BIG GRAMMAR REVIEW 100

Everyday, Lynda wakes up at 5am and (to walk) 5 km.

• walked

• is walking

• walks

• walk

When he was a little boy, Michael (to want) to be an astronaut.

• has wanted

• wanted

• wants

• did wanted

Present progressive, 2nd person singular, verb to smile, NEGATIVE

• You not smiling

• You don't smile

• You are smiling

• You are not smiling

Which phrase is NOT written correctly?

• I caught a fish.

• She washed an banana.

• He ate carrots.

• They bought a new couch.

Last week, I (to eat) pizza three times.

• have ate

• ate

• eats

• was eating

Past progressive, 3rd person plural, verb to work, YES/NO question

• Did they working?

• Are they working?

• Were they working?

• Did they working?

Simple past, 3rd person singular, verb to drive, YES/NO question

• Did he drive?

• Does he drive?

• Did he drove?

• Does he drove?

Simple present, 3rd person singular, verb to play, NEGATIVE

• He doesn't plays

• He does not plays

• He don't play

• He doesn't play

Which phrase is correct?

• The birds are blues

• The blue birds are flying.

• The blues birds are flying.

• The birds blue are flying.

Answer explanation

Adjectives NEVER vary (les adjectifs en anglais ne varient jamais, ni en genre, ni en nombre, et sont toujours placés DEVANT le nom)

Which phrase is correct?

• I very love English.

• I very love the English.

• I love English very much.

• I love the English very.

Answer explanation

You can also say:

I really love English.