with something. 2. Bob... (be) at school because I haven t seen him today. 3. Mr. Treves hasn t come to work yet. He has never been late for work. He. (miss) the bus. 4. Timmy is a very good boy. He isn t naughty, so he.. (break) that window. Someone else (break) it. 5. I m sure that I dropped my key in the car. It (be) there at the moment.
5 J) Put A QUESTION TAG at the end of each sentence. 1. Tom won t be late,.. will he...? 2. They were very angry,..? 3. Ann s on holiday,..? 4. You weren t listening,? 5. Sue doesn t like onions,.? 6. Jack s applied for the job,..? 7. You ve got a camera,.? 8. You can type,..? 9. He won t mind if I go early,? 10. Tom could help you,..? 11. There are a lot of people here,? 12. Let s have dinner,? 13. This isn t very interesting,..? 14. I m too fat,..? 15. You wouldn t tell anyone,..? 16. Listen,..? 17. I shouldn t have got angry,.? 18. Don t drop it,..? 19. They had to go home,.? 20. He d never seen you before,?
6 RJEŠENJA OSMI RAZRED A) Match the sentences using WHILE and PAST CONTINUOUS / PAST SIMPLE. 1.I burnt my finger while I was cooking the dinner.. 2. I broke a cup while I was cleaning my room 3. My car broke down while I was driving to work.. 4. I saw a shark while I was swimming in the sea 5. My clothes got dirty while I was doing the washing up. 6. I broke a tooth while I was eating a nut B) Use the correct form of the verbs. 1. The Bartons went to the mountains last weekend. While they were having lunch, a man fell down the tree. They took him to the hospital in their car. They visited him twice in the hospital since that time. The man is better now and the doctors say he is going to leave the hospital soon. When The Bartons visited him yesterday, they took. him a bunch of flowers. The man was very happy and thanked them. Mr. Barton now says he is spending.the next weekend at the seaside and he is hoping there won t be. any more accidents. 2. I finished school last month and I don t get a job yet, but fortunately I am having a job interview tomorrow. I usually get up early so often sleep at around half past ten. I was a little excited last night and because of this I wanted to watch.. TV before I went to bed. There was. a film about birds on TV and while I was sitting on the sofa, I fell asleep. Have.. you ever had a terrible dream? Well, I had one last night. In my dream I was. a parrot and my apartment flat was.. on the tenth floor of a big building. A big cat wanted to catch me so I began to fly. I had nowhere
7 to go because the door was locked. Suddenly the cat attacked me. It nearly killed me. While I was shouting in pain,a voice said, Have you seen.. my books? I can t find them. When I opened my eyes, I felt very happy saw. my sister. Of course she didn t understand the reason but I gave her a big kiss. C) Fill in the PASSIVE in the appropriate tense. 1. TV was invented by Baird. 2. Pyramids were built by egyptians Milk is produce by cows. 4. Coffee is grown in Brasil 5....Chopstick are used in Chine.. 6. Plants are watered every day.. 7. The thief was arrested by policeman yesterday 8. The injured man is being taket to hospital.. 9. The car will be repared tomorrow The letter was delivered last week... D) Turn from ACTIVE into PASSIVE. 1. The gardener has planted some trees.. Some trees have been planted by the gardener.. 2. Doctor Brown will give you some advice. Some advice will be given to you by Doktor Brown 3. A famous designer will redecorate the hotel. The hotel will be redecorated by a famous designer 4. Steven Spielberg directed E.T. E.T. was derected by Steven Spilberg 5. Someone has broken the crystal vase. The crystal vase has been broken by someone 6. His parents have brought him up to be polite. He was brought to be polite by his parents 7. Fleming discovered penicillin. Penicillin was discovered by Fleming.. 8. They will advertise the product on television. The product will be advertised on television (by them)
8 E) What does the policeman want to know? 1. What s your name? The policeman wants to know what my name is. 2. What s your job? The policeman wants to know what my job is 3. Where do you work? The policeman wants to know where I work 4. Where do you live? The policeman wants to know where I live. 5. Where were you yesterday? The policeman wants to know where I was yesterday Why are you in London? The policeman wants to know why I am in London. 7. When did you come? The policeman wants to know when I came 8. How did you come? The policeman wants to know how I came. 9. Where s your ticket? The policeman wants to know where my ticket is Have you ever been in London? The policeman wants to know if I hav ever been in London F) Complete the sentence with the correct word from the brackets. 1. This exercise is easy 2. These people are speaking quietly.. 3. Mr. Brown can speak English well. 4. Tigers are brave animals. 5. The footballer is tired. 6. Cheetahs run quickly. 7. She is lifting the weight easily 8. The children are playing happily 9. Tony is a good.. skier. G) Supply the proper form, ADJECTIVE or ADVERB. 1. He always does his homework carefully...
9 2. He is a very careful student. 3. Come quickly. We need your help. 4. You should drive more slowly along this road. 5. The old man walks very slowly Helen is a very slow. student. H) Use a suitable present or past MODAL VERB. 1. I can t find my book. I might have left..it on the bus. 2. They don t answer their phone; they might have gone away on their vacation. 3. John went to the movies last night, but he should have stayed at home and should have prepared his lessons. 4. She can t go. to school. It s Saturday. 5. You were stupid to go skiing here. You could have broken your leg. 6. She could sing. like an angel when she was a kid. 7. Can.. I make a suggestion? 8. You must go and see Batman. It s a great film. 9. He came home alone. You shouldn't let him do that, he might get lost. I ) Fill in the blanks using MUST, CAN T, MAY, MIGHT, COULD and PAST FORMS of them. 1. Sally looks sad and worried. She may have a problem with something. 2. Bob must be... at school because I haven t seen him today. 3. Mr. Treves hasn t come to work yet. He has never been late for work. He must have missed the bus. 4. Timmy is a very good boy. He isn t naughty, so he can't have broken that window. Someone else might have broken it. 5. I m sure that I dropped my key in the car. It must be there at the moment. J) Put A QUESTION TAG at the end of each sentence. 1. Tom won t be late,.. will he...? 2. They were very angry, weren't they..? 3. Ann s on holiday, isn't she..? 4. You weren t listening, were you? 5. Sue doesn t like onions, does she.?
10 6. Jack s applied for the job, hasn't he..? 7. You ve got a camera, haven't you.? 8. You can type, can't you..? 9. He won t mind if I go early, will he? 10. Tom could help you, couldn't he..? 11. There are a lot of people here, aren't there? 12. Let s have dinner, shall we? 13. This isn t very interesting, is it..? 14. I m too fat, aren't I..? 15. You wouldn t tell anyone, would you..? 16. Listen, will you..? 17. I shouldn t have got angry, should I.? 18. Don t drop it, will you..? 19. They had to go home, didn't they.? 20. He d never seen you before, had he?
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