Present and past in action
Complete the sentence:
“Look! The baby ___.”
(sleep)
“Look! The baby IS SLEEPING.”
Complete the sentence:
“I ___ never ___ sushi.”
(eat)
“I HAVE never EATEN sushi.”
Choose the correct word:
“There isn't ___ milk in the refrigerator.”
A) some
B) any
B) any
Complete the sentence:
“Students ___ wear a uniform at this school.”
“Students HAVE TO wear a uniform at this school.”
Choose the correct word:
“The children are playing ___.”
A) happy
B) happily
B) happily
Complete the sentence:
“I ___ dinner when my friend called me.”
(cook)
“I WAS COOKING dinner when my friend called me.”
Make a suggestion using could: “I'm bored this weekend.”
You could watch a movie / go out / visit a friend.
Choose the correct option:
“There are ___ apples on the table.”
A) much
B) many
B) many
Complete the sentence:
“I ___ finish this project today.”
“I NEED TO finish this project today.”
Complete the sentence with a phrase of place:
“The supermarket is ___ the bank and the library.”
“The supermarket is BETWEEN the bank and the library.”
Complete the sentence using when:
“I was walking home it started to rain.”
“I was walking home WHEN it started to rain.”
Complete the sentence:
“It is very cloudy. It ___ rain later.”
“It is very cloudy. It MAY/MIGHT rain later.”
Complete the sentence:
“I have ___ homework today.”
A) a lot of
B) many
A) a lot of
Add the correct tag question:
“You like pizza, ___?”
“You like pizza, DON'T YOU?”
Correct the sentence:
“She speaks English very good.”
“She speaks English very WELL.”
Complete the sentence using before or after:
“We went to bed (2) ___ we finished the movie. (1)”
“We went to bed AFTER we finished the movie.”
Complete the sentence:
“I ___ visit my grandparents next weekend, but I'm not sure yet.”
“I MAY/MIGHT visit my grandparents next weekend, but I'm not sure yet.”
Complete the question:
“___ water do you drink every day?”
“HOW MUCH water do you drink every day?”
Add the correct tag question:
“She isn't coming today, ___?”
“She isn't coming today, ISN'T SHE?”
Change the direct question into an indirect question:
“Where does your brother work?”
Start with: “Do you know…”
Do you know where your brother works?
Complete the story with the correct verb forms:
“While I ___ (walk) to school, I ___ (see) my friend. After we ___ (talk) for a few minutes, we ___ (continue) walking.”
“While I WAS WALKING to school, I SAW my friend. After we TALKED for a few minutes, we CONTINUED walking.”
Choose the sentence that correctly expresses a past experience:
A) I went to Paris three times.
B) I have been to Paris three times.
C) I was going to Paris three times.
D) I have gone to Paris three times yesterday.
B) I have been to Paris three times.
Complete the conversation:
A: “___ eggs do we need?”
B: “We don't need ___ eggs, but we need ___ milk.”
A: “HOW MANY eggs do we need?”
B: “We don't need ANY eggs, but we need SOME milk.”
Complete the indirect question:
“Can you tell me where ___?”
A) is the bank
B) the bank is
B) the bank is
Complete the sentence with the correct form:
“Could you tell me how ___ to the museum? It is ___ the post office, and my brother drives ___.”
(get / next to / careful)
“Could you tell me how TO GET to the museum? It is NEXT TO the post office, and my brother drives CAREFULLY.”