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    Complete This Story by Filling The Blank With The Correct Verb Form

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    This document contains several writing exercises including: 1. Completing a story with correct verb forms about an embarrassing experience using chopsticks in Japan. 2. Adding tag questions to sentences. 3. Rewriting sentences in the present perfect continuous tense. 4. Filling in blanks with comparative and superlative forms of adverbs. 5. Writing a brief description of a favorite movie. The document provides exercises to practice verb forms, tag questions, tense, adverbs, and descriptive writing.

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    Complete This Story by Filling The Blank With The Correct Verb Form

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    This document contains several writing exercises including: 1. Completing a story with correct verb forms about an embarrassing experience using chopsticks in Japan. 2. Adding tag questions to sentences. 3. Rewriting sentences in the present perfect continuous tense. 4. Filling in blanks with comparative and superlative forms of adverbs. 5. Writing a brief description of a favorite movie. The document provides exercises to practice verb forms, tag questions, tense, adverbs, and descriptive writing.

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    this is the final examination for my students in teenager 5

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    Finnal Test Teen5

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    This document contains several writing exercises including: 1. Completing a story with correct verb forms about an embarrassing experience using chopsticks in Japan. 2. Adding tag questions to sentences. 3. Rewriting sentences in the present perfect continuous tense. 4. Filling in blanks with comparative and superlative forms of adverbs. 5. Writing a brief description of a favorite movie. The document provides exercises to practice verb forms, tag questions, tense, adverbs, and descriptive writing.

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    Complete This Story by Filling The Blank With The Correct Verb Form

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    kuningan
    This document contains several writing exercises including: 1. Completing a story with correct verb forms about an embarrassing experience using chopsticks in Japan. 2. Adding tag questions to sentences. 3. Rewriting sentences in the present perfect continuous tense. 4. Filling in blanks with comparative and superlative forms of adverbs. 5. Writing a brief description of a favorite movie. The document provides exercises to practice verb forms, tag questions, tense, adverbs, and descriptive writing.

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    Writing

    A. Complete this story by filling the blank with the correct verb form.

    I recently 1. ____________ (go) to Japan with my parents. We 2. ____________ (stay) in


    a hotel. Our first date was embarrassing. At dinner time, we were using chopsticks to eat.

    I 3. ____________ (stick) my chopsticks in my rice while I 4.____________ (drink) some water.


    Then I noticed. Other guesses in that restaurant were looking at me with a strange look on their
    face. A waitress 5. ____________ (come) to me and tell me politely that I didn’t suppose to put
    those chopsticks in to rice or any other food because it is only done at funeral. Arrrggh, I won’t
    forget about it.

    B. Finish these sentences by adding a tag question

    1. There are only twenty-eight days in February, ___________________?

    2. You have two children, ___________________?

    3. You don’t have class today, ___________________?

    4. We met Scot, ___________________?

    5. Scot cancelled his date, ___________________?

    6. Tiara doesn’t like Nathan, ___________________?

    7. You didn’t play tennis yesterday, ___________________?

    8. Daddy doesn’t call every day, ___________________?

    9. Mommy always makes waffles, ___________________?

    10. Those boys didn’t tell a lie, ___________________?

    C. Rewrite the sentences. Use the Present Perfect Continuous and the cues.

    1. My mother started to cook at 6 a.m. it’s now 8 A.M and she is still cooking. (for)

    _________________________________________________________________________.

    2. That boy started watching movie this morning. It’s evening and he is still watching movie.
    (all day)

    _________________________________________________________________________.
    3. Anya started to fix the car this morning. It is 11 A.M now and she is still fixing that car.
    (since)

    _________________________________________________________________________.

    4. My teacher started to live in this town in 1990. It’s 2010 and he is still living here. (for)

    _________________________________________________________________________.

    5. My neighbor started to water his flowers this morning. It’s now 9 A.M and he is still
    watering his flowers. (since)

    _________________________________________________________________________.

    D. Fill in the blanks with the comparative and superlative forms of the adverbs in bold.

    1. Lily colored the pictures carefully, I colored _____________________ Llily. Vanya colored
    _____________________ of all

    2. France speaks English fluently. His brother speaks English _____________________ him and
    his father speaks_____________________ of them.

    3. Rudy run fast. But Budi run _____________________ him and Kia run
    _____________________ of all.

    4. That man walks awkwardly. That woman walks _____________________ that man, and
    that old grandma walks _____________________ of all.

    5. That boy behaves carelessly. That girl behaves _____________________ that boy and my
    son behaves _____________________ of all.

    E. Tell the movie that you like the most briefly. At least 150 words.
    Grammar

    A. Complete these sentences use “too” or “enough”.

    1. You are very thin. You don’t eat _______________.


    2. Please turn the radio down. (loud) It’s _______________.
    3. Don’t wear a jacket. (hot) it’s _______________.
    4. I can’t cut anything. (sharp) This knife is not _______________.
    5. Nobody goes out tonight. (dangerous) it’s ________________________.

    B. Choose the right word.

    1. My father is a carefully / careful driver. He drives carefully / careful.


    2. He speaks English very good / well.
    3. The students read the story slowly / slow.
    4. Please be quite / quietly. I’m reading now.
    5. The chef chopped the meat quick / quickly.

    C. Complete these sentences. Use comparative.

    1. Randy’s car isn’t very big. He wants a ________________ car.


    2. This knife isn’t sharp. Could you bring a ________________ one?
    3. Jill’s idea is good, but I think John’s idea is ________________.
    4. Your case is heavy but mine is ________________.
    5. These tomatoes are not delicious. The other ones tasted _____________________.

    D. Complete these sentences using an adjective and a noun in the box.

    Job air language problem person

    dangerous foreign interesting fresh serious 1. Ronald


    doesn’t
    speak
    any ________________________________.

    2. I enjoy talking with her. She is an ________________________________.


    3. I’ve got a ______________________. I hope you can help me.

    4. Can you open the window? I need some ________________________________.

    5. Fire-fighting is a ________________________________.

    E. Put in either / neither

    1. The children shouldn’t play with knife and ________________ should your kid.

    2. We didn’t plan to attend the concert and ________________ do they.

    3. I don’t like tennis and he doesn’t ________________.

    4. Mary can’t type well and her sister can’t ________________.

    5. I’m not interested in reading this magazine and ________________ is she.

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