Tenses
Choose the correct tense:
I (eat) ___ breakfast when the phone rang.
was eating
Complete with can or could:
When I was younger, I ___ run 5 km easily.
could
First conditional:
If it rains, we ___ (stay) at home.
will stay
Choose the correct form:
I enjoy ___ (cook).
cooking
Make it passive:
They clean the classroom every day.
The classroom is cleaned every day.
Choose present simple or present continuous:
She (study) ___ at the moment but usually (go) ___ out in the evenings.
is studying / goes
Rewrite using a modal:
It’s necessary to wear a helmet.
You must/have to wear a helmet.
Complete the second conditional:
If I had more time, I ___ (travel) the world.
would travel
Choose gerund or infinitive:
I decided ___ (leave) early.
to leave
Use a relative clause:
That’s the girl. She lives next door.
That’s the girl who lives next door.
Correct the mistake:
I am knowing the answer.
I know the answer.
Choose the correct modal:
She isn’t here. She ___ be sick.
might/must
Complete the third conditional:
If she had studied, she ___ (pass) the exam.
would have passed
Find the mistake:
She suggested to go to the cinema.
suggested going
Report this question:
“What time is it?” she asked.
She asked what time it was.
Choose past simple, past continuous, or past perfect:
When I got to the station, the train (leave) ___.
had left
Choose the correct modal:
You look tired. You ___ go to bed earlier.
should/ought to
Choose the correct time clause:
I’ll call you when I ___ (get) home.
get
Choose the correct form:
I want ___ (travel) the world.
to travel
Add a question tag:
You’re coming to the party, ___?
aren’t you?
Complete with present perfect or present perfect continuous:
I (read) ___ this book for hours but I (not finish) ___ it yet.
have been reading / haven’t finished
Rewrite using a modal:
It’s not allowed to smoke here.
You mustn’t smoke here.
Choose the correct conditional:
If I ___ you, I wouldn’t do that.
were
Choose gerund or infinitive:
They avoided ___ (talk) about the problem.
talking
Change to indirect speech:
“I’ve never been to Paris,” he said.
He said he had never been to Paris.