1. AUXILIARY VERBS
Clue: Complete the sentence:
“She ___ like coffee.”
Answer: doesn't
Clue: Complete:
“She usually ___ (walk) to work.”
Answer: walks
Clue: Complete:
“I ___ (visit) London last year.”
Answer: visited
Clue: Complete:
“I have lived here ___ five years.”
Answer: for
Clue: Change to passive:
“People speak English all over the world.”
Answer: English is spoken all over the world.
Clue: Choose the correct auxiliary:
“___ you work on weekends?”
Answer: Do
Clue: Complete:
“Look! The children ___ (play) outside.”
Answer: are playing
Clue: Complete:
“She ___ never ___ (try) sushi.”
Answer: has / tried
Clue: Complete:
“She has worked here ___ 2022.”
Answer: since
Clue: Complete:
“The car ___ (make) in Germany.”
Answer: was made
Clue: Complete the question:
“___ he studying right now?”
Answer: Is
Clue: Which tense describes something happening right now?
Answer: Present Continuous
Clue: Which tense do we normally use with a finished time such as “yesterday” or “last week”?
Answer: Simple Past
Clue: Which one refers to a period of time: FOR or SINCE?
Answer: FOR
Clue: What is the basic structure of the passive voice?
Answer: Subject + be + past participle
Clue: Complete the sentence:
“They ___ not finished their homework yet.”
Answer: have
Clue: Choose the correct option:
“I ___ coffee every morning, but today I ___ tea.”
Answer: drink / am drinking
Clue: Choose the correct option:
“Have you ever ___ to Canada?”
A) went
B) been
C) go
Answer: B) been
Clue: Complete:
“We have known each other ___ we were children.”
Answer: since
Clue: Change to passive:
“They built the house in 1995.”
Answer: The house was built in 1995.
Clue: Correct the sentence:
“Did you went to the party?”
Answer: Did you go to the party?
Clue: Correct the sentence:
“I am usually going to the gym on Mondays.”
Answer: I usually go to the gym on Mondays.
Clue: Correct the sentence:
“I have seen that movie yesterday.”
Answer: I saw that movie yesterday.
Clue: Correct the sentence:
“He has been married since ten years.”
Answer: He has been married for ten years.
Clue: Change to passive:
“Someone has stolen my phone.”
Answer: My phone has been stolen.