Exercícios de Gramática - Unidade 1 e 2

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Unit 1 Standard GrammarEyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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4 Complete the text with the present simple or 
the present continuous form of the verbs in 
the box.
wear x 2 love have be x 3 
stand hold go sit x 2
This is my favourite photo. Look, Sophia has 
black hair and she 1 next to the tree. 
She 2 a blue T-shirt and jeans. She 
3 my best friend. On the other side, 
Peter 4 on the floor. He 5 
a black hoodie. He 6 my cousin and we 
always 7 to swimming lessons together. 
I 8 next to Peter. I 9 my 
Maths book. We 10 very happy in this 
photo because we 11 a good time. 
I 12 being with my friends and family.
5 Circle the correct options.
1 A: Would / Do you want to come to the park?
 B: No, I ’d / am prefer to play computer games.
2 A: When you leave school, would / do you like to 
be a doctor?
 B: Yes, I would / do.
3 A: This new film looks great. Do / Would you 
want to go and see it?
 B: No, I wouldn’t / don’t. I ’d / do prefer to stay 
at home.
6 Match the sentence halves.
1 You aren’t healthy
2 You can’t buy that skateboard
3 You didn’t pass the exam
4 You can’t relax now
5 You can’t make an omelette
a because you don’t eat enough fruit.
b because you haven’t got enough time.
c because we haven’t got enough eggs.
d because you haven’t got enough money.
e because you didn’t do enough studying.
1 Complete the sentences with the present 
continuous form of the verbs in the box.
work play shop do have
1 Mary football with her friends.
2 We a lot of fun at the ice rink.
3 My dad at the moment because he’s 
on holiday.
4 What you ? You aren’t 
listening to me.
5 My friends at the new shopping 
centre right now. They’re watching TV.
2 Make questions in the present continuous. 
Then complete the short answers.
1 you / listen to music?
 
 No, .
2 he / play tennis?
 
 Yes, .
3 your mum / read a book?
 
 Yes, .
4 Nicola and John / swim at the moment?
 
 No, .
5 they / skate?
 
 Yes, .
3 Complete the sentences. Use the present 
simple or continuous form of the verb 
in brackets.
1 Sarah her mum at the moment. 
(call)
2 Lucy and Callum basketball every 
Tuesday after school. (play)
3 Who you usually 
to school with? (go)
4 she home right now? 
(go)
5 We our lunch in the park every day. 
(eat)
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 2 Standard Grammar
4 Circle the correct options.
1 Was / Were you tired yesterday?
2 Which were / was your favourite subjects 
at school?
3 Who was / were your first teacher?
4 Was / Were they at school last week?
5 Was / Were Frank Sinatra from the USA?
6 Where was / were your mum born?
7 Where was / were Luca last night?
8 What film was / were on TV?
5 Make questions in the past simple.
1 When / you / start / Primary school?
 
2 you / go / to school / yesterday?
 
3 Where / you / meet / your best friend?
 
4 you / see / your Maths teacher / yesterday?
 
5 Why / you / get / a new computer?
 
6 What / you / do / yesterday?
 
6 Put the words in the correct order.
1 Primary school / years / started / ago / I / seven
 
2 last / met / summer / I / my best friend
 
3 got / in 2012 / He / his first computer
 
4 had / four / lunch / ago / Sam / hours
 
5 to the cinema / last / We / night / went
 
6 this / went / ice-skating / with my friends / 
morning / I
 
1 Complete the sentences with was, were, 
wasn’t or weren’t.
1 When I nine years old, I liked to play 
in the bath. (+)
2 The film boring. We 
happy at all. (+, -)
3 Mario and his brother very good 
at football when they at Primary School. 
(+, +)
4 My parents interested in new 
technology twenty years ago. (-)
5 My grandma very happy when she 
was a child. (-)
6 My dad very tired after his football 
match.
2 Complete the sentences with the past simple 
form of the verbs in the box.
live give stop buy study earn
1 When he was a student, he 
for three hours a day.
2 My mum a new pair of trainers for 
me yesterday.
3 He got rich because he a lot of 
money.
4 I in England last year.
5 They the race three times.
6 Sarah’s parents her a bike for her 
birthday.
3 Rewrite the sentences in the past simple.
1 I love music.
 
