9th Grade English Exercise.

 

English Exercise to Practice.

9th Grade

A.    Complete the sentences, Put the verb into the correct form, positive or negative. (Simple past tense)


1. It was warm, so I took off my coat. (take)

2. The film wasn't very good. I didn't enjoy it very much. (enjoy)

3. I knew Sarah was very busy, so I didn't disturb her. (disturb)

4. I was very tired, so I went to bed early. (go)

5. The bed was very uncomfortable. I didn't sleep very well. (sleep)

6. Sue wasn't hungry, so she didn't eat anything. (eat)

7. We went to Kate's house but she wasn't at home. (be)

8. It was a funny situation but nobody laughed (laugh)

9. The window was open and a bird flew into the room. (fly)

10. The hotel wasn't very expensive. It didn't cost very much. (cost)

11. I was in a hurry, so I didn't have time to phone you. (have)

12. It was hard work carrying the bags. They were very heavy. (be)

B. Complete the exercise with the verbs inside the box. (Simple past tense)

buy	catch	cost	drink
fall	hurt	sell	spend
teach	throw	win	write

    

1. 1. Mozart wrote more than 600 pieces of music.

2. 'How did you learn to drive?' 'My father taught me.'

3. We couldn't afford to keep our car, so we sold it.

4. I was very thirsty. I drank the water very quickly.

5. Paul and I played tennis yesterday. He's much better than me, so he won easily.

6. Don fell down the stairs this morning and hurt his lag.

7. Jim threw the ball to Sue, who caught it.

7th Grade English Exercises.

 

English Exercise to Practice.

7th Grade

Use 'A' before a word which begins with a consonant sound.

a man a pen a boy a car a fish a house

a movie a star a bike a student a watch a computer

a school a shoe a bottle a mouse a tiger a camera

a city a teacher a website a dollar a machine a game

Use 'AN' before a word which begins with a vowel sound

an umbrella an elephant an actor an emergency

an American an automobile an airplane an ant

an ice-cream an ambulance an offer an equipment

Attention: Note that the pronunciation is what matters when choosing between a & an.

Examples:

an honor (h is silent)
an hour

8th grade Exercise

 

English Exercise to Practice.

8th Grade

Ejemplos del presente simple en inglés

1.     The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
El sol sale en el este y se pone en el oeste.

2.     My mother never watches TV in her bedroom.
Mi madre nunca mira televisión en su habitación.

3.     Paul never does his homework.
Paul nunca hace su tarea.

4.     Do you usually watch movies in the evening?
¿Normalmente ves películas a la noche?

5.     The Grand Canyon National Park receives visitors all year round.
El parque nacional del Gran Cañón recibe visitantes durante todo el año.

6.     This bus always arrives on time.
Este autobús siempre llega en horario.

7.     My dad doesn’t like sushi.
A mi papá no le gusta el sushi.

8.     Nick travels to Australia every summer.
Nick viaja a Australia todos los veranos.

9.     Kate speaks English and German.
Kate habla inglés y alemán.

10.  Harry goes to school by bus.
Harry va a la escuela en autobús..

11.  The car isn’t in the garage.
El automóvil no está en el garaje.

12. Mel doesn’t sing in a choir. Mel no canta en un coro.

Yes/No Questions in Simple Present

Para hacer preguntas cuya respuesta sea Sí o No en el presente simple debemos usar los auxiliares Do y Does. Does para los pronombres HE (él), SHE (ella), IT. Do para I (yo), You (tú, usted, ustedes, vosotros y vosotras), We (nosotros y nosotras), They (ellos y ellas).

Como tal estas palabras no tienen un significado que se pueda traducir al español, pero se usan para indicarle a la otra persona que estamos preguntando sobre algo del presente. Si quieres conocer más sobre este tipo de preguntas, visita la lección sobre Yes/No questions. Ejemplos:

1.      › Do I look like my brother? / ¿Me parezco a mi hermano?

2.      › Do you like fishing in the afternoon? / ¿Te gusta pescar por la tarde?

