كل جمل التصحيح مع اجابتها لايخرج عنها الامتحان مع تحيات مستر سيد علي

1- (Self Evaluation Guide دليل تقويم الطالب) Find the mistake: هناك جمل لها أكثر من طريقه للحل
1. He is good at doing friends. (making يصادق ، يصاحب)
2. We're going to ring him up when he arrived. (arrives) (has arrived)
3. Hare field became the most important transmit centre in the country under Prof. Magdi's leadership. (transplantزرع الأعضاء)
4. Germs could be killed in milk by condensing it and cooling it again. (boiling)
5. However darkness it was, I could see them. (dark)
6. Prof. Magdi Yacoub resigned as a surgeon in 2001. (retiredتقاعد)
7. Prof. Yacoub was part of a team which made new heart parts from human organs. (cells)
8. Thanks for Pasteur's discoveries, more people live healthy lives. (to)
9. In the past, everyone used to go into their bank to put money into their accounting. (accounts)
10. It's impossible to make without water. يستغني عن (do) (live)
11. Hardly as she studies, she gets low marks. (Hard)
12. People do online shopping and radio banking. (internet)
13. Professor Magdi Yacoub provided to be sociable by nature. (proved)
14. She always tells lies. She is reliable.موثوق فيه (never-unreliable)
15. People have their food delivery by supermarkets. (delivered)
16. Peaceful films encourage terrorism. (violent)
17. We will go out for a walk after the supper. (supper)
18. EIephants fight to bring up their young and protect ill family members. (cooperate)
19. He has just finished reading 'Lord of the Mice' written by William Golding. (flies)
20. I don't remember what it was like being a kid. (toddler)
21. The Amazon is in North America. (south)
22. Mount Fuji is the less dangerous if it is compared with Annapurna. (less)
23. He deposits all his safes in Swiss bank accounts. (savings)
24. We all despise our maths teacher for his mental quickness. (admire-appreciate)
25. The Ramans left Greece during the second century BC. (conquered)
26. .Astronomers discovered the Ancient Olympic stadium. (Archaeologists)
27. Computer technology has changed the way in which companies attract and distribute their goods. (produce)
28. Corporations,controlled together as a single organization,trade in other countries. (with)
29. The Olympic Games are an international ceremony. (festival)
30. Mr. Kamal visits our school every day part from Saturdays. (apart)ماعدا
31. Omar is terrible in remembering phone numbers. (at)
32. The western desert should be deserted to provide different crops. (cultivated- reclaimed)
33. Is she to buy a car, she would give me a lift. (were)
34. The picture was detached to the wall and I couldn't take it off. (attached)
35. Scientists can make infection about tomorrow's weather. (prediction)
36. The ministry has sent a flock abroad to attend the conference. (delegation)
37. More than 100 million people visit places on the Mediterranean bank. (coast)
38. We should leave now. The train leaves in five minutes. (must)
39. His car is rusty. It needs to be polish. (polished)
40. Too many cars in city centres can create pollution, cars noise and congestion. (traffic)
41. Concrete houses are suitable for hot weather. (Muddy)
42. Wood may withdraw an earthquake better. (withstand)
43. In the past, whales were hunted for their meet. their tongues and their oil. (meat)
44. If I feel better, I go to bed early. (tired)
45. Let's look at the internet, shall we? (on)
46. 0ur luggage were searched thoroughly last night. (was)
47. I persuaded her to work like hard as she could and just do her better. (as)
48. You must violate يكسر/يخالف traffic signals. (mustn’t)
49. A gene is a part of molecule of a living thing. (cell)
50. Concrete is not as dangerous as many other building materials. (Wood)
51. The Olympic Games are famous for athletes. (athletics)
52. He is ashamed of his brother because he always comes first. (proud)
53. You must drive more quickly so as not to make an accident. (slowly)
54. That newspaper bought by three million people every day General transport should be improved. (public)
55. Today, all the most important towns and cities are linked by roads and railways. (joined)
56. Birds and dinosaurs are genetic related. (genetically)
57. I'll look on the internet and hawk a flight and a hotel. (book)
58. It's years for we've been to Frankfort. (since)
59. I'm doing a project on people's driving habitats. (habits)
61- A hedge is a line of upright wooden posts with wire or wood in between, used to divide an area of land. (fence)
62-For Egypt, industry is the second most important earner of foreign currency. (tourism)
63- Mud bricks conduct heat well. (badly)
64-I need to buy a new T- shirt because I have a new dozen. (needn’t)
65- We have a nice villa on the north bank. (coast)
66-He visited the village when he was born. (where)
2- (WB كتاب الورك بوك) Find the mistake هناك جمل لها أكثر من طريقه للحل
1-When do you first meet your best friend? (do – did)
