Gateway A 2 Unit 10 Test. Grammar

If you mix red and yellow, you will get orange.

The correct answer is 'll look. This is because the sentence is in the present tense and the word "want" indicates a future action. Therefore, the future form of the verb "look" is used, which is "will look" or "'ll look".

The correct answer is "is, 's". The verb "is" is used to indicate the present tense, and in this case, it is used to describe the current state of the weather being cold. The contraction "'s" is short for "is" and is used to indicate possession, in this case, the possession of the quality of being cold. Therefore, the sentence implies that whenever the weather is cold, she always wears a jacket.

The sentence is in the past tense and the subject "book" is the receiver of the action, so the correct passive form of the verb "write" is "was written". This form indicates that someone else wrote the book in the past.

David's statement is incomplete, but based on the context, it can be inferred that he is referring to the football World Cup in 2014. The correct answer to fill in the blank is "was won" because the World Cup is a competition that is won by a team.

B: Well, if you surf the Internet, you will find lots of interesting information.

B is asking A what they will do if it rains this afternoon. The correct answer is "I will not be able to play tennis if it rains." This implies that A's plan of playing tennis is dependent on the weather, and if it rains, they will have to change their plans.

The correct answer for this question is "become". When water is frozen, it undergoes a physical change and transforms into ice. The word "become" accurately describes this transformation. The options "will become" and "'ll become" are also correct as they indicate a future event, which is the freezing of water. However, the repetition of the options in the answer ("'ll become, 'll become") seems to be a mistake or an error in the question.

The correct answer is "watches" because the sentence is in the present tense and the subject "his mum" is singular. Therefore, the verb should also be in the present tense and agree with the subject.

The given question is asking about the process of making chocolate. The correct answer simply completes the sentence by stating "is made," indicating that the process of making chocolate is being referred to in the question.

The correct answer is "were shown". This is because the phrase "At school we" suggests that the speaker is talking about a past event that happened in school. The verb "were shown" is in the past tense and matches the subject "we". It indicates that the speaker and their classmates were presented with a film about how the Internet works.

Mr. Jones says that Dan will not pass his exam if he doesn't do any revision. This means that Dan's chances of passing the exam are very low if he doesn't study or review the material. The phrases "will not pass," "won't pass," and "won’t pass" all convey the same meaning, indicating that Dan's failure is highly likely if he neglects to revise for the exam.

The correct answer is "does not finish, doesn't finish, doesn’t finish" because it is grammatically correct to use the negative form of the verb "finish" (does not finish, doesn't finish, doesn’t finish) to indicate that Maria will not complete her homework. This aligns with the statement made by her mom that if she doesn't finish her homework, she won't be able to go to the cinema.

The question is asking what the person will do if they go shopping. The response from person B indicates that they will buy some new trainers. Therefore, the correct answers are "will" and "buy" as they accurately represent the future action of purchasing new trainers while shopping.

The correct answer is "Were, given". This is because the sentence is in the past tense and is asking about whether or not homework was given in history class. The verb "were" is used to indicate the past tense of "to be" and "given" is the past participle of the verb "to give", indicating that something was given in the past.