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WorksheetsREVIEW REM 2
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 50mins
When do we use simple past?
To talk about experiences
To talk about routines
To compare 2 things, places, people.
To stand out one object, person, place.
To talk about past events
When do we use comparatives?
To talk about experiences
To talk about routines
To compare 2 things, places, people.
To stand out one object, person, place.
To talk about past events
When do we use superlatives?
To talk about experiences
To talk about routines
To compare 2 things, places, people.
To stand out one object, person, place.
To talk about past events
When do we use present perfect?
To talk about experiences
To talk about routines
To compare 2 things, places, people.
To stand out one object, person, place.
To talk about past events
What is the auxiliary verb of simple past?
did
have/ has
do/ does
What is the auxiliary verb of present perfect?
did
have/ has
do/ does
In simple past, when do we use 'did'?
affirmative sentences
negative sentences
interrogative sentences
negative and interrogative sentences
We use regular and irregular verbs in past for the simple past affirmative form:
true
false
If we use 'did' in negative and interrogative form, the verb does not change anymore.
true
false
What are the time expressions of simple past?
last year, ago, yesterday, in 1995.
always, sometimes, usually
never, always, ever
Is this sentence correct: I did went to the beach last summer.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct: I didn't ate pizza yesterday.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct: Did you play last Friday?
yes
no
Which one is an example of a 'yes/no' question:
Do you like football?
Why are you writing an email?
Which one is an example of a 'wh-' question:
Do you like football?
Why are you writing an email?
Whe use 'who' for:
people
place
time
reason
Whe use 'where' for:
people
place
time
reason
Whe use 'when' for:
people
place
time
reason
Whe use 'why' for:
people
place
time
reason
____ do you get to school?
how
what
where
which
____ is the best restaurant in Pachuca?
how
what
where
which
____ marker do you want? The red or the blue one?
how
what
where
which
____ did you buy that lovely dress?
how
what
where
which
____you didn't tell me?
how
what
where
why
____ far is the shopping centre?
how
what
where
why
Is this question correct?
She is Italian?
yes
no
Is this question correct?
Where she lives?
yes
no
Is this question correct?
Is there a car park?
yes
no
Is this question correct?
Why are you crying?
yes
no
In comparative form: When is only one syllable we add:
-er
more/less
-ier
double consonant
In comparative form: When is more than one syllable we add:
-er
more/less
-ier
double consonant
In comparative form: When the word ends in 'y' we change to:
-er
more/less
-ier
double consonant
In comparative form: When the adjective has: vowel + consonant+ vowel:
-er
more/less
-ier
double consonant
What is the comparative form of 'good'?
better
best
gooder
goodest
What is the superlative form of 'good'?
better
best
gooder
goodest
In superlative form: When is only one syllable we add:
-est
most/ least
-iest
double consonant
In superlative form: When is more than one syllable we add:
-est
most/least
-iest
double consonant
In superlative form: When the word ends in 'y' we change to:
-est
most/least
-iest
double consonant
In superlative form: When the adjective has: vowel + consonant+ vowel:
-est
most/least
-iest
double consonant
What is the comparative form of 'bad'?
worse
worst
baddest
badder
What is the superlative form of 'bad'?
worse
worst
baddest
badder
In present perfect, we use has for:
he, she, it
I, we, you, they
In present perfect, we use have for:
he, she, it
I, we, you, they
We use present perfect for all of these, except:
experiences
unspecific time
something that started in the past and still continues
routines and past actions.
We use verbs in participle in present perfect.
true
false
We use 'ever' in present perfect.
true
false
Is this sentence correct?
I has eaten a delicious sandwich.
no
yes
Is this sentence correct?
Have you ever saw an unicorn?
no
yes
Is this sentence correct?
She hasn't swum in the river.
no
yes
Is this sentence correct?
I have run a marathon.
no
yes
Is this sentence correct?
I am more tall than she.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Dumbo is gooder than Bambi
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Canada is colder than Mexico.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
This is the most amazing place I have seen.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Claire is the most intelligent person in my class.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Jake is the boringest man.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Sara is the most beautifulest woman in the class.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
She is the most old of the campus.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Mary is the youngest.
yes
no
Is this sentence correct?
Sharina is faster than Celine.
yes
no
