What tense is this?
After they had a baby, they didn't go out anymore.
Past tense.
100
What tense is this sentence?
If I don't exercise, I will gain weight.
Future.
100
Is the following noun a count or a non-count noun?
money
Non-count.
200
A gerund can be a(n) ___ or a(n) ___ in a sentence.
What is a subject or an object?
200
Change this verb to the present perfect continuous:
I eat
I have been eating
200
What tense is this?
As soon as I save enough money, I'll make a down payment.
Future.
200
What tense is this sentence?
If I get grouchy, tell me to take a nap.
Present.
200
Is "enough" in the correct place?
Her room is not enough clean.
No. Her room is not clean enough.
300
Change the infinitive to a negative gerund and form it all into a sentence:
To drink/water everyday/to dehydrate/you
Not drinking water everyday dehydrates you.
300
Form a question in the present perfect continuous:
Where/you/play
Where have you been playing?
300
Which is the main clause?
I started to feel sick as soon as I ate that lobster.
I started to feel sick.
300
What kind of verb phrase is in the main clause (imperative, simple present, or modal)?
If I call you, you should always pick up the phone.
Modal.
300
Choose the correct verb. Should much or many be in the blank?
There is/are too ___ cars on the street.
There are too many cars on the street.
400
Is the gerund in the following sentence a subject or an object?
He hates running because it makes him tired.
An object.
400
Form a question in the present perfect continuous:
How long/they/come/to ESL
How long have they been coming to ESL?
400
Combine the two sentences using a time clause and the time words in parentheses:
She was often in a bad mood. She took the bus to work. (when)
She was often in a bad mood when she took the bus to work.
400
Turn the following future real conditional sentence into a question:
If my son does not do his homework, I will punish him.
What will you do if your son does not do his homework?
or
If your son does not do his homework, what will you do?
400
Is the following a separable or non-separable phrasal verb?
put on
Separable.
500
Turn the subject-verb into a gerund:
They went to the movie after they ate dinner.
They went to the movie after eating dinner.
500
Form a sentence in the NEGATIVE present perfect continuous for repeated actions in the recent past:
You/work/on Tuesday nights/ESL began
You have not been working on Tuesday nights since ESL began.
500
Combine the sentences using time clauses. Use the words in parentheses:
First, they are going to save some money. Then they will repay their loans (after)
After they save some money, they will repay their loans.
500
Turn the following present real conditional statement into a question:
If you go to the beach, pack your bathing suit.
What should I pack if I go to the beach?
or
What do I pack if I go to the beach?
500
Create a sentence using an inseparable phrasal verb.