Unit 1 Summative Practice
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4 Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.
1
he work here?
2 What
she like doing at weekends?
3
you ever seen that film?
4
game is she playing?
5 I can't afford
buy a bike this
year.
6 Who
reading a book by Dan Brown now?
7 What do you
during the weekend?
8 I hope
find a part-time job soon.
9 What
you doing at the moment?
10
is sitting in that armchair? Your grandma?
11
We
not planning to visit Madrid this year.
12 What time
you get up on Sundays?​

1. Does he work here?
To form a question in English, we usually use the auxiliary verb "do" or "does" followed by the subject and the verb in its base form. In this case, the subject is "he" and the verb is "work". Therefore, the correct question is "Does he work here?"

2. What does she like doing at weekends?
Again, to form a question, we use the auxiliary verb "do" or "does" followed by the subject and the verb in its base form. Here, the subject is "she" and the verb is "like doing". So, the correct question is "What does she like doing at weekends?"

3. Have you ever seen that film?
In this sentence, the auxiliary verb "have" is used to form the question. The subject is "you" and the verb is "seen". Therefore, the correct question is "Have you ever seen that film?"

4. What game is she playing?
To form this question, we use the question word "what" followed by the auxiliary verb "is" and the subject "she". The verb in its base form "playing" comes at the end. So, the correct question is "What game is she playing?"

5. I can't afford to buy a bike this year.
In this sentence, the verb "afford" is used with the preposition "to" to show the ability or inability to do something. Therefore, the correct sentence is "I can't afford to buy a bike this year."

6. Who is reading a book by Dan Brown now?
To form this question, we use the question word "who" followed by the auxiliary verb "is" and the subject "reading". The verb "reading" is in its base form because it's a continuous action happening at the moment. So, the correct question is "Who is reading a book by Dan Brown now?"

7. What do you do during the weekend?
In this sentence, we use the question word "what" followed by the auxiliary verb "do" and the subject "you". The verb "do" is used to ask about someone's routine or habits. Therefore, the correct question is "What do you do during the weekend?"

8. I hope to find a part-time job soon.
In this sentence, the verb "hope" is followed by the preposition "to" and the base form of the verb "find". This structure is used to express a desire or expectation. Therefore, the correct sentence is "I hope to find a part-time job soon."

9. What are you doing at the moment?
To form this question, we use the question word "what" followed by the auxiliary verb "are" and the subject "you". The verb "doing" is in its base form because it's a continuous action happening at the moment. So, the correct question is "What are you doing at the moment?"

10. Who is sitting in that armchair? Your grandma?
To form this question, we use the question word "who" followed by the auxiliary verb "is" and the subject "sitting". The verb "sitting" is in its base form because it's a continuous action happening at the moment. The second part of the question is a confirmation or clarification and requires a simple "yes" or "no" answer. Therefore, the correct question is "Who is sitting in that armchair? Your grandma?"

11. We are not planning to visit Madrid this year.
In this sentence, the auxiliary verb "are" is used to form the negative of the present continuous tense. The subject is "we" and the verb is "planning to visit". Therefore, the correct sentence is "We are not planning to visit Madrid this year."

12. What time do you get up on Sundays?
To form this question, we use the question words "what" and "time" followed by the auxiliary verb "do" and the subject "you". The verb "get up" is in its base form. Therefore, the correct question is "What time do you get up on Sundays?"