Modal verbs
Present continuous
Possessives
Comparatives and superlatives
For Vs To
100

Choose the correct modal verb: You ___ go to bed early to feel rested tomorrow.

can - should

Should

100

Complete the sentence: I ___ (study) English right now.

Am studying

100

Choose the correct possessive: This is ___ (I) book.

My

100

Choose the correct form: She is ___ (tall) than her brother.

Taller

100

Choose the correct preposition: This book is ___ you.

For

200

Choose the correct modal verb: They ___ finish their homework before playing video games.

a) must - b) can

Must

200

They ___ (play) soccer at the park at the moment.

Are playing

200

Fill in the blank: My friend’s sister loves ___ (she) dog.

Her

200

Fill in the blank: Out of all the students, Alex is the ___ (smart).

Smartest

200

Fill in the blank: She’s learning Spanish ___ her job.

For

300

Choose the best option: We ___ bring our own snacks to the picnic, it’s not required. 

a) must - b) don’t have to

Don’t have to 

300

Rewrite in the present continuous: 'She travels to Spain.'

She is traveling to Spain

300

Rewrite with possessive 's: 'The cat of Maria.'

It’s her cat/ Maria’s cat

300

This restaurant is ___ (good) than that one.

Better

300

Choose the correct answer: They went to the store ___ buy food.

To

400

Complete the sentence with an appropriate modal verb: You ___ always check your work before submitting it.

Should

400

Make a question in the present continuous: 'Your friends / eat / dinner?'

Are your friends eating dinner?

400

Identify the possessive: 'Their car is parked outside.'

Their

400

Choose the best option: This road is ___ (small) than the other one.

Smaller

400

Fill in the blank: I need ___ leave early today.

To

500

Which modal verb best fits? 'She ___ speak five languages, but she ___ improve her grammar.

Can - Should

500

Correct the sentence: 'He are cooking dinner right now.'

He is cooking dinner right now.

500

Correct the sentence using possessives: 'The laptop of John’s friend’s sister is missing.'

John’s friend’s sister’s laptop is missing.

500

Rewrite using a superlative: 'This is a more difficult puzzle than any other.

This is the most difficult puzzle.

500

Correct the sentence: 'She’s saving money for to buy a new phone.'

She’s saving money to buy a new phone.