PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

 

                 Complete the sentences with the correct preposition:

 

         in       into    over    above    beside     on      at       front     under      inside      between     below

 

 

 

1.    The bike is oninat the wall oninat the basement.

2.    The sun is onbehindat the house inonat Main Street inonat Ridgetown.

3.    The people are inonat the table inonat the dining room.

4.    The stairs are insidebesideat_the bathroom inonat the second floor.

5.    The bedroom is besideunderbetween the attic oninatthe third floor.

6.    The washing machine is besideinsidebetween the dryer.

7.    The steps are in besideinsidefront of the door.

8.    The tools are inonatthe peg board.

9.    The peg board is oninat the basement.

10.  The basement is insideunderbeside the house.

11.  The shower curtain is besideinsidebetween the tub.

12.  The cupboards are besideinsideover the counter.

13.  The roof is insidebesideover the house.

14.  The books are inonat the book case.

15.  The woman is putting something inintoat the oven.

16.  The dresser is insidebesidebetweenthe mirror.

17.  The shelf is insidebesidebetweenthe washing machine and table.

18.  The box is inonat the table inonatthe basement.

19.  The dishes are inonat the china cabinet inonat the dining room.

20.  The kitchen is inonat the first floor inonat the house.

21.   The computer is oninat the room inonat the third floor besideinsidebelow the attic.

                                   

        

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English Vocabulary - Prepositions

Prepositions of place, in, on under, behind, etc..wmv

there to be simples past

 Complete the sentences with WAS-WASN`T-WERE-WEREN`T.

1. Paul waswasn`t in the cinema yesterday. He waswerewasn`t at his granparents house.

2. WasWereWasn`t they happy at the party? Yes, they waswereweren`t

 

3. WereWasWasn`t Paul at school yesterday? No, he waswasn`tweren`t. He werewasn`twas sick.

 

4 Kate werewaswasn`t with her friends all afternoon. They wereweren`twas very happy together.

 

 

 

B. Complete the gaps with WAS-WASN`T-WERE-WEREN`T.

1.   Tom werewasweren`t very romantic yesterday.               11.  The kids waswasn`twere   at a birthday party. 

 

2.  Jane werewaswasn`t very sick..                                           12.  Peter waswereweren`t late for work.

 

 

3. Jack waswasn`twere at a party he waswerewasn`t at work.          13. Paul wasn`twaswere very happy, he werewaswasn`t angry.

 

 

4.John and Patwereweren`twas very happy.                                 14. Peter werewaswasn`t in a big hurry.

 

 

5.   Susan  waswereweren`t tired of cooking.                      15. They weren`twerewas singing very loud.

 

 

6.  Jack waswasn`twere sad. He werewasn`twas  happy.                          16. Tim werewaswasn``t a priest , he waswereweren`t a musician.

 

 

7.   Mr. Parker  werewaswasn`t a great painter.                      17.They waswasn`twere happy with the concert.

 

 

8. Andrew  werewasweren`t playing computer games.                 18.  The mother waswereweren`t really desperate.

 

 

9. The cat  waswasn`twere afraid of the small mouse.                 19.  Jim werewaswasn`tcompletely exhausted.

 

 

10.  Mr. Smith  waswerewasn`t very hungry.                                20.  Tom waswasn`twere with his friends. he wasn`twerewas alone.

 

 

 

        

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THERE TO BE SIMPLE PRESENT

1) Fill in with there is/are (affirmative, negative or interrogative). a)  a beautiful girl in my class. (aff.) b) many people in the stadium. (aff.) c) a restaurant in this area? (int.) d) many cars in the parking lot? (int) e) a beach here, but there is a big lake. (neg.) f) How many  apartaments in this building? (int.)    2) Complete the sentences with there is/are in the affirmative, negative or interrogative forms. a) a movie theater on Maple Street. (aff.) b) many offices in that building. (aff.) c) a school here? (int.) d) 9 countries in South America? (int.) Yes,   . (aff.) e) 23 letters in the English alphabet? (int.) No,  .(neg.)  26 letters.(aff.)   3) Answer questions according to the picture. There isn'tisarearen't a box under the bed. There isn'tisarearen't a cat on the wardrobe. There isn'tisarearen't two dogs in the room. There isn'tisarearen't  lots of CDs in the box. There isn'tisarearen't a computer on the desk. There isn'tisarearen't a lamp near the bed. There isn'tisarearen't three jackets in the wardrobe. There isn'tisarearen't two pillows on the bed. 4)Ask or answer questions according to the picture. a) How many beds are there in the bedroom?      b)      There is one picture in the the bedroom? c) How many windows are there in the bedroom?      d) Is there a cat on the bed?  e) Is there a blue car on the wardrobe?  f) Are there dogs on the bed?

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TO BE - PAST SIMPLE - EXERCISES

http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/to-be-past-intermediate-exercises.html

Wasn't/Weren't

Type wasn't or weren't in the boxes below.

1.	They  hot yesterday.
2.	Anna  in the classroom.
3.	George and Cheryl  at the supermarket.
4.	The room  very big.
5.	I called you but you  at home.
6.	She  tired even after a long day at work.
7.	I went to Dean's party but you  there.
8.	We  very happy with their work.
9.	He  sick. He just felt tired.
10.	It  good. They had made a mistake.

