Adjetives
Comparatives and Superlatives
Simple Present
Zero Conditional
Modals
100

A giraffe is ______.

tall

100

A horse is ______ than a mouse.

bigger

100

I ______ (always / wake up) early for school.

always wake up

100

If you don’t sleep well, you ______ tired.

feel

100

Complete:
I ______ speak English. (ability)

can

200

A mouse is very ______. 


small

200

A Taylor Swift is ______ than Sabrina Carpenter .

more famous 

200

Ross and Dez ______  soccer every weekend.

play

200

If I____ a secret, I tell my best friend

find out 

200

Complete:
You ______ study for the exam. (advice)

should

300

A lion is strong and ______.

dangerous

300

Lightning McQueen is _____ than Mate. 

faster

300

Order the sentence:
always / I / do my homework / at night

I always do my homework at night.

300

If you study, you ______ good grades.

get

300

Complete:
______ I use my phone in class? (permission)

can

400

A panda is ______ and ______.

fat and cute

400

English is ______ than math, but science is the ______ subject for me.

more difficult / most difficult

400

Choose the correct sentence:
a) He always plays video games.
b) He plays always video games.
c) He always play video games.

a) He always plays video games.

400

Choose the correct sentence:
a) If you don’t study, you will fail.
b) If you don’t study, you fail.
c) If you don’t study, you failing.

b) If you don’t study, you fail.

400

He got 100 in all exams. He ______ be very intelligent.
a) can
b) should
c) must

must

500

Make a sentence using 2 adjectives:
"tiger – big – dangerous"


 

A tiger is big and dangerous.

500

Choose the correct sentence:
a) This is the more expensive phone.
b) This is the most expensive phone.
c) This is most expensive phone.

b) This is the most expensive phone.

500

Correct the sentence:
She don’t usually study on weekends.

She doesn’t usually study on weekends.

500

Correct the sentence:
If you will eat too much junk food, you get sick.

If you eat too much junk food, you get sick.

500

Correct the sentence:

She doesn’t must wear a uniform.

She must not wear a uniform.

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