Grammar
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Picture Challenge
Spot the Mistake
Mixed Challenge
200

She ______ tennis every Saturday. 

plays

200

I usually get up at 7:00.

What time do you usually get up?

200

Describe this person using three adjectives.

Friendly;

Smart;

Strong;

Reliable;

Curious;

Hard-working.

200

She don't like coffee.

doesn't

200

Name five holidays.

Christmas, Easter, Halloween, New Year's Day, Carnival

400

Look! They ______ football. (Right now)

are playing

400

I was watching TV.

What were you doing?

400

Compare these two houses. 

(eg. The second one is more modern than the first one)

400

I have seen him yesterday.

saw

400

Name five verb phrases. 

(eg. walk the dog, make breakfast)

do homework, drink water, cook dinner, take photos, watch TV.

600

When I arrived, my brother ______ TV.

was watching

600

Since 2022.

How long...?

(eg. How long have you lived here?)

600

Name 10 things you can buy here.

Meat;

Candy;

Soda;

Water;

Juice;

Cookie;

Pasta;

Rice;

Chicken;

Eggs;

Milk.

600

They was playing football.

were

600

Name five parts of the body.

head, arm, knee, shoulder, foot

800

I'm tired because I ______ all day.

have worked

800

Yes, I've already done it.

Have you done ____ yet?

(eg. Have you done your homework yet?) 

800

What is he going to do?

He's going to travel.

800

This is more better than mine.

better

800

Say three things you usually do before travelling.

I pack my suitcase.

I book a hotel.

I check my passport.

1000

This is ______ film I've ever seen.

the best

1000

I went because I wanted to see my friends.

Why did you...?

(eg. Why did you go to the party?)

1000

Make four different sentences:

  • one in Present Continuous
  • one in Past Simple
  • one with going to
  • one with Present Perfect

Captain America is leading the Avengers into battle.

The Avengers fought Thanos's army.

They are going to defeat Thanos.

The Avengers have won many battles together.

 

1000

I have lived here since five years.

for

1000

Explain the difference between:

I've been to Paris.

I've gone to Paris.

I've been to Paris = I visited Paris and I'm back now.

I've gone to Paris = I'm in Paris now (or I'm on my way there).

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