3.      › Does he remember to wake you up every day? / ¿Él se acuerda de despertarte todos los días?

4.      › Does she speak more than 4 languages? / ¿Ella habla más de 4 idiomas?

5.      › Does it snow in Ecuador? / ¿Nieva en Ecuador?

6.      › Do we need to call her before the meeting? / ¿Necesitamos llamarla antes de la reunión?

7.      › Do they sing their favorite song every morning? / ¿Cantan su canción favorita cada mañana?

10th grade Exercises

 

English Exercise to Practice.

10th grade

Common Questions in Spanish

Spanish landmark

Are you looking for answers? First, let’s learn how to ask the right questions. Once you know the basic Spanish question words, you are ready to inquire about anything.

¿Cómo te llamas?: What’s your name?

¿A qué te dedicas?: What do you do for a living?

¿Cuánto cuesta? How much is this?

¿Qué hora es?: What time is it?

¿Me puede ayudar?: Can you help me?

¿Puedes traerme … por favor?: Can you bring me … please?

¿Cuándo desearía venir?: When would you like to come in?

¿Qué desea beber?: What would you like to drink?

¿Vosotros tomáis el almuerzo juntos?: Do you eat lunch together?

¿Estás listo?: Are you ready?

¿Te gustaría salir esta tarde?: Would you like to go out this evening?

¿Qué me recomienda usted?: What would you recommend?

¿Qué es esto?: What is that?

¿A dónde vas?: Where are you going?

¿Puede decirme cuándo ocurrió esto?: Can you tell me when this happened?

11th grade exercises

 

English Exercise to Practice.

11th grade

                                  

Respuestas correctas con traducción en español

1. Where did you meet your wife? I met my wife AT THE UNIVERSITY.
¿Dónde conociste a tu esposa? Conocí a mi esposa EN LA UNIVERSIDAD.

2. Why do you like buying computers? BECAUSE computers are very interesting and useful.
¿Por qué le gusta comprar computadores? PORQUE los computadores son muy interesantes y útiles.  

3. How was the movie? The movie WAS FUNNY.
¿Cómo estuvo la película? La película ESTUVO GRACIOSA.  

4. Who did you go to the party with? I went to the party with Alisson and Carolina.
¿Con quién fuiste a la fiesta? Fui a la fiesta con Alisson y Carolina .

5. What is your sister’s name? My sister’s name is Luz.
¿Cuál es el nombre de su hermana? El nombre de mi hermana es Luz.

6. When is your birthday? My birthday is on July 4th.
¿Cuándo es su cumpleaños? Mi cumpleaños es el 4 DE JULIO.

7. How many brothers do you have? I have 10 BROTHERS.
¿Cuántos hermanos tienes? Tengo 10 HERMANOS.

8. How often does she visit her family?  She visits her family 5 TIMES A MONTH.
¿Cada cuánto tiempo visita ella a su familia? Ella visita a su familia 5 VECES AL MES.

7th Grade English

 

English Exercise to Practice.

7th grade

8th grade English

 

English Exercise to Practice.

8th grade

Examples of classroom rules:

• Treat others with respect at all times.
• Listen to the teacher when s/he speaks.
• Ask for help when you need it.
• Be prepared every day with required items.
• Respect other people's property.
• Listen and follow directions.
• Raise your hand before speaking or leaving your seat.

11th grade Welcome to practice.

 

English Exercise to Practice.

11th grade

The present perfect tense can be used

• To denote an action or event that happened or started in the past and still has its impact or some connection to the subject in the present.
• To indicate an action that happened in the past and continues to occur in the present.
• To connect the events of the present to the events that happened in the past.

Examples of the Present Perfect Tense

Learn how to use the present perfect tense effectively by going through the examples given below.

