Present perfect simple and continuous
Past simple vs Used to
Zero/first/second conditionals
Countable and uncountable nouns
100

Change the following statement to a negative: I have been waiting for three hours.

I haven't been waiting for three hours.

100

As a kid, I __________ (swim) in the club every afternoon.

As a kid, I used to swim in the club every afternoon.

100

When they go for a walk, they turn the lights off.

Zero conditional

100

Is this a countable or uncountable noun? Desk

Countable. There are a few desks in the office. There are many desks in the office.

200

What's the matter? Your eyes are red and puffy. (You, cry) ________________?

Present Perfect Continuous : Have you been crying?

200

I never __________ (cut) the vegetables or fruits because I was little.

I never cut the vegetables or fruits because I was little.

200

If you have to do the washing up, I will help you.

First conditional

200

I drink _____ water with my meal.

I drink SOME water with my meal.

300

How long__________ you ________ (work) for this company?

How long have you been working for this company?

300

Obviously, I __________ (not work) as a child.

Obviously, I didn't work as a child.

300

Whenever my room mate snores loudly, I cannot sleep.

Zero conditional

300

Do you have ___ candy?

a.some b.any

Do you have ANY candy?

400

Now that we ______________ for a year, I think that we should get married. 

a. have dated b. have been dating

b. have been dating

400

Who / choose your clothes at the age of 5?

Who used to choose your clothes at the age of 5?

400

Would you be surprised if it snowed next July?

Second conditional

400

There is so _____ homework to do.

a.much b.many

There is so MUCH homework to do.

500

I have been trying to fix my bike _______ nine o'clock this morning.

since

500

protect / my / used / brothers / to / me / time /all / the

My brothers used to protect me all the time.

500

If I spoke Italian, I would be working in Italy.

Second Conditional

500

I need a _____ hope to win the game.

a.little b.few

I need a LITTLE hope to win the game.