PRONOUNS
ADJECTIVES
PRESENT TENSES
POSSESSIVES
VOCABULARY
100

Its or it's?

 ________ raining again! Take an umbrella.

IT'S 

100

My dog loves cuddles. He's very ______. (AFFECTION)


AFFECTIONATE

100

Correct the mistake: I’m not agree with you.

I DON'T agree with you.

100

I borrowed (James) _____ umbrella.


JAMES' = JAMES'S

100

A woman's family name before she gets married is her.....

MAIDEN NAME

200

You and Dani need to bring __________ passports.

YOUR

200

The opposite of successful is__________.

UNSUCCESSFUL

200

What ________ you ________ (think) of my new haircut?

What DO you THINK of my new haircut?

200

The (twins) _____ birthday party is on Saturday.

TWINS'

200

A false name that a writer or artist uses instead of their real name is called a....

PSEUDONYM

300

Spot the mistake:

Her and her brother live in Bilbao.

SHE and her brother live in Bilbao.

300

The opposite of careful is__________.

CARELESS

300

Hurry up! The bus ________ (leave) in five minutes.

Hurry up! The bus IS LEAVING in five minutes.

300

I left my jacket at (Jon) ____ last night.

JON'S

300

My son cut his knee, but luckily we had plasters in our _____   _____.

FIRST-AID KIT

400

Spot the mistake:

The cat is sleeping in it's basket.

The cat is sleeping in ITS basket.

400

Flights to Lisbon are very ________ in January. (AFFORD)

AFFORDABLE

400

The supermarket ________ (not open) on Sunday mornings.

The supermarket DOESN'T OPEN on Sunday mornings.

400

Jon is one of my friends. → Jon is a friend _______.

OF MINE

400

A shop that sells fresh meat, such as beef, lamb and chicken in Great Britain.

BUTCHER'S

500

Spot the mistake:

They're friends are coming to dinner tonight.

THEIR friends are coming to dinner tonight.

500

She always remembers your birthday and asks how your mum is. She's very c______ .

CONSIDERATE

500

Hurry up! The film ________ (begin) at 8.30.

Hurry up! The film BEGINS at 8.30.

500

He’s 25 and he still hasn’t got a car ______ .

OF HIS OWN

500

A small shop that sells newspapres, magazines, sweets and cigarettes in the USA.

NEWSSTAND

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