#GRAMMAR 3.10-3.12 TEST REVIEW (due date: Thursday, March 30)

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Grammar 3.10: Expressing Future Time
PART 1 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Complete each sentence by writing the form of the verb indicated in parentheses. (21 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY three or four words in each box for your answer.

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Sentence #1: We ______________________________ for over three days straight when we get to Anchorage.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → DRIVE)

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Sentence #2: By the end of June, I ______________________________ this flat for thirteen years.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → RENT)

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Sentence #3: Dan ______________________________ Mt. Fuji eight times by November 10.
(FUT. PERF. → CLIMB)

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Sentence #4: Jess and Billy ______________________________ in the play this fall.
(FUT. PROG. → ACT)

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Sentence #5: You ______________________________ your rent by tomorrow if you don’t want to get evicted.
(FUT. PERF. → SUBMIT)

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Sentence #6: It ______________________________ this afternoon.
(FUT. PROG. → RAIN)

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Sentence #7: Yong Ching ______________________________ tennis in the Olympics five times if he makes the team again next year.
(FUT. PERF. → PLAY)

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Sentence #8: Yuki ______________________________ to the movie with us.
(FUT. PROG. → COME)

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Sentence #9: I ______________________________ to Croatia for an hour already at this time tomorrow.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → FLY)

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Sentence #10: I ______________________________ ten sentences if I am able to complete this one.
(FUT. PERF. → COMPLETE)

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Sentence #11: My brothers ______________________________ the laundry before the football game starts.
(FUT. PERF. → FOLD)

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Sentence #12: At this time next year I ______________________________ a holiday in Antalya for a week.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → HAVE)

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Sentence #13: Our family ______________________________ to Alaska.
(FUT. PROG. → MOVE)

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Sentence #14: Jaime ______________________________ from college by June 6, 2033.
(FUT. PERF. → GRADUATE)

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Sentence #15: Todd ______________________________ surgery to repair his knee.
(FUT. PROG. → RECEIVE)

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Sentence #16: When the bell rings I ______________________________ for eight hours today.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → TEACH)

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Sentence #17: What time do you think we ______________________________ to the party?
(FUT. PROG. → GO)

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Sentence #18: I ______________________________ general surgeries for five years next week.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → PERFORM)

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Sentence #19: At this time tomorrow I ______________________________ a test for an hour.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → TAKE)

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Sentence #20: They probably ______________________________ four miles tomorrow.
(FUT. PROG. → RUN)

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Sentence #21: I ______________________________ ten goals if I score again tomorrow.
(FUT. PERF. → SCORE)

Grammar 3.11: Identifying Tenses of Verbs
PART 2 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose which verb form the sentence has been written in. (24 points)
           *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
           *There are EXACTLY two of each type.

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I have trudged through the snow many times before.

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They will have been studying all day, so they will want to go out in the evening.

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We live in the town of Greenfield.

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The teacher is working on her lesson plans for next week.

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He has baked chicken every day for a month.

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The teenager will have scrolled through her entire newsfeed by lunch.

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I will show you my project on Tuesday.

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It had snowed already before I left.

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The girls will have been listening to the soundtrack for weeks by the time the show airs.

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Hannah and Addy are flying to South Carolina for spring break.

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They were very tired because they had been helping on the farm all week.

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The students had worked hard in class so they earned a pizza party.

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She walks often to stay in shape.

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Brady has been playing chess since he was seven.

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Max was flying his model airplane when it crashed into the tree.

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The dog will be panting even harder if we don’t get him water soon.

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You will walk the dog when dad gets back from the vet.

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Yesterday, we walked to school.

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They were hoping that school would be canceled tomorrow.

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Frank Sinatra caught the flu because he had been singing in the rain for too long.

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We will have finished the test before we go outside for recess.

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The teenagers have been basking in the sun since 10:00 this morning.

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The pitcher tossed the ball.

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Erica will be marrying her fiance in October.

Grammar 3.12: Emphatic Forms
PART 3 of 3
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the emphatic form in each sentence. (18 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY two words in each box for your answer.

