WorksheetsUnit 1-4 Talent Review of Grammar Rules
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 10mins
A single answer in the past
past continuous
past simple
past perfect
To prohibit /prohibition
Should not
Must
Mustn't
Must not
Absence(without) of obligation
Do have to
haven't
Don't have
Don't have to
Obligations imposed by another person (asked for by another)
has
have
have to
hasn't
Written rules and instructions
must
should
shant
shall
Obligations the speaker thinks are necessary
have
shant
shall
must
Ability and permission
should
can't
can
must
Habits and repeated actions in the past
would to
would
used
used to
Actions in progress ( going on) in the past
past perfect continuous
continuous
past continuous
simple past
Habits repeated actions and states in the past
Had to
Have to
Used to
Would
We use _______________ to describe events that have finished in an unspecific time in the past.
Present perfect
Past perfect
Past perfect continuous
Simple past
I haven't done my homework is an example of what tense?
past perfect
simple past
perfect continuous
present perfect
How long has Burak been playing on his tablet? He's been playing for hours!
Perfect continuous
Present perfect
Simple present
You look exhausted! Have you been studying all night?
Simple past
Continuous
Present perfect continuous
Past perfect
Miss Sendra used to love pistachio ice cream. Now her favorite is mint chocolate chip.
to express something in the past that has finished.
to express something that happened regularly in the past, but isn't true any longer.
to express a present state.
Where were you going to yesterday when I saw you running in the hallway?
past perfect continuous
past simple
present continuous
past continuous
Did you have to clean your room this afternoon? Is an example of which rule?
obligation imposed by others
self obligation
a written rule and instruction
absence of obligation
He often gets up late.
present simple
present continuous
past perfect
He is getting up right at this moment. Wait for him, please.
Simple past
present perfect
continuous
present continuous
I believe her! Is an example of which tense?
present continuous
past continuous
simple present
past perfect
The dessert tastes wonderful! Is an example of which tense?
past perfect
present perfect continuous
present continuous
present simple
I mustn't be late or I will miss the bus!
prohibition
obligation
self obligation
obligations the speaker thinks are necessary
