Other grammar
I _______ (always or never) do my homework. That is why the teacher gave me a zero.
never
He ________English at school 3 years ago
a) taught
b) teached
c) tought
a) taught
what's the opposite of slowly?
fast
Yes, I did my homework
Did you do your homework?
He doesn’t have _______ money.
a. every
b. any
c. no
b. any
________ Joshua ________ (work) in his parents’ shop next summer?
a. does_____work
b. is______working
c. is______going to work
c. is______going to work
What are the past simple and the past perfect forms of "drink"?
drank/have drunk
I’m taller ________ my brother
than
Yes, I have always been on time.
Have you always been on time?
'How much coffee do you drink?'
'Quite a______'
lot
I enjoy ________ (to bake) and I want ________ (to be) a baker in the future.
(Put the verbs in the brackets in either the gerund or the infinitive form)
baking/to be
He________ (not ask) for a cappuccino – he asked for a latte.
didn't ask
Please drive careful / carefully.
carefully
I need to cut some paper.
What do you need?/What do you need to do?
Put a _________ pepper in the soup.
a. little
b. few
c. some
a. little
I ________ sing, but I can play the guitar.
(use a modal verb of ability)
can't
Where ________ (be) he yesterday morning?
a)did
b)was
c) has he been
b)was
The race started. Jake ran ________ (fast/superlative)
the fastest
My niece Amina has been to Morocco before.
Where has your niece Amina been?
How much/ many cups of tea do you drink each day?
many
He has an exam tomorrow, so he ________ (study). (use a modal verb of necessity)
needs to
I ________ (not be) to Egypt. Is it nice?
have not (haven't) been
Jana sang __________ than the other contestants (beautiful/comparative)
more beautifully
They have been there for hours.
How long have they been there?
‘I’m hungry.’ ‘Do you want __________ apples?’
some