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WorksheetsMid-Term XII Mipa-1Sup.Class
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 20mins
The fool is busy in everyone’s business -but- his own.
adjective
preposition
conjunction
adverb
pronoun
We first went -to- the store to buy a few things
preposition
conjunction
adverb
adjective
noun
We got back home late at night -but- we didn't go to sleep immediately. We were very hungry
conjunction
preposition
adverb
pronoun
adjective
Mr. John seemed a bit irritated and yelled at his neighbor, "-Why- are you laughing?"
preposition
noun
pronoun
adjective
adverb
If you don’t want something, then it is expensive at -any- price
adjective
preposition
conjunction
interjection
pronoun
She … (not cheat) on the test, for it … (be) the wrong thing to do.
She did not cheat on the test, for it was the wrong thing to do
She does not cheat on the test, for it was the wrong thing to do
She did not cheat on the test, for it is the wrong thing to do
She did not cheating on the test, for it was the wrong thing to do
She did not cheated on the test, for it was the wrong thing to do
After Argentina …. (lose) to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans … (gather) in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match.
After Argentina had lost to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans had gathered in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match
After Argentina lost to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans had been gathered in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match
After Argentina has lost to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans had gathered in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match
After Argentina had been lost to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans had gathered in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match
After Argentina lost to Germany in the World Cup final, thousands of football fans had gathered in the city to celebrate their team’s performance in the championship match
When you … (enter) the room, we … (discuss) the matter of our wages for ten minutes
When you entering the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes
When you entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes
When you have entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes
When you had entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes
When you entered the room we had discussed the matter of our wages for 10 minutes
I … (pay) my dues; as a result, I … (expect) to receive all the privileges listed in the bylaws
I had paid my dues; as a result, I expect to receive all the privileges listed in the by laws.
I have paid my dues; as a result, I expecting to receive all the privileges listed in the by laws.
I have paid my dues; as a result, I expected to receive all the privileges listed in the by laws.
I have paid my dues; as a result, I expect to receive all the privileges listed in the by laws.
I paid my dues; as a result, I expect to receive all the privileges listed in the by laws.
Though he was late, James … (know) he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly … (go) to the study room
Though he was late, James knew he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.
Though he is late, James knows he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.
Though he was late, James knew he must complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.
Though he was late, James had known he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.
Though he was late, James knew he had to complete the assignment, and he had quickly gone to the study room.
They were able to choose from a limited number of programs on three or four - channels -.
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noun
preposition
adverb
conjunction
I - often - feel we've forgotten to communicate with our surroundings.
adverb
pronoun
adjective
conjunction
preposition
Gone are the days when a worker might sit - around - the staff room discussing last night's entertainment.
adjective
conjunction
preposition
adverb
interjection
Would you like to improve your fitness - without - having to leave your home?
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adjective
adverb
conjunction
preposition
When the alarm (ring), Frank (jump) out of bed quickly.
When the alarm rang, Frank jumped out of bed quickly.
When the alarm rings, Frank jumps out of bed quickly.
When the alarm had rung, Frank jumped out of bed quickly.
When the alarm was ringing, Frank jumped out of bed quickly.
When the alarm has rung, Frank jumped out of bed quickly.
Almost everyone (leave) for home by the time we (arrive).
Almost everyone had left for home by the time we were arriving.
Almost everyone left for home by the time we arrived.
Almost everyone had left for home by the time we had arrived.
Almost everyone left for home by the time we arrived.
Almost everyone had left for home by the time we arrived.
We (wait) for you when you (get) back tomorrow.
We wait for you when you get back tomorrow.
We will be waiting for you when you will get back tomorrow.
We will be waited for you when you get back tomorrow.
We will be waiting for you when you get back tomorrow.
We will waiting for you when you get back tomorrow.
The gloves I (loose) at school yesterday (be) not my best ones.
The gloves I lost at school yesterday were not my best ones.
The gloves I loose at school yesterday were not my best ones.
The gloves I lost at school yesterday are not my best ones.
The gloves I had lost at school yesterday were not my best ones.
The gloves I have lost at school yesterday are not my best ones.
I (know) Rudy for three years, and we still (meet) once a month.
I knew Rudy for three years, and we still meet once a month.
I had known Rudy for three years, and we still met once a month.
I have known Rudy for three years, and we still meet once a month.
I had known Rudy for three years, and we had still met once a month.
I have known Rudy for three years, and we have still met once a month.
Mulyono (enjoy) going fishing yesterday because he (go) fishing in a long time.
Mulyono enjoyed going fishing yesterday because he had gone fishing in a long time.
Mulyono had enjoyed going fishing yesterday because he had gone fishing in a long time.
Mulyono has enjoyed going fishing yesterday because he has gone fishing in a long time.
Mulyono enjoyed going fishing yesterday because he went fishing in a long time.
Mulyono enjoyed going fishing yesterday because he had gone fishing in a long time.
every day - at the school cafeteria - our lunch - we don't eat
We don't eat our lunch every day at the school cafeteria.