2-Do you worn a school uniform? ( worn - wear)
3-What are you doing at three o'clock yesterday afternoon? (are – were)
4-When did you started to learn English? (started - start)
5-What did you do since the weekend? ( did- have)
6-While his speech, the light went out. (While-During)
7-He just arrived at the party. (just arrived – has just arrived)
8-I'm not decorating my room yet. (I'm not decorating-I've not decorated)
9-Ayman lent a football from Osama. (lent – borrowed)
10-After finished the secondary school. He entered the university. (After- Having)
11-Having writing the letter, he put a stamp on it and took it to the post office. ( written )
12-I know him for 5 years. (know – have known)
13-It's ages since I have last gone to a football match. (have last gone – last went)
14-Hani bought those glasses last year, and is wearing them ever since. (has been wearing)
15-Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin, the larger city in Ireland, in 1667. (larger – largest)
16-Ireland belonged from Britain at that time. ( from – to )
17-Swift died on 1745, at the age of 78. ( on – in )
18-His most famous book was Gulliver's Travels, which were published in 1726. (were-was)
19-He also wrote other famous book, including A Modest Proposal. (book –books)
20-I like Gulliver's Travels, although Gulliver has exciting adventures. (although – because)
21-It is also very funny to reading about the small people of Lilliput. ( reading – read)
22-A next book I am going to read is A Modest Proposal. ( A next - The next )
23-In June 2006, I've visited my uncle in Australia. ( I've visited - I visited)
24-I've sent you an e-mail earlier this morning. ( I've sent - I sent )
25-When my father come home, I was finishing my homework. ( come – came )
26 I enjoy history, but I’m not so keen in geography. ( keen in – keen on)
27-Football players pass the ball to each other until one player can win a goal. (win - score)
28-Space scientists has to work in large, complex teams to send people into space. ( have)
29-Elephants and gorillas live in large family groups to bringing up their young. ( bring)
30-In a recent experience, scientists showed that birds can cooperate on complex jobs.(experiment)
31-The birds could see the food, but to get him into their cage, they had to pull pieces of string attached to the box. ( him – it )
32-Scientists found that they could successfully learn many pairs of birds to get their food in this way. (learn – teach )
33-Crete is the island in Mediterranean Sea and is a popular place with tourists. It is the largest Greek island. (the island - an island )
34-Japan is large group of islands in Pacific Ocean about 300 kilometres from a east coast of Russia. 125 million people live on islands. (a east - the east)
35- A capital of Australia is Canberra. ( A capital – The capital)
36-Why do you think the arrive of the adults changes the way the boys behaves? (the arrival)
37-A plane carries a group of boys crashes near an island. ( carries – carrying)
38-A good leader is someone is understanding and respected. ( who is understanding)
39-But then the boys start to have a disagree. ( a disagree – a disagreement )
40-Some boys believe there is a frighten animal on the island. (a frighten- a frightening)
41-That's least interesting book I've ever read. ( least – the least)
42-The most tall building in our city is the Central Bank. (The most tall - The tallest)
43-English is more easier to learn than Chinese. ( more easier- (much) easier)
44-When someone has climbed a big mountain like Everest, he feel fantastic. ( he – they)
45-What do you think are the main reasons of accidents on mountains. ( of – for )
46-We use How many with uncountable nouns. ( How many - How much )
47-This car factory does parts for cars and buses. ( does –makes / produces)
48-Have you ever meet a famous person? ( meet – met)
49-When you pay with money, you pay in credit. ( pay in credit-pay (in / by / with) cash)
50-I don't like meat. I prefers to eat fish. ( prefers – prefer)
51-Something that contains new and interesting ideas is traditional.( traditional-imaginative)
52-The children of our children are called our grandparents. (grandparents – grandchildren)
53-Ali is the faster runner in our school. ( the faster- the fastest)
54-I'd like to be the doctor when I'm older. ( the – a )
55-Mona jogs the internet for long hours every day. ( jogs – surfs )
56-Egypt, Greece and Italy are all on a Mediterranean Sea. ( a – the )
57-My father was a sailor in the army. ( army – navy)
58-The children in Lord of the Flies were kind to each other. ( kind – cruel )
59-How long are you been learning English? ( are – have )
60-What is the more enjoyable thing about learning English? ( the more - the most)
61-In the past, Egyptian children didn't used to learn English until they were 11 or 12 years old.(use)
62-People describe today's world as a local economy. ( a local - a global )
