Speech and Oral Communication
GRAMMAR FOCUS
Aspect and
Tenses of Verb
In the spring the honeysuckle
droops over the hillside. Its sweet
smell hangs heavily in the air
outside. The fragrance floats into
the room when the doors are
open. A hummingbird dives daily
out of the honeysuckle. He
bombs past the doors with his
heavy load and balanced on a
branch of the little olive tree.
Its sweet smell hangs heavily in
the air outside.
a. change Its to It’s
b. change hangs to will be
hanging
c. change hangs to hang
d. change hangs to hung
e. no correction is necessary
e. no correction is necessary
He bombs past the doors with
his heavy load and balanced on
a branch of the little olive tree.
a. load and balanced
b. load while balancing
c. load and will balance
d. load and balances
e. load and has balanced
d. load and balances
Distractions, such as cell
phone use, causes car
accidents. A five-year study
concluded that 284, 000 drivers
annually are involved in serious
crashes caused by distractions.
These distractions also include
adjusting the radio, eating,
men using electric razors, and
women putting on mascaras.
Distractions, such as cell phone
use, causes car accidents.
a. change Distractions to
Distraction’s
b. replace causes to are the
causes of
c. replace causes to are always
causing
d. change causes to cause
e. no correction is necessary
d. change causes to cause
The farmer and his hired
men gathers the corn. The
farmer, along with his hired
men, harvests the wheat.
Neither the corn nor the
wheat is neglected. The
farmer’s wife and daughter
argue a great deal.
The farmer and his hired men
gathers the corn.
a. men gathers
b. men gathering
c. men gathers
d. men is gathering
e. men gather
e. men gather
The farmer, along with his hired
men, harvests the wheat.
a. replace farmer, along with
farmer, and along
b. change men to man
c. insert he’s going to before
harvests
d. change harvests to harvest
e. no correction is necessary
e. no correction is necessary
A shopping trip makes me
angry. Prices soar each
week. Meat prices changes
almost daily. Oranges,
apples, and bananas cost
more than ever. A shopper
needs more and more
money each week.
A shopping trip makes me angry.
a. makes
b. is making
c. made
d. has made
e. make
a. makes
Meat prices changes almost daily.
a. insert a comma before almost
b. change changes to change
c. replace changes with has
changed
d. remove the word almost
e. replace changes with is going
to change
b. change changes to change
Tom jogs this morning.
Macon and Gary join him on
Mondays and Thursdays. The
Robinson twins likes jogging
too. Jogging now replaces
basketball as the
neighborhood pastime.
The Robinson twins likes jogging
too.
a. change Robinson to
Robinsons
b. change twins to twinns
c. change twins to twin
d. replace likes jogging with
likes to jog
e. change likes to like
e. change likes to like
Each year local artists
participate in an art show.
The Community Center
offers a perfect gallery. One
artist wins in each of five
categories. The winning
artists displays their works in
the Town Hall.
Each year local artists participate in
an art show.
a. replace Each year to Every
year
b. change participate to
participates
c. replace in an with as a part of
an
d. change show to showing
e. no correction is necessary
e. no correction is necessary
The winning artists displays
their works in the Town Hall.
a. artists displays their works
b. artists display their works
c. artist’s display their work
d. artists displays their work
e. artists displays there works
b. artists display their works
Stative
& ActionVerbs
Stative or Action Verb?
1.The tone of the meeting
became threatening.
2.Chocolate mint was our
favorite flavor.
3.We eat only organic foods.
became
was
eat
4. Our day at the lake was
pleasant.
5. Maximum individual choice
is the democratic ideal.
6. Alvin Toffler, author of
Future Shock, conjures up a
bleak picture of the future.
was
is
conjures
7. People turn to a variety of
experts.
8. The situation appeared
uncomfortable.
9. Most people don’t
consider their own lives
as typical life-styles.
turn
appeared
consider
There’s always some people who
get more work done on the job
than others.
a. change There’s to There are
b. replace always some with
always few
c. change who to whom
d. insert a comma after who
e. replace on with at
a. Change There’s to There are
The answer to this question don’t
necessarily depend upon what they
know, but, rather, upon how they
work.
a. change this question to these
questions
b. change necessarily with
necessary
c. change don’t to doesn’t
d. remove the comma after know
e. insert a semicolon after rather
c. change don’t to
doesn’t
Each of us need a plan for getting
our work done.
a. Each of us need
b. Each of you need
c. Each and everyone of us
need
d. Each of us needs
e. Each of them need
d. Each of us needs
Here’s two ideas that will help
to speed the job along.
a. change Here’s to Here are
b. insert a comma after ideas
c. replace that with who
d. remove help to
e. no correction necessary
a. change Here’s to Here are
Each of your tasks take its place
on your “to do” list.
