GRAMMAR
VOCAB
TRANSFORMATION
PHRASAL VERBS
MODAL VERBS
100

Use the 1st Conditional to complete these sentence

  1. If it ________ (rain) tomorrow, we ________ (stay) at home.

  2. If you ________ (study) for the exam, you ________ (pass) it.


1. If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.

2. If you study for the exam, you will pass it.

100

what people think of someone or something based on what has happened in the past

Providing a service or work without receiving money

 Someone who steals goods from a shop

REPUTATION

VOLUNTARY

SHOPLIFTER

100

Transform these words using the correct prefixes


She’s treated with _____ (respect) and some of

the students call her names.


Many have the ____ (fortune) of living in

areas where there is gang warfare.

DISRESPECT

MISFORTUNE

100

Do something wrong and not be punished for it

Think of an idea or suggestion 

Find the time to do something

GET AWAY WITH

COME UP WITH

GET ROUND TO

100

1) We use it to talk about a rule, or something that is necessary to do

2) We use it to give someone permission to do something.

1) MUST

2) CAN 

200

Use the 2nd Conditional to complete these sentences:

1. Ted _____ (be) happier if he _____ (live) in a hot country

2. If she ________ (be) rich, she ________ (travel) around the world.



1. Ted would be happier if he lived in a hot country

2. If she were rich, she would travel around the world


200

A small amount of something that shows what the rest is like. You can try it or test it.

A short and easy-to-remember phrase used to advertise

Planned activities with a specific goal like selling a product

FREE SAMPLES

SLOGAN

CAMPAIGN

200

Replace the words in italics with the correct noun suffixes.

I was surprised by her react when I told her we were moving house. 

I was surprised by her reaction when I told her we were moving house.


200

Choose the right answer

1) If you go through with a job application, you are..

 a) doing something difficult or unpleasant which you planned 

 b) supporting an idea or agreeing with someone's opinion

A) doing something difficult or unpleasant which you planned

200

Choose the right modal verb

If you are under 16 years old, you ___ vote.

A) mustn't  

B) can't

C) don't have to

B) can't

300

Which conditionals would you use for these situations? Write sentences using them.

1. It is going to rain this afternoon and you have plans to go to the park. 

2. You could live anywhere in the world.


1. if it rains this afternoon, we won't go to the park

2. If I could live anywhere in the world, I would live in (city)

300

Use the words that describe amounts to rewrite this sentence:

They got many new followers with that slogan

They got a whopping 10k new followers with that slogan

They got a significant amount of new followers with that slogan

300

I don't have enough money, so I can't buy that jacket.
(WOULD)
 

→ If I had enough money, I would buy that jacket.

300

Complete the sentences 

1) I hate exams! I just want to ___ them ____ ____ so I can enjoy my break. 

2) The letter ___ __ for 17 more pages. Front and back.

1) I hate exams! I just want to get them over with so I can enjoy my break.

2) The letter went on for 17 more pages. Front and back.

300

Rewrite the sentences

1) You absolutely need to tidy your room today!

2) You are allowed to open a bank account when you get a job.

3) It is not necessary to bring anything to the party.

1) You must tidy your room today

2) You can open a bank account when you get a job

3) You don't have to bring anything to the party.

400

Write sentences with have/get something done about these situations:

  • Your house is dirty before a party. You pay someone to clean it.
  • Your hair is too long. You go to the hairdresser tomorrow
  • You bought a new washing machine. A technician installs it.
  • I’m going to have/get my house cleaned before the party.
  • I’m going to have/get my hair cut tomorrow.
  • I had/got my washing machine installed by a technician.
400

Using machines to create a product

A person or company who sells goods to people in a shop

MANUFACTURE

RETAILERS

400

I last saw Maria two months ago.
(FOR)

I have not seen Maria for two months

400

Choose the right answer

If I have an argument with a friend and we don't talk anymore, I..

A) fell out with her  B) put up with her  C) come off the friendship 

 A) fell out with her.

400

Choose the correct option

1) You mustn't / don't have to cheat in your tests.

2) Sarah has to / can have desserts after dinner. 

3) Students must / may bring a small bottle of water into the exam, if they wish.

1) MUSTN'T

2) CAN

3) MAY

500

Rewrite the sentences using the words given. Do not change the meaning. Use passive voive andreported speech.

“Someone stole my car last night,” Sarah said.

“They will give all the students their exam results next week,” the professor said.

“They will publish the article next month,” the journalist told me. (use the word PUBLISHED)

Sarah said that her car had been stolen the night before.

The professor said that all the students would be given their exam results the following week.  

The journalist told me that the article would be published the following month 

500

Choose the correct verb:

"Im never going to get all this work done by tomorrow!", he exclaimed/sighed


He exclaimed



500

This is the most interesting book I've ever read.
(NEVER)

I have never read such an interesting book

500

Rewrite the sentences with the correct phrasal verb 

1) Messi is mentioned whenever people talk about football.

2) I've been taking care of my grandfather for 2 months.

3) I really admire my aunt. She is very happy and succesful. 

1) Messi comes up whenever people talk about football. 

2) I've been looking after my grandfather for 2 months. 

3) I look up to my aunt. She is very happy and succesful. 

500

Difference in meaning

1) You must cross the street at this crosswalk. / You can cross the street at this crosswalk.

2) You have to be quiet at the cinema / You must be quiet at the cinema.

3) Students don't have to pay for the copies / Students mustn't pay for the copies.

1) rule vs permission

2) obligation imposed by the speaker vs rule by the cinema

3) they can if they want to vs they are prohibited to 

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