Prepositions
Fill in the right preposition
We meet ___ Monday.
The cat is ___ the box.
They play football ___ the weekend.
My birthday is ___ July.
The shop is ___ my house.
1. on
2. in
3. at
4. in
5.behind/in front of/next to/near
Match the sentence to the correct tense (Pr Simple/Pr Cont/Past Simple/Pr Future).
I eat breakfast every day.
She is reading a book now.
They visited London last year.
We will go to the cinema tomorrow.
He plays the guitar on Fridays.
1. Pr Simple
2. Pr Continuous
3. Past Simple
4. Future Simple
5. Pr Simple
Match the adjectives to their comparative form.
tall → ___
big → ___
happy → ___
interesting → ___
good → ___
1. taller
2. bigger
3. happier
4. more interesting
5. better
Match the subject pronoun to its object pronoun.
I → ___
You → ___
He → ___
We → ___
They → ___
1. me
2. you
3. him
4. us
5. them
Match the picture to the correct sentence. (my, your, his, her, our, their)
(👩) This is ___ bag.
(👦) This is ___ bike.
(👨👩👧) This is ___ family.
(👩🎓) This is ___ laptop.
(👬) This is ___ house.
1. her
2. his
3. our
4. my
5. their
Complete with at, on, or in.
My class starts ___ 9 o’clock.
We go swimming ___ Saturday morning.
He was born ___ 2005.
The festival is ___ the morning.
We have lunch ___ noon
1. at
2. on
3. in
4. in
5. at
Complete with the correct verb form.
She ___ (work) in a shop this month.
Michael ___ (play) tennis every weekend.
My dad ___ (watch) TV last Tuesday.
We ___ (live) in a small town next year.
They ___ (like) pizza.
1. is working
2. plays
3. watched
4. will live
5. like
Use the adjective in brackets in comparative form.
This book is ___ (interesting) than that one.
My house is ___ (big) than yours.
She is ___ (smart) than her brother.
Today is ___ (cold) than yesterday.
This kitten is ___ (playful) than that dog.
1. more interesting
2. bigger
3. smarter
4. colder
5. more playful
Use the correct object pronoun.
I like John. Do you like ___?
She is talking to Tom and Jeremy. She likes ___.
We see Anna every day. We like ___.
We are helping them. They like ___.
They are playing with the dog. They love ___.
1. him
2. them
3. her
4. us
5. it
Use the correct possessive adjective.
This is ___ room (I).
These are ___ shoes (they).
___ dog is very friendly (we).
Is this ___ brother? (you)
I like ___ teacher (she).
1. my
2. their
3. our
4. your
5. her
Complete with: in, on, onto, into, through, above, below, between, near, behind, opposite, in front of.
The ball went ___ the goal.
The dog is sitting ___ the chair.
They walked ___ the forest.
The painting is hanging ___ the sofa.
The cinema is ___ the school and the park.
1. into
2. on
3. through
4. above
5. between
Complete with the correct verb form.
She ___ (not cook) dinner now.
They ___ (not swim) in the pool on Wednesday.
I ___ (not study) for my test 2 days ago.
We ___ (not watch) a movie these days.
He ___ (not talk) on the phone tomorrow.
1. isn't cooking
2. don't swim
3. didn't study
4. aren't watching
5. won't talk
Use the adjective in brackets in superlative form.
He is ___ ___ (tall) in the class.
This is ___ ___ (good) restaurant in town.
That was ___ ___ (exciting) day of my life.
She is ___ ___ (beautiful) girl in school.
Winter is ___ ___ (bad) season.
1. the tallest
2. the best
3. the most exciting
4. the most beautiful
5. the worst
Circle the correct option.
Can you help I / me?
Do you know he / him?
She is looking at we / us.
I’m talking to she / her.
The teacher is listening to they / them.
1. me
2. him
3. as
4. her
5. them
Circle the correct option.
This is my / mine pen.
That book is her / hers.
These are their / theirs bicycles.
It’s your / yours problem.
This coat is my / mine.
1. my
2. hers
3. their
4. your
5. mine
Circle the correct preposition.
The book is (on / onto) the table.
We arrived (in / into) Paris in the evening.
He threw the ball (on / onto) the roof.
There’s a bridge (above / below) the river.
The children ran (through / into) the house.
1. on
2. in
3. onto
4. above
5. into
Complete with the correct verb form.
I ___ (visit) my grandma yesterday?
We ___ (play) football every Sunday?
Fred ___ (watch) a film next Friday?
We ___ (travel) to Spain last summer?
He ___ (clean) his room daily?
1. Did I visit ..?
2. Do we play ..?
3. Will Fred watch ...?
4. Did we travel ...?
5. Does he clean ...?
Circle the correct form.
My car is (faster / the fastest) than yours.
This is (the most expensive / more expensive) shop in the city.
John is (younger / the youngest) in the family.
This game is (harder / the hardest) than that one.
She is (the best / better) singer in the group.
1. faster
2. the most expensive
3. the youngest
4. harder
5. the best
Replace the underlined words with the correct object pronoun.
I see my friends every day. → I see ___.
She is calling Tom now. → She is calling ___.
We like our teacher. → We like ___.
Do you know me and my friend? → Do you know ___?
They are watching the film. → They are watching ___.
1. them
2. him
3. her/him
4. us
5. it
Rewrite using a possessive pronoun.
This is my phone. → This phone is ____.
That is our house. → That house is ____.
These are her keys. → These keys are ____.
This is their car. → This car is ____.
That is his bag. → That bag is ____.
1. mine
2. ours
3. hers
4. theirs
5. his
Use at/on/in for time and a preposition of place for the second gap.
We met ___ Sunday ___ the park.
I study ___ the morning ___ my bedroom.
My birthday is ___ August ___ our house.
The meeting is ___ noon ___ the office.
We play games ___ the weekend ___ the garden.
1. on/in
2. in/in
3. in/at
4. at/at
5. at/in
Write the past forms of these verbs:
1. clean
2. teach
3. call
4. see
5. go
6. come
7. phone
8. cry
9. bring
10. study
1. cleaned
2. taught
3. called
4. saw
5. went
6. came
7. phoned
8. cried
9. brought
10. studied
Complete with comparative or superlative forms.
My dog is ___ (friendly) than my cat.
This is ___ (funny) film I’ve seen.
He is ___ (bad) at sports than his brother.
That was ___ (good) day of my life.
Today is ___ (hot) than yesterday.
1. friendlier
2. the funniest
3. worse
4. the best
5. hotter
Use possessive adjective, possessive pronoun, or object pronoun.
This is my book. Can you give it to ___?
This is her bag. The bag is ____.
That’s ___ dog (we).
He knows Anna. Do you know ___?
This is their car. The car is ____.
1. me
2. hers
3. our
4. her
5. theirs
Complete with a possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun.
That’s Anna. It’s ___ coat. The coat is ____.
We have a car. It’s ___ car. The car is ____.
I have a pen. It’s ___ pen. The pen is ____.
This is John. That’s ___ bike. The bike is ____.
They have a garden. It’s ___ garden. The garden is ____.
1. her/hers
2. our/ours
3. my/mine
4. his/his
5. their/theirs