Grammar

Present Perfect

100

I have ___________ (BE) to Spain only once

BEEN

200

I ______________ (CALL) my grandmother this week.

HAVE CALLED

300

We _______________ (buy) a car today.

HAVE BOUGHT

400

It _____________ (never / rain ) as much as today.

HAS NEVER RAINED

500

My father _______________ (write) a novel and ______________ (sell) it for a hundred euros.

HAS WRITTEN; HAS SOLD

Past in contrast

100

I ______________ (go) to school yesterday morning.

WENT

200

I ____________ (read) that book a million times.

HAVE READ

300

I _______________ (NOT / BEGIN) packing yet.

HAVE NOT BEGUN

400

We _____________ (make) dinner before she ____________ (get) here. _______________ (you / eat) yet?

MADE; GOT; HAVE YOU EATEN

500

She ______________ (go) to the doctor last night because she _________ (be) feeling sick. In fact, she ______________ (feel) bad since Monday.

WENT; WAS; HAS FELT

Present Continuous

100

Emily ___________________ (cleans) her flat.

is cleaning

200

Janet _____________________________ (paint) a beautiful landscape in her art class.

is painting

300

I ________________ (see) a doctor soon, but I don't know which one. 

am seeing

400

You ___________ (not / have) a party tomorrow, are you?

are not having

500

_______ they __________ (leave) to Spain soon? Or _____ she _______ (go) alone?

Are they leaving?
Or is she going alone?

First Conditionals

100

If she ____________ (go) to the gym more often, she _______________ (become) more flexible.

goes; will become

200

If I ___________ (understand) the assignment, I ____________ (need) help

understand; won't need

300

If I ____________ (eat) more often during the day, I ________________ (not / be) hungry

eat; won't be

400

We __________ (go) hiking if the weather __________ (be) nice this weekend.

will go / is

500

We ______________ (watch) the movie, but only if you guys ____________ (be) quiet.

will watch; are

Random

100

A verb identifies an action.

True or false?

True

200

An adjective is a word that we use to name things and objects.

True or False?

False. An adjective DESCRIBES things.

Things' and objects' names are NOUNS.

300

Put the apostrophe where it should be in this sentence:

My keys are in my mums purse.

my mum's

400

Put the apostrophe where it should be in this sentence:

The girls clothes are all pink. (two girls)

The girls'

500

Correct the apostrophe mistakes in the following sentence:

I dont want to come home. The cat smell's and my grandma boyfriend's still there.

I don't want to come home. The cat smells and my grandma's boyfriend's still there.