Grammar Test

1. By the time Susan … (get) home, all of her children … (go) to bed.

• got – went

• had gotten – went

• got – have gone

• got – had gone 

If the water … (reach) 100 degrees, it … (boil).

• reach – boil

• reaches – will boil

• reaches – boils

• reaches – is going boil

Mary didn’t … dogs when she was a kid.

• used to like

• use to like

• used to liked

• use to liking

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning:

“I haven’t met him since I graduated from this school.” – Kate said.

• Kate said that she hasn’t met him since she graduated from that school.

• Kate said that she hadn’t met him since she graduated from this school.

• Kate said that I hadn’t met him since I graduated from that school.

• Kate said that she hadn’t met him since she graduated from that school.

If I … (be) you, I … (go) out with that man. He seems bad.

• was – won’t

• were – would go

• were – wouldn’t go

• am – won’t

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning:

Linda: “I’ll be home soon.”

• Linda said me she would be home soon.

• Linda told me she would be home soon.

• Linda told to me she would be home soon.

• Lind told me she was home soon.

If she … (leave) soon, she … (miss) the bus.

• leaves – will miss

• doesn’t leave – won’t miss

• doesn’t leave – will miss

• doesn’t leave – misses

The girl … mother is a doctor is wearing a blue dress.

• who

• whom

• which

• whose

Mike: “How can I get to the bank?”

Louis: “Just go … the bridge and turn left. The bank is … your right.”

• up – on

• down – in

• across – on

• through – on

This is the first time Judy … (eat) Japanese food.

• has eaten

•  ate

• eats

• is eating