Causative
Passive Voice
Conditionals
Present, Past, Future
Reported Speech
100
You should have .................... a long time ago.
a. to repair your car
b. your car repaired
c. had your car repaired
c. had your car repaired
100
John gave a bar of chocolate to Jill (start with 'Jill').
Jill was given a bar of chocolate (by John).
100
If you _________ the photocopier off and off again, it sometimes works.
A. will turn 
B. turn
C. turned
B. turn
100
Tom never drove / has never driven a car because he’s not old enough.
has never driven
100
"You shouldn't go into the water," said the coast guard. (advise against)
The coast guard advised against going into the water.
200
I'm _______ by a local dressmaker.
a. having my dress made
b. getting to make my dress
c. having my dress make
d. making my dress
a. having my dress made
200
She'll show us the way. (Start with "We.")
We will be shown the way by her.
200
Complete the sentence.
If ____ late, can you turn everything off before you go?
A. you’ve worked
B. you’re working
C. you’ll work
B. you're working
200
I (learn) English for seven years now.
have been learning
200
"I'll go to France on holiday," said John. (decide)
John decided to go to France on holiday.
300
You should have _______ the engine.
a. a mechanic check
b. a mechanic to check
c. a mechanic checking
d. a mechanic to have checked
a. a mechanic check
300
Noise kept him awake. (Start with "He.")
He was kept awake by the noise.
300
Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
Paul drove too fast. Now he’s in trouble with the police.
A. If Paul hadn’t driven too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police.
B. If Paul didn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police.
C. If Paul hadn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t have been in trouble with the police.
A. If Paul hadn’t driven too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police.
300
As I (pass / want) my English exam successfully next year, I (study) harder this term.
As I want to pass my English exam successfully next year, I am going to study
300
"Watch out for the weak bridge," he said. (warn, using 'about')
He warned us about the weak bridge.
400
I think you don't see too well. Tell me, ................ (you/ever/test/your eyes)?
have you ever had your eyes tested
have you ever got your eyes tested?
400
I asked the question to David (start with 'the question').
The question was asked to David (by me).
400
Which sentence is correct?
A. If you remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
B. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
C. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t have been lost now.
B. If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.
400
Jessica ---- (never fall) in love until she ---- (meet) Ben two years ago.
had never fallen, met
400
"It's a great idea to go to the beach," said Maria. (recommend)
Maria recommended going to the beach.
500
She told me that she'd had ........................... with a titanium prosthesis.
a. replaced her hip
b. her hip replace
c. her hip replaced
c. her hip replaced
500
He has lent her the umbrella. (Start with "She.")
She has been lent the umbrella by him.
500
James is always lazy. He failed a test last week.
What would you say to him?
If you weren’t so lazy, you would have passed that test.
500
Tomorrow at around 7.30 pm, I ---- (drive) through America.
will be driving
500
"Okay, Keiko can go to the party," said Keiko's mum. (agree, using clause)
Keiko's mum agreed that Keiko could go to the party.