GRAMMAR 6TH GRADE

MARCH

Due to the recent events we will be working in a different way, you have to be in contact with all your teachers, so that we can accomplish all the tasks and finish the course without any problems.

Meanwhile, here you have de topics for the 4th evaluation, so that you can have some practice with exercises online.

Guide for the 4th exam.

1 The passive voice
2 Passive in present tenses
3 Passive in past and perfect tenses
4 Passive in future tenses and with modals
5 Compound nouns
6 Homonyms
7 Active and passive voice
8 Have and get something done
9 Modals of speculation/ modal perfects of speculation
10 Negative prefixes

>Mixed Exercise on Passive Voice

Rewrite the sentences in passive voice.
  1. John collects money. - 
  2. Anna opened the window. - 
  3. We have done our homework. - 
  4. I will ask a question. - 
  5. He can cut out the picture. - 
  6. The sheep ate a lot. - 
  7. We do not clean our rooms. - 
  8. William will not repair the car. - 
  9. Did Sue draw this circle? - 
  10. Could you feed the dog? - 

Exercise 1

Choose the correct modal verb or expression for speculation and deduction to complete the sentences below.
1 Yesterday I fell running and I think I  my ankle. 
2 He  the competition. He's the best by far.
3 The light in Scot's room is on. He  computer games.
4 He  German very well. He's only lived in Germany for one month.
5 A: 'The burglar broke into our home in daylight.' B: 'Then some of your neighbours  him.'
6 I  a lot as an accounting manager, but the job was just too boring.
7 This song  the next big hit. 
8 He  to prison for the theft because he has no previous criminal record.
9 A: 'Have you seen the cat? I can't find him.' B: 'Have you checked under the bed? He  there.'
10 You  a copy on the contract at the email address you provided the day after you signed. 

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