Past/Present/Future
Is this sentence correct?
I made a cake for my mother last night
Yes
Fill in the gap and use a modifier (far/much/a bit etc.) to make a comparative sentence
Segovia is _______ (small) London
e.g.
Segovia is far smaller than London
True or False
"Don't have to" and "mustn't" are both used as a prohibition.
False, only mustn't is for prohibition
If you _____ (heat) ice, it ____ (melt).
heat, melts
True or False
Many and a few are used for countable nouns
True
Fill in the gap.
I ______ (not eat) since 12 o'clock today
haven't eaten
Make this into a superlative sentence
George is _______ (annoying) boy in the whole class
George is the most annoying boy in the whole class
Fill the gap with a modal
You ______ play this game, it's really fun
should
If they _____ (have) enough money, they would buy a new car
had
Make this sentence into a question
It is going to rain later
Is it going to rain later?
What time ______ (you, get up) usually?
What time do you get up usually?
Sarah is not as funny as Harry
Harry is funnier than Sarah
Fill the gap with a modal
When we were at school we ____ wear a uniform.
had to
We ______ (pass) the exam if we studied harder
would pass
Is this sentence correct?
This is the dress who I bought yesterday
No
This is the dress that/which I bought yesterday
I _______ (not stop) playing football even after I _______ (break) my finger
I didn't stop playing football even after I broke my finger
Is this sentence correct
I am the most worst football player in my school
No
I am the worst football player in my school
Change this sentence into the passive voice
The man chased the cat down the street.
The cat was chased by the man down the street.
I _____ (be) very angry with Nick if he ____ (forget) my CD again.
will be, forgets OR would be, forgot
Toledo, Madrid, not as .... as
Toldeo is not as big as Madrid
Fill in the gap
We ______ (meet) later today for lunch
are meeting
Make a comparative sentence using one of: a bit, far, a lot, much, slightly
e.g
I am far smarter than him
Is this sentence Active or Passive? change it to it's other form.
This film was seen by the entire class
Passive
The entire class saw this film
If she _____ (not/go) to the meeting, I _____ (not/go) either
doesn't go, won't go
Fill the gap using one of: some, much, many, a lot, a few, little
I need _______ sugar for the cake.
some