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Examen práctico ** Anexo 2
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ANEXO 1
(EVALUACION TEÓRICA)
Preguntas
Complete the sentences using the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
When I returned to Waveton after, the High Street looked very different.
1 They had built (build) a lot of new houses near the river.
2 The old sweet shop had closed (close).
3 They had turned (turn) the street into a pedestrian area,
4 The traffic lights and zebra crossing had disappeared (disappear).
5 The butcher had not changed (not/change) at all.
6 A large new supermarket had opened (open) next to the bank.
7 The trees by the bank had grown (grow) taller.
Read the information about the text and put the verbs into the present simple passive.
THE MAKING OF A MORGAN: Every Morgan am orders (order) in advance and each one are build (build)
to the customer’s specifications. Body shop.- The first stage of production involves the construction of the
frames. The frames is makes (make) of wood, and they are put (put) together carefully by expert craftsmen.
Sheet metal shop.- This is where the panels of steel or aluminum am cut (cut) out. The sheet metal shop is
the main supplier for the assembly shop. New Assembly Shop. - This is where the wooden frame are bolt
(bolt) to the steel chassis. Afterwards the aluminum panels is attach (attach) to the frame. Then the wings,
bonnets and wheels are fit (fit) and the car are prepare (prepare) for painting. Chassis erection shop- Here
is where the engine are assemble (assemble) to the chassis – most of the engine that is uses (use) come
from Rover, Ford or BMW. This is also where the gear boxes and other parts are add (add) to the car. This
part of the process takes a day. Finishing shop. –Here the final operations is carries (carry) out. The leather
seats, electrical wiring, dashboard and windscreens am fit (fit) to the cars. Afterwards the cars are take
(take) for a road test. Despatch department- It is here that the cars am check (check) against a quality test.
Then they is cleans and polised (clean and polish) and are dispatch (dispatch) to the customers.
Put the verbs in brackets into the past perfect active or passive.
Elvis Presley was one of last year’s highest earner. When he died in 1977, Elvis’s financial affairs were in a
mess. The rights to all his records had sold (sell) to RCA Records in 1973 in a deal in which Elvis had paid
(pay) about $5 million and his manager had received (receive) $7 million. Elvis’s widow Priscilla decided to
keep their home, and to open it as a tourist attraction, even though she had advised (advise) to sell it. It was
a good move, and within a year, more than 300,000 visitors had visited (visit) Graceland, and today it
generates $15 million annually in admission fees alone.
Complete the dialogue by putting the verbs in brackets into the present perfect active or passive.
John: Are things different now?
Sara: Yes. What has happened is that the Sales and Marketing Department have turned (turn) into three
separate divisions – there is now an International Division, a UK Division, and a new office that have justed
(just/set up) in the US.
John: Is Peter still in charge?
Sara: No, they have made (make) him Senior Director, so he doesn’t have much to do with the department
now. Laura has promoted (promote) to Sales Director, so they all report directly to her. Ben Warner and
Katie Lang have put (put) in charge of the International Division and the UK Division.
John: Is Ken still there or they have sent (they/send) him to the US?
Sara: No, he’s still there- but he doesn’t get on with Laura, basically, so he has demoted (demote) to UK
Sales Assistant, and now he works for Katie. Obviously, he’s not very happy about it and he doesn’t think that
the company he has treated (treat) him fairly. I don’t expect he’ll stay long.