WorldCom Edu Grammar Jump Series - Book 3

Kristy Stevens




















































WorldCom ELT

Kristy Stevens

2009 published by WorldCom Publishing Inc.

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Grammar Jump LEVEL 3








Review: Singular / Plural Nouns 6






Unit 1 Be-verbs


Lesson 1 Present: Be 8

Lesson 2 Past: Be 12





Unit 2 Present Time


Lesson 1 Present Simple 16

Lesson 2 Present Continuous 20

Lesson 3 Simple vs. Continuous 24




Unit 3 Nouns and Quantifiers



Lesson 1 Some / Any 28

Lesson 2 Many / Much / A lot of 32
Lesson 3 How many / How much 36





Review Units 1-3 40





Unit 4 Pronouns and Possessives


Lesson 1 Object Pronouns 44

Lesson 2 Possessives 48

Unit 5 Adjectives


Lesson 1 Comparatives 52

Lesson 2 Superlatives 56





Unit 6 Adverbs


Lesson 1 Adverbs of Manner 60

Lesson 2 Adverbs of Frequency 64




Review Units 4-6 68




Unit 7 Past Time



Lesson 1 Past Simple: Regular 72
Lesson 2 Past Simple: Irregular 76





Unit 8 Future Time



Lesson 1 Will / Won’t 80
Lesson 2 Will...? 84





Unit 9 Prepositions


Lesson 1 Prepositions of Place 88

Lesson 2 Prepositions of Time 92

Grammar Jump LEVEL 3










Review Units 7-9 96





Unit 10 Wh-Questions (1)


Lesson 1 Information Question

with be-verbs (1) 100

Lesson 2 Information Question
with be-verbs (2) 104





Unit 11 Wh-Questions (2)


Lesson 1 Information Question

with common-verbs (1) 108

Lesson 2 Information Question
with common-verbs (2) 112





Unit 12 Helping Verbs



Lesson 1 Can / May 116
Lesson 2 Must / Have to 120





Review Units 10-12 124

Nouns










A noun is the name of a person, thing, animal or place.

Singular means only one.


Plural means more than one. Nouns are made plural
usually by adding an -s, -es or -ies to the noun.






Regular Nouns


Singular 1 Plural


a pen pens
noun + s
an apple apples


a box boxes


a bus buses

a dish noun + es dishes

a watch watches


a potato potatoes



Singular 2 Plural

a leaf leaves
noun + ves
a knife knives

a baby babies
noun + ies
a candy candies

a boy boys
noun + s
a monkey (vowel+y) monkeys





6 six

Some nouns do not have plurals that end in -s, -es, or

-ies. Each of these nouns changes in a different way
in the plural.

Other nouns do not change at all in the plural.







Irregular Nouns


Singular a man a woman a child


Plural men women children


Singular a tooth a mouse a fish

Plural teeth mice fish


Singular a foot a sheep a person


Plural feet sheep people










Regular Noun Irregular Noun

























seven 7

Unit
01 Present: Be

1








Is that your father? What is his job? He is a window
cleaner.








Yes, it is.






He is really tall! No, he isn’t.
Is he a monster? He is on a ladder.
























Affirmative Negative

I am I’m I am not I’m not

He He’s He He’s not I He isn’t

She is She’s She is not She’s not I She isn’t

It It’s It It’s not I It isn’t
We We’re We We’re not I We aren’t

You are You’re You are not You’re not I You aren’t

They They’re They They’re not I They aren’t





8 eight

Be-verbs







Rewrite the sentence using a plural subject.



1 The man is smart. The men are smart.

2 My brother is not fat. fat.

3 His dog is not dangerous. dangerous.


4 The baby is cute. cute.






Yes/No Questions Short Answers


Am I...? I am. I’m
he...? he he’s

Is she...? she is. she’s

it...? Yes, it No, it’s not.

we...? we we’re

Are you...? you are. you’re
they...? they they’re










Fill in the blanks to complete the questions and answers.



1 Is it a cow? Yes, it is. OR No, it isn’t.

2 the dogs your pets? Yes, OR No,

3 that an elephant? Yes, OR No,

4 I afraid of spiders? Yes, OR No,



Ti p

it is not = it’s not or it isn’t they are not =they’re not or they aren’t



nine 9

Rewrite the sentence using the new subject.



1 You are a good tennis player. (I) I am a good tennis player.


2 She is at the library. (They) at the library.


3 The car is yellow. (The trains) yellow.


4 We are not at home. (Mike) at home.


5 I am in China right now. (Tom and I) in China right now.

6 The singer is beautiful. (You) beautiful.


7 You are not late. (I) late.






Use contractions to form two correct sentences.











1 2 3 4






1 It’s not a frog. 2 bakers.


It’s a turtle. musicians.





3 at the bank. 4 on the bed.


at the dentist. on the floor.








10 ten

Fill in the blanks and unscramble to make a question.



1 this / my chair / Is Is this my chair ?


2 they / / tall buildings ?


3 you / on the sofa / ?


4 fat / I / ?


5 it / / a bed ?

6 your erasers / these / ?


7 / happy / we ?



Ti p
This / That + is These / Those + are






There are seven mistakes. Correct the words in italics.




am
Todd Hello. I are Todd Joplin.


Melissa My name is Melissa.

It isn’t nice to meet you.



Todd Are she from San Francisco?


Melissa Yes, I is. Are you from here, too?



Todd No, I am from England. My cousin and I am on vacation.
We is here for six days.



Melissa Wow! You aren’t lucky. Have fun!







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