diagnóstico inglés III y V

7/27/2019 diagnóstico inglés III y V

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ENGLISH III

1. We have studied in … school for almost two years.

a) the better

b) goodest

c) the best

d) good than

2. The teacher couldn’t come to school… she was very sick. a) but

b) and

c) then

d) because

3. I think The Beatles were … than The Rolling Stones but I prefer Jagger’s voice.

a) most popular

b) more popular

c) the most popular

d) popularer

4. A: … Albert Einstein German?

B: Yes, he…

a) is

b) are

c) was

d) were

5. Are you… buy the tickets for the concert or do you prefer me to buy them?

a) going to

b) will

c) have to

d) should

6. Maria and her husband were… dinner when they heard a strange noise from the outside.

a) making

b) made

c) make

d) makes

7. Our children used to… vegetables, now they are vegetarian.

a) hating

b) hates

c) hated

d) hate

8. My friends and I went for a picnic to Tezozomoc Park yesterday. Everybody… the food was delicious.

a) tell

b) said

c) say

d) tells



9. You.. ….show your UNAM ID to get a discount at museums.

a) must

b) might

c) can

d) should

10. Pedro, our English teacher, has never… to USA however he speaks English very well.

a) isb) was

c) be

d) been

ANSWER KEY

1. C

2. D

3. B

4. C

5. A6. A

7. D

8. B

9. A

10. D



ENGLISH V

A) PAST CONTINUOUS

B) MODALS

Underline the correct word. There’s an example for you.

She’s eaten six hamburgers. She can’t/shouldn’t be hungry.

1. You must/should be quiet in hospitals.

2. Bianca often goes to Zacatecas. She might/should have a boyfriend there.

3. Aren’t you tired? You shouldn’t/couldn’t work so hard.

4. It’s cold. You must/mustn’t leave without your jacket.

5. You might not/mustn’t park here-it’s illegal!



C) PRESENT PERFECT

Put the verbs into the correct form.

e.g. They (live) have lived in Spain for 10 years.

1. I (not / work) ___________________________ today. I feel sick!

2.

We (buy) ________________________ a new lamp.3. We (not / plan) ______________________ our holiday yet.

4. A: Where (be / you) _______________________? B: I’ve called you five times!

5. He (write) ______________________ five letters this week.

6. She (not / see) ________________________him for a long time.

7. I’m nervous because I ____________________________ (never drive) on the motorway

before.

8.

School (not / start) ____________________________yet. I’m happy! 9. A: (speak / he) ____________________________to his boss? B: No, he hasn’t had the time yet.

10. They (visit) ________________________________Italy several times but this’ll be their first trip

to Sicily.

D) READING

FROM BAHAWULPUR TO YORKSHIRE

Read the following text.

Atta Mohamded Chaundry and his wife Safia Tasneem come from the Bahawulpur region of Pakistan

where their families are fruit farmers. They now live in Yorkshire in the North of England with their three

daughters and two sons. Both Atta and Safia work in a local textile mill.

Although the five children were all born in England, their English is not very good. This is probably

because the whole family spent two years in Pakistan. They had to speak Punjabi and Urdu there. Safia speaks

very good English and she helps other Pakistani and Indian women in her town who cannot speak so well.

The Chaundry family is Muslim. This means that they eat special food and wear special clothes. The

children go to the Mosque every day for two hours after school. They read the Koran and prey to God. The

boys have to wear small hats and the girls have to cover their arms and head. The family enjoys life in Britain

and they have many friends, but the children often think about their future.

Nahda, the eldest daughter, who is twelve, says: “My mum got married when she was a teenager, but I

want to stay free as a bird, I would like to go to college later”.



I. RIGHT / WRONG

a) Mohammed Chaundry has six children. ________________

b) All the children were born in Pakistan. ________________

c) The parents both go to work. ________________

d) In Pakistan the family spoke Punjabi. ________________

e) The whole family goes to the Mosque every day. ______________

f) Nahda’s mother speaks very good English. ______________

g) Nahda wants to go to college now. ______________

II. FIND THESE WORDS IN THE TEXT.

a) Five places (countries, cities, etc) _________________________________________________

b)

Three languages ______________________________________________________________c) Two nationalities ______________________________________________________________

d) Five religious words______________________________________________________________

III. FINISH THESE SENTENCES.

a) People from Bahawulpur speak __________________________________.

b) Muslims have to eat special __________________________________.

c) In the Mosque boys and girls wear special ____________________________.

d) Muslims go to the Mosque to pray to ________________________________.

e) Atta Mohammed Chaundry is Safia’s _________________________________.

f) Nahda is Atta’s ___________________________________________________.

g) Safia speaks good ________________________________________, so she helps other Pakistani and

_______________________________woman.



ANSWER KEY

PAST CONTINUOUS2. was cooking3. was sunbathing4. were sitting5. were listening6. was feeding7. was having8. was repairing9. was sleeping10. was dreaming11. was watching

MODALS1. must2. might3. shouldn’t 4. mustn’t

5. musn’t

PRESENT PERFECT1. haven’t worked 2. have bought3. haven’t planned 4. have you been5. has written6. hasn’t seen 7. have never driven8. hasn’t started 9. has he spoken10. have visited

READINGI. F, T, T, T, F, F, T, F.II. Bahawulpur, Yorkshire, England,

Pakistan and Britain.

Punjabi, Urdu and EnglishIndian and Pakistani.Mosque, pray, Musim, Koran andGod.

III. Punjabi and Urdu, food, clothes,God, husband, mother, English,Indian.

Elaborado por: Evelia Samantha Buenavista FloresEstela Figueroa MatheyGabriela Jay Avilés

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