Past Tenses
Yesterday I _____ (watch) a film.
watched
I have lived here _____ 2022.
Since
You _____ wear a seatbelt in a car.
must
I think France _____ win.
will
Indefinite Pronouns
There is _____ in the classroom.
nobody/ no one
I _____ (do) my homework when my friend called.
was doing
She has studied English _____ three years.
for
It looks cloudy. It _____ rain later.
might/may
We don’t have any plans, so we _____ stay at home tonight.
are going to / will stay
Passive Voice
People speak English all over the world.
English is spoken all over the world.
I was walking home when / while it started to rain.
when
“_____ have you known your best friend?”
How long
When I was five, I _____ swim very well.
couldn’t
At 9 p.m. tonight, I _____ (study).
will be studying
First Conditional
If it rains tomorrow, we _____ at home.
will stay
While we _____ (play) football, it _____ (start) raining.
were playing, it started
I have _____ finished my homework.
(a) yet
(b) just
(c) since
Just
Correct the sentence:
“You mustn’t to use your phone in class.”
Will or Going To?
“I’ve bought the ingredients. I _____ make a cake tomorrow.”
am going to
Second Conditional
If I _____ rich, I would travel the world.
were
Correct:
“While I watched TV, my mum was cooking dinner.”
While I was watching TV, my mum was cooking dinner.
yet, just, already
You _____ study harder if you want better marks.
should
Future Continuous:
This time next week we _____ (fly) to Italy.
will be flying
Third Conditional
If she had studied more, she _____ the exam.
would have passed