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TESTIN CEVAPLARI YORUM BOLUMUNDEDIR

1. I was ......... after my mom's best friend.

(a) called
(b) termed
(c) labeled
(d) named


2. Can you hear what he is .........?

(a) saying
(b) speaking
(c) telling
(d) talking


3. You must not drink and then ......... a car.

(a) lead
(b) drive
(c) take
(d) guide


4. I'm terribly sorry but I ......... what you said just now and I wonder if you could repeat it.

(a) wasn't listen to
(b) wasn't hearing
(c) didn't hear
(d) didn't hearing


5. The brothers will ......... school both together at the end of this year.

(a) end
(b) ending
(c) finish
(d) finishes


6. I ......... my car to make sure it worked about ten minutes before I drove to work.

(a) began
(b) started
(c) begin
(d) start


7. I ......... go to see the doctor last week because I was very ill.

(a) must
(b) must to
(c) had to


8. I only want ......... little sugar in my tea, please.

(a) a
(b) the
(c) such


9. ......... is that sitting over there in the corner?

(a) Who
(b) Whom
(c) Which


10. I ......... her every day and she never says hello to me.

(a) see
(b) am seeing
(c) will see


11. If I win the lottery, I ......... buy you a very big car as a present.

(a) should
(b) will
(c) am


12. I expect you think I'm ......... because I don't understand that.

(a) dumb
(b) stupid
(c) deaf
(d) crazy


13. Which of these is a noun? It is ..........

(a) thing
(b) think
(c) that
(d) there


14. What exercise do you like doing ......... of all?

(a) next
(b) best
(c) after
(d) before


15. I ......... don't know how to learn new words by heart.

(a) some time
(b) sometimes
(c) something


16. You must admit flying in a hot air balloon is an amazing ..........

(a) expression
(b) experience
(c) expertise


17. Excuse me I ......... if you can help me.

(a) expect
(b) hope
(c) believe
(d) wonder


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The usual question words are WHEN, WHERE, HOW, WHY, WHAT, WHO and WHICH. Remember that the regular question pattern is : Auxiliary + Subject + Main Verb.

Do you understand?
Did he understand?
Will he understand?

When you use question words you use regular question word order after the question word.

When did he leave?
Where is he going?
How does he do it?
Why did he call you?
What is she studying?
Which book are you reading?

Place the correct question words in the blanks.

1........ does John study? At night.
2....... does Mary study? In her room.
3....... is your friend studying? English
4...... do they usually study? Three hours.
5...... does that boy study with? His friend.
6...... lesson did they study last night? The sixth lesson.

Notice the difference in intonation in the following sentences.

Are you reading? ---> What are you reading?
Did she finish? ---> When did she finish?
Is he going now? ---> When is he going now?
Did John study? ---> How long did John study?
Does she go to school everyday? ---> How does she go to school everyday?
Are they coming? ---> Why are they coming?
Did Peter read? ---> Whose book did Peter read?
Will he write often? ---> How often will he write?


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Some important modals in English are: can, may, will, would, should and must.

Statements: Subjects {I} + MODAL {can} + Main Verb {go}

Questions: MODAL {can} + Subject {I} + Main Verb {go?}

Modals have no third person singular form. One form is used for all subjects: I, you, we, they, he, she, it + MODAL

Negative uses of modals:

can + not = can't {or cannot}
may + not = may not
will + not = won't
would + not = wouldn't
should + not = shouldn't
must + not = mustn't


CAN : MAY: Can- expresses ability. Can't or Cannot expresses inability. We can use can in making requests. However some people may prefer MAY and consider CAN inappropriate. We can also use MAY and CAN in giving permission. {EXAMPLE: You can leave your books here. You may leave your books here.} CANNOT, CAN'T and MAY NOT indicate permission is not given. MAY indicates possibility and probability. {EXAMPLE: She may be here. It may rain tonight}

WILL: Will indicates future time. {EXAMPLE: The class will start at 7:30 a.m.} WILL used with the first person often indicates a promise. {EXAMPLE: I will write often -means- I promise to wrote often}

WOULD: Sentences such as "She would come" or "Would she come?" suggest that fulfillment depends on some conditions. {EXAMPLE: She would come - if she had time} WOULD NOT or WOULDN'T indicates a negative attitude.

SHOULD: Should indicates obligations and necessity. {EXAMPLE: You should study more} SHOULD NOT or SHOULDN'T indicates an obligation not to do something when it is used in a negative statement. {EXAMPLE: You shouldn't drive so fast} Questions introduced by SHOULD ask for advice. Those introduced by SHOULDN'T offer suggestions. {EXAMPLE: Should I call this late? -means-Do you think I should call?}

MUST: Must indicates a strong sense of obligation. {EXAMPLE: You must report to headquarters.} MUST NOT or MUSTN'T indicates a strong sense of obligation not to do something. {EXAMPLE: You must not call after midnight}


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