2 He doesn’t play tennis.
 
3 Jenny wants to be a dancer.
 
4 She doesn’t go out with her friends.
 
5 We don’t have History lessons every day.
 
6 We sing at school.
 
7 She doesn’t like her neighbour.
 
8 We do judo on Saturdays.
 
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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S: Yes, I 8 (pay) for the milk when 
a man 9 (enter) the shop and 
10 (say): ‘Tonight is going to be a 
big night.’
PI: I see. What 11 he (mean)?
S: I’ve no idea, sorry. But he 12 (wear) 
very strange clothes and he 13 (had) 
a strange look on his face.
5 Circle the correct options.
1 I played / was playing tennis when it started / was 
starting to rain.
2 While Sally studied / was studying for the Maths 
exam, I went / was going out to get us a pizza.
3 When I saw / was seeing Jackie and Charlie, they 
ran / were running quickly down the street.
4 The post came / was coming while I relaxed / was 
relaxing in the garden.
5 Hannah worked / was working very hard when 
the phone rang / was ringing.
6 Look at the pictures and write sentences for 
you when you were ten years old. Use could 
or couldn’t.
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Unit 3 Standard Grammar
Unit 3 Standard Grammar
1 Make sentences in the past continuous.
Yesterday at 7 o’clock…
1 … Jack / read / a book
 
2 … Sophie / not visit / her grandmother
 
3 … Matt / clean / his dad’s car
 
4 … John and his friends / not play / football
 
5 … they / watch TV
 
2 Make questions in the past continuous.
1 Joe / wear / his new jeans / at the party yesterday?
 
2 we / watch / TV / at this time last night?
 
3 they / sleep / when you called?
 
4 What / you / do / at around 8 o’clock this morning?
 
5 Who / your friend / speak to?
 
3 Match the answers with the questions in 
Exercise 2.
a No, they weren’t.
b No, we weren’t.
c She was speaking to Lola.
d Yes, he was.
e I was cleaning the kitchen.
4 Complete the conversation with the past 
continuous or the past simple form of the 
verbs in brackets.
Police inspector: So, what 1 you 
 (do) yesterday evening between 
7 and 10 pm?
Sarah: I 2 (watch) TV.
PI: 3 (be) you alone?
S: Yes, I 4 (be).
PI: 5 you (watch) TV all 
evening?
S: No, I wasn’t. At 7 pm I 6 (go) to the 
local shop to get some food.
PI: 7 you (see) anything 
strange?
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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5 Complete the sentences with must or 
mustn’t.
1 You play music in a public library.
2 You shout in a hospital.
3 You always tell the truth.
4 You listen carefully when another 
person is talking.
5 You use your mobile phone in class.
6 Write five things you must/mustn’t do at 
school or at home.
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
7 Complete the sentences with should or 
shouldn’t.
1 You eat more. You’re very thin.
2 He play computer games; he’s got a 
lot of homework at the moment.
3 Lisa study more because she wants 
to pass all her exams.
4 My father shout when his football 
team wins. My baby brother is asleep!
5 We spend more time together. 
I never see you.
8 Circle the correct options.
1 I mustn’t / should do more exercise, but I’m lazy.
2 You must / shouldn’t tidy your room, now!
3 We mustn’t / should take photos in here – it’s not 
allowed.
4 You must / shouldn’t go to bed late, because you 
have school tomorrow.
5 All students must / shouldn’t finish their projects 
this week.
6 You should / shouldn’t open the window. 
It’s cold!
7 You must / shouldn’t be quiet. There’s no talking 
in the library. 
8 You mustn’t / should write in this book. It’s the 
teacher’s.
Unit 4 Standard Grammar
Unit 4 Standard Grammar
1 Completethe sentences with the comparative 
form of the adjectives in the box.
tall funny big good expensive dangerous
1 Tokyo is than Madrid.
2 A city is than a village.
3 My brother is than me.
4 Are tigers than lions?
5 Frozen is than Shrek 2.
6 Is a cave house than a normal 
house?
2 Match the nouns with the adjectives. 
Then complete the sentences in the 
superlative.
1 The elephant
2 The Gobi desert
3 The Amazon
4 That student
5 The Vatican
a intelligent
b long
c cold
d small
e heavy
1 The elephant is land animal in the 
world.
2 The Gobi desert is one of deserts in 
the world.
3 The Amazon is river in the world.
4 That student is person in the class.
5 The Vatican is country in the world.
3 Complete the table with the comparative and 
superlative forms.
Adjective Comparative Superlative
1 thin
2 fast
3 comfortable
4 noisy
5 bad
6 strange
4 Now write six sentences. Use the comparative 
form of the adjectives in Exercise 3.
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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4 Match the sentence halves.
1 If you don’t turn on the computer,
2 Will you help me 
3 If he gets a new laptop,
4 I will definitely buy you a present
5 I won’t go to the party
6 If you give him your money,
a he will spend less time in front of the TV.
b you won’t be able to play games. 
c if I have enough money.
d he won’t give it back.
e if I ask you?
f if he doesn’t invite me.
5 Complete the text with the correct form 
of the verbs in brackets. Use will/won’t or 
might/may (not).
Next Saturday is my birthday. If we don’t have any 
homework, I 1 (ask) my friends to go 
out with me. We 2 (go) to the new 
pizza place in the city centre or we 3 
(go) to the cinema. But we 4 (not go) 
to both because that’s too expensive.
I want a new laptop for my birthday but I 
5 (not get) it. It’s too expensive. My 
parents 6 (buy) me clothes. They always 
do that! That’s OK, but in the future I 7 
(ask) them for money. That way I 8 (be) 
happy!
6 Circle the correct options.
1 I’m not sure, but I think it will / may rain later.
2 In the future laptops won’t / will be thinner than 
laptops today.
3 If you come / will come to my house after lunch, 
we’ll play games on my laptop.
4 Your grandma won’t / will like that CD. She 
doesn’t like jazz music.
5 Lisa will / won’t finish her homework if you stay 
here and chat.
Unit 5 Standard Grammar
Unit 5 Standard Grammar
1 Make questions with will.
1 she / win / the tennis match / tomorrow?
 
