Present Simple and Present Continuous
Past Continuous
Should/have to/Must
Zero and First Conditional
Present Perfect
100

Complete with the right tense:

Rob (not like) this film because it (not have) a lot of action

Rob doesn't like this film because it doesn't have a lot of action.

100

Choose the right option:

... over the wall when he fell?
a. Liam was jumping
b. Was Liam jumping
c. Did Liam jump

b. Was Liam jumping

100

Which sentence is correct?

a. You should see a doctor about that cold.
b. You have to see a doctor about that cold.
c. You must see a doctor about that cold.

a. You should see a doctor about that cold.

100

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses. 

If I see him, I  (give) him a lift.

If I see him, I'll give him a lift.

100

Make the present perfect - choose positive, negative or question:

we / not / hear that song yet

We haven't heard that song yet. 

200

Guess the missing word and put it in the correct tense:

I ... a good book at the moment.

I'm reading a good book at the moment.

200

Put the verbs in the right tense:

All the time that David (talk), I (not listen) to him. 

All the time that David was talking, I  wasn't listening to him. 

200

Choose the right option:

According to the law, drivers ... at stop signs.
a. must to stop
b. must stopping
c. must stop

c. must stop

200

Choose the correct beginnings or endings of sentences:

If lions roar/If lions go hunting, they work in teams.

If lions go hunting, they work in teams

200

Complete the following sentences:

Mr. and Mrs. Tonner (be) married for 10 years.  

Mr. and Mrs. Tonner have been married for 10 years.

300

Complete the beginning of the email with the right tenses:

Hi Jamie, I (write) to you from Madrid! I (stay) here for the weekend with Clara. (you / remember) her?

Hi Jamie, I'm writing to you from Madrid! I'm staying here for the weekend with Clara. Do you remember her?

300

Put the verbs in the right tenses:

It (not rain) when I left the house, so I (not take) my umbrella.

It wasn't raining when I left the house, so I didn't take my umbrella.

300

Choose the right verb:

My parents are very strict. I mustn't/don't have to play video games after 9pm

My parents are very strict. I mustn't play video games after 9pm

300

Correct mistakes:

I always take my umbrella if it rained.

I always take my umbrella if it rains.

300

Rewrite the sentence with the verb in brackets into present perfect.

Jordan moved into this apartment in 2005. (LIVE)

Jordan has lived in this apartment in 2005.

400

Put the sentence in the right tense:

Jack and Will (not study) technology this year. 

Jack and Will aren't studying technology this year. 

400

Complete the dialogue:

A: What (happen) to you?
B: The road was very wet and I (fall) off my bike while I (cycle). 

A: What happened to you?
B: The road was very wet and I fell off my bike while I was cycling.

400

Choose an appropriate verb:

You should/have to/must arrive at the airport early in case there are changes to a flight.

You should arrive at the airport early in case there are changes to a flight.

400

Put the words in the right order and make a zero conditional sentence:

If ____ . (be | sad | alone | I | feel | I)

If I'm alone, I feel sad.

400

Put the words in the correct order:

since / she / at / broke / work / hasn't / her / been / leg / she

She hasn't been at work since she broke her leg.

500

Correct the sentence:

Is your brother making lunch very often?

Does your brother make lunch very often?

500

Find and correct the mistake:

We didn't have an exam because my teacher wasn't coming to school.

We didn't have an exam because my teacher  didn't come to school. 

500

What is the most appropriate verb?

It's free, you mustn't/don't have to pay.

It's free, you don't have to pay.

500

Choose the correct option for the 1st conditional sentences.

a. When I finish my homework, I will go to the party.
b. When I finished my homework, I will go to the party.

a. When I finish my homework, I will go to the party.

500

Find and correct the mistake:

Did you ever be to France?

Have you ever been to France?