PRETEST FOR MIDTERM AND FINAL

ITS TIME TO PRACTICE PRESENT PERFECT!

Direction 1: underline the correct form of the verb in these sentences! No 1 has been done for you.

1. Did you read/have you read the case notes yet?

2. The first time we met/ ve met was three years ago.
3. I saw/ ve seen you six times this year.
4. When have you started/ did you start having this disease?
5. I havent had/ didnt have hallucinations since last year.
6. I just finished/ ve finished all the tablets you gave me.
7. I didnt finish/ havent finished taking your pulse.
8. Have you taken/ Did you taken your medication yesterday.
9. I knew/ ve known Dr Black for over ten years now.
10. I ve been/am for 2 hours.

Direction 2: read each sentence. If it is correct, write a tick. If there is a mistake you have to correct
it. No 1 has been done for you.

1. The patient has taken an overdose last night. took

2. Have you ever had hallucination?
3. How many different doctor have you saw?
4. She has visited many different therapist in her life.
5. The doctor saw the same things many times before.

LETS PRACTICE NOW CONDITIONAL SENTENCES!!

Direction 1: complete these sentences using zero or first conditional.

1. If you explain the problem to sister, she (tell) you what to do.
2. When you have anaesthetic, it (stop) you feeling pain.
3. If I have time this evening, I (help) you with your homework.
4. You (have) a fever if your temperature (be) over 37.5o c.
5. If you (take) a sleeping pill before you go to bed, you (sleep) well tonight.

Direction 2: underline the correct form of the verb in each sentence.

1. If we do/ ll do a blood test, well find out whats wrong with you.
2. Well tell you the results of the test when you phone/ ll phone.
3. When you arrive/ ll arrive at the hospital, well give you a blood test.
4. If we wont have/ dont have the right blood for tranfusion, the patient will die.
5. If the bleeding will stop/stops, he wont need/doesnt need a transfusion.
6. The treatment doesnt work/ wont work unless she stops smoking.
 7. We give/ ll give Mr Perry a blood test when he comes/ ll come tomorrow.
8. If you wont feel/dont feel better tomorrow , well do/do some more test.
9. He dies/will dies if we gives/ll give him the wrong blood.

ITS TIME TO PRACTICE PASSIVE VOICE!!!

DIRECTION ONE: Complete the sentences using present passive.

1. The dressings are changed (change) daily.

2. Tumours (show up) by a CT scan.
3. Staff can (contact) using your pager if there is an emergency.
4. Brain function (record) on this chart.
5. The patients heart rate and blood pressure (monitor) all the time.
6. A person with hypothermia must not (warm up) too quickly.

DIRECTION TWO: rewrite these active sentences using past passive!

1. We tested her blood yesterday. Her blood was tested yesterday.
2. the test indicated a dust allergy.
3. A heart attack killed Mr Bob.
4. They recorded her heart rate at 18 bpm.
5. Paramedics gave him the man CPR.
6. We sent sample tissue to the laboratory.