TUMBES STATE UNIVERSITY
LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
Regular Basic 4 - English Exam
Student’s name: ____JHOSEF ANDRESS TUMAY RUIZ_______________________
Date: December 19th, 2024
1. Select the verbs into the correct column and use the suffixes following the exact rules:
obey, educate, respect, congratulate, process, gain, help, carry, justify, comment,
buzz, go, identify, match, say, splash.
s es ies
comments Buzzes Carries
gains Splashes Saies
helps processes obies
educates Matches Justifies
respects Goes Identifies
2. Contrast the sentences into the simple present grammar forms with short answers:
a. English students develop different grammar exercises in their homework.
__English students do not develop different grammar exercises in their
homework.
_ Do English students develop different grammar exercises in their homework? _
___ Yes, they do. ______
___No, they don´t.______
b. Andy copies many interesting elemental English sentences.
__ Andy does not copy many interesting elemental English sentences. ___
__ Does Andy copy many interesting elemental English sentences?
___Yes, he does. ____________
____No, he doesn´t.______
3. Observe the sentences or phrases and complete the exercises with object pronouns:
a. Jake buys the tickets for the cultural exhibition.
Ask _him_ the time of _it_.
b. Marilyn and Betty have excellent pronunciation.
Please tell _them_ to repeat the English phrases.
c. Collaborative students participate of an academic exposition.
Refer _to them__ the importance of _it__.
d. Julia’s boss completes the hire labor treatment of the new workers.
She types _it_ in two languages for _them__.
4. Use the interrogative words and create simple present questions:
a. What __ do you study at university __?
b. When _ does the class start__?
c. Where __ do you live_?
d. Who _ teaches your English class_?
e. Why _ do you like reading books_?
f. How __ do you travel to work__?
5. Free vocabulary in your professional career training of 20 words and design a
crossword.
6. Choose the present simple or present continuous to complete the sentences below,
then translate:
a. In Johannesburg most people speak/are speaking at least five languages.
In Johannesburg most people speak at least five languages.
(En Johannesburgo, la mayoría de las personas hablan al menos cinco idiomas.)
b. Languages are disappearing/disappear very fast. Half of world's languages will
disappear by 2100.
Languages are disappearing very fast. Half of the world's languages will disappear
by 2100.
(Los idiomas están desapareciendo muy rápido. La mitad de los idiomas del mundo
desaparecerán para 2100.)
c. You can't see Tim now; he has/is having a bath.
You can't see Tim now; he is having a bath.
(No puedes ver a Tim ahora; él está tomando un baño.)
d. Please keep quiet, I'm listening/listen to the radio.
Please keep quiet, I am listening to the radio.
(Por favor, guarda silencio, estoy escuchando la radio.)
e. You know I'm listening/listen to the news in the mornings.
You know I listen to the news in the mornings.
(Sabes que escucho las noticias por las mañanas.)
f. What time does the teacher leave/is the teacher leaving?
What time does the teacher leave?
(¿A qué hora sale el profesor?)
g. I'm never wearing/never wear a scarf, but today I wear/I am wearing one because it's
unusually cold.
I never wear a scarf, but today I am wearing one because it's unusually cold.
(Nunca uso bufanda, pero hoy estoy usando una porque hace un frío inusual.)
h. I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I'm watching/watch another
one.
I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I am watching another one.
(Terminé de ver la serie que me recomendaste. Ahora estoy viendo otra.)
i. What are you doing/do you do tonight? Would you like to come and watch the game?
What are you doing tonight? Would you like to come and watch the game?
(¿Qué estás haciendo esta noche? ¿Te gustaría venir a ver el partido?)
j. Nobody is thinking/thinks they will win the match.
Nobody thinks they will win the match.
(Nadie cree que ganarán el partido.)
k. You look worried. What do you think/are you thinking?
You look worried. What are you thinking?
(Te ves preocupado. ¿En qué estás pensando?)
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