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Worksheets3rd term review exam Block 1
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 57mins
Julie wasn't at home. She had __________ (go) to shops
went
was
gone
go
We've already __________ (have) lunch.
have
has
had
haven't
He has never __________ (drive) a motorbike before
drive
driven
drove
What is the participle of 'fly' ?
flew
flown
flyied
Duncan's here, and he's __________ (bring) some sandwiches!
braught
brung
brought
Someone has __________ (steal) my bicycle!
stealed
stole
stolen
stelt
Which following verb is the participle of 'Lose'
Lose
Loose
Losen
Lost
Have you __________ (sell) your car yet?
sold
sole
sellen
selled
Have I __________ (ask) this before?
ask
asked
askked
She's never __________ (swim) in the sea before.
swum
swim
swam
swimmed
Have you (a) felt an earthquake?
She _ in Trujillo since 2004. ( live)
(a)
I ... him for ages. ( see)
(a)
Write a sentence example with "for" in the Present Perfect Tense.
Write an example using "since" in a present perfect tense sentence.
Which examples are correct?
She has lived here since 2019. (Tick all correct options)
Why haven't you answered your phone for two hours?
He hasn't seen his best friend since the summer.
Where have you been since last night?
It hasn't rained (a) Monday.
The teachers hasn't given a homework ________ two days.
since
for
ago
yet
We haven't been to school (a) two months.
We have waited for the teacher __________ 10 minutes.
since
for
already
Complete the sentence: I have been a student at IELEV for ........
"for" is used to show a time period; a duration
"since" is used to talk when you want to show a point in time.
You can use "for" or "since" to talk about the same thing. For example:
"I've been a student here for two years."
"I've been a student here since 2018."
What is the correct answer for the question? Tick the correct one(s).
"How long have you played the piano?"
For 10 years.
For 2010.
Since 2010.
Since 10 years.
The present perfect is formed by...
Have + Participle
Have/Has + Participle
To be + Participle
To be + -ing
Have you finished your homework _______?
just
yet
for
since
I have not washed my shirts _________.
since
for
yet
already
Julia has______made a table with three columns.
yet
already
since
just
Don't come in here with those muddy shoes! I've _______ cleaned this floor!
just
already
yet
/
Have you... been to China?
never
not
ever
got
I ... eaten scorpions!
haven't ever
has never
have never
haven't ever
The interrogative form is...
Have been you...?
You have ever been...?
Have you ever been...?
You been have ever...?
I / lived / here / never / have /
I never have lived here
Here I have never lived
I never lived have here
I have never lived here
If Anne plays Kahoot this afternoon, her students will be happy.
zero conditional
first conditional
When teachers use Kahoot, students understand better.
zero conditional
first conditional
I will be so happy if you buy me a car.
zero conditional
first conditional
People are happy if you remember their birthday.
zero conditional
first conditional
When do we use zero conditional sentences? We use it ...
when the condition is ALWAYS TRUE if something happens
when the condition is SOMETIMES true when something happens
to talk about the future
to talk about the past
How many parts does a zero conditional sentence have?
1
2
4
6
If I am sick, I ____ to see the doctor immediately.
went
goes
go
am going
We use zero conditional to talk about ___________
imaginary situations.
scientific facts.
dreams.
desires.
If you ______(not sleep) well, you ____(look) like a zombie in the morning.
doesn't sleep, look
don't sleep, look
don't sleep, looks
If people eat too much, they ______ fat. (get)
get
got
does get
doesn't get
If it rains tomorrow, we________ to the cinema
go
will go
goes
gone
He ... the test if he ... hard.
will pass, studies
passes, will study
If I ... the test, my parents ... angry.
won't pass, will be
don't pass, will be
Complete the sentence: If you (a) (eat) well, you feel better.
The word "If" can be replaced by the word:
While
Where
When
Which are situations of zero conditional?
If you don't use a tablet before bed, you sleep better.
You get wet when you run in the rain.
If you have a bicycle, you'll ride it everyday.
You gets purple If you mix red and blue.
Why do we use first conditional?
We use first conditional to talk about future possibilities.
We use first conditional to notice something wrong
We use first conditional to express facts
We use first conditional to have fun
What (a) (happen) If you don't recycle at home?
Which are sentences of first conditional?
If we use clean energy, there will be less pollution.
We don't recycle, there will be too much garbage.
What will happen If I listen to loud music?
If I use modern lightbulbs, I save the electricity.
Zero conditional is formed by:
Simple Present + Simple Present
Simple Present + Simple Past
Simple Present + Will
Simple Past + Would
First conditional is formed by:
Simple Present + Simple Present
Simple Present + Simple Past
Simple Present + Will
Simple Past + Would
This sentence is in Zero Conditional:
If you work, you get paid.
If you work, you'll get paid.
If you worked, you'd get paid.
If you had worked, you would've got paid.
This sentence is in First Conditional:
If you work, you get paid.
If you work, you'll get paid.
If you worked, you'd get paid.
If you had worked, you would've got paid.
