Complete the question.
Where _____ you born?
Where were you born?
Write a reply question to show interest.
A: I went to a psychic yesterday.
B: _____?
A: I went to a psychic yesterday.
B: Did you?
Present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, or both? Finish the sentence.
How long _____ English? (you / learn)
How long have you been learning English?
What do we call people from the Netherlands?
The Dutch
I was really fed up because we _____ for hours. (queue)
I was really fed up because we had been queuing for hours.
Her dress was made _____ for her by a dressmaker.
A. specially
B. especially
A. Her dress was made specially for her by a dressmaker.
Future perfect or future continuous? Finish the sentence.
I eat two burgers every day. By the end of the month, I _____ (eat) 60 burgers.
I eat two burgers every day. By the end of the month, I'll have eaten 60 burgers.
Finish the sentence.
I'm going to buy a new motorbike as soon as _____.
(Example) I'm going to buy a new motorbike as soon as I save enough money.
What's an idiom that means 'not feeling very well'?

under the weather
(Example) I can't come to class because I'm feeling under the weather.
Complete the question with the correct form of the verb.
What _____ (make) you happy?
What makes you happy?
Complete the sentences using auxiliary verbs.
A: I didn't see you at the party. Why _____ you go?
B: I _____ go, but I left early.
A: I didn't see you at the party. Why didn't you go?
B: I did go, but I left early.
Present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, or both? Finish the sentence.
How many times _____ to Siem Reap? (you / go)
How many times have you gone to Siem Reap?
There are a lot of _____ nowadays.
A. unemployed
B. unemployed people
C. both
B. There are a lot of unemployed people nowadays.
After I _____ (pick up) my luggage, I _____ (take) a taxi to my hotel.
After I had picked up my luggage, I took a taxi to my hotel.
I didn't want to go, but _____ they persuaded me.
A. at the end
B. in the end
B. I didn't want to go, but in the end they persuaded me.
Rewrite the sentence using a different word than by.
We'll have finished class by September.
We'll have finished class in two weeks.
I'll be back home next week _____ my flight gets canceled.
A. in case
B. until
C. unless
D. as soon as
C. I'll be back home next week unless my flight gets canceled.
What does fond mean? Use it in a sentence.
fond = having warm feelings for something, especially something you have liked for a long time
(Example) I'm very fond of fried chicken.
Complete the question to show that you expect someone to agree with you.
_____ Angkor Wat amazing?
Isn't Angkor Wat amazing?
Write a reply question to show surprise, then say that you are different.
A: I don't like Blackpink.
B: _____? _____!
A: I don't like Blackpink.
B: Don't you? I do!
Present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, or both? Finish the sentence.
You're all wet! Has it _____? (rain)
You're all wet! Has it been raining?
Put the adjectives in the correct order.
He is a _____ man. (fat / short / British)
He is a short fat British man.
Make one sentence using two different past tenses.
The plane flew. There was some turbulence.
The plane was flying when there was some turbulence.
They are a little different, but _____ they are the same.
A. ideally
B. basically
C. gradually
D. especially
B. They are a little different, but basically they are the same.
Future perfect or future continuous? Finish the sentence.
By this time next year I _____ (graduate), and I _____ (look for) a job.
By this time next year I'll have graduated, and I'll be looking for a new job.
Write a sentence using the first conditional.
(Example) If you study, you will pass the test.
If + any present tense, + any future tense
Combine the sentences using so, such, so much / many, or such a.
There was a lot of traffic. I was late for class.
There was so much traffic that I was late for class.
Make the question indirect.
Do I need a visa?
(Example) Do you know if / whether I need a visa?
Write a reply question to show surprise.
A: I have a secret to tell you!
B: _____?
A: I have a secret to tell you!
B: Do you?
(We cannot say Have you? because have is the main verb in the sentence, and we ask reply questions with the auxiliary verb.)
Present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, or both? Finish the sentence.
I _____ (live) here for one year.
I have lived here for one year.
OR
I have been living here for one year.
(We can also use both tenses with work.)
Put the adjectives in the correct order.
She bought a _____ dress. (spotted / beautiful / silk / brand new)
She bought a beautiful brand new spotted silk dress.
1. beautiful (opinion)
2. brand new (age)
3. spotted (pattern)
4. silk (material)
Make one sentence using two different past tenses.
The men started fighting. Mr. Bean pinched one of their bottoms.
The men started fighting because / after Mr. Bean had pinched one of their bottoms.
Put the adverbs in the correct position.
It rained while we were in London. (surprisingly / hardly / last week)
Surprisingly, it hardly rained while we were in London last week.
Future perfect or future continuous? Finish the sentence.
A: Do you think you _____ still _____ (live) here in five years?
B: Probably. But I hope I _____ (buy) a villa by then.
A: Do you think you will still be living here in five years?
B: Probably. But I hope I'll have bought a villa by then.
Write a sentence using the zero conditional.
(Example) If you eat too much, you gain weight.
If + any present tense, + any present tense
Correct the comparative sentence.
The more you are late, the more he'll be angry.
The later you are, the angrier he'll be.
Make the question indirect.
What time do you go to bed?
(Example) Could you tell me what time you go to bed?
Fill in the blanks to say that you are the same.
A: I don't feel like cooking tonight.
B: _____. Should we go out for dinner? I'd love a steak.
A: _____. Let's go!
A: I don't feel like cooking tonight.
B: Neither do I. Should we go out for dinner? I'd love a steak.
A: So would I. Let's go!
Present perfect simple or present perfect continuous? Finish the sentence.
She _____ all day, but she _____. (study / finish / yet)
She has been studying all day, but she hasn't finished yet.
What is the correct adjective order?
1. O_____
2. S_____
3. A_____
4. S_____
5. C_____
6. P_____
7. O_____
8. M_____
1. Opinion
2. Size
3. Age
4. Shape
5. Color
6. Pattern
7. Origin
8. Material
Write a sentence using both the past perfect continuous and the past simple.
(Example) I had been waiting for an hour when you called me.
Put the adverbs in the correct position.
I thought both teams played (personally / well), but at the end of the day, I'd say England were better in the second half. (a bit / especially)
Personally, I thought both teams played well, but at the end of the day, I'd say England were a bit better, especially in the second half.
Write a sentence about something that you will have done by the end of the term.
(Example) By the end of the term, I will have passed GEP 9A.
Write a sentence using in case.
(Example) We are reviewing all of the grammar in case you see it on the test.
in case + any present tense
What do we call people from Laos?

The Laotians