2. Identify if the sentence contains the present emphatic form or the past emphatic. (18 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

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Sentence #1: The palm tree did grow sideways.

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Sentence #2: Mindsets do matter to many people.

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Sentence #3: The girl in the corner does sew clothes for fun.

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Sentence #4: Does it smell funny to you?

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Sentence #5: Do the children really believe that we won’t have school tomorrow?

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Sentence #6: Johnny did ask Annie to go to homecoming with him.

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Sentence #7: The frog does croak each night and it is annoying.

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Sentence #8: Did you get a D- on your Science exam?

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Sentence #9: The flowers do bloom beautifully in my garden each spring.

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Sentence #10: The sky does not look clear today.

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Sentence #11: The squirrels do not hibernate in the winter.

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Sentence #12: Vivian did not bake chocolate chip cookies.

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Sentence #13: Does my stuffed animal feel soft?

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Sentence #14: Did Margaret audition for the school play?

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Sentence #15: Do Kaya, Lia, and Mia have any brothers?

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Sentence #16: Jennifer did not fight with Kenna on the playground.

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Sentence #17: Winnie does not brush her hair very often.

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Sentence #18: My grandfather and I do not fish in the backyard pond.

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Grammar 3.10: Expressing Future Time

PART 1 of 3

Sentence #1: We ______________________________ for over three days straight when we get to Anchorage. (FUT. PERF. PROG → DRIVE)

Sentence #2: By the end of June, I ______________________________ this flat for thirteen years. (FUT. PERF. PROG → RENT)

Sentence #3: Dan ______________________________ Mt. Fuji eight times by November 10. (FUT. PERF. → CLIMB)

Sentence #4: Jess and Billy ______________________________ in the play this fall. (FUT. PROG. → ACT)

Sentence #5: You ______________________________ your rent by tomorrow if you don’t want to get evicted. (FUT. PERF. → SUBMIT)

Sentence #6: It ______________________________ this afternoon. (FUT. PROG. → RAIN)

Sentence #7: Yong Ching ______________________________ tennis in the Olympics five times if he makes the team again next year. (FUT. PERF. → PLAY)

Sentence #8: Yuki ______________________________ to the movie with us. (FUT. PROG. → COME)

Sentence #9: I ______________________________ to Croatia for an hour already at this time tomorrow. (FUT. PERF. PROG → FLY)

Sentence #10: I ______________________________ ten sentences if I am able to complete this one. (FUT. PERF. → COMPLETE)

Sentence #11: My brothers ______________________________ the laundry before the football game starts. (FUT. PERF. → FOLD)

Sentence #12: At this time next year I ______________________________ a holiday in Antalya for a week. (FUT. PERF. PROG → HAVE)

Sentence #13: Our family ______________________________ to Alaska. (FUT. PROG. → MOVE)

Sentence #14: Jaime ______________________________ from college by June 6, 2033. (FUT. PERF. → GRADUATE)

Sentence #15: Todd ______________________________ surgery to repair his knee. (FUT. PROG. → RECEIVE)

Sentence #16: When the bell rings I ______________________________ for eight hours today. (FUT. PERF. PROG → TEACH)

Sentence #17: What time do you think we ______________________________ to the party? (FUT. PROG. → GO)

Sentence #18: I ______________________________ general surgeries for five years next week. (FUT. PERF. PROG → PERFORM)

Sentence #19: At this time tomorrow I ______________________________ a test for an hour. (FUT. PERF. PROG → TAKE)

Sentence #20: They probably ______________________________ four miles tomorrow. (FUT. PROG. → RUN)

Sentence #21: I ______________________________ ten goals if I score again tomorrow. (FUT. PERF. → SCORE)

Grammar 3.11: Identifying Tenses of Verbs

PART 2 of 3

I have trudged through the snow many times before.

They will have been studying all day, so they will want to go out in the evening.

We live in the town of Greenfield.

The teacher is working on her lesson plans for next week.

He has baked chicken every day for a month.

The teenager will have scrolled through her entire newsfeed by lunch.

I will show you my project on Tuesday.

It had snowed already before I left.

The girls will have been listening to the soundtrack for weeks by the time the show airs.

Hannah and Addy are flying to South Carolina for spring break.

