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WorksheetsGrammar Review Unit 7-Double Click 2
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
We use the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 to say something which is always true (law of nature).
True
False
"If you heat water, it boils". What type of conditional is this?
Type 1
Type 0
In conditional type 1 we can use "when" instead of "if".
True
False
We use the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 to talk about something that always happens as a result of something else.
True
False
if / when you put salt on ice, ____________________.
it will melt
it melts
it will melts
it melt
____________________________, you get purple.
If you mix red and yellow
When you mix blue and white
If you mix black and white
When you mix red and blue
The formula for the CONDITIONAL TYPE 0 is:
if + simple present ------ simple future
if + simple present ------ simple present
if + simple present ------ imperative
if + simple present ------ can/must/may, etc.
If / When I walk a long distance, ________________________.
I'll be thirsty
I am always thirsty
CONDITIONALS TYPE 1 express a real or very probable situation in the present or future.
True
False
"We'll leave if they don't come on time". Does this sentence need a comma (,) ?
Yes
No
"If you come early we'll stay longer". Does this sentence need a comma (,) ?
Yes
No
We can use "UNLESS" instead of ______________ in the if-clause.
When
If
When / if
If ... not
The verb after UNLESS is always in the negative.
True
False
Unless you ________________ every day, you won't pass the level.
don't study
study
won't study
will study
Unless we catch the bus on time, _______________________.
We won't be late for work
We'll be late for work
We are late for work
We will never be late for work
if Cindy wins the lottery, ______________________________.
She is happy
She will get a new car
She feels sad
She has money to burn
If Michael gets a good job, __________________________.
He can lead a better life
He lives happily
He spends a lot of money
He doesn't care about prices
_______________________________________, it explodes.
If you cook an egg in the microwave
If you put water in the freezer
__________________________________, she's going to be very sorry.
If Laurie will not go to college
If Laurie will go to college
If Laurie doesn't go to college
None is correct
If the cow crosses the road, _____________________________.
unless it drinks water
a truck might hit it
We use the COMPARATIVE to compare two people, things, places, etc. We usually use THAN with the comparative.
True
False
What is the comparative of "FAR"?
Farer
Farther / Further
Farest
Farer than
With some two-syllable adjectives, such as CLEVER, NARROW, GENTLE, FRIENDLY, etc, we form the comparative and superlative with -er, -est or more and the most. Example: cleverer, more clever, the cleverest, the most clever.
True
False
What is the comparative of "BAD" ?
worst
worse
bader
worser
With long adjectives we form the comparative with MORE and the superlative with THE MOST.
True
False
We use the SUPERLATIVE FORM to compare one person, thing, etc with more than one person, thing, etc, in the same group.
True
False
What's the FORMULA for the superlative?
Adjective / Adverb + than
The + adjective / adverb + of / in
Adjective / adverb + to
None is correct
What is the superlative of the word "NOISY" ?
Noisier
The noisiest
The noisest
more noisy
We use "AS ... AS" to say that two things are the same or different.
True
False
Can we use the word "JUST" with the comparative "AS ... AS" to give more emphasis?
Yes
No
In Japan, trains are _______________________ planes. They have the same price.
more expensive than
as expensive as
the most expensive
not as expensive as
With one-syllable adjectives ending in a vowel + a consonant we double the last consonant and add -er (comparative) or -est (superlative).
True
False
A: In your opinion, what is the ____________ restaurant in town?
B: I think it's Antonio's.
A: I disagree. Antonio's isn't as ____________ as Gino's. Gino's has__________ pasta than Antonio's.
better / good / better
best / better / better
best / good / better
good / better / best
"Jasmin sings beautifully and so does Alice". How can you compare these two women?
Jasmin sings more beautifully than Alice.
Jasmin sings the most beautifully.
Jasmin sings just as beautifully as Alice.
Jasmin doesn't sing as beautifully as Alice.
People in China speak ____________________ (slow) than people in Hong Kong.
slower
more slowly
most slowly
slowest
The neighbor __________ lives downstairs is very quiet.
where
that
who
whose
Mom, may I eat the mango ________ is in the refrigerator?
who
whose
where
that
A hospital is a place _________ people go when they are ill.
which
where
that
whose
That's the woman _________ handbag was stolen.
who
whose
which
that
That isn't the camera _______ is on sale.
who
where
which
whose