  

http://www.adelescorner.org/grammar/past_tense/was_were_neg.html

Was/Were Questions

Type Was or Were in the boxes below.

1.		you there last night?
2.		the movie good?
3.		you at school yesterday?
4.		the doors closed?
5.		it very windy?
6.		the weather cold?
7.		she angry with you?
8.		Bill and Fred at the restaurant?
9.		you thirsty after the walk?
10.		the umbrella in the car?

  

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THERE WAS / THERE WERE

. Complete with THERE WAS/ THERE WERE in the affirmative, interrogative or negative:

 

a)  a new student in your class last week? Yes, .

b)  any students in the library at 3 o'clock yesterday.

c) I think  a boy waiting for you yesterday.

d)  any chicken left when I arrived home at lunchtime.

e)  any water in the fridge last night? I don't think so.

f)  any people at the museum?

 

2. Complete and match with the pictures:

 

     

a                                                                                                                                      

a) When I arrived to the canteen,  any bread.

b)  a mouse under the chair and my mother started to yell!

c)  any students in the classroom when you arrived?

d)  any waffers left when Kevin came home. His brother had eaten them all.

e)  someone working in the garden when I passed by.

f)  a delicious birthday cake and I ate a big piece.

 

3. was, were, there was or there were?

 

a) William Shakespeare waswerethere wasthere were a famous poet and playwright.

b) waswerethere wasthere were some people waiting for you at the door.

c) How many apples waswerewas therewere there in the cupboard?

d) We waswerethere wasthere were very tired when we finished the PE lesson.

e) You sister wasn'tweren'tthere wasn'tthere weren't at the cinema with her friends last Friday.

f) How much milk waswerewas therewere there in the fridge yesterday?

g) Miguel de Cervantes wasn'tweren'twasn't thereweren't there born in 1920.

h) The police waswerethere wasthere were investigating a crime in my area.

i) There wasThere werewaswere a lot of people at the concert last night.

j) We wasn'tweren'tthere wasn'tthere weren't happy with the exam results.

 

4. Change the following sentences into the negative (use short forms):

 

a) There was a girl at the door. .

b) We were very happy with the test results.  .

c) Was there anyone at the door? .

d) Were you in Italy in 2003? .

e) William Shakespeare was born in 1566. .

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Numbers - games

http://www.agendaweb.org/vocabulary/numbers-exercises.html

Possessive / Genitive Case

 POSSESSIVE CASE  

  a person/people: …‘s or …s‘:

 

Mary’s sister, the men’s suits, my friends’ cars, Susie's ice cream

 

  Things: the … of …:

 

the colour of my bike , the number of the worksheet

 

  Animals, towns and countries: either: ...'s/...s' or: the ... of ...:

 

New York’s taxis – the taxis of New York; 

the lion’s teeth – the teeth of the lion;

Germany’s big cities – the big cities of Germany

Now try the exercises:

1.  Mary – room: Mary’s room

2.  cat – cheese: the cat’s cheese / the cheese of the cat

3.  Mike – brother: 

4.  New York – museums:  or 

5.  our neighbours – dog: 

6.  Bob – hair: 

7.  Ronnie – schoolbag: 

8.  week – days: 

9.  room – corner: 

10.              children – feet: 

11.              a baby – skin: 

12.              Tina – trousers: 

13.              the girls – bikes: 

14.              Jack – trainers: 

15.              cheese – smell: 

16.              flower – colour: 

17.              shoes – size: 

18.              Grandma – shoes: 

19.              our cat – eyes:  or 

20.              tiger – teeth:  or 

21.              Canada – big cities:  or 

22.              women – new blouses: 

23.              my brothers – old bikes: 

24.              Vienna – beautiful buildings:  or 

25.              desks – colour: 

26.              Shakespeare – dramas: 

27.              my friends – rooms: 

28.              Sydney – sights:  or 

29.              house – number: 

30.              cupboard – price: 

31.            my parents - friends: 

        

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Genitive Case - Exercises

http://www.agendaweb.org/grammar/apostrophe-genitive-saxon.html

Genitive / Possessive Case

Write the correct form of the possessives into the gaps (apostrophe 's). Toggle example

1) This is  book. (Peter) 2) Let's go to the . (Smiths) 3) The  room is upstairs. (children) 4)  sister is twelve years old. (John) 5)  and  school is old. (Susan - Steve) 6)  shoes are on the second floor. (men) 7) My  car was not expensive. (parents) 8)  CD player is new. (Charles) 9) This is the  bike. (boy) 10) These are the  pencils. (boys)

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Genitive Case - Exercises

http://www.vestibular1.com.br/exercicios/ingles_genitive_case.htm

Genitive case

Cardinal Numbers

Complete with the missing numbers form one to twenty, then circle all of then in the wordsearch:

one -  - three - four -  - six -  -  - nine -  - eleven -  -  - fourteen -  -  -  - eighteen -  - twenty.

 

Now, write the results:

two + seven = 

ten + ten = 

twenty - two = 

three + four - six = 

nineteen - thirteen = 

three + four + seven = 

eighteen - fifteen = 

two + two = 

five + three + one + two = 

        

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