Holmwood's Intermediate Units 1 - 3

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Holmwood's Intermediate Units 1 - 3

Much - many

She has much work to do.        

                 There are many children in this room.

Much - many: the rule

much work: uncountable

many children: countable

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milk

1. much
2. many

books

1. much
2. many

money

1. much
2. many

water

1. much
2. many

He sees ____ doors.

1. much
2. many

I hope you have ___ success.

Here you can see ___ trees.

He drank ____ glasses of beer.

My father always eats ___ for breakfast.

This man always scores ____ goals.

milk

men

water

windows

rain

raindrops

respect

raisins

enthusiasm

eggs

much m..........

many m..........

much w...........

many w............

much r...............

many r..........

much r.........

many r...........

much e........

many e.........

The Passive

How to Make Passive Sentences

In a passive sentence, the subject comes first, followed by the form of to be and the past participle.
The rest of the sentence can contain the actor of the verb or other information. 

The wallet was stolen by the thief.

The cat was chased by the dog.

The car was driven at over 100 miles per hour.

Tea is drunk a lot by the British.

How to Use the Passive

1 You use the passive voice 

Put in the passive:
He gives me a present.
A present ______ to me by him.

Put in the passive:
He gave me a present.
A present _____ to me by him.

Put in the passive:
He watches television.
Television _____ by him.

Put in the passive:
He watched television.
Television ___ by him.

Put in the passive:
These people hate Trump.
Trump ____ by these people.

Put in the passive:
He has left the building.
The building _______ by him.

Put in the passive:
He has taken the food to the clients.
The food ______ to the clients by him.

Put in the passive:
He had won the match.
The match _____ by him.

Put in the passive:
The people chose him in 2016.
He _____ by the people in 2016.

Present Continuous

The girl is running.

The boy is playing the piano.

Present Continuous: the rule

You make the present continuous with to be + -in

I am singing                       We are singing

You are singing               You are singing

He/She/It is singing         They are singing

Present simple or present continuous

Evan plays football every Saturday.

Here his brother is playing football. 

When do we use the present continuous/present simple?

Evan plays football every Saturday. -> it happens a lot 

Evan is playing football. -> it is happening now

So choose:

The girl plays tennis / The girl is playing tennis

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She __________

1. sings
2. sing
3. is singing
4. singing

This man _______ the saxophone.

1. play
2. plays
3. playing
4. is playing

These men ______ for a big company.

1. work
2. works
3. working
4. are working

This man always ______ very hard.

1. work
2. works
3. working
4. is working

This man ______ very hard.

1. work
2. works
3. is working
4. are working

This man ______ (dance)
(give the complete form)

These girls ________ (dance)
(give the complete form)

These people _____ a tennis match. (watch)

This man ___________ (fall)

These men _______ (win)

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Present Perfect

You can use the Present Perfect to talk about places where you have been or things that you have
done in the past, without specifying when the event happened. 

1 I have been to America and I have lived in Germany.

2 Paul has worked as a waiter.

3 We have met the Queen.

4 I have driven a Ferrari.

 

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Fill in the complete form of the present perfect:

They _______ in Amsterdam for years. (to live)

Fill in the complete form of the present perfect:
She _______ very hard from 8.30 this morning. (to work)

Fill in the complete form of the present perfect:
They ______ to stop him, but it did not work. (to try)

Fill in the complete form of the present perfect:

Fill in the complete form of the present perfect:

Fill in the complete form of the present perfect: