Complete: “My birthday is ___ July.”Which of the following sentences correctly orders the adjectives that describe the noun?
in
Replace the name with a subject pronoun: “Maria is my teacher.”
She is my teacher.
Complete to express ability: “I ___ swim very well.”
can
What is the past participle of go?
gone
What is the past simple of buy?
bought
Complete: “The keys are ___ the table.”
on
Complete with an object pronoun: “I love my parents. I call ___ every day.”
them
Complete to express a strong obligation or rule: “You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car.”
must
What is the past participle of eat?
eaten
Complete: “Yesterday I ___ (see) a great movie.”
saw
Complete both blanks: “I’ll meet you ___ 7 o’clock ___ the bus stop.”
at, at
Complete with a possessive pronoun: “That car belongs to us. It’s ___.”
ours
Complete to give advice: “You look tired. You ___ go to bed early.”
should
Give the past participles of write and choose.
written, chosen
Give the past simple of teach, catch and think.
taught, caught, thought
Complete: “I have class ___ the morning, but ___ Monday morning I’m free.”
in, on.
Complete with a reflexive pronoun: “He cut ___ while he was cooking.”
himself
Complete to say something is not necessary: “Tomorrow is Sunday, so you ___ get up early.”
don’t have to
Complete: “Have you ever ___ (fly) in a helicopter?”
flown
Complete: “She ___ (begin) the race well, but she ___ (fall) halfway.”
began, fell
Complete and explain the difference: “She’s ___ the bus, but he’s ___ the car.”
on, in
Correct the sentence and explain the mistake: “Me and him went to the store.”
He and I went to the store.
Complete with a logical deduction about the past: “The ground is wet. It ___ rained last night.”
must have rained
Complete: “When we woke up, the sun had already ___ (rise) and the birds had ___ (sing) for hours.”
risen, sung
Give the past simple of forbid, seek and bear.
forbade, sought, bore