Adjectives
This test is ________ (difficult) than we took last week.
more difficult
Identify the adverb:
She almost never eats breakfast.
almost , never
Choose the correct one:
She’s married ___ a doctor.
to
Name the type:
If it rains, we’ll stay indoors.
First conditional
Change to reported speech:
He said, “I’m working on my project.”
He said (that) he was working on his project.
Find the error:
She felt badly about missing the meeting.
She felt bad about missing the meeting.
Correct the sentence:
He speaks English very good.
He speaks English very well.
Fill in:
We apologized ___ being late.
for
Complete:
If I ___ you, I would accept the offer.
were
Change to reported speech:
“Can you help me?” she asked.
She asked if I could help her.
Fill in:
The lecture was so ___ that several students fell asleep. (boring / bored)
boring
Fill in:
The teacher explained the lesson ___ so that everyone could understand. (clear / clearly)
clearly
Find the correct sentence:
A. The book consists from ten chapters.
B. The book consists of ten chapters.
B. The book consists of ten chapters.
You’ll fail the exam unless you ___ harder.
study
Change to reported speech:
“Don’t forget your keys,” he said.
He reminded me not to forget my keys.
Choose the correct adjective order:
He bought a ___ car. (German / red / fast / new)
a fast new red German car
Find the error:
He drives so fastly that I’m always scared.
He drives so fast that I’m always scared.
Choose the correct preposition:
The company specializes ___ electronic devices.
in
Change to the correct form:
If he studied harder, he will pass.
If he studied harder, he would pass.
Find the correct reporting verb:
“You should see a doctor,” she said.
She advised me to see a doctor.
Identify the correct adjective phrase:
The film, ___ everyone was talking about, won an award.
which everyone was talking about
Choose the correct sentence:
A. Hardly I had finished my meal when the phone rang.
B. Hardly had I finished my meal when the phone rang.
B. Hardly had I finished my meal when the phone rang.
Identify and correct the error:
She is good in singing and dancing.
She is good at singing and dancing.
Identify the type:
If she had studied medicine, she would be a doctor now.
Mixed conditional
Change to reported speech:
“What are you doing here?” she asked me.
She asked me what I was doing there.