Vocab
If someone is very tired they might say they feel:
shocked, ecstatic, exhausted
exhausted
Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun:
The restaurant ____________ we had dinner had excellent reviews.
The restaurant where / that we had dinner had excellent reviews.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative:
Are giraffes ________ (tall) than elephants?
Are giraffes taller than elephants?
Fill in the blank with the correct question tag:
She came to school on time, ___________?
She came to school on time, didn't she?
Complete the Type 0 conditional (present simple -> present simple):
If you put ice in the sun, it ________.
If you put ice in the sun, it melts.
If someone is very very happy and excited about something, they might say they feel:
satisfied, thrilled, terrified
thrilled
Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun:
The reason ____________ she resigned remains a mystery.
The reason why/that she resigned remains a mystery.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative:
What is the ________ (busy) airport in the world?
What is the busiest airport in the world?
The Atlanta Airport in America!
Fill in the blank with the correct question tag:
I haven't been to Spain before, ___________?
I haven't been to Spain before, have I?
Complete the Type 0 conditional (present simple -> present simple):
A ball falls to the ground if you ________.
A ball falls to the ground if you drop it.
What kind of movies are about solving mysteries?
detective, horror, historical
detective
Can this relative pronoun be omitted?
This is the book that I was telling you about yesterday.
Yes it can!
This is the book I was telling you about yesterday.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative:
My grandmother is the ________ (good) cook in our family.
My grandmother is the best cook in our family.
Fill in the blank with the correct question tag:
I am 155 cm tall, ________?
I am 155 cm tall, aren't I?
Which sentence is correct?
1. What will you do, if your car breaks down on the highway?
or
2. If your car breaks down on the highway, what will you do?
2. If your car breaks down on the highway, what will you do?
When the first have of the sentence is "if/when", you need a comma in between the clauses.
Where would someone go to look at beautiful art?
art gallery
The person ____________ (who / whom) I met at the party is a well-known author.
The person whom I met at the party is a well-known author.
We use "whom" because it's a relative pronoun for "the person", which is the object of the sentence.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative:
Dolphins are _______ (intelligent) than frogs.
Dolphins are more intelligent than frogs.
Fill in the blank with the correct question tag:
Your dad will let us borrow his car, _________?
Your dad will let us borrow his car, won't he?
Complete the sentence:
If it rains tomorrow, ________ (you, stay) indoors?
If it rains tomorrow, will you stay indoors?
Where would someone go to ride roller coasters and ferris wheels?
theme park
Can this relative pronoun be omitted?
The girl who won the singing competition is my friend.
No it cannot!
The girl who won the singing competition is my friend.
Fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative:
I hate math class. It's the ___________ (interesting) subject to me!
I hate math class. It's the least interesting subject to me!
Fill in the blank with the correct question tag:
Don't eat my last piece of chocolate, _________?
Don't eat my last piece of chocolate, will you?
Change this sentence to use "unless" instead of if:
If you don't finish your homework, you can't go the movies with your friends.
You can't go to the movies with your friends unless you finish your homework.