a. tasks take
b. tasks takes
c. tasks taking
d. tasks; take
e. tasks is taking
b. tasks takes
Everybody in an office like to talk,
but you can control how much you
socialize.
a. replace Everybody with
Everyone
b. remove an
c. change like to talk with like
talking
d. change like to likes
e. insert a comma after but you
d. change like to likes
Just tell anyone who stop by chat
that you’ll talk to that person
later.
a. anyone who stop
b. anyone to stop
c. anyone who stops
d. anyone that stop
e. each who stop
c. anyone who stops
Pluralization
calculate
algebra
equation
government
election
minister
mathematics
politics
finance
trade
employment
running
jumping
throwing
economics
athletics
light
heat
gravity
exercises
somersault
parallel bars
physics
gymnastics
cactus
thesis
syllabus
sheep
child
cacti
theses
syllabi
sheep
children
diagnosis
analysis
stimulus
ox
diagnoses
analyses
stimuli
oxen
Determiners
1. Would you like ____
apple?
2. How often do you go to
____ dentist?
3. Could you close ____
door, please?
4. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean
to do that. It was ___
mistake.
5. Excuse me, where is ____
bus station, please?
6. I have ____ problem. Can
you help me?
7. I’m just going to ____
post office. I won’t be
long.
8. There were no chairs, so
we sat on ____ floor.
9. Have you finished with
____ book I lent you?
10. My sister has just got ____
job in ____ bank in Manila.
11. We live in ___ small flat in
____ city centre.
12. There’s ____ supermarket
at ____ end of ____ street I
live in.
Prepositions
at on in during for
since by until
1. Jack has gone away. He’ll
be back ____ a week.
2. We’re having a party
____ Saturday. Can you
come?
3. I’ve got an interview next
week. It’s ___ 9:30 ____
Tuesday morning.
4. Susan isn’t usually here
____ weekends. She goes
away.
5. The train service is very
good. The trains are
nearly always ___ time.
6. It was a confusing
situation. Many things are
happening ____ at the
same time.
7. I couldn’t decide whether
or not to buy the shirt.
___ the end I decided to
leave it.
8. The road is busy all the
time. Even ____ night.
9. I met a lot of nice people
_____ my stay in New
York.
10. I saw Helen ____ Friday,
but I haven’t seen her
_____ then.
11. Brian has been doing the
same job _____ five years.
12. Lisa’s birthday is _____
the end of March.
13. We have some friends
staying with us ___ the
moment. They’re staying
____ Friday.
14. If you’re interested in
applying for the job, your
application must be
received ___ Friday.
15. I’m just going out. I
won’t be long. I’ll be
back ___ ten minutes.
16. I’d love to visit every
country ___ the world.
17. Dostoevsky is my favorite
author. Have you read
anything ___ him?
18. I’ve got a stain ___ my
jacket. I’ll have to have it
cleaned.
19. We went ___ a party ___
Linda’s house on
Saturday.
20. Look at the leaves ___
that tree. They’re a
beautiful color.
21. ‘Have you ever been___
Tokyo?’ ‘No, I’ve never
been ___ Japan.
22. Mozart died ___ Vienna
in 1791 ___ the age of 35.
23. We went ___ the theater
last night. We had seats
___ the front row.
24. I couldn’t decide what to
eat. There was nothing
___ the menu that I liked.
25. Ana spent two years
working ___ London
before returning ___ Italy.
Tag Questions
1. Kate won’t be late,
2. You’re tired,
3. You’ve got a camera,
4. You weren’t listening,
5. She doesn’t know Ann,
6. Juan’s on holiday,
7. Mina’s applied for the job,
8. You can’t speak German,
9. He won’t mind if I use his
phone,
10. There are a lot of people
here,
11. Let’s go out tonight,
12. This isn’t very interesting,
13. I’m too impatient,
14. You wouldn’t tell anyone,
15. Helen has lived here a
long time,
16. I shouldn’t have lost my
temper,
17. He’d never met her
before,
18. Don’t drop that vase,
Vowel
Phonemes
Key Word Trager-Smith IPA
bit i ɪ
bet e e
bat æ æ
just (adv) i -
ago ə ə
hut
hot a a
pull u ʊ
pall ɔ ɔ
Key Word Trager-Smith IPA
beat iy i:
bait ey eɪ
bite ay aɪ
bout aw aʊ
boat ow oʊ
boy oy ɔɪ
boot uw u:
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Consonants
Voiceless Voiced
p č b d z
hw k m r ž
f h w n g
Ѳ s v l ŋ
t š ð j y
/-s/ /-z/ /-əz/
cats
ropes
rocks
graphs
beds
chairs
seeds
stones
leaves
dolls
dishes
churches
judges
garages
buses
/əd/
(/t/ & /d/)
/t/
(voiceless)
/d/
(voiced)
planted
hated
needed
raided
liked
surprised
realized
cooked
loved
played
owned
belonged
Stress
Intonation
I can do that
I can do that
I can do that
I can do that
Let’s go and see Maria.
