WorksheetsSemester review 1-4 (8) grammar
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 30mins
Is that the woman ___ lives across the road from you?
whom
---
who
which
'What did this old school building use to be?' 'It was the school ___ I used to attend.'
this
what
---
who
That's my daughter's friend ___ I drove to school once.
this
she
her
whom
Monica ___ opened the present she'd received for her birthday.
happily
happy
happiest
happier
He finished his homework so ___ that he made lots of mistakes.
quick
fast
hard
good
'How was the performance?' ' I don't think I did very ___.'
better
fine
well
good
'Nick is a talented painter.' 'I agree. He paints ___ .'
more beautiful
beautifully
beautiful
beauty
They ate a ___ supper, and then they went to bed.
healthier
health
healthy
healthily
I asked the waiter ___ if we could have lunch outside.
deep
polite
politely
deeply
Don't worry about the road. I'm a ___ driver.
more carefully
care
careful
carefully
Dinner ___ at 7 p.m. sharp.
serves
is served
served
serve
The plane is flown ___ an experienced pilot.
using
in
with
by
'Where is Skara Brae?' 'It ___ in northern Scotland.'
will locate
is located
located
locates
'What happened to your camera?' 'It ___ when I was on holiday.'
were stolen
was stolen
is stolen
was stealing
'Who picked up her children from school?' 'Their grandma ___ them up.'
is picking
picked
picks
has picked
Brazil is definitely ___ than the UK.
the warmest
warmest
warm
warmer
'I don't like Brandon's new hairstyle.' 'Yes, it looks ___ than before.'
badly
worst
bad
worse
I think this summer has been ___ wetter than last summer.
more
most
---
very
'It always takes a long time to get to uncle Terry's house.' 'Oh, it's not ___ far as you think.'
very
so
than
the
I can do my maths homework ___ than my English homework.
as easy as
as easily as
more easy
more easily
Eating junk food all day is the ___ thing you can do to your body.
worst
badly
bad
worse
'How was your hiking trip?' 'It was the ___ holiday I've had for a long while!'
better
good
well
best
It snowed the ___ during the afternoon.
more heavy
more heavily
most heavily
most heavy
'What's the ___ mountain in the world?' 'Mount Everest, of course.'
highest
higher
high
most highly
That was the ___ dangerous storm we've had all year.
too
more
most
---
'What is Helen going to study at university?' 'She's very ___ in marine biology.'
inerest
interestingly
interesting
interested
I don't want to see a horror film. They're ___ !
fright
frightening
frighten
frightened
If you think painting is ___ , why do you do it?
boredom
bore
bored
boring
I'm ___ that people still drop rubbish in the streets.
shocked
shocking
shock
shockingly
Michelle passed her history exam, which was ___ news.
surprisingly
surprising
surprised
surprise
Nie wiesz gdzie zostawiłeś/łaś kluczyk do szafki. Jak o tym poinformujesz kolegę?
I'm afraid I can't find my key.
I don't know whose key it can be.
I should remember to leave the key.
Koleżanka chce kupić bilet autobusowy w automacie, ale nie wie jak to się robi. Co jej powiesz?
Oh, don't forget to buy a ticket for the bus.
Oh, that's easy. Press this button, wait a moment and then choose the right ticket.
Oh, that's easy. Make sure you've got the right ticket for the bus
Jesteś na wycieczce w zoo. Twój kolega chce nakarmić małpki. Jak powiesz mu, że jest to zakazane?
Watch out for the monkeys!
Don't go there. Monkeys are dangerous and might attck you!
You mustn't feed the monkeys!
Twoja młodsza siostra zobaczyła psa sąsiadów, który wydaje się groźny. Chce go pogłaskać. Co powiesz?
Come on. It's against the law.
Make sure it isn't dangerous. It can bite you.
Don't forget to buy dog food.
Idziesz z koleżanką, która bardzo się ociąga, a ty nie chcesz spóźnić się. Co powiesz?
Don't do that again!
Hurry up!
Do what I tell you!
Na ulicy spotykasz przechodnia, który się zgubił. Pyta jak dojść do muzeum. Co powiesz?
You're right. Museums are great.
Oh, it's 5 o'clock. The museum is closing just right now.
Go across the bridge and turn right. It's opposite the cinema.
I haven't eaten (a) (od środy).
When my dog saw my mother, it (a) (wag/it/ tail) once and then quickly ran into the house
I'm sorry, but our apartment (a) (be/not/for) rent now. You may try next month.
Meeting a lion face to face is the worst experience that she (a) (ever/have).
I don't know (a) (what/you/see) yesterday when I met you, but you looked really scared.
Before (a) (swallow/these/pill) you must eat a light meal.
I guess Oscar (a) (not/eat/healthy) and that was the reason for his health problems.
Don't worry that you've forgotten your wallet. (a) (I/lend) you some money.
Sam felt dizzy after the long walk, so we (a) (stop/drink) some water.
She has lived in this city (a) (przez 3 lata).
