Quantifiers
Choose much, many,some to complete each sentence:
We haven't got _____ petrol. We need to stop and get some.
a.much
b.many
c.some
a.much
petrol is uncountable
Choose the correct option for each gap below:
September is the ____(good) month of the year for us.
a) better
b)best
c)gooder
b)best
the best - superlative form
Choose be going to or present continuous to complete the sentences:
The film ______(start)at 5 p.m.
a)is starting
b)is going to start
a)is starting
(fixed time, plan and arrangement)
Choose GERUND or INFINITIVE form to complete the sentences:
Which place in your country do you enjoy_____(visit)?
a) visiting
b) to visit
a) visiting
like=enjoy +ing
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentences:
I _____(take) a shower, _____(brush)my teeth and _____(drink) coffee.
a) have taken/brushed/drank
b) took/brushed/drank
c)have taken/have brushed/have drank
b) took/brushed/drank
past actions going one by one
We had ________ rain last autumn.
a.a lot of/much
b.a lots of/much
c.lots of/many
We had ________ rain last autumn.
a.a lot of/much
rain is uncountable
Choose be going to or present continuous to complete the sentences:
Look! That car has a flat tire and it _____(crash)!
a)is crashing
b)is going to crash
b)is going to crash
(prediction we see the evidence- flat tire)
Choose GERUND or INFINITIVE form to complete the sentences:
David would like ____(live) in another country but he doesn't know where.
a) living
b) to live
b) to live
would like=want +to V
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentences:
'____you___painting the bedroom yet?' 'Not yet. I'll finish it tomorrow.'
a) have finished
b) finished
a) have finished
experience
Choose the correct form:
Don't worry, we have ______ ( time)____.
a.time enough
b. enough time
b. enough time
enough is adj here
Choose the correct option for each gap below:
She seems _______ (happy) since she got divorced.
a.happier
b.the happiest
c.as happier as
a.happier
(we compare before and now)
Choose be going to or present continuous to complete the sentences:
I_____(have) my party on Saturday 25th of January at the club. Would you like to come?
I'm having my party on Saturday 25th of January at the club. Would you like to come?
(arrangements and plans- on Saturday 25th of January)
Read the sentence and choose GERUND or INFINITIVE to use:
They decided ______(move) to Los Angeles.
They decided to move to Los Angeles.
plans/mental activities + to V1
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentences:
A: I ______ to China this year. B: When ______ there?
a.have been / have you been
b.have been / did you go
c.was / have you gone
b.have been / did you go
experience/asking about specific information
Read the sentence and choose any correct/possible forms(much, many, little, few, some, any,enough, a lot of/lots of):
There were only ______ people at the party.
some/few/many
Choose the correct option for each gap below:
You look less (thin) than the last time I saw you.
You look less thin than the last time I saw you.
less+zero form
Choose be going to or present continuous to complete the sentences:
I ___(see) the dentist at 6 tomorrow.
Look at the clouds! It is going to rain.
I'm seeing the dentist at 6 tomorrow.
(plan or arrangement)
Read the sentence and choose GERUND or INFINITIVE to use:
I have_____(pass) my driving test to get the job.
I have to pass my driving test to get the job.
modal "need to/have to"+V1
Read the sentence and put verbs in correct Tense:
Bennet is my best friend. I ____(meet) him at school, and we ____(be) friends for 50 years.
Bennet is my best friend. I met him at school, and we have been friends for 50 years.
(know the time/ for up to now)
Read the sentence and choose any correct/possible forms(much, many, little, few, some, any,enough, a lot of/lots of):
Are there ____ new students this year?
many/few/any/enough/a lot of/lots of
Choose the correct option for each gap below:
This is the (far) place I've ever travelled to
This is the farthest place I've ever travelled to
(distance)
Choose be going to or present continuous to complete the sentences:
_____you____(watch) the game tonight?
Are you you going to watch the game tonight?
(intention/plan)
Read the sentence and choose GERUND or INFINITIVE to use:
We are looking forward to ______(see) you soon.
We are looking forward to seeing you soon.
verb/phrasal verb +ing
looking forward to( ph v)+ ing
Read the sentence and put verbs in correct Tense:
"____ you ____(hear) anything about Peter?"- "No,I _____not ____(hear) about him for ages."
"Did you hear anything about Peter?"- "No,I haven't heard about him for ages."
(result/indeffenite time)