2 Tom / buy / a new laptop?
 
3 they / live / in a different country?
 
4 our teacher / give us a test / next week?
 
5 you / get many presents / for your birthday?
 
2 Answer the questions about your future with 
short answers.
1 Will you study at university?
 
2 Will you learn to drive a car?
 
3 Will you have a big family?
 
4 Will you live in a big city?
 
5 Will you be a millionaire?
 
6 Will you have the same friends?
 
3 Circle the correct options.
1 A: What are you going to do this weekend?
 B: I don’t know. I will / might go to the cinema.
2 A: I bought a book for Mike.
 B: He ’ll / might like that. He loves books.
3 A: Let’s go and see Clara.
 B: She won’t / might not be at home. I think 
she’s got a piano lesson today.
4 A: I made a ham sandwich for Sam.
 B: He won’t / might not eat it. He’s a vegetarian.
5 A: What are you going to be when you grow up?
 B: I’m not sure. I will / might be a teacher.
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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1 Complete the sentences with jobs.
1 love animals.
2 are in fi lms or plays.
3 sometimes use paint.
4 Some wear ballet shoes.
5 travel in Space.
6 save people from fi res. 
7 play instruments.
8 do experiments in laboratories.
9 work in hospitals.
 10 wear a black uniform.
2 Put the letters in the correct order to make adjectives of character.
1 idnk 5 diefnrly 
2 aervb 6 nyufn 
3 iuteq 7 souisre 
4 lamc 8 erfl ceuh 
3 Write down as many jobs as you can in one minute.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Unit 2 Puzzles and Quizzes
Unit 2 Puzzles and Quizzes
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 4 Puzzles and Quizzes
1 Look at the picture and write the things you see in the home.
1 2 3 4 
5 6 7 8 
9 10 11 
2 Complete the crossword with household appliances.
1 2
3 4
5
6 7
8
9
3 Write down as many things you see in the home as you can in one minute.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Across
1 You use it to dry your hair.
5 You use it when you feel cold.
6 It washes your clothes.
8 You use it after you wash your clothes. It’s hot!
9 It keeps food very cold for a long time.
Down
2 It cleans the dishes.
3 You turn it on when it’s dark.
4 It keeps food fresh and cool.
7 You cook food in this.
Eyes Open 2
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Unit 5 Puzzles and Quizzes
1 Put the letters in the correct order to make computer words. 
1 ptoalp 4 bleatt 7 shcoutreecn 
2 drobayek 5 smoue 8 shemorntap 
3 skoremitcmy 6 tripren 9 chormicip 
2 Match the verbs (1–8) with the particles (a–h). Sometimes more than one answer is correct.
1 Scroll a on the laptop
2 Sign b down the volume
3 Turn c on the icon
4 Click d down the computer 
5 Turn e into your account
6 Shut f down the webpage
7 Turn g onto your computer
8 Log h up the volume
3 Write down as many computer words as you can in one minute.
 
