Past Simple
Present Simple and Present Continuous
Comperatives
Prepositions
Secret
100
A: (have / you) a good time last weekend?
B: Yes, I (do) .
Did you have a good time last weekend?
B: Yes, I did.
100
We (eat) now. It’s lunch time.
We are eating now. It’s lunch time.
100
Trains are (fast) than buses.
Trains are faster than buses.
100
in / on / at five o’clock
at five o’clock
100
My friend was / wasn't / were / weren't at the party on Friday. (x)
My friend wasn't at the party on Friday.
200
A: (play / your friends) tennis yesterday?
B: No, (they / not) .
A: Did your friends play tennis yesterday?
B: No, they did not.
200
They always (play) football at the weekend.
They always play football at the weekend.
200
English is (easy) than Maths.
English is easier than Maths.
200
in / on / at 2009
in 2009
200
have / could / I / please / that / ? /pencil
Could I have that pencil, please?
300
A: (they / go) to Spain last year?
B: Yes, .....
A: Did they go to Spain last year?
B: Yes, they did.
300
Tina (run) to school. She’s late again.
Tina is running to school. She’s late again.
300
Films are (exciting) than books.
Films are more exciting than books.
300
in / on / at September
in September
300
gate
400
Your sister (not / have) lunch before school.
Your sister didn't have lunch before school.
400
Be quiet! Dad (watch) the news.
Be quiet! Dad is watching the news.
400
Emails are (good) than text messages.
Emails are better than text messages.
400
in / on / at night
at night
400
desert
500
(You / be / not) tired last night.
You weren't tired last night.
500
He (play) computer games in the evenings.
He plays computer games in the evenings.
500
big - bigger - the biggest
bad - ... - ...
bad - worse - the worst
500
in / on / at 4 July
on 4 July
500
... Julie and Lisa at the cinema yesterday? - No, ...
Were Julie and Lisa at the cinema yesterday? - No, they weren't.