Grammar 1
Vocabulary/
Pronunciation
Pronunciation
Grammar 2
Miscellanous 2
100
Make a simple past tense affirmative statement with:
They / eat / pizza / yesterday
They ate pizza yesterday.
100
Choose the word with a different sound.
Fear
We're
Near
Bear
bear
100
Change this sentence into passive voice:
Charles Dickens wrote this book.
This book was written by Charles Dickens.
100
What is she doing? 
She is cooking.
200
Complete the sentence:
I borrowed her laptop, because ___ was broken.
I borrowed her laptop, because mine was broken.
200
What is the opposite?
Get off (train)
Get in
200
Complete the sentence:
If I won the lottery, I ________ buy a new car.
If I won the lottery, I would buy a new car.
200
Complete the sentence:
The telephone _______ (invent) by Alexander Graham Bell.
The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.
300
I ___________ my friends this weekend.
might see or see
I might see my friends this weekend.
300
Complete with say or tell.
He always _________ hello to me.
says
300
Show agreement.
A: I have never been to Spain.
B:____________
B: Neither have I.
or
I haven't either.
300
Change this sentence into reported speech:
"I have not listen to this song".
He/she said that he/she had not listen to that song.
400
What ________________they eat for lunch yesterday?
have they eaten / did
What did they eat for lunch yesterday?
400
Choose the word with a different sound.
luggage
rugby
summer
put
put
400
Complete the question.
Where _______________ you _______________ (used to) live when you were a child?
Where did you use to live when you were a child?
400
Complete the sentence:
If I study, I _____________ pass the test.
If I study, I will pass the test.
500
Complete the sentence with one word.
I've worked here ____________ 4 years.
I've worked here for 4 years.
500
Which word does not belong to the group:
-try on -turn down -take off -put on
Turn down
500
Complete the sentence:
Mary asked us if we ________________ (want) to go out.
Mary asked us if we wanted to go out.
500
Complete the sentence, use past perfect.
When they arrived, we _________ (start/already) cooking.
When they arrived, we had already started cooking.