Reported Speech, Going to the Movies y Más: Ejercicios de Inglés Corregidos

Reported Speech (Present Simple / Present Continuous)

1. He said, “There is a fly in my soup”. He said that there was a fly in his soup.

2. They said, “We are visiting some friends”. They said that they were visiting some friends.

3. I said to the Maths teacher, “I don’t understand the exercise”. I said to the Maths teacher that I didn’t understand the exercise.

4. He said, “We are enjoying the meal at the restaurant”. He said that they were enjoying the meal at the restaurant.

5. She said, “He works in a bank”. She said that he worked in a bank.

Going to the Movies

(Fill in the gaps with the following words)

1. box office / 2. pop corn / 3. seat / 4. blockbuster / 5. A-list movies / 6. premiere / 7. screenplay / 8. effects / 9. happy endings / 10. sad endings / 11. debut

Respuestas

1. Fever
2. Cough
3. Hoarseness
4. Stuffy nose
5. Heartburn
6. Nosebleed

Respuestas

1. help
2. table
3. please
4. menu
5. recommend
6. special
7. ready
8. prefer
9. choice
10. have
11. onion
12. substitute
13. beer
14. enjoy
15. bill

Question Words

1. What is your sister’s name? Her name is Sheila.
2. When do you go to the gym? I go every Monday and Wednesday.
3. How is your grandma? She is ninety.
4. Where do you live? I live in London.
5. Who told you? Mary told me.

Respuestas (Future: will / be going to)

1. I’m thirsty. I will get (get) you a glass of water.
2. Look at the boy at the top of that tree! He is going to fall (fall).
3. I’m sure they are going to lose (lose) the match.
4. I will love (love) you forever.
5. My cousin is going to work (work) in the UK for a year.

Suggestions

(Choose the correct option)

1. Why don’t we go to a museum? a. don’t we

2. Let’s go out for a meal. c. go out

3. Why don’t you visit the doctor? b. visit

Accepting / Refusing Suggestions

(Choose the correct option)

1. B: I’d love to, but I can’t skate.
2. B: I’d love to.

Expressing Permission: Can / Can’t

1. I’m sorry, but you can’t park here. There is a double yellow line.
2. You can drive down this street. It’s one-way.
3. In Spain you can’t drink beer until you are 18.
4. You can go out until late today. It’s your birthday.

Expressing Possibility: Must / Can’t

1. The beach can’t be too far.
2. They must be at home. The lights are on.
3. It can’t be the end of the story. It’s too sad.
4. It must be under 0º C. There’s ice on the road.

Verbs of Preferences

(Choose the correct option)

1. don’t like
2. don’t like
3. watching
4. loves
5. dislike