Simple Present
Simple Past
PASSIVE - Simple Present & Simple Past (form of be + past participle)
Present Progressive // Past Progressive
Mixed Categories: Past Perfect, Question Tags, Present Perfect, Reported Speech
100

Write in the correct order:

drink / morning / I / every / coffee

I drink coffee every morning.

100

What is the correct order?

on / I / pizza / ate / Friday. 

I ate pizza on Friday. 

100

built / in/ ships / most / in / 2018 / were / China

In 2018, most ships were built in China.    OR 

Most ships were built in China in 2018. 

(passive - simple past -> were built)

100

is / his / he / doing / homework / 

He is doing his homework.

100

Question tag: 

late / I / am / not / I / am 

I'm not late, am I? 

(quesion tag)

200

Put in the correct order:

books / you / kind of / what / read / do / ?


What kind of books do you read?

200

Which is correct?

a. She not wake up on time.

b. She not woke up on time.

c. She didn't woke up on time.

d. She didn't wake up on time. 

d. She didn't wake up on time.

200

accidents / drivers / by / most / bad / are / caused 

Most accidents are caused by bad drivers. 

(passive - simple present -> are caused)

200

down -  / too / you / driving / are / fast / slow 

Slow down - you're driving too fast! 

200

Reported Speech: simple present -> simple past 

Mary said, "Jamaican people are so friendly!" 

Change to simple past using reported speech 

She said that Jamaican people were so friendly. 

('are' changes to 'were')  

300

What is the correct order?

students / so / my / are / smart 

My students are so smart. ;-)

300

Write in the correct order:

your / finish / yesterday / you / homework / ?

Did you finish your homework yesterday?

300

first / was / electric / the / 1835 / vehicle / built / in / USA / in / the / 

The first electric vehicle was built in the USA in 1835. 

(passive - simple past -> was built)

300

an / he / actress / the / time / was / at / dating 

He was dating an actress at the time.  

300

Past Perfect (had + past participle) :

We weren't hungry. 

We / just / have / lunch 

We'd just had lunch. 

(We had just had lunch)

1st had is to form the past perfect.

2nd had is the past participle of have.

400

Write in the correct order:

They are vegan -- ...

any / they / products / eat / anymore / animal / not 

They are vegan -- they don't eat any animal products anymore.
400

Put in the correct order:

only / driverless / in / James Bond / saw / films / in / we / the / cars / past / 

In the past, we only saw driverless cars in James Bond films.           OR

We only saw driverless cars in James Bond films in the past.  

400

*BONUS* passive with modals:  will future

more and more / think / future / the / built / I / cars / electric / will be / in 

I think more and more electric cars will be built in the future.

(passive - will + be + built)

400

you / afternoon / what / called / when / were / yesterday / doing / I / you 

What were you doing when I called you yesterday afternoon? 

400

Question tag: (negative, simple past)


You ask your partner, 

you / did / lock / the / not / you / door, / ?

"No, I forgot."

"You didn't lock the door, did you?"


500

Put in the correct order:

she / like / to / but / watch / to / books / not / TV / read / like

She likes to watch TV but doesn't like to read books.

OR

She likes to read books but doesn't like to watch TV.

500

Put in the correct order:

missed / they / not / since / train / leave / the / time / they / on

Since they didn't leave on time, they missed the train.         OR

They missed the train since they didn't leave on time. 

500

*BONUS*  passive with modals (ex.: could, would) 

public / could / if / used / more / be / transport / congestion / reduced / people 

Congestion could be reduced if more people used public transport.

(passive - could -> could be reduced)

500

while / she / a / not / major / driving / was / paying / and / caused / attention / accident 

She wasn't paying attention while driving and caused a major accident!

500

Past Perfect: 

The house was dirty. 

clean / it / they / not / weeks / for 

They hadn't cleaned it for weeks.