Lesson 11 & 12 H3A 2809

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Key ex. 4 SB

Key ex. 5 SB

Key ex. 4 WB

VIU Unit 50

Key ex. 3 WB

VIU Unit 51

VIU Unit 52

VIU Unit 53

VIU Unit 54

VIU Unit 55

Fill in the correct past tense:
When ____ you in London? (to be)

1. was
2. were
3. have been

Fill in the correct past tense:
I ___ a football match on TV when he called. (to watch)

1. was watching
2. had watched
3. watched

Fill in the correct past tense:
He ____ a new house last month. (to buy)

1. was buying
2. had bought
3. bought

Fill in the correct past tense:
The plane ___ by the time I got to the airport.

1. was leaving
2. had left
3. left

I wish I ____ a driver's license. (to have)

1. had
2. had had

I wish I ____ so much last night. (not / to eat)

1. didn't eat
2. hadn't eaten

I wish I ____ harder at school. I would have a better job by now.(to study)

1. studied
2. had studied

Fill in the right form of 'be allowed to'
He ___ go out after 10 o'clock.

1. isn't allowed to
2. aren't allowed to

Make, let or be allowed to?
Thankfully, the boss ___ me leave early.

1. made
2. let
3. allowed

Make, let or be allowed to?
His mother ___ him clean his room.

1. made
2. let
3. allowed

What is the correct structure for make?

1. make + verb
2. make + object + verb

What is the correct structure for let?

1. let + verb
2. let + object + verb

What is the correct structure for be allowed to?

1. to be allowed to + verb
2. to be allowed to + object + verb

You _____ (see) him, surely! He was standing right in front of you.

1. must have seen
2. might have seen
3. can't have seen

Let's ask at reception to see if they have your keys. Someone _____ (find) them.

1. must have found
2. might have found
3. can't have found

He _____ (go) to Russia. He didn't have a passport.

1. must have gone
2. can't have gone
3. might have gone

Match the words to their meanings

get to know

have something in common

have a hard time

spend time with

deal with (something)

fall out with

To be together

to become friends with

to share the same ideas/ interests

to have difficult problems

to argue with a friend or someone you know

to find a way to stop a problem