Verbs & Phrasal Verbs
Modals
Wish/If Only
Causative Verbs
Split Infinitives
100

What is the Past Tense and Past Participle of the following verbs:

Look

Take

Be

Looked - Looked

Took - Taken

Was/Was - Been

100

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal.

I ___ go to Jessica's or stay home.

Might/May

100

What tense do we use for want?

Simple Past

100

Is the following sentence written correctly?

He got her signing the papers.

 No, he got her *to sign the papers

100

Is the following sentence correct?

He planned to instantly jump out of the car when the driver made that threat.

Yes, it is.

200

Is the phrasal verb used correctly?

Samantha carried on her backpack even though it was heavy.

It is incorrect because to carried on means to continue, not to carry something.

200

What is the percentage of possibility of the following modals:

Must

Could

Might

Must: 90%

Could: Anything less than 90% but more than 50%

Might: 50%

200

Is the following statement expressing a want, regret, or a complaint?

I wish I had eaten wings.

Regret

200

With the causative verb MAKE do we use a verb in base form or infinitive after it?

base form

My mom made us learn how to swim for our safety

200

Which adverb matches the following split infinitive best?

My school needs to ______ upgrade its security before another accident happens.

extremely - patiently - urgently - thoughtfully

Urgently

My school needs to urgently upgrade its security before another accident happens.

300

What is the meaning of the following phrasal verbs?

Dying out

Take after

Give up

To go extinct or die completely

To be similar to someone physically or behavior wise

To surrender or to stop doing something

300

State a sentence using the modal Must have.

I must have forgotten to clean the car yesterday and that's why it is still dirty.

300

State a regret using the verb pay

State a complaint using the verb study

If only I hadn't paid full price for the movie tickets.

I wish they wouldn't study all night without sleeping

300

Which causative verb is used when you allow/permit someone to do something?

Let

For example: I let him clean the house

300

Rewrite the sentence to include a split infinitive.

I propose looking for an escape before the cave collapses.

I propose to immediately look for an escape before the cave collapses.

400

Fill in the blanks of the following sentence with the correct phrasal verb and verb(proper tense). 

While we were waiting for the flight to ________, I ________ the kids ________ their plans for the weekend.

sold out, switch on, take off, deals in, blurt out

look, hear, take, go, want

While we were waiting for the flight to take off, I heard the kids blurt out their plans for the weekend.

400

Explain the difference between the following two sentences

I might buy new socks.

I might have bought new socks.

One states a 50% possibility of doing something in the future. While the other states a 50% possibility of had done something in the past.

400

Change the following sentences to make it into a complaint.

I wish we had eaten more before leaving Italy.

Complaint: I wish we would eat more before leaving Italy

400

State the structure for the causative verb get

Give me an example using the causative verb have and get

get + subject + infinitive

400

Use the following to make an affirmative sentence using a split infinitive:

Main verb - decide

Infinitive - leave

Adverb - quietly

The employee decided to quietly leave after he had been fired.

500

Make sentences using the following verb and phrasal verb:

Cast aside

Worked up

Deals in

Why did they cast aside their original plans and decide to go on a spontaneous trip instead?

Steven had worked up a lot of stress about the presentation even though he was well-prepared.

The store deals in high-quality electronics and offers a wide range of products from various brands.

500

Use couldn't have in a question form

Use ought to in the affirmative form

Use might have in the negative form



Couldn't you have warned me about the scary movie before we watched it?

I ought to stop smoking cigarettes because it is terrible for my health.

You might have not heard about the new movie release.

500

Write the following sentence in the wish/if only form.

Wish: We have no money.

Regret: I was nervous during my presentation

Complaint: Your shoes smell stinky.

If only we had money

I wish I hadn't gotten nervous during my presentation

I wish your shoes wouldn't smell stinky.

500

Using the causative verbs make, let, and have explain things companies do to their employees to improve their work.


Companies make their employees go to seminars to expand their knowledge.

Companies have their employees be reviewed on their performance to make sure its good.

Companies let their employees take vacations if that is what they want.

500

Use the following to make a negative sentence using a split infinitive:

Main verb - struggle

Infinitive - advance

Adverb - swiftly

Use the following to make a question using a split infinitive:

Main verb - fail

Infinitive - finish

Adverb - properly

I didn't struggle to swiftly advance through the rainforest.

Did you fail to properly finish the test?

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