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WorksheetsA2 Review - 2nd Trimester
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does the picture represent?
You shouldn't eat here.
You mustn't eat here.
You don't have to eat here.
You shouldn't be hungry now.
A gadget to help with Maths:
docking station
calculator
A machine for washing dishes:
coffee machine
washing machine
dishwasher
sink
To read a digital book, you have to
read a map.
stand up to switch on a machine.
use a dishwasher.
use an e-reader.
The museum is free. You _________ for the tickets.
shouldn't pay
don’ t have to pay
must pay
mustn't pay
Mum, it’s half past seven. _________ set the table?’
Do I have to
I have to
I don't have to
Do I must to
We ________ so many sweets. It’s bad for our teeth.
shouldn't put on
shouldn't go out
shouldn't eat
shouldn't wear
My dad _______ get up early, but he likes it.
mustn't
shouldn't
doesn't have to
don't have to
‘I’ve got to tidy up the house.’ ‘Ask Angela, she’s always very _______
confident
funny
helpful
cheerful
I like Maria. She never looks sad. She’s always ________
cheerful
intelligent
helpful
jealous
Ben always knows what to do. He’s very _____
jealous
confident
funny
cheerful
My mum _____ an excellent cake for my birthday.
made
buy
make
came
Yesterday I worked all day. I feel ________
tiring
tired
interesting
interested
This book is really _______, so I don’t recommend it.
interesting
bored
boring
intelligent
The past of play is:
played
plaied
playied
playd
We can look ______ the new words in the dictionary
after
up
at
into
Your grandmother is young. (really)
Your grandmother really is young.
Your grandmother is young really.
Your really grandmother is young.
Your grandmother is really young.
These are:
libraries
stations
shelves
wardrobe
This is:
an armchair
a chair
a sofa
a desk
Sam borrowed my T-shirt.
Sam borrowed a T-shirt of my.
Sam borrowed a T-shirt mine of.
Sam borrowed a T-shirt of mine.
Sam borrowed a mine T-shirt.
Which question is correct?
Did you have a good weekend?
Do you had a good weekend?
Did you had a good weekend?
Were you have a good weekend?
Which expression means "give me an example"?
Sorry?
Look like?
Like what?
You mean...
