English Teachers’ Professional Development 2017-2018

TIME Golomt Bank Olympics on Edmodo from the website : www.english.zereg.net

She has lost her cell-phone. Does she own a cell-phone? YES NO Part C : Read the sentence and the questions, think carefully, and then circle the correct answer : (0.5 point each =10 points) She has lost her cell-phone. Does she own a cell-phone? YES NO B. Does she have her cell-phone now? YES NO

2. She lost her cell-phone yesterday morning 2. She lost her cell-phone yesterday morning. She spent all evening looking for it. It was under the armchair! Does she have her cell-phone now? YES NO B. Did she have her cell-phone yesterday afternoon? YES NO

3. This is the longest time he has ever lived in one town. A 3. This is the longest time he has ever lived in one town. A. Is he living in that town now? YES NO B. Has he been to a town before? YES NO C. Has he stayed in another town longer than he has stayed in this one? YES NO

4. I haven’t finished doing my work yet. Did you start your work in the past? YES NO B. Are you working now? YES NO

5. Jess has been cleaning her room all morning. Is it morning now 5. Jess has been cleaning her room all morning. Is it morning now? YES NO Is Jess cleaning her room now? YES NO

6. She wishes she were beautiful. Does she think she is beautiful 6. She wishes she were beautiful. Does she think she is beautiful? YES NO Does she want to change a past or present situation? PAST PRESENT

7. If he had taken part in the competition, he could have won. Did he take part in the competition? YES NO B. Did he win? YES NO C. Was the competition in the past or the present? PAST PRESENT

8. He wishes he had studied for the examination. A. Did he study 8. He wishes he had studied for the examination. A. Did he study? YES NO B. Does he want to change a past or present situation? PAST PRESENT

9. Ken just told me that he would go to the store after he finished work. A. Is Ken at the store now? YES NO B. Did he finish his work? YES NO

https://eyesh.eec.mn/help?id=9 Directions: You will hear some dialogues. You will be asked to answer five questions about what the speakers say in each dialogue. Select the best response to each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), (D) or (E) on your answer sheet. The dialogues will not be printed in your test book and will be spoken two times. Part A 1. What is the weather like in Mexico? (A) It’s hot and sunny. (B) It’s cold and snowy. (C) It’s not rainy. (D) It has rain and thunderstorms. (E) It has no thunderstorms. 2. What is Steve expected to do now? (A) Buy some waterproof clothes (B) Pack his shorts (C) Unpack some waterproof clothes (D) Pack some waterproof clothes (E) Buy his shorts.

Part B 3. Which of the following sentences is correct Part B 3. Which of the following sentences is correct? (A) Mary would like to be a supermodel. (B) Mary and John like the clothes shown. (C) Mary wants to buy outfits. (D) John likes designing clothes. (E) Mary doesn’t like the clothes shown. Part C 4. Who was at the scene when the event happened? (A) Sonya (B) June Cross (C) Ken Diaz (D) A fireman (E) Rescue workers 5. What are they talking about? (A) They are talking about a natural disaster. (B) They are talking about a car accident. (C) They are talking about a crime. (D) They are talking about the war. (E) They are talking about the natural wonders.

Review What are some contrasting conjunctions? What comes after despite / in spite of? What comes after though / although / even though? When do we use a comma with but?

Choose a suitable response : Nothing. Why? Sure. Help yourself. Nevermind. Don’t worry. Yes, of course. I’ll just get a pen. No, go ahead. I was glad to do it. Thanks, you too. Sorry, I don’t smoke. I’m being served. Thank you. A I’m sorry I’m late. Thank you so much. Can I help you? Have a great day.

Choose a suitable response : Nothing. Why? Sure. Help yourself. Yes, you too. Yes, of course. I’ll just get a pen. No, go ahead. I was glad to do it. Thanks, you too. Sorry, I don’t smoke. No, that’s all. Thank you. A Anything else? Can I borrow your dictionary? What’s the matter? Could I leave a message?