Examples of Present Perfect Tense
Pronouns / Nouns	Examples
I	I have worked as a teacher for two years.
You	You have worked as a teacher for two years.
We	We have worked as teachers for two years.
He	He has worked as a teacher for two years.
She	She has worked as a teacher for two years.
They	They have worked as teachers for two years.
It	It has been here the whole time.
Singular noun	Michael has worked as a teacher for two years.
Plural noun	Devika and Priscilla have worked as teachers for two years.

Dear students be welcome to practice having fun:

10th Grade Activities.

 English Exercise to Practice.

10th grade

The simple past is a verb tense that is used to talk about things that happened or existed before now. Imagine someone asks what your brother Wolfgang did while he was in town last weekend.

Wolfgang entered a hula hoop contest.

He won the silver medal.

For irregular verbs, things get more complicated. The simple past tense of some irregular verbs looks exactly like the root form:

Put→Put

Cut→Cut

Set→Set

Cost→Cost

Hit→Hit

For other irregular verbs, including the verb to be, the simple past forms are more erratic:

See→Saw

Build→Built

Go→Went

Do→Did

Rise→Rose

Am/Is/Are→Was/Were

Dear students be welcome to practice the grammar on study. 

9th Grade English Exercices

 

English Exercices to Practice

9th Grade

Rewrite the complete sentence using the adverb of frequency in brackets in its correct position.

1. They often go to the movies. (often)
2. She rarely listens to classical music. (rarely)
3. He sometimes reads the local newspaper. (sometimes)
4. Sara never smiles. (never)
5. She always complains about her husband. (always)
6. I drink sometimes coffee. (sometimes)
7. Frank often is ill. (often)
8. He usually feels terrible (usually)
9. I always go jogging in the morning. (always)
10. She never helps her daughter with her homework. (never)
11. We always watch television in the evening. (always)
12. I never smoke. (never)
13. I seldom eat meat. (seldom)
14. I always vegetables and fruits. (always)

Sentences with prepositions of place and direction

Preposition	Use	Sentences
above	higher than sth.	The picture hangs above my bed.
across	from one side to the other side	You mustn't go across this road here.
		There isn't a bridge across the river.
after	one follows the other	The cat ran after the dog.
		After you.
against	directed towards sth.	The bird flew against the window.
along	in a line; from one point to another	They're walking along the beach.
among	in a group	I like being among people.
around	in a circular way	We're sitting around the campfire.
at*	position at a point	I arrived at the meeting.
behind	at the back of	Our house is behind the supermarket.
below	lower than sth.	Death Valley is 86 metres below sea level.
beside	next to	Our house is beside the supermarket.
between	sth./sb. is on each side	Our house is between the supermarket and the school.
by	near	He lives in the house by the river.
close to	near	Our house is close to the supermarket.
down	from high to low	He came down the hill.
from	the place where it starts	Do you come from Tokyo?
in front of	the part that is in the direction it faces	Our house is in front of the supermarket.
inside	opposite of outside	You shouldn't stay inside the castle.
in*	place seen in three dimensions	We slept in the car.
	larger areas	I was born in England.
into	entering sth.	You shouldn't go into the castle.
near	close to	Our house is near the supermarket.
next to	beside	Our house is next to the supermarket.
off	away from sth.	The cat jumped off the roof.
on*	touches a surface	There is a fly on the table.
	is seen as a point on a line	We were on the way from Paris to Rome.
	by a lake or sea	London lies on the Thames.
	public transport	We should get on the bus.
onto	moving to a place	The cat jumped onto the roof.
opposite	on the other side	Our house is opposite the supermarket.
out of	leaving sth.	The cat jumped out of the window.
outside	opposite of inside	Can you wait outside?
over	above sth./sb.	The cat jumped over the wall.
past	going near sth./sb.	Go past the post office.
round	in a circle	We're sitting round the campfire.
through	going from one point to the other point	You shouldn't walk through the forest.
to	towards sth./sb.	I like going to Australia.
		Can you come to me?
		I've never been to Africa.
towards	in the direction of sth.	We ran towards the castle.
under	below sth.	The cat is under the table.
up	from low to high	He went up the hill.