- •Grammar – Vocabulary Test 8
- •I. Write synonyms of the underlined words in the following word - combination.
- •II. Write antonyms of the underlined words in the following word-combinations.
- •V. Make the following sentences passive.
- •VI. Put the following sentences into Reported Speech.
- •VII. Complete the sentences with can, can`t, could, couldn`t, may, might, have
- •VIII. Put the verbs in the correct form.
- •IX. Make one sentence from two using a participal clause.
- •X. Paraphrase the following sentences using the objective Participial Construction.
- •XI. Paraphrase the following sentences using the Subjective Participle Construction.
- •XII. Express the following ideas using 1) the Objective-with-the Infinitive
- •XIII. Read the situation and use the words in brackets to write a sentence with the correct form a gerund.
- •XIV. Use the Gerund or the Infinitive of the verbs in brackets.
XIV. Use the Gerund or the Infinitive of the verbs in brackets.
I’ll never forget (make) a new friend in a chat room for the first time.
Don’t forget (take) out your flash driver.
We regret (dive) Dave a computer for his birthday. He’s become a completer video game addict.
We regret (inform) you that we are unable to offer you this job become of your poor computing skills.
Stop (stare) at your notebook screen when your mother is talking to you!
Samuel stopped (put on) his head phones.
I hate (think) what kind of information is available to kids online.
Most children hate (be) interrupted while they’re playing computer games.
I’m absolutely sure I saved this information. Yes, I clearly remember (push) the button to save it.
Please remember (turn off) the fax machine when you have finished making copies.
I’d like (return) this DVD player because it doesn’t recognize my DVD disks.
Most people use their TV for fun – they like (watch) entertaining programmers.
Don’t forget (save) all those new files.
I forget (lend) him my pocket calculate. I was sure I’d left it in the office.
Most people don’t like shopping online. They are afraid of (be) asked for too much personal information.
Mike was afraid (tell) the teacher that he had broken a microscope.
The batteries in our portable radio need (change).
You need (enter / type in) a password to log on to the system.
– The photocopier doesn’t seem to be working. - Try (press) the green button.
The teacher tried (show) some drawings and charts, but the slide projector was out of order.