Verb tenses - present
Verb tenses - past
Modal verbs
Adjective - comparative and superlative
Adverbs
100

What time ______________ they normally _____________________ lunch? (have)

What time DO they normally HAVE lunch? (have)

100

She _____________ the office very early last night (leave).

She LEFT the office very early last night (leave). 

100

You don’t have to shout. I ________________ hear you very well.

You don’t have to shout. I CAN hear you very well.

100

In Canada, January is ___________ (cold) than March.

In Canada, January is COLDER than March.

100

ORDER THE SENTENCE

Mary / punctual / always / is / to school.

Mary is always punctual to school.

200

I'm sorry, I can't reach Susan, she ___________ (sleep) at the moment.

I'm sorry, I can't reach Susan, she IS SLEEPING at the moment.

200

My brother _______________ (get) a new job a week ago .

My brother GOT a new job a week ago .

200

Can I _____________ you something to drink?

Can I OFFER/GET you something to drink?

200

Bill Gates is one of ________________________ men in the world.

Bill Gates is one of THE RICHEST men in the world.

200

CORRECT THE SENTENCE:

We write usually our composition for the English class by ourself.

We usually write our composition for the english class by ourself. 

300

________ you _______ (work) in Paris next week?

ARE you WORKING in Paris next week?

300

I (watch) ___________________ a thriller on T.V. when the electricity went out. Now I am never going to find out how the film ends

I WAS WATCHING a thriller on T.V. when the electricity went out. Now I am never going to find out how the film ends

300

You [ have to / can ] hear this story. It’s very funny.

You HAVE TO hear this story. It’s very funny.

300

My daughter cooks _______________________(well) than I do, but my husband cooks _________________ (well) of all of us.

My daughter cooks BETTER than I do, but my husband cooks THE BEST of all of us.

300

What time do you eat dinner? (generally)

What time do you GENERALLY eat dinner?

400

Don't turn off the TV. 

a) I am watching it. 

b) I watch it. 

Don't turn off the TV. 

I AM WATCHING IT.

400

While the waiter ________________ (pick) up the pieces of glass he ________________ his finger (cut)

While the waiter WAS PICKING up the pieces of glass he CUT his finger.

400

_____________ you possibly lend me a pen, please?

COULD you possibly lend me a pen, please?

400

This book is _____________________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.

This book is MORE INTERESTING than the one I read last week.

400

A: Do you ever drink coffee? 

B: Yes, but only _______________, not often. Just a few times a week.

A: Do you ever drink coffee? 

B: Yes, but only SOMETIMES, not often. Just a few times a week.

500

She _____________________ (live) in London, but right now she _________________________ (stay) with friends up in Scotland.  

She LIVES in London, but right now she IS STAYING  with friends up in Scotland.  

500

Yesterday, while little Ann _______________ (play), Tom and Mery _______________ (prepare) lunch.

Yesterday, while little Ann WAS PLAYING Tom and Mery WERE PREPARING lunch.

500

You _________________________  sit so near the TV. It’s bad for your eyes.

You SHOULDN'T  sit so near the TV. It’s bad for your eyes.

500

Shaun sings even __________________(beautiful) than her mother, who is a famous opera star. In fact, she has ___________________ (beautiful) voice I’ve ever heard.

Shaun sings even MORE BEAUTIFULLY than her mother, who is a famous opera star. In fact, she has THE MOST BEAUTIFUL voice I’ve ever heard.

500

Mr. Smith looked  [ angry / angrily ] at me when I arrived late.

Mr. Smith looked ANGRILY at me when I arrived late.