Title: Default for 2020IB1130
Course: 2024 Basic Language Arts

Q: 19.
A | Where are you going?
B | To the store. We need [...] food.

20.
A | Uh-oh. We don't have [...] milk.
B | Oh, no!

21.
A | [...] there any rice?
B | Yes. It’s on the stove.

22.
A | Do we have any ice cream?
B | Yes. There's some [...] the refrigerator.

23.
A | [...] there any potatoes?
B | No. We don't have any.

24.
A | Do we have any bananas?
B | Yes, there are some bananas [...] the table.
A: some; any; is; in; are; on

Q: Use the simple past form of the verb in parentheses.
- 25. ___ (be) you at Jim’s party last Friday? | Was
- 26. We ___ (take) a trip to Texas last month. | took
- 27. I ___ (not be) at the laundromat yesterday. | wasn't
- 28. Tran and Celia___ (see) a movie last night. | saw
- 29. I ___ (visit) my family last weekend. | visited
- 30. They ___ (not hang out) at the cafe. | didn't
Also offered: Be; taked; didn't hung out

Q: 31. Annie's house is on the corner Green and Main. [...]

32.The bank is between the convenience store and the post office. [...]

33. There's a pasta on the stove. [...]

34. My apartment is cross the park. [...]

35. Where was your friends last night? [...]

36. How was your day? [...]
Also offered: Correct; Incorrect; Correct; Correct; Correct; Incorrect
A: Incorrect; Correct; Incorrect; Incorrect; Incorrect; Correct

Q: [Image: Reding BI]

37. Samantha is wearing sneakers and a [...]

38. Some of Samantha’s friends are eating in the [...]

39. Chuck is using Samantha’s [...]

40. Samantha’s brother is in her [...]

41. Cara’s apartment is behind the bank. [...]

42. Chuck is talking on the phone. [...]

43.Jerry is at the party. [...]

44. There are cookies, ice cream, and pizza at the party. [...]
Also offered: T-shirt; bedroom; cell phone; chair; True; True; True; False
A: red dress; living room; computer; bed; False; False; False; True

Q: 45. Mary is [...]

46. There are some apples [...]

47. There isn't any [...]

48. The new supermarket is [...]
Also offered: eating some apples; buying milk and juice; in the refrigerator; next to the milk; milk; juice; on Oak Street; on the corner of White and Oak
A: making a shopping list; next to the refrigerator; tea; on the corner of White and Grand

Q: 49. Jim wasn’t at Frank's party last night.  [...]

50. Frank lives on Second Avenue. [...]
Also offered: False; True
A: True; False

Q: Read the sentences on the left and choose the best options to complete the reported sentences on the right.

- 1. Yesterday Mark said, ‘I want to buy a car.’ |   1. Mark said he [...] to buy a car.
2. Last week Frank said, ‘John has a new job.’ |   1. John told me he [...] a new job.
3. Two days ago Jane said, ‘I’m going away for a few days.’ |   1. Jane said that she [...] away for a few days.
4. Last night Elizabeth said, ’I’ll phone you when I get back.’ |   1. Elizabeth said she [...] phone me when she [...] back.
A: wanted; had; was going; would; got
Gap 1 offers: wanted; had wanted
Gap 2 offers: had; has had
Gap 3 offers: was going; will be going
Gap 4 offers: would; will
Gap 5 offers: got; get

Q: Read the questions and match them to their reported speech versions.

1. Jess asked us, ‘Do you like my country?’ [...]

2. George asked us, ‘What time are you coming?’ [...]

3. Edward asked me, ‘Is Sue coming to the party?’ [...]

4. Francis and Ian asked me, ‘Do you know lots of people?’ [...]
A: Jess asked if we liked her country; George wanted to know what time we were coming.; Edward asked me if Sue was coming to the party; Fransis and Ian wanted to know if I knew a lo of people.
Gap 1 offers: Jess asked if we liked her country; Jess asked us if we liked their country
Gap 2 offers: George wanted to know what time we were coming.; George wanted to know what time were we coming.
Gap 3 offers: Edward asked me if Sue was coming to the party; Edward asked me if Sue had been coming to the party
Gap 4 offers: Fransis and Ian wanted to know if I knew a lo of people.; Fransis and Ian wanted to know did I know a lot of people.

Q: Read the sentences and match them with the Passive Voice versions that best preserve their meaning.

1. Shakespeare wrote many wonderful pieces of literature. [...]

2. IT engineers design computer systems for many companies. [...]

3. The school is holding auditions for the school play now. [...]

4. The robot cleans the floor every day. [...]
A: Many wonderful pieces of literature were written by Shakespeare.; Many computer systems for companies are designed by IT engineers.; Auditions are being held for the school play now; The floor is cleaned every day.
Gap 1 offers: Many wonderful pieces of literature were written by Shakespeare.; pieces of literature was written by Shakespeare.
Gap 2 offers: Many computer systems for companies are designed by IT engineers.; Many computer systems for companies are being designed by IT engineers.
Gap 3 offers: Auditions are being held for the school play now; Auditions are holding for the school play now
Gap 4 offers: The floor is cleaned every day.; The floor is clean every day.