63-Diamond necklaces are cheap pieces of jewellery. ( cheap – expensive )
64-People who come third in a race win a gold medal. (gold – bronze)
65-My grandfather was a sailor in the army. ( army – navy)
66-I will lend you my calculator after I had done this sum. ( had done – do / have done)
67-What is your marry status? (marry – marital)
68-When we lost the match, we were in a light corner. ( light – tight)
69-Amgad is the best of the two students. (the best - the better)
70-The school building last year is going to collapse. ( last year - next year)
71-Chemical fertilizers are organic. (Chemical – Natural)
72-This is the girl who father is a farmer. ( who – whose )
73-They suffer from thirst, there is no food. (food – water)
74-He have been watching TV. ( have – has )
75-He never is late. (never is - is never)
76-He will help us, will he? ( will – won't )
77-Ashore means onto land by the side of the mountain. (the mountain – the sea)
78-Serious is the adjective of happiness. (Serious - happy)
79-After had reading, he slept. (had reading- reading)
80-A harpoon is a sharp wood used for hunting whales. (wood – metal)
81-We can go on a flight on a ship. (a ship – a plane)
82-The purpose in buildings is to protect people. ( in – of )
83-Insulating buildings keep out heat and cold. (Insulating – Insulated)
84-Buildings have sloped roofs. (sloped – sloping)
85-I mended the watch myself. (mended - repaired)
86-She dressed herself and went out. (dressed herself - dressed )
87-The patient is insulating from others. (insulating – isolated) 88-No one will visit him, will he? (will he - will they)
89-How long had you been wait to get on the bus? ( wait – waiting)
90-I had been having this car for five years before I sold it.(had been having- had had)
91-The result of the match is very disappointed. (disappointed – disappointing)
92-Shakespeare wrote a collect of poems. (collect – collection)
93-Moby Dick was an intelligence whale. ( Intelligence – intelligent)
94-If I found any money at school; I'll take it to one of the teachers. (found- find)
95-I'll tell you if I saw anything unusual. ( saw – see)
96-If you haven't taken those photos; I wouldn't have remembered our holiday. (hadn't)
97-When he heard the news, he was talkative. He said nothing. (talkative – silent)
98-I didn't understand the lecture. It was completely meaningful to me. (meaningless)
99-The President made an unexpected advertisement this morning. (announcement)
100-Don't worry for your exam. I'm sure you'll pass. (for – about)
101-I've lost one of my school books. Can you help me look at it? ( at – for )
102-Holidays in Egypt are popular for all kinds of tourists. (for – with )
103-They went dismissing while they were searching for the treasure. (missing)
104-A lot of people admire the nationalization of ancient Egypt. ( civilization)
105-Ibn Batuta was a famous Arab exploiter. ( exploiter – explorer)
106-Historical land is used for growing crops and keeping animals. (Historical – Fertile )
107-Egypt has very beautiful landslides. (landslides – landscapes)
108-A lot of tourists visit this place to enjoy the duty of nature. (duty – beauty)
109-It is knowing that people have lived in the desert. ( knowing – known)
110-They arrested at the airport last week. (arrested – were arrested)
111-He is operating on at the moment. ( is operating - is being operated)
112-You must to eat lots of fresh fruits because they're very good for you. (must to- must)
113-When I was born; my parents have been living in their flat for three years. (have – had)
114-You say it's very expensive to live in the city, and I don't agree. (and – but)
115-I hope I find myself a flat that's not too cheap so that I can afford it. (cheap- expensive)
116-Asia is the biggest country in the world. (country – continent)
117-We couldn't get into the car because our keys were opened inside.(opened- locked)
118-If the film hadn't been funny, I wouldn't laugh. (wouldn't laugh - wouldn't have laughed)
119-I enjoy history, but I'm not so keen in geography. (keen in - keen on)
120-My father's lost glasses was found in the garden. (was – were)
121-We will keep out of oil in twenty years. (keep out of - run out of)
122-The train's pilot asked for my train ticket. (pilot – conductor)
123-Two farmers ran out of the ambulance and carried my sick man in to the hospital. (paramedics)
124-You needn't take things that don't belong to you. (needn't - mustn’t / shouldn't)
125-Today, almost any information you need must be found on the internet. (must- can/ may)
126-When we arrived home, we saw that our lights have been left on. (have – had)
127-When a volcano disappears, it sends dust into the atmosphere. (disappears – erupts)
128-Ice at the Antarctic and the Arctic is freezing because of global warming. (melting)
129-Michael Crichton wrote a book about phonetic engineering. (phonetic – genetic)