GR_B1 Progress Test 1 Revision

Grammar Revision

For Progress Test 1 (Unit 1 - Unit 21)

Unit 1

• Present simple

• Present continuous

• Stative verbs

Multiple Choice

Which adverb is commonly used with the present simple tense?

• Now

• Right now

• Always

• At the moment

Multiple Choice

What type of action does the present continuous describe?

• An action that happens regularly

• A permanent situation

• An action happening now

• A general truth

Multiple Choice

When can some stative verbs (like "think") be used in continuous tense?

• When they describe feelings

• When they describe actions

• When they describe habits

• When they describe general truths

Unit 2

• Past simple

• Past continuous

• used to

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of the past simple tense?

• I saw the new James Bond film yesterday.

• I am watching a movie now.

• I go to the theatre every Saturday.

• I was watching TV at nine o’clock last night.

Multiple Choice

When do we use the past continuous tense?

• To describe actions happening now

• To describe actions that happened at a moment in the past

• To talk about general truths

• To describe permanent situations

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses "used to" as a past grammar tense?

• I am used to play football.

• I used to play football when I was a child.

• I use to playing football every day.

• I used playing football a lot.

Unit 4

• Present perfect simple

• Present perfect continuous

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect simple?

• I have seen that movie last night.

• She has already finished her homework.

• I was reading that book yesterday.

• He is learning English for three years.

Multiple Choice

What does the present perfect continuous emphasize?

• A completed action

• An ongoing action and the time spent on it

• A past habit

• A general truth

Multiple Choice

Which sentence emphasizes the result rather than the action?

• She has written an article for the school newspaper.

• She has been writing an article for the school newspaper.

• She was writing an article for the school newspaper.

• She writes an article for the school newspaper.

Unit 5

• Past perfect simple

• Past perfect continuous

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses the past perfect simple?

• I finished my homework before the lesson started.

• She has finished her homework before the lesson started.

• I had finished my homework before the lesson started.

• I was finishing my homework before the lesson started.

Multiple Choice

What does the past perfect continuous emphasize?

• A completed action before a past moment

• A habit in the present

• An ongoing action and the time spent on it before a past moment

• A general truth

Multiple Choice

Which sentence emphasizes the result rather than the action?

• She had written an article for the school newspaper.

• She had been writing an article for the school newspaper.

• She wrote an article for the school newspaper.

• She is writing an article for the school newspaper.

Unit 7

Future time

• Present continuous

• will

• be going to

• Present simple

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses the present continuous for a future arrangement?

• I think I will visit my grandma this weekend.

• She is going to become an explorer when she grows up.

• We are meeting our friends for dinner tomorrow.

• It’s going to rain later, so take an umbrella.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is a correct use of "will" for a prediction?

• It’s going to rain later, so take an umbrella.

• You will have a great time in the Bahamas.

• We are visiting our grandma this weekend.

• I’m going to become a doctor when I grow up.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses "be going to" to express an intention?

• She is going to be a doctor when she grows up.

• The train leaves at 5 PM.

• I will call you when I arrive.

• We are going to Paris next summer.

Multiple Choice

Which of these sentences correctly uses the present simple for a timetable?

• My plane leaves at six.

• I will leave at six.

• I am going to leave at six.

• I leave soon, I promise!

Unit 8

Prepositions

• in

• on

• at

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses the preposition "at" for time?

• We have a meeting at Monday morning.

• The train arrives at 8:30 AM.

• I was born at 1999.

• They go skiing at winter.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "on" for place?

• The book is on the table.

• My brother lives on Mexico.

• I left my passport on the drawer.

• There’s a famous castle on Edinburgh.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses "at" for a holiday period?

• We always travel at summer.

• What are you doing at Christmas?

• She was born at April.

• We go to the beach at the weekend.

Unit 10-11

The passive

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct passive form of:
"They deliver newspapers every morning."

• Newspapers is delivered every morning.

• Newspapers has been delivered every morning.

• Newspapers was delivered every morning.

• Newspapers had been delivered every morning.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correctly written in the passive voice?

• The invitations have sent by my cousin.

