Passive
Present Perfect Progressive vs Present Perfect
Conditionals
Mixed Tenses
Modal verbs
100

Change the sentence into the passive.

  1. People make chocolate from cocoa beans.

1. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans.

100

Choose the better form:

They ____________ three emails today. (write)

A) have written
B) have have been writing

A) have written
100

Complete the first conditional: 

If it rains, we ____ (stay) at home.

will stay

100

Choose the correct form: 

Look at those clouds! It ____ rain.

is going to

100

Name the substitute!

can → ________

must → ________

may → ________

should in the past → ________

can → be able to

must → have to

may → be allowed to

should in the past → should have + past participle

200

Change the sentence into the passive.

  1. Someone stole my bike yesterday.

1. My bike was stolen yesterday.

200

Complete the sentence:

They ____ (study) for the test all evening, so they need a break now.

have been studying

200

Complete the second conditional:

If I ____ (be) more confident, I would speak in public more often.

were

200

Complete the sentence:

While I ____ (walk) home yesterday, I ____ (see) an old friend.

While I was walking home yesterday, I saw an old friend.

200

Choose the Correct Tense:

1. Last weekend, they ________ go to bed late. (may)

1. were allowed to

300

Choose Present or Past Passive:

1. The windows ______ cleaned every Friday.

2. The Mona Lisa ______ painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

1. are cleaned

2. was painted

300

Choose the sentence that focuses on completion rather than duration:

A) She has been writing her essay.
B) She has written her essay.

B) She has written her essay.

300

Complete the third conditional:

If they ____ (leave) earlier, they wouldn’t have missed the train.

had left

300

Complete the sentence: 

I ____ (call) him three times this week, and now I ____ (wait) for his reply.

I have called him three times this week, and now I am waiting for his reply.

300

Correct the sentence:

He hasn’t be able to play football for weeks.

He hasn’t been able to play football for weeks.

400

Find the Mistake!

1. The books was written in 1998.

2. Rice are grown in China.

 

1. The books were written in 1998.

2. Rice is grown in China.

400

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb.

1. I _________ this book for an hour. (read)

2. The students ___ just _______ the test. (finish)

1. have been reading

2. have just finished

400

Identify the conditional type: 

If you studied harder, you would get better marks.

second conditional

400

Complete the sentence: 

They ____ (work) in the garden for two hours, and they still ____ (work).

They have been working in the garden for two hours, and they still are working.

400

What’s the Original Modal?

1. I had to help my parents yesterday.

2. She will be able to swim next year.

3. We weren’t allowed to enter the museum.

1. must

2. can

3. may

500

Make a Passive Sentence!

1. the first telephone / invent / by Alexander Graham Bell

2. cars / produce / in Germany

1. The first telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.

2. Cars are produced in Germany.

500

Complete the sentences with the present perfect or present perfect progressive. 

1. We _______ the kitchen yet, so it is still messy. (clean)

2. The baby __________ since 8 o’clock. (sleep)
 

1. haven't cleaned

2. has been sleeping

500

Correct the error:

If she would have listened, she wouldn’t make that mistake.

If she had listened, she wouldn’t have made that mistake.

500

Complete the sentences: 

She ____ (study) for the test since 4 o’clock. She ____ (take) a short break now. I’m sure she ____ (do) well tomorrow.

She has been studying for the test since 4 o'clock. She is tasking a short break now. I'm sure she will do well tomorrow.

500

Make a full sentence using the correct substitute.

1. The children _________ swim in the lake yesterday because it was dangerous. (may)

2. Tomorrow, we ________ wear our school uniforms because it is sports day. (must)

1. were not allowed to

2. won’t have to

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