 
 
 
 
Put the letters in the correct order to make computer words. 
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Unit 1 Standard VocabularyEyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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1 Complete the words to make shops.
1 d t t s e
2 e r s s p
3 b k p 
4 c m t
5 c t s s p
6 s s s p
7 s r k t
8 m s c s p
9 n g t
 10 s e p
2 Write the shops in Exercise 1 next to the things you can buy there.
1 a magazine n 
2 a CD m s 
3 trainers s s 
4 a T-shirt c s 
5 medicines c 
6 a novel b s 
7 a laptop e s 
8 a table and chairs d s 
9 cheese s 
 10 boots s s 
3 Complete the sentences with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in the box.
spend borrow buy save sell earn
1 We always a lot of money when we go on holiday.
2 Maria says she can’t go shopping. She all her money to go to a concert in London.
3 My brother money working in a café every weekend.
4 Can I €5? I want to get a sandwich.
5 Do you want a bike? Peter his bike for €20.
6 My mother a new computer every five years.
4 Match the questions with the answers.
1 Where can I find a newspaper? a cleaning cars
2 What is the opposite of buy? b in an electronics shop
3 Where can I find a printer? c sell
4 What is the opposite of spend? d at the newsagent
5 How can young people earn money? e save
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 2 Standard Vocabulary
1 Put the words in the box into the correct column.
dancer police officer actor firefighter scientist 
artist nurse musician vet astronaut
Science Life savers Artistic/Creative
2 Complete the sentences with the words in Exercise 1.
1 A good practises a lot, does a lot of exercise and likes music. 
2 A spends a lot of time doing experiments.
3 A looks after sick or injured animals.
4 An travels to Space and visits other planets.
5 An works in films or plays at the theatre.
6 A stops fires.
7 A plays a musical instrument, for example the guitar or the piano.
8 An creates art, for example paintings or drawings.
9 A finds people who do bad things. 
 10 A helps ill people.
3 Match the adjectives with the definitions.
1 brave a not worried in difficult situations
2 calm b always says hello and smiles at people
3 cheerful c makes other people laugh
4 funny d silent and doesn’t talk a lot
5 quiet e not scared of anything
6friendly f happy and always laughing
7 kind g does not laugh often
8 serious h nice to other people
4 Write a person you know for each adjective.
1 brave 
2 calm 
3 cheerful 
4 funny 
5 quiet 
6 friendly 
7 kind 
8 serious 
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 3 Extra Vocabulary
1 Label the pictures with action verbs.
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2
5
7
3
6
8
4
2 Write the past simple of the eight action verbs.
1 5 
2 6 
3 7 
4 8 
3 Complete the sentences with the correct adverbs.
1 In a hospital you need to speak q .
2 I didn’t have much time so I got dressed q .
3 He did b in the test. He only got 12%.
4 You have to carry that c . Don’t drop it!
5 Please, don’t walk so s or we’ll be late!
6 They watched TV h .
7 He did his homework very w .
8 She climbed the tree e .
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6 
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Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 4 Standard Vocabulary
1 Circle the odd one out.
1 wardrobe curtains fridge pillow
2 iron carpet dishwasher freezer
3 pillow mirror towel blanket
4 living room cupboard sink wardrobe
5 heater iron hairdryer freezer
2 Put the letters in the correct order to make household appliances.
1 drigef 
2 reeefrz 
3 siwganh ncimahe 
4 rckooe 
5 nori 
6 hdwsahsire 
7 rhidyerar 
8 hearet 
9 malp 
3 Match the definitions with the words.
1 the place where you keep your clothes in a bedroom a desk
2 you put books on this b towel
3 you wash dirty plates in this by hand c wardrobe
4 a table where you can study or work d sink
5 you use this after a shower e shelf
6 something you use to stay warm f carpet
7 you can see yourself in this g cupboard
8 something on your bed for your head h curtains
9 this is on the floor i pillow
 10 you keep food in this j mirror
 11 you open these in the morning k blanket
Eyes Open 2
Name Class Date 
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Unit 5 Standard Vocabulary
1 Find the nine computer words from the box in the wordsquare.
mouse laptop memory stick 
printer tablet smartphone 
keyboard touchscreen microchip
2 Read the defi nitions and write the correct words from Exercise 1.
1 You use this small object to save your work and take it to another place. m
2 You use it to type. k
3 It’s a type of computer that you can take to different places. l
4 You use it to print your work on paper. p
5 You hold this in one hand and use it to talk to your friends or surf the internet. s
6 It’s bigger than a mobile phone and smaller than a laptop. t
7 You use this to move round the screen or choose things. m
8 It’s a computer or phone screen that you touch. t
3 Write the technology verbs. 
1 S down the webpage.
2 S into your account.
3 T on the laptop.
4 C on the icon.
5 T up the volume.
6 S down the computer.
7 T down the volume.
8 L onto your computer.
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