MUSIC: EXACT WORD
FEELINGS & PERFORMANCE
PERFECT TENSES
GRAMMAR TRAPS
POTPOURRI
100

The people who watch a concert are the ______.

audience

100

You are afraid before going on stage. You feel ______.

scared

100

Complete:
“I ______ finished my homework.”

have

100

Complete the tag:
“You like music, ______?”


don’t you?

100

What is the opposite of easy?

difficult / hard

200

The words of a song are called the ______.

lyrics

200

You make a mistake in front of everyone. You feel ______.

embarrassed

200

Complete:
“She ______ been practising for two hours.”


has

200

Complete the tag:
“She isn’t tired, ______?”


is she?

200

What is the past tense of teach?


taught

300

Complete: “The band is going on ______ this summer and will play in ten cities.”

 tour

300

Choose the correct word:
“She is always expecting bad things to happen.”
pessimistic / content / sympathetic

pessimistic

300

Choose the correct form:
“I ______ three songs today.”
have written / have been writing


have written

300

Choose the correct form:
“My lesson ______ at 4:00 tomorrow.”
is starting / has started


is starting

300

Which word does NOT belong?
friendly — patient — honest — hungry

hungry

400

Complete: “The concert ______ ______ very quickly, so we couldn’t buy tickets.”

sold out

400

Choose the correct form:
“He felt ______ when he forgot the words.”
embarrassed / embarrassment


embarrassed

400

Choose the correct form:
“I ______ this song all morning.”
have practised / have been practising


have been practising

400

Complete:
“I ______ spend a lot of time playing outside when I was younger.”


used to

400

Correct the sentence:
“She can sings very well.”


She can sing very well.

500

What is the difference between a lead singer and a support band?

The lead singer is the main singer; the support band performs before the main artist/band.

500

Complete with two different words:
“Before the concert she felt ______, but after it went well she felt ______.”


Possible answer: scared / content

500

Complete both:
“He ______ been studying all afternoon, but he ______ finished yet.”


has / hasn’t

500

Choose the correct answer:
“You ______ come tomorrow if you are busy.”
mustn’t / don’t have to


don’t have to

500

Complete the second conditional:
“If I ______ more free time, I would learn another language.”


had

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