If we find her there,
we can go out for snack.
Shall we?
Let’s go and see Maria.
If we find her there,
we can go out for snack.
Shall we?
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2 Grammar focus exercises.ppt

  • 1. Speech and Oral Communication GRAMMAR FOCUS
  • 3. In the spring the honeysuckle droops over the hillside. Its sweet smell hangs heavily in the air outside. The fragrance floats into the room when the doors are open. A hummingbird dives daily out of the honeysuckle. He bombs past the doors with his heavy load and balanced on a branch of the little olive tree.
  • 4. Its sweet smell hangs heavily in the air outside. a. change Its to It’s b. change hangs to will be hanging c. change hangs to hang d. change hangs to hung e. no correction is necessary e. no correction is necessary
  • 5. He bombs past the doors with his heavy load and balanced on a branch of the little olive tree. a. load and balanced b. load while balancing c. load and will balance d. load and balances e. load and has balanced d. load and balances
  • 6. Distractions, such as cell phone use, causes car accidents. A five-year study concluded that 284, 000 drivers annually are involved in serious crashes caused by distractions. These distractions also include adjusting the radio, eating, men using electric razors, and women putting on mascaras.
  • 7. Distractions, such as cell phone use, causes car accidents. a. change Distractions to Distraction’s b. replace causes to are the causes of c. replace causes to are always causing d. change causes to cause e. no correction is necessary d. change causes to cause
  • 8. The farmer and his hired men gathers the corn. The farmer, along with his hired men, harvests the wheat. Neither the corn nor the wheat is neglected. The farmer’s wife and daughter argue a great deal.
  • 9. The farmer and his hired men gathers the corn. a. men gathers b. men gathering c. men gathers d. men is gathering e. men gather e. men gather
  • 10. The farmer, along with his hired men, harvests the wheat. a. replace farmer, along with farmer, and along b. change men to man c. insert he’s going to before harvests d. change harvests to harvest e. no correction is necessary e. no correction is necessary
  • 11. A shopping trip makes me angry. Prices soar each week. Meat prices changes almost daily. Oranges, apples, and bananas cost more than ever. A shopper needs more and more money each week.
  • 12. A shopping trip makes me angry. a. makes b. is making c. made d. has made e. make a. makes
  • 13. Meat prices changes almost daily. a. insert a comma before almost b. change changes to change c. replace changes with has changed d. remove the word almost e. replace changes with is going to change b. change changes to change
  • 14. Tom jogs this morning. Macon and Gary join him on Mondays and Thursdays. The Robinson twins likes jogging too. Jogging now replaces basketball as the neighborhood pastime.
  • 15. The Robinson twins likes jogging too. a. change Robinson to Robinsons b. change twins to twinns c. change twins to twin d. replace likes jogging with likes to jog e. change likes to like e. change likes to like
  • 16. Each year local artists participate in an art show. The Community Center offers a perfect gallery. One artist wins in each of five categories. The winning artists displays their works in the Town Hall.
  • 17. Each year local artists participate in an art show. a. replace Each year to Every year b. change participate to participates c. replace in an with as a part of an d. change show to showing e. no correction is necessary e. no correction is necessary
  • 18. The winning artists displays their works in the Town Hall. a. artists displays their works b. artists display their works c. artist’s display their work d. artists displays their work e. artists displays there works b. artists display their works
  • 20. Stative or Action Verb? 1.The tone of the meeting became threatening. 2.Chocolate mint was our favorite flavor. 3.We eat only organic foods. became was eat
  • 21. 4. Our day at the lake was pleasant. 5. Maximum individual choice is the democratic ideal. 6. Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock, conjures up a bleak picture of the future. was is conjures
  • 22. 7. People turn to a variety of experts. 8. The situation appeared uncomfortable. 9. Most people don’t consider their own lives as typical life-styles. turn appeared consider
  • 23. There’s always some people who get more work done on the job than others. a. change There’s to There are b. replace always some with always few c. change who to whom d. insert a comma after who e. replace on with at a. Change There’s to There are
  • 24. The answer to this question don’t necessarily depend upon what they know, but, rather, upon how they work. a. change this question to these questions b. change necessarily with necessary c. change don’t to doesn’t d. remove the comma after know e. insert a semicolon after rather c. change don’t to doesn’t
  • 25. Each of us need a plan for getting our work done. a. Each of us need b. Each of you need c. Each and everyone of us need d. Each of us needs e. Each of them need d. Each of us needs
  • 26. Here’s two ideas that will help to speed the job along. a. change Here’s to Here are b. insert a comma after ideas c. replace that with who d. remove help to e. no correction necessary a. change Here’s to Here are
  • 27. Each of your tasks take its place on your “to do” list. a. tasks take b. tasks takes c. tasks taking d. tasks; take e. tasks is taking b. tasks takes
  • 28. Everybody in an office like to talk, but you can control how much you socialize. a. replace Everybody with Everyone b. remove an c. change like to talk with like talking d. change like to likes e. insert a comma after but you d. change like to likes
  • 29. Just tell anyone who stop by chat that you’ll talk to that person later. a. anyone who stop b. anyone to stop c. anyone who stops d. anyone that stop e. each who stop c. anyone who stops
  • 37. 1. Would you like ____ apple? 2. How often do you go to ____ dentist? 3. Could you close ____ door, please?
