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A2 Unit 5 Review Game

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  • True or False: We use the past continuous to describe scenes in a story or a description.
    True
  • Someone whose job is to look after your teeth is a ..?
    A dentist
  • Someone whose job is to prepare food in a restaurant is a ..?
    A cook
  • He's Antonio B________. He's a very famous Spanish ________ .
    Antonio Banderas, actor.
  • What's his job and nationality?
    He was a composer and he was from Austria.
  • What's this place?
    A garage
  • True or False: We use BUT with the past continuous to talk about an activity in progress when another, shorter activity happened or interrupted it.
    False (We use WHILE)
  • What's his job?
    He's a musician.
  • Someone whose job is to cut people's hair is a ..?
    A hairdresser
  • Someone who paints pictures or makes sculptures is a ..?
    An artist
  • Someone whose job is to clean the rooms in a building or a house is a ..?
    A cleaner
  • He's Jordi C________. He's a very famous Spanish ________ .
    Jordi Cruz, chef
  • Someone who reports the news for a newspaper, a magazine, a TV show or a radio show is a ..?
    A journalist
  • What was his job and nationality?
    He was a writer and he was English.
  • True or False: We use the past continuous to talk about activities in progress at a moment in the past.
    True
  • What's this place?
    an office
  • What's this place?
    A factory
  • What's this place?
    The countryside
  • He's Pedro A________. He's a famous Spanish ________ ________.
    Pedro Almodovar, film/movie director.
  • Someone who works in films or in a theatre is a ..?
    An actor or an actress
  • Someone whose job is to build or repair houses is a ..?
    A builder
  • She's Ursula C________. She's a very famous Spanish ________ .
    Ursula Corberó, actress.
  • What's this place?
    A (music) studio
  • True or False: We use the past continuous to say that an action was stopped, and the activity was finished.
    False (We use the past continuous to say that an action was in progress, but not that the activity was finished.
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