UNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA PARA ADULTOS
(UAPA)
ESCUELA DE NEGOCIOS
CARRERA DE MERCADEO
YANERIS SARITA
1-14-6417
ENGLISH II
Prof. (a): ADA FRANCISCO
DE ABRIL DEL 2016 1
.SANTIAGO R.D
I- Exercise #1
Fill in the blanks with the verb in the present simple.
1. We always walk (walk) home from school.
2. She doesn’t like (not/drink) diet sodas.
3. Do you like (like/you) to watch T.V.?
4. I don’t play playing (not/play) tennis every Saturday.
5. He is (be) a very well educated person.
6. My neighbor doesn’t work (not/work) at the hospital.
7. When do you eat (eat) dinner?
8. The students are not (not/be) always good in their tests.
9. Does live he (live/he) in California?
10. The store usually closes (close) at 10 p.m.
11. She doesn’t know (not/know) the story by heart.
12. He doesn’t call (not/call) his mother every Sunday.
13. You talk (talk/you) to your brother every day?
14. When leaves she (leave/she) for work?
15. My friend doesn’t speak (not/speak) five languages.
16. I am don’t (not/be) a good cooker.
17. He takes (take) vitamins every day.
18. When they travel (travel/they) together?
19. They don’t go (not/go) to the park often.
20. What does this word mean (mean)?
II- Simple Present or Present Continuous
Exercise # 2
Fill in the blanks with the correct verb tense.
1. Every Saturday, John (drive) dives his son to soccer practice.
2. Usually, I (work) work as a professor at the National University in
Tokyo, but this summer I (study) am studying English in the United
States.
That’s why I am here in the U.S.
3. Shhhh! Be quiet! The baby (sleep) is sleeping.
4. Don't forget to take your umbrella. It (rain) raining.
5. It (always, snow) always snow a lot during the winter.
6. I'm sorry, but I can't hear what you (say) says is. Everybody (talk)
talking so loudly.
7. Maria (currently, write) currently writing a book about her experiences
in the U.S.
8. A: Do you want to go for a walk around the lake? I (need) need some
exercise.
B: No, I can't. I (watch) am watching my little sister.
9. The business cards (normally, be) normally are printed by a company
in San Francisco. Their prices (be) are inexpensive and the quality of
their work
is good.
10. The children (eat) eating too much candy. They are going to be sick!
III- Can or can’t
Exercise # 3
Fill in each blank space with can or can’t according to the context.
Today, I can’t really have a bad day because I can
wake up healthy and happy. So, I can’t forget to set my
alarm clock every night before I sleep. I can get up as fast as I
can and I can put on some clothes. I can’t ran into the kitchen because
it’s closer and I can make myself a cup of coffee. Then I can’t drink it
alone. However, I can drink the cold water after that because it’s not
healthy. Finally, I can run to faster to my car. It can’t be a terrible
morning!
IV- Present continuous tense.
Exercise # 4
Fill in the blanks with the correct verb in the present continuous.
1. I speak to my teacher. I’m speaking (Speak) to my teacher.
2. She listens to the song. She is listening (listen)to the song.
3. My friend laughs at my joke. My friend is laughing (Laugh) at my joke.
4. She is silly. She is being (Be)silly.
5. I sing. I am singing (Sing) today.
6. They do their homework. They are doing (Do) their homework.
7. My boss plans a meeting. My boss are planning (Plan) a meeting.
8. We have a party. We are having (Have)a party.
9. The band plays a beautiful song. The band is playing (Play) a beautiful
song.
10. I try to explain. I am trying (Try) to explain.
V- How many / how much
Exercise # 5
Use How much or How many according to the situation.
1. How much lemonade have we got? Not much.
2. How many bottles are there? Three.
3. How much meat is there? We have got two steaks.
4. How many bananas have we got? We haven’t got any.
5. How much sugar have we got? Enough.
6. How many bread have we got? Some.
7. How many pens are in your bag? Six.
8. How much money have we got? We haven’t got a lot.
9. How many bikes are there in the garden? Two.
10. How many children have they got? Two girls and a boy.
VI- Imperatives.
Exercise # 6
Put the verbs in the imperative form. Mind the positive or the negative
form
1. (wait) a minute.
2. (not/come) don’t come over here, please.
3. (not/close) don’t close the door when you go outside.
4. (listen) ……… to your teacher.
5. (give) ………me your phone number so that I can call you.
6. (work) ……… so hard.
7. (not/go) don’t go there.
8. (not/be) don’t be so rude.
9. (not/forget) don’t forget to tidy up your room.
10. (stay) ……… inside the building.
VII- Jobs and occupations.
Exercise # 7
Complete by the appropriate word of the main job.
She hosts a TV show. She rides the rodeo. She plays the bass in a band
She´s an (1) astronaut , a valet at the parking lot, a (2)
farmer working the land She is a (3) champion - she
gets the gold, she’s a (4) ballerina - the star of the show. She’s
– not – just a pretty face
She’s – got – everything it takes. She has a fashion line
She has a fashion line, a (5) journalist for “Time”, coaches a
football team
She’s a (6) geologist , a romance (7) novelist
She is a (8) mother of three , she is a (9) soldier , she
is a wife
She is a (10) surgeon … - she’ll save your life. She´s - not - just
a pretty face. Oh,oh,yeah Oh,na,na,na,na... She´s - got - everything it
takes. She´s - mother - of the human race. She´s - not - just a pretty
face.
She is your (11) waitress , she is your (12) judge…
She is your (13) teacher
She is every woman in the world. Oh, la, la, la . She flies an airplane.
She drives a subway train. At night she pumps gasoline
She´s on the council - she´s on the board
She´s a (14) politician (14). She praises the lord
The End
