H3 - U3

Future Tense

100

"Look at those dark clouds! It ___ rain soon." (will / going to)

is going to rain

200

"I think they ___ (love) the gift."

will love

300

Why do we use the present simple in this sentence: "The train leaves at 8:30 AM."

Because it happens according to schedule.

400

Correct the mistake: "She is going to school at 8 AM tomorrow."

She goes to school at 8 AM tomorrow

500

Explain the difference between:

• "He will call you later."
• "He is going to call you later."
• "He is calling you later."

• "He will call you later." (Decision made at the moment or a promise.)
• "He is going to call you later." (Planned action.)
• "He is calling you later." (Arranged event, likely already scheduled.)

Modal Verbs

100

Fill in the blank: "You ___ wear a helmet when riding a bike." (must / should)

should

200

"When I was younger, I ___ run very fast."

 could

300

Rewrite this sentence using a modal verb: "Students can’t use their phones in class."

Students are not allowed to use their phones in class.

400

Explain the difference between "must" and "have to" in this sentence: "You must finish your homework." vs. "You have to finish your homework."

• "You must finish your homework." (Personal/strong necessity.)
• "You have to finish your homework." (External obligation, like from a teacher.)

500

Create a sentence where might expresses uncertainty and must expresses a strong assumption.

• "It might rain later, so take an umbrella." (Uncertainty.)
• "That must be John at the door." (Strong assumption.)

Word order

100

Choose the correct sentence:
a) "She always is late."
b) "She is always late."

B

200

Correct the mistake: "He speaks fluently English."

He speaks English fluently

300

Rewrite with the correct word order: "She in the park every morning runs quickly."

She runs quickly in the park every morning

400

Where should the adverb go in this sentence? "I have finished my homework." (Use "already.")

I have already finished my homework.

500

Rewrite this sentence, making sure the adverbs are in the correct order:

• "She plays the piano (beautifully / very / in the evening / often)."

She often plays the piano very beautifully in the evening.

Adjectives and Adverbs

100

Choose the correct option: "He is a ___ driver." (careful / carefully)

careful

200

"She sang ___ in the concert." (beautiful)

sang beautifully

300

Rewrite the sentence, changing the adjective to an adverb: "He is a fast runner."

He runs fast

400

Correct the mistake and explain why: "This exercise is difficultly."

difficult - it's and adjective because it describes a noun rather than a verb

500

Explain the difference in meaning between:

• "She works hard."
• "She hardly works."

In the first one she works hard on whatever she is doing but in the second one she doesn't work at all. Or at least not a lot