  • 38. 4. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to do that. It was ___ mistake. 5. Excuse me, where is ____ bus station, please? 6. I have ____ problem. Can you help me?
  • 39. 7. I’m just going to ____ post office. I won’t be long. 8. There were no chairs, so we sat on ____ floor. 9. Have you finished with ____ book I lent you?
  • 40. 10. My sister has just got ____ job in ____ bank in Manila. 11. We live in ___ small flat in ____ city centre. 12. There’s ____ supermarket at ____ end of ____ street I live in.
  • 42. at on in during for since by until 1. Jack has gone away. He’ll be back ____ a week. 2. We’re having a party ____ Saturday. Can you come?
  • 43. 3. I’ve got an interview next week. It’s ___ 9:30 ____ Tuesday morning. 4. Susan isn’t usually here ____ weekends. She goes away.
  • 44. 5. The train service is very good. The trains are nearly always ___ time. 6. It was a confusing situation. Many things are happening ____ at the same time.
  • 45. 7. I couldn’t decide whether or not to buy the shirt. ___ the end I decided to leave it. 8. The road is busy all the time. Even ____ night.
  • 46. 9. I met a lot of nice people _____ my stay in New York. 10. I saw Helen ____ Friday, but I haven’t seen her _____ then.
  • 47. 11. Brian has been doing the same job _____ five years. 12. Lisa’s birthday is _____ the end of March.
  • 48. 13. We have some friends staying with us ___ the moment. They’re staying ____ Friday. 14. If you’re interested in applying for the job, your application must be received ___ Friday.
  • 49. 15. I’m just going out. I won’t be long. I’ll be back ___ ten minutes. 16. I’d love to visit every country ___ the world.
  • 50. 17. Dostoevsky is my favorite author. Have you read anything ___ him? 18. I’ve got a stain ___ my jacket. I’ll have to have it cleaned.
  • 51. 19. We went ___ a party ___ Linda’s house on Saturday. 20. Look at the leaves ___ that tree. They’re a beautiful color.
  • 52. 21. ‘Have you ever been___ Tokyo?’ ‘No, I’ve never been ___ Japan. 22. Mozart died ___ Vienna in 1791 ___ the age of 35.
  • 53. 23. We went ___ the theater last night. We had seats ___ the front row. 24. I couldn’t decide what to eat. There was nothing ___ the menu that I liked.
  • 54. 25. Ana spent two years working ___ London before returning ___ Italy.
  • 56. 1. Kate won’t be late, 2. You’re tired, 3. You’ve got a camera,
  • 57. 4. You weren’t listening, 5. She doesn’t know Ann, 6. Juan’s on holiday,
  • 58. 7. Mina’s applied for the job, 8. You can’t speak German, 9. He won’t mind if I use his phone,
  • 59. 10. There are a lot of people here, 11. Let’s go out tonight, 12. This isn’t very interesting,
  • 60. 13. I’m too impatient, 14. You wouldn’t tell anyone, 15. Helen has lived here a long time,
  • 61. 16. I shouldn’t have lost my temper, 17. He’d never met her before, 18. Don’t drop that vase,
  • 63. Key Word Trager-Smith IPA bit i ɪ bet e e bat æ æ just (adv) i - ago ə ə hut hot a a pull u ʊ pall ɔ ɔ
  • 64. Key Word Trager-Smith IPA beat iy i: bait ey eɪ bite ay aɪ bout aw aʊ boat ow oʊ boy oy ɔɪ boot uw u:
  • 70. Voiceless Voiced p č b d z hw k m r ž f h w n g Ѳ s v l ŋ t š ð j y
  • 75. I can do that I can do that
  • 76. I can do that I can do that
  • 77. Let’s go and see Maria. If we find her there, we can go out for snack. Shall we?
  • 78. Let’s go and see Maria. If we find her there, we can go out for snack. Shall we?