Klassenarbeit
Englisch
7. Klasse
Passiv (2)
Dauer:
45 Minuten
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Vocabulary
Some people ask you for help. How do you react?
- Excuse me.
- What do you want?
- How can I help you?
- Huh?
- Could you help me please?
- No. I don’t want to.
- I only help nice people.
- I’d be glad to help you.
- Could you tell me the way to the bank?
- Yes, of course. It’s just over there.
- Why don’t you buy a map?
- It’s more fun if you look yourself.
- I’m sorry, I can’t find your CD!
- Well, let’s look for it together.
- Can’t you do anything right?
- I’ll never give you a CD again.
- Thanks for all your help.
- What help?
- You’re welcome!
- Forget it.
- Can you pass me the juice, please?
- It’s nearly empty. I’ll have the rest.
- It’s empty. I’ll get you some more.
- It’s empty. There’s more in the fridge.
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Grammar
Complete the sentences with say or tell in the correct form.
- _____ us about your holiday. Did you have a nice time?
- Don’t just stand there! _____ something!
- I wonder where Sue is. She _____ she would be here at 8 o’clock.
- Jack _____ me that he was fed up with his job.
- The doctor _____ that I should rest for at least a week.
- Don’t _____ anybody what I _____ . It’s a secret just between us.
- Did she _____ you what happened? – No, she didn’t _____ anything.
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Grammar
Fill in the correct passive voice. Be careful with the tenses.
- The Tower of London _____ (visit) by many tourists from all over the world.
- Over the centuries it _____ (put hier: verwenden) to many different purposes.
- For a long time it _____ (use = nutzen) as a prison.
- But it _____ (never/use) as a church.
- When it was a prison, its captives _____ (not treat) well.
- Sometimes they _____ even _____ (not give) food.
- Today, the “Bloody Tower” _____ (show) to tourists on guided tours.
- It’s the place where the prisoners _____ (keep) in the past.
- Some of the instruments of torture _____ (can/still/see) there.
- If you haven’t been there yet, don’t worry. I guess they _____ (display = ausstellen) for many more years to come.
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Grammar
Transform the sentences either to active or passive sentences. Pay attention that you need a by-agent in case of passive sentences.
- This shop here sells cars.
- They are offering haggis to the tourists.
- Some pupils are taught Spanish by teachers at this school.
- Pete is tidying his room.
- When do people celebrate Valentine’s Day?
- What is being done by us to help them?
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Listening
Listen to the following track which consists of five short stories. Decide whether the statements are correct or wrong. Correct the wrong statements.
- Plymouth can be found in Devon.
- It is known as an historical place because it was invaded by Drake, Raleigh and Cook.
- Mayflower is the name of a very famous ship.
- Tenby is an attractive sea resort on the North Coast of Wales.
- You can go shopping there in lovely shops, walking through narrow streets.
- Liverpool is the biggest sea port in Great Britain.
- Some dock buildings have been preserved.
- Gloucester is famous because of its dome.
- The canal in Gloucester, which was opened in 1872, made the city an important inland port.
- There is a historic dock complex that can be visited.
- Cornwall offers a mild climate for sub-tropical flowers.
- Fishing is still a major source of income in Mevagissey.
- When it becomes too busy there, the police close the village to motorbikes.