EvAU tests- 2nd Term

REMEMBER:

QUESTION 1
For the evidence after True or False : use complete sentences, from point to point.
Use inverted commas.
Don´t change the sentences.
Don´t rephrase.

QUESTION 2
Don´t repeat the sentence.
To answer using your own words  you have to REPHRASE, id est, you have to use the grammar and  vocabulary  you have been learning until now. The less you know the less you express.
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You are supposed to learn the irregular verbs by heart.
Even beginner may benefit from revising the irregular verb list.
Had I learnt the irregular verbs my marks could have improve sky-rocketingly.
There might be a lot of grammar ítems that could be affected by not knowing the most frequent irregular verbs.
We will get all mistaken irregular verbs highlighted so please don´t make a fool of yourselves by not revising them.Therefore,  sitting an English test when you don´t master the most common irregular verbs is like rocking your boat.   Only a foolish student would do that!
I wish all my students would learn the d+`+ç* irregular verbs.
I expect every student to apply    correct grammar rules and to know the irregular verbs word perfect.
The students who don´t know how to write the irregular verbs would never have a chance to pass this text. Correctors would make sure they will be marked  lower than the rest.
 
 

QUESTION 3
Keep the part of the speech in mind when answering: adjectives, nouns, verbs, past participle verbs, phrasal verbs, verbs followed by gerung , verbs followed by infinitives, rephrasing formulae, Word formation, etc.

QUESTION 4

Use the CONTEXT to fill in the gaps. If  you write the sentences you must underline your answers because if you don´t corrector won´t spend time looking for them ( As I have explained to you more than a hundred times, repeatedly and demanding your attention each time)

Mozart Bananas
04/02/20
1a  FALSE
"Arriving as ordinary unripe bananas from the , "Mozart bananas" are in for a surprise."

1b TRUE
 "  "Mozart bananas", which made their debut last July, are more expensive than ordinary bananas, but sales  are sky-rocketing."


3
a   BACK
b   SKY-ROCKETING
c   BEVERAGES
d   REGULAR

4

a THOUGHT /HAD HEARD / LISTENING
b IT  /ON
c  THAN
d  SINCE / BEST

Soap Operas
21/01/20
1a FALSE
"Each show will have several different storylines happening at once that continue over several shows."
1b FALSE
"And we should not forget Emmerdale, which is set on a farm in Yorkshire, in the north of England."


3
a   DEPICT
b   AT ONCE
c   CONTINUE
d   HAPPEN

4
a  OFTEN A  (EVERY)
b  WHO / WITHOUT
c  WATCHING -  TO WATCH  / WHAT- WHICH
d  LEAVING (I LEFT) / HAD WATCHED