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WorksheetsUNITS 0 & 1 - - - 1º ESO (Inglés)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"She (a) (not / walk) to school everyday."
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"Look! It (a) (snow)!"
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"_________ he __________ (listen) to music at the moment?"
(a)
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"__________ you ________ (study) Maths everyday?"
(a)
SEPARA LOS HUECOS CON UN GUIÓN ( - )
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"She never ___________ (eat) meat because she __________ (be) a vegeterian"
(a)
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"What time ________ you ___________ (meet) Pete tomorrow?"
(a)
My mother is ______ chef and my father is _____ engineer.
a / an
a / a
the / the
- / -
I am crazy about _______ romantic films, especially when they are about ____ real stories.
- / -
the / the
the / -
- / the
- Did you see ____ new Star Wars film?
- Yes, it was ____ amazing film. I loved it!
the / -
the / an
the / a
a / a
Everyone knows that _____ cats are more independent than _____ dogs.
the / the
the / -
- / the
- / -
Z is _____ last letter of ____ alphabet.
a / an
- / the
the / -
the / the
Do you remember ____ man we saw yesterday? It was ____ President!
a / the
an / the
the / the
- / the
Look! There's ______ big bear in______ backyard.
a / -
the / -
a / the
the / a
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"She always (a) (watch) TV at night"
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"He (a) (not / go) to the cinema very often"
Which is the opposite of "polite"?
Lazy
Rude
Cross
Talkative
Which is the opposite of "cross"?
Hard-working
Quiet
Good-tempered
Bad-tempered
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"He (a) (have) three brothers"
Complete with the Present Simple or Continuous:
"They (a) (visit) their grandparents next week"
Which is the opposite of "delighted"?
Brave
Rude
Smart
Upset
Which is the opposite of "disappointed"?
Rude
Proud
Embarrassed
Bored
My mum watched me win a singing contest on TV.
She feels...
proud
relieved
anxious
brave
After speaking to the head teacher, I looked in a mirror and noticed that I had chocolate around my mouth.
I felt...
embarrassed
shy
warm-hearted
confused
My friend told me that she lost my favourite book.
I feel...
cross
rude
mean
quiet
My grandfather went out for a quick bike ride over three hours ago and he isn’t back yet.
I feel...
envious
anxious
relieved
delighted
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"I feel (a) (tire). I need to sleep"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"In London is raining all day. The weather is so (a) (depress)"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"We were very (a) (frighten) when we saw the spider"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"Did you hear the (a) (shock) news about the accident? It was terrible"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
I am (a) (disappoint) with my mark in the Maths test. I got 2/10 points
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"Are you (a) (confuse)? Don't worry. I'll explain it again"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"This situation is so (a) (frustrate)"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"Our holidays in the beach were so (a) (relax)"
Transform the verbs into adjectives ending in ED or ING.
"I fell off my bike! All my friends laughed at me. I was very (a) (embarrass)"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"I (a) (not / drink) any Coke last night"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"I only (a) (eat) a burger".
What time _____ she _____ (get) up yesterday?
(a)
Complete with the Past Simple:
I (a) (buy) a new dress.
Complete with the Past Simple:
"We (a) (not / use) the computer last night"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"He (a) (have) a shower before dinner"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"She (a) (spend) all her savings in her new house"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"I (a) (send) a letter to my French friend"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"She (a) (receive) 300$ when her uncle died"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"There (a) (not / be) a lot of people at the concert"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"It (a) (not / rain) much last summer"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"I (a) (make) a birthday cake for my mother"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"________ you _______ (do) your homework?"
(a)
Complete with the Past Simple:
"I (a) (see) John last week at the supermarket"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"My cousin finally (a) (become) a great singer"
Complete with the Past Simple:
"The phone (a) (ring) many times"
