Advanced Comparisons
Connectors of Contrast
Future Forms
Mixed Conditionals
Writing an Anecdote
100

Choose the correct option:

This exercise is ________ more difficult than the previous one.

A. very
B. much
C. more
D. most

B. much

100

Choose the correct option:

________ it was raining, they continued playing football.

A. Despite
B. Although
C. However
D. In spite

B. Although

100

Choose the best option:

I think people ________ live on Mars one day.

A. will
B. are going to
C. are living
D. will have

A. will

100

Complete:

If I had gone to bed earlier, I ________ so tired now.

A. wouldn’t be
B. wouldn’t have been
C. won’t be
D. weren’t

A. wouldn’t be

100

What is an anecdote?

A. A formal argumentative essay
B. A short story about an interesting or memorable experience
C. A description of a famous person
D. A set of instructions

B. A short story about an interesting or memorable experience

200

Rewrite the sentence using as...as:

My laptop is faster than yours.

Your laptop isn’t as fast as mine.

200

Choose the correct option:

________ the heavy rain, the match continued.

A. Although
B. However
C. Despite
D. Whereas

C. Despite

200

Choose the best option:

Look at those black clouds! It ________ rain.

A. will
B. is going to
C. will have
D. is due

B. is going to

200

What is the time relationship in this sentence?

If she had accepted the job, she would live in London now.

A. Present → Future
B. Past → Present
C. Present → Past
D. Past → Past

B. Past → Present

200

Which tense is usually used for the main completed events in an anecdote?

A. Present Perfect
B. Past Continuous
C. Past Simple
D. Future Simple

C. Past Simple

300

Choose the correct sentence:

A. This phone is far more cheaper than mine.
B. This phone is far cheaper than mine.
C. This phone is very cheaper than mine.
D. This phone is far cheapest than mine.

This phone is far cheaper than mine.

300

Correct the mistake:

Despite she was very tired, she finished her homework.

Although she was very tired, she finished her homework.

Despite being very tired, she finished her homework.

300

Complete using the Future Continuous:

At 8 p.m. tomorrow, I __________ for my English exam.

A. will study
B. will have studied
C. will be studying
D. am about to study

C. will be studying

300

Complete:

If I spoke French, I ________ that job in Paris last year.

A. would take
B. would have taken
C. will have taken
D. had taken

B. would have taken

300

Which is the best opening for an anecdote?

A. Technology has many advantages.
B. Last Saturday, something really embarrassing happened to me.
C. There are several reasons to travel.
D. Social media is very popular nowadays.

B. Last Saturday, something really embarrassing happened to me.

400

Complete the sentence:

The more you practise English, __________.

A. the fluent you become
B. the more fluent you become
C. you become more fluent
D. the most fluent you bec

B. the more fluent you become

400

Join the sentences using however:

The hotel was expensive. The service was excellent.

The hotel was expensive. However, the service was excellent.

400

Complete using the Future Perfect:

By the end of this year, she __________ her English course.

A. will finish
B. will be finishing
C. will have finished
D. is finishing

C. will have finished

400

Correct the sentence:

If he had studied harder, he would have a better grade yesterday.

If he had studied harder, he would have had a better grade yesterday.

400

Choose the best sequence:

A. Finally → Suddenly → At first → Then
B. Then → At first → Finally → Suddenly
C. At first → Then → Suddenly → Finally
D. Suddenly → Finally → Then → At first

C. At first → Then → Suddenly → Finally

500

Correct the mistake:

The new school is by far more bigger than the old one.

The new school is by far bigger than the old one.

500

Choose the best connector:

My brother loves crowded cities, ________ I prefer quiet places.

A. despite
B. although
C. whereas
D. however

C. whereas

500

Choose the best option:

Hurry up! The film is __________ start.

A. due
B. about to
C. on the point
D. off to

B. about to

500

Transform the situation into a Mixed Conditional:

She didn’t learn English when she was younger. Now she can’t work abroad.

If she had learned English when she was younger, she could work abroad now.

500

Improve this anecdote sentence:

I walked home. I listened to music. I saw something strange.

I was walking home and listening to music when I suddenly saw something strange.