Past simple/adjective & adverbs
Past simple form of the verb "go."
WENT
Complete the sentence:
"___ a cat on the roof." (Is/Are/There is/There are)
"There is"
Fill in the blank:
"My house is ___ than yours." (big / bigger / biggest)
"bigger"
Complete the sentence: "I ___ (watch) TV right now."
"am watching"
Complete the sentence:
"I ___ (be) going to watch a movie tonight."
"am"
Choose the correct word:
"She sings ___." (beautiful / beautifully)
BEAUTIFULLY
Choose the correct quantifier:
"There are ___ apples in the basket." (much / many)
"many"
Choose the correct form: "This is the ___ movie I’ve ever seen!" (bad / worse / worst)
"worst"
Choose the correct form:
"She ___ a brother and two sisters."
(has / have / is having)
"has"
Choose the correct form:
"I ___ a sandwhich, please."
(like / would like)
"would like"
Correct the sentence:
"He runned to school quickly."
"He ran to school quickly"
Make this sentence negative:
"There is some water in the bottle."
"There isn't any water in the bottle"
Which sentence is correct?
A) "She is more tall than him."
B) "She is taller than him."
"B) She is taller than him"
Make this sentence negative:
"They are playing football in the park."
"They are not playing football in the park"
Which sentence is correct?
A) "She is going to buys a new phone."
B) "She is going to buy a new phone."
"B) She is going to buy a new phone"
Fill in the blanks with the correct adjective or adverb:
"He was a ___ driver, but he drove very ___ that night." (careful / carefully)
"careful" and "carefully"
Choose the best option:
"___ people at the concert last night; it was crowded!" (Few / A few / A lot of)
"A lot of"
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the adjective:
"This restaurant is ___ (good) than the one downtown, but not the ___ (good) in the city."
"better" and "best"
Fill in the blanks with correct forms:
"We ___ (have got) a problem, and we ___ (try) to solve it now."
"have got" and "are trying"
What is the difference in meaning between:
"I like swimming" and "I would like to swim"?
I like swimming" means I enjoy it in general; "I would like to swim" means I want to do it now or in the future
Identify the error and correct it:
"They spoke very polite to the guests yesterday."
"They spoke very politely to the guests yesterday."
Identify and correct the mistake:
"There are much noise coming from the street."
"There is a lot of noise coming from the street."
Identify and correct the mistake in this sentence:
"Of the three runners, John is the most fast."
"John is the fastest."
Identify and correct the mistake:
"He has got lunch with his friends right now."
"He is having lunch with his friends right now."
Identify and correct the mistake:
"We're going to to have dinner, and then we like go for a walk."
We're going to have dinner, and then we would like to go for a walk"