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WorksheetsGrammar Review Units 4 and 5
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
To talk about the future we need to use "BE GOING TO" and "WILL" together in a sentence. For example, Mary will going to get married soon.
True
False
Which of the following questions is correct?
She is going to write a book?
She isn't going to write a book?
Is she going to write a book?
Will she going to write a book?
In which sentence the future "WILL" is used correctly?
He will to go to the supermarket.
She wills go to the supermarket.
He will going to the supermarket.
She will go to the supermarket.
When using "BE GOING TO" we form negations by putting NOT after the verb to be. For example, They are not/aren't going to play basketball tomorrow.
True
False
The word "GONNA" is the same as:
Got to
Want to
Have to
Going to
What is the contracted form of "WILL NOT"?
Won't
Willn't
A: Did you go ice-skating this winter?
B: No. _____________________________________ next winter.
I will going to go ice-skating
I'm going to go ice-skating
I am will go ice-skating
I will am going to go ice-skating
We use "BE GOING TO" for:
Predictions based on what we see or know.
Predictions based on what we think or believe.
In this sentence: "I am planning to buy a house next year". Can we replace "PLANNING TO" for?
Will
Going to
A: Mom, I killed a cat down the street.
B: I _____________________ anybody. I promise.
A: Thanks, Mom. I love you.
B: I love you too.
am not going to tell
won't tell
I expect the weather _____________________ fine tomorrow.
is going to be
will be
is
is will going to be
Which of the following sentences is an example of "FIXED ARRANGEMENTS"?
He's going to play tennis tomorrow morning.
I think he'll pass his exams.
She's flying to Madrid on Wednesday the 24th.
It's cloudy outside. It's going to rain.
We use "PRESENT PROGRESSIVE" to talk about fixed arrangements in the near future, especially when we know the time and the place.
True
False
Is this question correct: "Will he comes to the meeting?"
Yes
No
This time expression "THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW" is used with:
Present Perfect
Simple Past
Simple Future
Past Progressive
We use "WILL" to make predictions based on what we think or imagine.
True
False
We can also use "WILL" for threats (Stop talking or I will punish you, for example).
True
False
A: Tony, what will the weather be like tomorrow?
B: __________________ hot and sunny.
It's going to be
It'll be
A: _________________________________________?
B: He'll probably study for the English test after school.
What is he going to do after school today?
What will Laura do tomorrow?
What will he do at the beach tomorrow?
What will he do after school today?
We use the simple future "WILL" with the expressions "I'm sure or I'm afraid" and the adverbs "probably or perhaps".
True
False
Good bye! I've arranged to play tennis in half an hour.
Good bye! I'm going to play tennis in half an hour.
Good bye! I'm playing tennis in half an hour.
The Jones family plans to go to Italy this summer.
The Jones family is going to Italy this summer.
The Jones family is going to go to Italy this summer.
We mean to visit our friends in London and spend the night with them.
Mean = To have the intention
We are going to visit our friends in London and spend the night with them.
We are visiting our friends in London and spend the night with them.
Come and say goodbye. Our guests have to leave in a minute.
Come and say goodbye. Our guests are leaving in a minute.
Come and say goodbye. Our guests are going to leave in a minute.
Susie has programmed to meet Angela this evening.
Susie is meeting Angela this evening.
Susie is going to meet Angela this evening.
At seven o'clock yesterday evening Sally and Jenny _______ watching T.V.
was
were
She was walking down the street when she ran into an old friend from school.
An action that was in progress at a stated time in the past.
Two or more actions happening in the same time in the past.
An action that was in progress when another action interrupted it.
To give background information in a story.
My sister was doing her homework __________ I was playing football.
now
since
yesterday
while
For completed actions in the past we use:
Simple Past
Past Progressive
First she _________________ the theory and then she did the exercises.
studied
was studing
Adjectives describe ____________.
nouns
verbs
Seven __________ sweaters.
yellows
yellow
Adverbs describe ____________.
verbs
nouns
pronouns
prepositions
She sings _________________.
beautiful
beautifully
Adverbs show manner (how), place (where), time (when) and frequency (how often).
True
False
The verbs "look, smell, sound, feel and taste" take an adjective not an adverb.
True
False
He looks _____________.
sad
sadly
it tastes _______________.
well
good
Adjective
Lazy
Adverb
_______________
Lazyly
Lazily
Adjective
Fast
Adverb
________________
Fast
Fastly
