final 9

Change the following sentence to reported speech: 'She said, 'I will go to the party tomorrow.'

• She said that she will go to the party yesterday.

• She said that she will go to the party today.

• She said that she will go to the party the next day.

• She said that she would go to the party the next day.

Form a present simple passive sentence: The chef (cook) the meal.

• The meal is cooked by the chef.

• The meal is cooked the chef.

• The meal is cooking by the chef.

• The meal is cooked by the cook.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb: If it rains tomorrow, I (stay) at home.

• stayy

• will stay

• stays

• stayes

Rewrite the sentence using 'used to': I played football every weekend when I was younger.

• I was playing football every weekend when I was younger.

• I used to playing football every weekend when I was younger.

• I used to play football every weekend when I was younger.

• I used to play football every weekend now.

Form a second conditional sentence: If I (win) the lottery, I would buy a new car.

• If I would win the lottery, I would buy a new car.

• If I won the lottery, I would buy a new car.

• If I winned the lottery, I would buy a new car.

• If I win the lottery, I will buy a new car.

Change the following sentence to reported speech: 'He said, 'I have been studying for hours.'

• He said that he was studying for hours.

• He said that he had been studying for hours.

• He said that he studied for hours.

• He said that he has been studying for hours.

Form a present simple passive sentence: The book (write) by the famous author.

• The book was writing by the famous author.

• The book is writing by the famous author.

• The book is written by the famous author.

• The book writes by the famous author.

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb: If she (study) hard, she will pass the exam.

• studying

• studies

• study

• studiesing

Rewrite the sentence using 'used to': They swam in the lake every summer.

• They swim in the lake every summer.

• They were swimming in the lake every summer.

• They used to swim in the river every summer.

• They used to swim in the lake every summer.

Form a second conditional sentence: If I (know) the answer, I would tell you.

• If I know the answer, I would tell you.

• If I knew the answer, I will tell you.

• If I knew the answer, I would tell you.

• If I knew the answer, I tell you.