The Great Outdoors
Conditionals
Verb Tenses
Countable & Uncountable
Comparisons
100
Which season is shown in the following picture?
Autumn / Fall.
100
If it ___ (rain) tomorrow, I ___ (take) an umbrella.
A. rains / will take
B. rained / would take
C. will rain / take
If it rains tomorrow, I will take an umbrella.
100
Right now, Maria ___ (read) a book in the library.
Right now, Maria is reading a book in the library.
100
Choose between some or any.
I have ___ apples in my bag.
I have some apples in my bag.
100
Select which two answers are correct from the following:
Life in the city is ______ than life in the village.
A.) Noisier
B.) Quieter
C.) Busier
D.) Safer
A.) Noisier & C.) Busier
200
What are the people doing in the picture? Which season is it?
They are playing volleyball at the beach in summer.
200
If I ___ (have) more free time, I ___ (learn) a new language.
A. have / will learn
B. had / would learn
C. had / will learn
If I had more free time, I would learn a new language.
200
While I ___ (walk) to school, it suddenly ___ (start) to rain.
While I was walking to school, it suddenly started to rain.
200
Choose between some or any.
We don’t have ___ sugar left.
We don’t have any sugar left.
200
Select which answers are correct from the following:
Summer is much ______ than winter, and the trees are ______, too.
A.) Colder, smaller
B.) Hotter, smaller.
C.) Warmer, fuller
D.) Cooler, greener.
C.) Warmer, fuller
300
What is happening in this photo? What season is it? 
The people are hiking a mountain in winter.
300
If I ___ (study) harder last year, I ___ (know) more now.
A. studied / know
B. had studied / would know
C. studied / would know
If I had studied harder last year, I would more now.
300
Yesterday, I ___ (see) a fox in the forest, and now I ___ (think) about it all the time.
Yesterday, I saw the fox in the forest, and now I think about it all the time.
300
Choose between some or any.
There isn’t _____ milk in the fridge.
There isn’t any milk in the fridge.
300
Running is ___ than swimming for me.
A.) tiring
B.) most tiring
C.) more tiring
D.) tiringest
C.) more tiring
400
What is happening in this photo? What season is it?
The bears are crossing the river in spring.
400
If the students ___ (finish) their homework earlier, they ___ (watch) the movie yesterday.
A. finished / watched
B. had finished / would have watched
C. finished / would have watched
If the students had finished their homework earlier, they would have watched the movie yesterday.
400
By the time I arrived at the park, the birds ___ (fly) south, and the squirrels already ___ (store) their nuts.
By the time I arrived at the park, the birds had flown south, and the squirrels already had stored their nuts.
400
Choose between some or any.
We don't have ___ flour to make the cake, but luckily we do have ___ butter.
We don't have any four to make the cake, but luckily we do have some butter.
400
Choose the correct sentence:
A.) This problem is more harder than the last one.
B.) This problem is hardest than the last one.
C.) This problem is harder than the last one.
D.) This problem is the more hard one than last.
C.) This problem is harder than the last one.
500
Each member of each group must write one sentences about The Great Outdoors. You all have 3 minutes.
Each group reads.
500
If I ___ (be) more careful yesterday, I ___ (not break) my phone this morning.
If I had been more careful yesterday, I would not have broken my phone this morning.
500
When I arrived at the park yesterday, the children ___ (finish) their game, some parents ___ (talk) quietly, and the dogs ___ (run) around happily.
When I arrived at the park yesterday, the children had finished their game, some parents were talking quietly, and the dogs were running around happily.”
500
Choose the correct sentence:
A. I have few friends and little free time.
B. I have little friends and few free time.
C. I have few friends and few free time.
D. I have little friends and little free time.
A.) I have few friends and little free time.
500
Each group has 2 minutes to write down as many similarities and differences as they can between a town and a city. The team with the most combined wins.
Each group reads out their answers, and then we count how many each had.