English, 28.11.2021 14:00 kukisbae

Put the verbs into present simple or present continuous and active or passive forms. 1. Today’s teens ... (become) interested in unusual leisure activities these days.
2. Beekeeping ... (do) by Claire who have four beehives.
3. The teens ... (spend) less time with friends in person. They should ... (share) their
activities and interests.
4. The emotional intelligence test ... (measure) your ability to know and manage your own
emotions. As well as, others' emotions ... (identify) and ... (manage).
5. A: ... English movie clubs ... (run) at many schools?
B: Yes, they are. Nowadays, schools ... (pay) attention to organizing different clubs.
6. A: What ... (need) in the photography club?
B: At least, students should ... (bring) a digital camera.

Choose correct prepositions.
in for at of to with on between about at
1. Teens are happy ... engaging in leisure activities.
2. What are the researchers talking ... ?
3. Being emotionally intelligent depends ... your ability to manage your own emotions.
4. I’m thinking ... running the school anime club.
5. Today’s teenagers are able to accept their responsibilities ... solving problems.
6. The advantage ... being mentally healthy is to maintain wellbeing.
7. These days, teenagers are having a positive attitude ... social media.
8. Differences ... recognizing and managing emotions are identified.
9. Researchers are concentrating ... the behaviour of today’s teens and emotional wellbeing.
10. A: Was she surprised that she won the plane ticket?
B: Of course. She was really amazed ... winning the ticket.

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