Simple present
Adjectives & Pronouns
Present perfect/Past simple
Correct/Incorrect
100

Which school subject...

a) prefers Jim?

b) does Jim prefer?

DOES JIM PREFER?

100

Which boy is ...

a) the tallest?

b) the taller?

THE TALLEST

100

Have you ever been to Paris?

a) No, ever

b) No, never

NEVER

100

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

She has met her husband 10 years ago. 

INCORRECT - She MET her husband ten years ago.

200

Kelly .... to the cinema on Saturdays.

a) always go

b) is always going

c) always goes

ALWAYS GOES

200

Whose are those shoes? They're...

a) my sisters

b) ours

c) of Tom

OURS

200

... football last weekend?

a) Did Henry play

b) Has Henry played

c) Did Henry played

DID HENRY PLAY

200

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

He has never been to Paris.

CORRECT

300

... Millie goes to school on foot.

a) seldom

b) always

c) sometimes

SOMETIMES

300

Have you got any pens? Yes, I've got...

a) two black ones

b) two black one

c) one black

TWO BLACK ONES

300

I have been a teacher ... 2008.

a) for

b) since

SINCE

300

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

Carry is gone to cut her hair.

INCORRECT

Carry is GOING to cut her hair.

400

What time ... dinner?

a) does Mary have

b) has Mary got

c) has Mary 

DOES MARY HAVE

400

Mark is ... the boys.

a) strong as the boys

b) so strong as the boys

c) as strong as the boys

AS strong AS the boys

400

Did you visit Russia last year?

a) No, I never went there.

b) No, I've never been there.

NO, I'VE NEVER BEEN THERE.

400

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

My mum were at the home all day.

INCORRECT

My mum was at home all day.

500

What ... on Sundays?

a) usually does Ken do

b) does Ken usually do?

c) does Ken do usually?

DOES KEN USUALLY DO

500

... don't like milk.

a) Some people

b) Anybody

c) Any people

SOME PEOPLE

500

Are you going to the supermarket? No, ...

1) I already went

2) I've already been

3) I didn't go


I'VE ALREADY BEEN

500

CORRECT OR INCORRECT?

I have been a football player since 9 years.

INCORRECT

I have been a teacher FOR 9 years.

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