Prepare 5 (9th grade) Review Units 9-12

Complete the sentence with at or on.

It isn't far - we can get there ______foot

Complete the sentence with at or on.

There were a lots of watches _____display.

Complete the sentence with at or on.

There are no jobs avaliable _____present.

Complete the sentence with at or on.

We can do it ____once.

Complete the sentences with enough, too or very.

The lake was _________cold for swimming.

Complete the sentences with enough, too or very.

There wasn't _________information about the trip.

Complete the sentences with enough, too or very.

This topic is _________hard for understanding.

Read the sentence and find the definition.

Plant such a vegetables which are grown in large amount by farmers.

Read the sentence and find the definition.

The number of people or animals living on a particular area.

Read the sentence and find the definition.

An insect with yellow and black stripes.

Complete the sentense with the correct compound noun

I'll call you later on my new_______________

Complete the sentense with the correct compound noun

If students late for school more than once, they are sent to the _______________

Complete the sentense with the correct compound noun

There was a fantastic display of _______________ on New Year's Eve.

Complete the sentense with the correct compound noun.

We walked beside a huge field of ______________.

Complete the sentense with the correct compound noun.

Jonny fell off his ______________ and cut his arm quite badly.

Complete the sentense with the correct form of the verb. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

When I (reach) the airport, the rain (stop) .

Complete the sentense with the correct form of the verb. Use the Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.

Yesterday in the evening we (be) at home. My mom (knit), my dad (watch) the news, my brother and I (play) computer game.

Complete the conditional sentences with the correct form of the verb.

We (go) to the picnic, if the weather (be) fine.

Complete the conditional sentences with the correct form of the verb.

If you (take) the umbrella, you wouldn't (get) wet.

Complete the conditional sentences with the correct form of the verb.

If you (not, help) me, I (will, not, speak) with you.