A) identify the tense or grammar point, state the usage When giving the usage, please state the usage in the example sentence
Hints: There is one example of the passive voice, one reported speech, two modal auxiliary verbs, and the rest are examples of tenses.
1. (4) Last weekend I went to the beach with a friend.
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2. (4) The delivery will have arrived by next Sunday.
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3. (4) She is studying French at night class.
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4. (4) I'll get the phone!
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5. (4) You should study on a regular and consistent basis to learn effectively.
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6. (4) Many tons of tropical fruit are exported from Thailand annually.
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7. (4) We like eating bizarre foods.
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8. (4) Can you speak any other languages?
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9. (4) We are playing football on Saturday afternoon.
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10. (4) Mozart had mastered the piano by the time he was six.
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11. (4) You said that you were busy.
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12. (4) Sorry - I'll be washing my hair!
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13. (4) I have been studying astronomy for many years.
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14. (4) She was washing her hair at the time.
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B) Conditionals
Identify the conditional, the usage and list one activate stage teaching idea for each:
15. (2) If it is hot, I will go for a swim.
16. (2) If he had trained harder, he wouldn't be in last place.
17. (2) If I were in charge, teachers would be paid more.
18. (2) If water freezes, it turns to ice.
C) Sentence correction
Correct the sentences and explain specifically why the correction was necessary:
19. (1) She has done it all last week.
20. (1) They walk to class for the past month.
21. (1) My husband eat too much.
D) Phonetics and phonology
2A: Stress and intonation
22. (2) Underline the appropriate word in the following sentences to indicate stress for the given meaning:
a. Greg is a seafaring pirate. (Stating a fact)
b. Greg is a seafaring pirate. (Indicating type / kind)
c. Greg is a seafaring pirate. (Emphasizing the person)
d. Greg is a seafaring pirate. (Emphasizing occupation)