ENGLISH II - (İNGİLİZCE II) Dersi Interests ? soru cevapları:
Toplam 20 Soru & Cevap#1
SORU:
If a verb comes after a preposition, which verb form do we use?
CEVAP:
We use -ing form of the verb. For example;
I am not keen on playing basketball.
#2
SORU:
Can you ____ (drive)?
Use the correct form of the verb given.
CEVAP:
Can you drive?
After modal verbs, we use the bare form.
#3
SORU: Would you like ______ (see) a movie?
Use the correct form of the verbs given.
Would you like ______ (see) a movie?
Use the correct form of the verbs given.
CEVAP:
Would you like to see a movie?
After 'would like' we use to + verb.
#4
SORU:
Answer the question with the correct verb form:
What are you good at?
CEVAP:
I am good at playing table tennis.
V-ing because of the preposition.
#5
SORU:
I can hear ___. Please don't shout.
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
CEVAP:
I can hear you. Please don't shout.
#6
SORU:
They're from my country. Do you like ____?
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
CEVAP:
They're from my country. Do you like them?
#7
SORU:
He is an annoying kid. Nobody ____ (like) him.
Use the verb in the correct form.
CEVAP:
He is an annoying kid. Nobody likes him.
We treat 'nobody' as third person singular.
#8
SORU:
Everybody ____ (love) this teacher. He is very nice.
Use the verb in the correct form.
CEVAP:
Everybody loves this teacher. He is very nice.
We treat 'everybody' as third person singular.
#9
SORU:
Everybody knows __. I am very popular around here.
Use an object pronoun to fill in the gap.
CEVAP:
Everybody knows me. I am very popular around here.
#10
SORU:
A: Do you like cheeseburger?
B: No. / No, not really.
Which answer says no in a more friendly way?
CEVAP:
No, not really.
#11
SORU:
Why do we use 'really' in statements?
CEVAP: You can use really to make statements stronger and to make negative statements softer. For example;
I really enjoy cooking cookies.
You can use really to make statements stronger and to make negative statements softer. For example;
I really enjoy cooking cookies.
#12
SORU:
What does 'not really' mean?
CEVAP: Not really can be used as a polite way to answer no. For example;
A: Do you visit İstanbul every year?
B: Not really.
Not really can be used as a polite way to answer no. For example;
A: Do you visit İstanbul every year?
B: Not really.
#13
SORU: 'Hi. I make wooden boxes and bowls. I’d like to sell my stuff, but I don’t know much about the business side of things. Can you help me?'
'Hi. I make wooden boxes and bowls. I’d like to sell my stuff, but I don’t know much about the business side of things. Can you help me?'
What is the hobby of this person?
CEVAP:
He likes 'crafting'.
#14
SORU:
If a person says: 'I want to find a good place for vintage clothes and jeans. I live in Las Vegas. Any ideas?' What is his hobby?
CEVAP:
He likes 'fashion'.
#15
SORU:
A: We always cook in our house. Do you enjoy ____ (cook)?
B: Yes, very much.
Fill in the gap using the correct form of the verb.
CEVAP:
Do you enjoy cooking?
After 'enjoy', we use the verb in -ing form.
#16
SORU:
A: Student club is going to movies tonight. Can you ____ (come)?
B: I can't. I'm sorry.
Fill in the gap using the correct form of the verb.
CEVAP:
Can you come?
After modal verbs, we use the bare form of the verb.
#17
SORU:
If a person goes to the gym a lot, which of the below he likes?
- cook
- dance
- draw
- play
- read
- work out
CEVAP:
He likes working out because you go to the gym to work out.
#18
SORU:
If a person has lots of brushes and pencils, what can his hobby be?
CEVAP:
Probably, that person likes 'drawing'.
#19
SORU:
If someone has lots of magazines and books at home, what is his hobby?
CEVAP:
That person likes 'reading'.
#20
SORU:
A: _____?
B: On the weekdays, I bowl and spend time with friends.
Write the question for the answer.
CEVAP:
What do you do on the weekdays?