They were very tired because they had been helping on the farm all week.

The students had worked hard in class so they earned a pizza party.

She walks often to stay in shape.

Brady has been playing chess since he was seven.

Max was flying his model airplane when it crashed into the tree.

The dog will be panting even harder if we don’t get him water soon.

You will walk the dog when dad gets back from the vet.

Yesterday, we walked to school.

They were hoping that school would be canceled tomorrow.

Frank Sinatra caught the flu because he had been singing in the rain for too long.

We will have finished the test before we go outside for recess.

The teenagers have been basking in the sun since 10:00 this morning.

The pitcher tossed the ball.

Erica will be marrying her fiance in October.

Grammar 3.12: Emphatic Forms

PART 3 of 3

Sentence #1: The palm tree did grow sideways.

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Sentence #2: Mindsets do matter to many people.

Sentence #2 Type:

Sentence #3: The girl in the corner does sew clothes for fun.

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Sentence #4: Does it smell funny to you?

Sentence #4 Type:

Sentence #5: Do the children really believe that we won’t have school tomorrow?

Sentence #5 Type:

Sentence #6: Johnny did ask Annie to go to homecoming with him.

Sentence #6 Type:

Sentence #7: The frog does croak each night and it is annoying.

Sentence #7 Type:

Sentence #8: Did you get a D- on your Science exam?

Sentence #8 Type:

Sentence #9: The flowers do bloom beautifully in my garden each spring.

Sentence #9 Type:

Sentence #10: The sky does not look clear today.

Sentence #10 Type:

Sentence #11: The squirrels do not hibernate in the winter.

Sentence #11 Type:

Sentence #12: Vivian did not bake chocolate chip cookies.

Sentence #12 Type:

Sentence #13: Does my stuffed animal feel soft?

Sentence #13 Type:

Sentence #14: Did Margaret audition for the school play?

Sentence #1: We ______________________________ for over three days straight when we get to Anchorage.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → DRIVE)

Sentence #2: By the end of June, I ______________________________ this flat for thirteen years.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → RENT)

Sentence #3: Dan ______________________________ Mt. Fuji eight times by November 10.
(FUT. PERF. → CLIMB)

Sentence #4: Jess and Billy ______________________________ in the play this fall.
(FUT. PROG. → ACT)

Sentence #5: You ______________________________ your rent by tomorrow if you don’t want to get evicted.
(FUT. PERF. → SUBMIT)

Sentence #6: It ______________________________ this afternoon.
(FUT. PROG. → RAIN)

Sentence #7: Yong Ching ______________________________ tennis in the Olympics five times if he makes the team again next year.
(FUT. PERF. → PLAY)

Sentence #8: Yuki ______________________________ to the movie with us.
(FUT. PROG. → COME)

Sentence #9: I ______________________________ to Croatia for an hour already at this time tomorrow.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → FLY)

Sentence #10: I ______________________________ ten sentences if I am able to complete this one.
(FUT. PERF. → COMPLETE)

Sentence #11: My brothers ______________________________ the laundry before the football game starts.
(FUT. PERF. → FOLD)

Sentence #12: At this time next year I ______________________________ a holiday in Antalya for a week.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → HAVE)

Sentence #13: Our family ______________________________ to Alaska.
(FUT. PROG. → MOVE)

Sentence #14: Jaime ______________________________ from college by June 6, 2033.
(FUT. PERF. → GRADUATE)

Sentence #15: Todd ______________________________ surgery to repair his knee.
(FUT. PROG. → RECEIVE)

Sentence #16: When the bell rings I ______________________________ for eight hours today.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → TEACH)

Sentence #17: What time do you think we ______________________________ to the party?
(FUT. PROG. → GO)

Sentence #18: I ______________________________ general surgeries for five years next week.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → PERFORM)

Sentence #19: At this time tomorrow I ______________________________ a test for an hour.
(FUT. PERF. PROG → TAKE)

Sentence #20: They probably ______________________________ four miles tomorrow.
(FUT. PROG. → RUN)

Sentence #21: I ______________________________ ten goals if I score again tomorrow.
(FUT. PERF. → SCORE)