WorksheetsGRAMMAR Unit 1 (bach)
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the most past of the tenses?
past simple
past continuous
Past perfect
What tense do you use to talk about routines or habits?
Present perfect
Present simple
Present continuous
What tense do you use to talk about an action in the past that was interrupted by another action?
Past continuous
Past simple
Past perfect
What are the 5 uses of the future simple?
predictions, future plans, promises, offers to help and spontaneous decisions
predictions, timetables, promises, offers to help and spontaneous decisions
predictions, timetables, promises, offers to help and actions that are about to happen
When do you use be going to?
When I want to talk about future plans or predictions based on an evidence
When I want to talk about future plans or predictions
When I want to talk about spontaneous decisions
I use the present perfect simple or present perfect continuous when...
I talk about an action that started in the past and finished in the past
I talk about an action that started in the present and finishes in the future
I talk about an action that started in the past and continues to the present
What tense do choose if you want to focus on the duration of an action that started in the past and continuous to the present?
Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect Continuous
What tense do choose if you want to focus on the result of an action that started in the past and continuous to the present?
Present Perfect Simple
Present Perfect Continuous
You use these expressions: WHILE / WHEN with:
Past Simple and Past Continuous
Past Simple and Past Perfect
Past Perfect and Present Perfect
You use these expressions SINCE / FOR / JUST / ALREADY / YET / RECENTLY with
Present Simple
Present Perfect Simple or Continuous
Past Simple
You use the expression PROBABLY with:
Past Simple
Be going to
Future Simple (will)
You use the expression BY THE TIME with:
Present Perfect
Past Continuous
Past Perfect
He talks and talks, but never (a) (get) to the point
REPHRASING: I'm going to see Andrew at 7.30 (meeting)
(a)
REPHRASING: Julia took the dog for a walk three hours ago and she's not back yet (walking)
(a)
REPHRASING: The train was late, so we had a coffee (while/waiting)
(a)
I can't talk now I (a) (discuss) something with my teacher
Tim (a) (fail) all his exams last summer!
Have you heard? There (a) (just/be) a car crash at the end of the street.
She (a) (talk) to her boyfriend when she dropped her phone in the soup!
It (a) (rain) when I left home
Martin (a) (find) a job recently
We haven't had the chance to speak. She (a) (work) all week
