Share Impact 1 Units 1 and 2 review
Save to Folder
Present simple: Guillermo de Anda's job _____ (to combine) nature, science, mystery and extreme sports.
His job combines nature, science, mystery and extreme sports.
Present simple: Daniel Raven-Ellison _____ (to explore) cities in a unique way.
Daniel Raven-Ellison explores cities in a unique way.
Present simple: Daniel Raven-Ellison doesn’t just _____ (to photograph) the most famous buildings and structures.
He doesn’t just photograph the most famous buildings and structures.
Present simple: Daniel Raven-Ellison _____ (to take) pictures of everything in front of him every eight steps.
He takes pictures of everything in front of him every eight steps.
Daniel _____ (to believe) there’s something interesting around every corner.
Daniel believes there’s something interesting around every corner.
High Line ___ New York City is a park named for a railway that used to run above the city streets.
High Line in New York City is a park named for a railway that used to run above the city streets.
She Cheng is an ancient city ___ China.
She Cheng is an ancient city in China.
I want to have a vacation ___ a faraway island ___ the middle of the ocean.
I want to have a vacation on a faraway island in the middle of the ocean.
There are no permanent human settlement ___ the Antarctic continent.
There are no permanent human settlement on the Antarctic continent.
We live ___ Europe.
We live in Europe.
Possessive adjectives: Would you like to borrow ___ (I) dictionary.
Would you like to borrow my dictionary.
Possessive adjectives: Oh no, ___ (we) flight is late. We'll miss the connection in Madrid.
Possessives: Oh no, our flight is late. We'll miss the connection in Madrid.
Possessive adjectives: Excuse me, you dropped ___ (you) ticket.
Excuse me, you dropped your ticket.
Possessive adjectives: The divers carry ___ (they; the divers) oxygen tanks.
The divers carry their oxygen tanks.
Possessive adjectives: Dr Emily Park has to change ___ (she; Dr Emily Park) schedule this week.
Dr Emily Park has to change her schedule this week.
Possessive adjectives: His laptop isn't working now, so he has to recharge ___ (it; the laptop) battery.
His laptop isn't working now, so he has to recharge its battery.