We don't eat our lunch at the school cafeteria every day.
We don't eat at the school cafeteria our lunch every day.
Every day we don't eat our lunch at the school cafeteria.
Every day we don't eat at the school cafeteria our lunch.
those fellows - will - remain - how long - in Washington, D.C.
How long those fellows will remain in Washington, D.C.?
How long will remain those fellows in Washington, D.C.?
In Washington, D.C. how long will those fellows remain?
How long will those fellows in Washington D.C. remain?
How long will those fellows remain in Washington, D.C.?
an official - about this rule - asked - a question - the two men
The two men asked an official a question about this rule.
The two men asked a question an official about this rule.
The two men asked about this rule an official a question.
An official asked the two men a question about this rule.
An official asked a question the two men about this rule.
whose name - at that time - lived - a writer - was Peter - in Poland
A writer lived in Poland at that time whose name was Peter.
At that time a writer whose name was Peter lived in Poland.
A writer whose name was Peter lived in Poland at that time.
In Poland a writer whose name was Peter lived at that time.
At that time in Poland lived a writer whose name was Peter.
the flowers - to see - it's wonderful - in the spring - come to life
It's wonderful to see the flowers come to life in the spring.
It's wonderful come to life to see the flowers in the spring.
It's wonderful the flowers come to life to see in the spring.
In the spring it's wonderful to see the flowers come to life.
In the spring it's wonderful the flowers to see come to life.
are mine - the purse - and - the coat - with the red collar - with the handle
The coat with the handle and the purse with the red collar are mine.
The purse with the red collar and the coat with the handle are mine.
The purse with the handle and the coat with the red collar are mine.
The purse and the coat with the red collar are mine with the handle.
The coat with the handle are mine and the purse with the red collar.
this fine sport - don't - enjoy - why - you Americans - please - tell me
Tell me please why you Americans don't enjoy this fine sport.
Tell me why you Americans don't enjoy this fine sport please.
Tell me why please you Americans don't enjoy this fine sport.
Please tell me why you Americans don't enjoy this fine sport.
Please why you Americans don't enjoy this fine sport tell me.
only - lives - in the winter - in this part of - that bird - the country
In this part of the country that bird lives only in the winter.
That bird lives in this part of the country only in the winter.
Only in the winter that bird lives in this part of the country.
That bird in this part of the country lives only in the winter.
That bird lives in this part in the winter of the country only.
composition - before - begin - plan - you - carefully - your
Begin your composition carefully before you plan.
Your composition plan carefully before you begin.
You plan your composition carefully before begin.
Begin your composition plan carefully before you .
Plan your composition carefully before you begin.
changed from - to industrial - it - the process - society - was - agrarian - by which
The process was by which society changed it from agrarian to industrial.
It was the process by which agrarian changed from society to industrial.
Agrarian was the process by which society changed from it to industrial.
It was the process by which society changed from agrarian to industrial.
Society was the process by which it changed from agrarian to industrial.
The waitress put ____ cream and sugar in my coffee.
too
too many
too much
many
very many
You made ____ mistakes. Write the lesson again.
much
too much
too many
very much
too
Mr. Duncan gave us ____ homework. It was ____ difficult.
too - too much
too - too many
too many - too
too much - too
too - too
There are ____ people in this room. It's ____ hot.
too - very
too many - too much
too much - too
too many - too
too much - very
You spoke ____ fast and used ____ hard words for me.
too - too many
very - too much
too much - too
too many - too
much - many
A : ____ did you go there yesterday?
B : To see Thomas.
How
Where
Whom
Why
When
A : ____ do you like the city?
B : Very well.
How
Why
Whose
When
How far
A : ____ cups of coffee did you drink?
B : Two or three.
How much
How come
Why
How many
How
A : ____ is he going to visit next year?
B : France may be.
Where
Why
What
What country
What place
A : ____ did he leave Italy?
B : More than ten years.
How many times
How come
How far
How often
How many years
A : ____ do you want your coffee?
B : With cream.
Why
Which one
How
How sweet
When
A : ____ is Fred talking to now?
B : Mr. Kennedy.
Who
Whose
Whom
Why
With who
A : ____ did you do that work?
B : With some tools.
When
Why
Who
How
What
A : ____ supplies the power for this motor?
B : A generator.
Who
When
What
How
Why
Mr. Brink (cross) the Atlantic by the time the news reaches him.
will have been crossing
will be crossing
will cross
has crossed
is crossing
I'll be ready to leave for home when my friend (arrive).
arrives
is arriving
will arrive
has arrived
arrived
When I (see) Arthur in May, he (write) 280 pages of his novel.
had seen - wrote
had seen - had written
has seen - has written
saw - wrote
saw - had written
Don't call me at 2:30, I (interview) job applicants at that time.
will interview
interviewed
have interviewed
will be interviewing
is interviewing
Don't take so many books. Your suitcase (weigh) too much.
weighs
will weigh
will be weighed
weighed
has been weighing
While the man (write) the check, I glanced at the contract again.
is writing
was writing
will be writing
has written
had written