• The invitations were send by my cousin.

• The invitations have been sent by my cousin.

• The invitations was sent by my cousin.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct passive sentence for:

"They are going to repair the road."

• The road is going to be repaired.

• The road going to repair.

• The road will going to be repaired.

• The road is being going to repaired.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct passive sentence for:

"They must complete the project by Friday."

• The project must completed by Friday.

• The project must be completed by Friday.

• The project must been completed by Friday.

• The project will be must completed by Friday.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly emphasizes the agent using "by" or "with"?

• The cake was baked with my grandmother.

• The cake was baked by my grandmother.

• The cake was baked by a spoon.

• The cake was baked with my grandmother's help.

Unit 13

• Countable nouns

• Uncountable nouns

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• I need a few advice before making a decision.

• She bought two breads from the bakery.

• The news was very surprising.

• He has much books in his room.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses a plural uncountable noun?

• These furniture are very expensive.

• Your jeans look great!

• The informations were useful.

• My hairs is too long.

Unit 14

Articles

• a

• an

• the

• No article (Zero article)

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• I saw a elephant at the zoo.

• I need an new phone.

• She is an honest person.

• He is an university student.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses "the"?

• She loves to swim in a Atlantic Ocean.

• The sun is shining brightly today.

• I visited an Amazon last year.

• We had lunch at the university.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly omits (bỏ) an article?

• I listen to the music every morning.

• She studies the maths at school.

• He goes to university in London.

• We are traveling to the Europe next summer.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is correct?

• I have a meeting on the 10th March.

• We go skiing in night.

• They will arrive in a morning.

• He was born in the 1990s.

Unit 16

Pronouns and possessive determiners

• Subject/object pronouns

• Possessive determiners

• Possessive pronouns

• Reflective pronouns

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses a subject pronoun?

• Me went to the store.

• Him is my best friend.

• They built the first aeroplane.

• Us are going to the park.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses an object pronoun?

• Can you help I with my homework?

• She gave the book to me.

• The gift is for he.

• Us love to play soccer.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence incorrectly uses a possessive determiner?

• Is this my coffee?

• This book is mine.

• This is hers car.

• Their house is very big.

Multiple Select

Which sentence(s) correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?

• He hurt hisself while running.

• I did it myself!

• They bought a gift for themselves.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• The dog wagged it's tail.

• The cat loves its new toy.

• Its a beautiful day today!

• The bird spread it's wings and flew.

Unit 17

Relative clauses

• Relative pronouns

• Non-defining relative clauses

• Defining relative clauses

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun?

• That is the city where I was born.

• The book who is on the table belongs to me.

• She adopted a dog whose loves to play.

• This is the museum which I visited it last week.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses a non-defining relative clause?

• My brother who lives in Canada is visiting us next week.

• My car, which is red, needs a new battery.

• The laptop that is on the desk is mine.

• The woman whose phone rang left the room.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly uses a defining relative clause?

• The movie, which we watched last night, was amazing.

• The man whose wallet was stolen reported it to the police.

• My laptop, that is brand new, is not working.

• Paris, where is the capital of France, is beautiful.

Unit 19

Modals

• Introduction to modals

• Ability modals

• Permission modals

• Advice modals

• Obligation modals

• Probability and possibility modals

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly expresses ability in the past?

Tom _______ swim when he was five years old.

• can

• should

• could

• may

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most polite way to ask for permission?

• Can I leave early today?

• Could I leave early today?

• May I leave early today?

• I leave early today?

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly expresses a present obligation?

• You don't have to wear a uniform at work.

• You must turn off your phone before the exam starts.

• Yesterday, she had to wake up early for a meeting.

• He didn't have to submit the report last week.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly expresses a strong probability?

• The phone is ringing—it must be Dad.

• It may snow later tonight.

• We could go to the beach this weekend.

• I ought to finish my homework soon.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence correctly expresses a future possibility?

• He must be the new teacher.

• We may go to Spain for our vacation next year.

• She ought to arrive at 3 PM.

• You mustn't park here.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between mustn’t and don’t have to.