Conditionals
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
If he would change / changed / would have changed jobs, he would be a lot happier.
If he changed jobs, he would be a lot happier.

Words with similar meanings
Choose the word with the correct meaning to complete the sentence:
We totally beat / won the other team! The final score was 4-0
beat
You WIN a game or prize, but you BEAT an opponent.
Modals of possibility in the present.
Complete the sentence with a correct modal. Use the verb in bracket and the percentage.
The teacher _______ sick. He'd never miss class otherwise. (be, 95%)
The teacher must be sick. He'd never miss class otherwise.

Phrasal verbs
Change the expression in italics for one of the phrasal verbs.
I'm so full. I can't finish all this ice cream by myself.
a) work out
b)eat up
c)find out
b) eat up
PHRASAL VERBS are made up of a verb and a small word called a particle. Some of the most common particles are OUT and UP.
to EAT UP means to finish a meal
Words with similar meaning
Put the words in italics in the correct gap:
professors - teachers
I think the ________ at my high school were better than my new __________ at university
TEACHERS - PROFESSORS
Conditionals
Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:
Even if he had asked / would ask / asked them, they wouldn't have agreed to come.
Even if he had asked, they wouldn't have agreed to come.

Words with similar meanings
Choose the word with the correct meaning to complete the sentence:
I didn't do what you asked because I didn't listen to / hear you.
hear
You LISTEN TO something consciously, you HEAR something unconsciously.
Modals of possibility in the present.
Complete the sentence with a correct modal. Use the verb in bracket and the percentage.
Aldo __________ the stairs. He's in a wheelchair. (not climb, 100%)
Aldo can't climb the stairs. He's in a wheelchair.

Phrasal verbs
Change the expression in italics for one of the phrasal verbs.
I dropped all my Pokemon cards! Now I have to organize them.
a)sort them out
b)find them out
c)work them out
a) sort them out
PHRASAL VERBS are made up of a verb and a small word called a particle. Some of the most common particles are OUT and UP.
to SORT something OUT means to organize it or separate it by a given category.
Complete the sentence with the correct modal of possibility.
No matter how much I watch it, I don't believe in the new Tesla car. It ______ be flying!
CAN'T
Conditionals
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets:
If I were you, I ___________ (tell) that I love her.
If I were you, I would tell/ 'd tell that I love her.
Words with similar meanings
Choose the word with the correct meaning to complete the sentence:
My car is covered in mud! I have to clean / wash it.
wash
You CLEAN by sweeping, mopping, organizing and other activities. You WASH by using soap and water.
Modals of possibility in the present.
Complete the sentence with a correct modal. Use the verb in bracket and the percentage.
I ___________ the party tonight. Depends on how early I finish my chores. (attend, 65%)
I could/may/might attend the party tonight. Depends on how early I finish my chores.

Phrasal verbs
Change the expression in italics for one of the phrasal verbs.
I was excited to go on the trip until I discovered how much it was going to cost.
a)worked out
b)made up
c)found out
c) found out
PHRASAL VERBS are made up of a verb and a small word called a particle. Some of the most common particles are OUT and UP.
to FIND OUT something means to learn about it or to discover it.
Phrasal verbs
Choose the correct phrasal verb to replace the word in italics.
No matter where they start, everyone always arrives in jail when they play Monopoly
a)brings up
b)takes up
c)ends up
C) ENDS UP
Conditionals
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets:
If the food _______ (be) so bad, we wouldn't have complained.
If the food hadn't been so bad, we wouldn't have complained.

Words with similar meanings
Choose the word with the correct meaning to complete the sentence:
I'm totally broke! I'm going to borrow / lend some money from my mom
borrow
You BORROW from someone when you lack something, for example, money, with the expectation to pay it back. You LEND someone when you have something (like money) and expect to be paid back.
Modals of possibility in the past
Complete the sentence with a correct modal. Use the verb in bracket and the percentage.
Yesterday I fell running and I think I ______________ my ankle. (sprain, 50%)
Yesterday I fell running and I think I may/could/might have sprained my ankle.

Phrasal verbs
Change the expression in italics for one of the phrasal verbs.
I don't think I will ever reconcile with my boyfriend. We've broken up for good.
a)make up
b)work out
c)end up
a) make up
PHRASAL VERBS are made up of a verb and a small word called a particle. Some of the most common particles are OUT and UP.
to MAKE UP with someone means to reconcile after a fight, to become friends again.
Conditionals
Complete the sentence with the correct conditional form:
If I __________ (be) you, I _____________ (study) for my exam.
If I were you, I 'd study/would study for my exam.
Conditionals
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets:
If you ____________ (listen) to me, none of this ________ (happen). But you didn't and now we're in this problem.
If you had listened to me, none of this would have happened.

Words with similar meanings
Choose the word with the correct meaning to complete the sentence:
Stop that man! He just robbed / stole that old lady
robbed
You ROB someone. You STEAL something.
Modals of possibility in the past
Complete the sentence with a correct modal. Use the verb in bracket and the percentage.
The fans were in shock. They _______ their team to lose. (not expect, 100%)
The fans were in shock. They can't have expected their team to lose.

Phrasal verbs
Change the expression in italics for one of the phrasal verbs.
I was very scared after that bank robbery, so I'm going to start Tae Kwon Do classes.
a)end up
b)take up
c)bring up
b) take up
PHRASAL VERBS are made up of a verb and a small word called a particle. Some of the most common particles are OUT and UP.
to TAKE UP means to start a new hobby, activity or job.
Complete the conditional with the correct form of the verbs.
My mom ____________(study) economics if she ____________ (not get married) so young.
My mom would have studied economics if she hadn't gotten married so young.