Revision before the test week 2 language test

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Revision before the test week 2 language test

4Cam 

Language test 

grammar unit 2 

vocab unit 2 

irregular verbs 

CITO (English-Dutch / Dutch-English)

all notes + all exercises WB/SB

Have you learnt for your test yet?

Which tenses and constructions are there to talk about the future?

I think life in the future ________ better than now, but you never know...

1. is going to be
2. is
3. will be

Philip ... 15 next Wednesday.

1. will be
2. is going to be
3. are going to be
4. will

Will you lend me $10? I promise I _____ (give) it back tomorrow.

1. am going to give
2. give
3. will give
4. will be going to give

future tense:
According to the news, Tuesday.... (be) a sunny day.

1. will be
2. shall
3. is going to be
4. be

Fill in: The train ___ (depart) tomorrow at 13.00

Future Perfect

Future Continuous

In progress

Finished

Will have + past participle

Will+ to be + verb+ing

Which of the examples is using the Future Perfect Continuous correctly?

1. At five o’clock, I will have been waiting for thirty minutes.
2. When I turn thirty, I will have been playing piano for twenty-one years.
3. In November, I will have been working at my company for three years.
4. All of them.

Future Perfect / Future Continuous:
Renee __________ (complete) her thesis by next month. 

1. will have completed
2. will be completing

CITO list

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Translate into English
to reduce

Linking word to show: ADDITION

1. Importantly
2. Moreover
3. Nonetheless
4. Finally

Translate into English:
aangezien het suggereert ...

which is/are correct?

1. navigable
2. navigeable
3. navigatable

which sentence(s) is/ are correct?

1. She'll tell me the truth as soon as she will know it
2. Hopefully, you will have seen some wildlife as soon as you get there.
3. I hope you will have seen some wildlife when you will get there.
4. Keep your seat belt on until the vehicle comes to halt.

responsibility

for

of

knowledge

handful

demand

care

benefit

Can you say: very perfect?

No

Because perfect is a non-gradable adjective. You cannot say: more perfect and most perfect .... you can say absolutely perfect 

What are the irregular forms of the verb: to smite (slaan)

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