Grammar
Choose the right option and name the tense/structure.
I’m going to see/ I see you at the cinema at six o’clock.
What did you do / were you doing for your last holiday?
Megan always is / is always late to school.
I'm going to see you at the cinema at six o'clock. (going to)
What did you do for your last holiday? (the Past Simple)
Megan is always late to school. (to be with adverbs of frequency)
Find the odd word out.
generous mean funny friendly
cap T-shirt sweater top
polluted noisy crowded lazy
thin bald overweight slim
generous mean funny friendly
cap T-shirt sweater top
polluted noisy crowded lazy
thin bald overweight slim
Add the verb to all collocations :
... angry
... divorced
... fit
... lost
... married
get angry
get divorced
get fit
get lost
get married
Correct a mistake:
What did you think off the play?
What did you think of the play?
Choose whether the statement is true or false.
Washing up, sailing are the same.
False. Sailing is a kind of sport.
Complete the sentences and name the tense/structure.
Be careful. We _______________ just _______________ (paint) that door.
My sister _______________ (study) photography at the moment.
Let’s eat Japanese food. He _______________ (eat) it every time we're at this restaurant.
Be careful. We 've just painted that door.
My sister is studying photography at the moment.
Let’s eat Japanese food. He eats it every time we're at this restaurant.
Find the opposite.
mend
win
start
sell
forget
mend break
win lose
start finish
sell buy
forget remember
Choose a gerund or an infinitive to complete the sentences.
We’ve decided to ... France for our holiday. (go)
1 don’t mind ... the ironing. It’s quite relaxing (do)
He’s promised ... me back when he gets a job. (pay)
We’ve decided to go France for our holiday.
1 don’t mind doing the ironing. It’s quite relaxing
He’s promised to pay me back when he gets a job.
Correct a mistake.
They don’t go off to eat very often.
They don’t go out to eat very often.
Choose whether the statement is true or false.
The Present Perfect and the Past Simple describe events started in the past.
True.
Put the words in the correct order.
your how people are many in there family ?
next going are to what study year you ?
as my older me sister isn’t as tall
How many people are there in your family?
What are you going to study next year?
My older sister isn't as tall as me.
Complete the sentences with the correct word
Have you __________ your bed this morning? (done made cleaned)
How do you __________ this word? (repeat underline pronounce)
This lesson started __________ 9.15. You’re late again! (on in at)
Have you made your bed this morning?
How do you pronounce this word?
This lesson started at 9.15. You’re late again!
Choose "make" or "do" to complete the expressions
... a mistake
... an exam/an exercise/homework
... a noise
... a phone call
... friends
... lunch/dinner
... sport/exercise
make a mistake
do an exam/an exercise/homework
make a noise
make a phone call
make friends
make lunch/dinner
do sport/exercise
Correct a mistake.
We haven’t had nothing to eat today – we’re really hungry.
We haven’t had anything to eat today – we’re really hungry.
Choose whether the statement is true or false.
The second conditional is used to describe unreal (hypothetical) events in the present.
True.
Insert one word to complete the sentences.
__________ it was raining, we went to the beach for a picnic.
A passenger is someone __________ travels on a bus or train.
She had a party __________ it was her birthday.
Although it was raining, we went to the beach for a picnic.
A passenger is someone who travels on a bus or train.
She had a party because it was her birthday.
Complete the sentences with one word
I don’t have enough __________ to do my work and help you.
I didn’t spend much __________ when we went out last night.
Can I __________ €10 from you, please? I’ll give it back tomorrow.
I don’t have enough time to do my work and help you.
I didn’t spend much money when we went out last night.
Can I borrow €10 from you, please? I’ll give it back tomorrow.
A cat in the bag!
Name opposite words.
push (the door)
lend (money to somebody)
turn off (the TV)
miss (a train)
pull (the door)
borrow (money to somebody)
turn on (the TV)
catch (a train)
Correct a mistake:
When have you finished your work?
When did you finish your work?
Choose whether the statement is true or false.
"Don't have to" and "Mustn't" describe the prohibition.
False
"Don't have to" describes the lack of obligation.
"Mustn't" describes prohibition.
Name the grammar topic according to the definition.
We use ... to compare two things between each other.
We use ... to talk about timetable events.
We use ... when you don’t say exactly who, what, or where.
We use comparative to compare two things between each other.
We use the Present Simple to talk about timetable events.
We use somebody, anybody, anywhere when you don’t say exactly who, what, or where.
A cat in the bag!
What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast.
Divide these words into categories:
Clothes
Jewellery
Footwear
skirt, shoes, earrings, sweater, top, flip-flops, ring
Clothes: sweater, top
Jewellery: ring, earrings
Footwear: flip-flops, shoes
A cat in the bag!
What is the capital of Wales?
The capital of Wales is Cardiff.
Choose whether the statement is true or false.
"Mine, yours, ours, her" are possessive pronouns.
False
"Mine, yours, ours" are possessive pronouns.
"Her" is a possessive adjective.