Pronouns
Prepositions of time and place
Modal verbs
Past participle of irregular verbs
Past forms of irregular verbs
100

Anna is my best friend. ___ lives next to my house.

She

100

My birthday is ___ July.

In

100

I ___ swim very well. I started when I was five.

Can

100

I have already ___ (eat) breakfast.

Eaten

100

Yesterday I ___ (go) to school by bus.

Went

200

The teacher gave Tom and me extra homework. She gave ___ a lot of exercises.

us

200

The cat is sleeping ___ the sofa.

On

200

You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car. It’s the law.

Must

200

She has ___ (write) three letters this week.

Written

200

She ___ (buy) a new phone last week.

Bought

300

This isn’t my pen. I think it’s ___ (belongs to you).

yours

300

The film starts ___ 9 p.m. ___ Friday.

at - on

300

Look at those dark clouds. It ___ rain later, but I’m not sure.

Might/May/Could

300

We have never ___ (fly) in a helicopter.

Flown

300

My grandfather ___ (teach) me how to play chess last summer.

Tought

400

He cut ___ while he was cooking dinner.

himself

400

The pharmacy is ___ the bank and the supermarket.

between

400

You ___ have told me about the exam earlier! Now it’s too late to study.

Should

400

Have you ever ___ (ride) a horse?

Ridden

400

The children ___ (hide) the presents under the bed.

Hid

500

No sooner had the two brothers arrived than ___ began to argue with the other.

One

500

The cottage stands ___ the foot of the hill, ___ the far side of the river, and it has been empty ___ the winter of 2019.

at - on - since

500

I ___ rather you hadn’t told her about the surprise party.

Would

500

He has ___ (forswear) alcohol ever since the accident.

Forsworn

500

At dawn, the knight ___ (slay) the dragon that had terrorized the village.

Slew