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Conditional sentences

Examples and types

• "If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now" is an example of:
  • a. First Conditional
  • b. Mixed Conditional
  • c. Second Conditional
  • d. Third Conditional
• If + past perfect + would/wouldn't have + past participle of the verb is the way to form:
  • a. Zero Conditional
  • b. Third Conditional
  • c. First Conditional
  • d. Second Conditional

Verb forms and usage

Present simple and continuous

• I often... with my friends:
  • a. Going out
  • b. Go out
  • c. Goes out
  • d. Gone out
• They usually... with their family:
  • a. Eat
  • b. Eaten
  • c. Are eating
  • d. Eat
• We... a letter now:
  • a. Are reading
  • b. Read
  • c. Reading
  • d. Is reading
• Mary... the house at the moment:
  • a. Cleans
  • b. Cleaning
  • c. Are cleaning
  • d. Is cleaning

Future plans

• ... you... football tonight?:
  • a. Are/play
  • b. Is/playing
  • c. Are/playing
  • d. Is/play

Possessives and titles

• This is... book:
  • a. John's
  • b. Johns'
  • c. Johnd
  • d. Johne's
• Tayler is my uncle:
  • a. Mrs
  • b. Mr
  • c. Miss
  • d. Messers
• My mother is... Smith:
  • a. Messers
  • b. Mrs
  • c. Mr
  • d. Miss

Professions and ownership

• Martin is a good preacher. He's very kind!:
  • a. Esquire
  • b. Captain
  • c. Doctor
  • d. Reverend
• The... Toys are all broken:
  • a. Childrens'
  • b. Childrens
  • c. Children's
  • d. Children

Past simple and continuous

Past events

• Ralph... his friend at the supermarket:
  • a. Saw
  • b. Seen
  • c. See
  • d. Seeing
• I... born in New York:
  • a. Were
  • b. Weren't
  • c. Is
  • d. Was
• Mary... to the cinema with her friends:
  • a. Going
  • b. Went
  • c. Go
  • d. Gone
• Last weekend they... a party:
  • a. Had
  • b. Have
  • c. Having
  • d. Has

Actions in progress

• While... the street, I... my friend:
  • a. Walked/meet
  • b. Was walking/meet
  • c. Was walking/met
  • d. Walked/met
• When I..., they were eating:
  • a. Arriving
  • b. Arrive
  • c. Arrived
  • d. Have arrived
• The students... a PowerPoint for their French lesson:
  • a. Were preparing
  • b. Were prepared
  • c. Were preparing

Preferences and choices

Food preferences

• Last summer I... my holiday:
  • a. Didn't like
  • b. Did liked
  • c. Did no liked
  • d. Liked not
• ... good food at the party last night?:
  • a. Have you eat
  • b. Did you eat
  • c. Have you eaten
  • d. Ate you

Simple future and intentions

• ... the phone rang while... cooking:
  • a. Were cooking
  • b. I am cooking
  • c. Cooking
  • d. Was cooking

Conjunctions and prepositions

Connecting words

• Mary and Susan are sisters:
  • a. And
  • b. Or
  • c. In
  • d. But
• I like Spinach but I don't like carrots:
  • a. But
  • b. And
  • c. In
  • d. Or

Prepositions of place and time

• The weather in London is usually... January:
  • a. At
  • b. In
  • c. On
  • d. To
• I'll meet you... five o'clock:
  • a. Or
  • b. To
  • c. At
  • d. In

Means of transport

• Susan goes to work by bus:
  • a. With
  • b. By
  • c. At
  • d. In

Modals and auxiliary verbs

Giving advice

• You... smoke in the office:
  • a. Must to
  • b. Must
  • c. To must
  • d. Mustn't
• You... take an aspirin if you have a headache:
  • a. Should taking
  • b. Should to take
  • c. Should take
  • d. Should to taking

Permission and requests

• ... borrow your red pen please?:
  • a. Can I to
  • b. I can
  • c. Can I
  • d. Can to I
• ... see Mr. Smith Please?:
  • a. I could
  • b. Could I to
  • c. Could
  • d. Could

Possibility and obligation

• David... homework every day:
  • a. Has to doing
  • b. Have to do
  • c. Has do
  • d. Has to do

Quantifiers and frequency

Quantifiers

• There isn't... cheese in the fridge:
  • a. Few
  • b. Much
  • c. A few
  • d. Many
• Have you got... money left?:
  • a. No
  • b. Yet
  • c. Lots
  • d. Any

Frequency adverbs

• How often do you go to the cinema?:
  • a. How long
  • b. How far
  • c. How often
  • d. How wide

Comparatives and superlatives

Comparing qualities

• My brother is... than me:
  • a. Tallest
  • b. Taller
  • c. More tall
  • d. The taller
• My book is... interesting than yours:
  • a. Interestinger
  • b. More
  • c. Most