WorksheetsLesson Unit 2 - Sophomore
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 41mins
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
produce---->_____________
production
produceness
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
kind---->_____________
kindnation
kindness
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
activate---->_____________
activation
activateness
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
lonely---->_____________
lonelination
loneliness
lonelyness
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
silly---->_____________
sillination
silliness
Choose the best option of the noun made from verbs or adjectives.
admit---->_____________
admition
admitness
admission
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
__________________a 10 am flight tomorrow.
I'm getting
I will get
i will getting
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
A: How long _______________ in China?
B: Two weeks and it's all organized!
will you stay
are you staying
is you staying
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
Carl__________________a course of drawing. He wants to be a good artist.
might be doing
might doing
is might be doing
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
The train to Ambato usually__________________every two hours from this platform during the day.
is leaving
leaves
will leave
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
At the weekend, I__________________a new cooking club. I love cooking.
'll joined
'll joining
'm joining
Choose the most appropriate future verb forms.
When we go to Montañita, we __________________eat a great ceviche. It will be delicious.
eat
may eating
will eat
Choose the most appropriate future continuous form of the verb.
When our exams start, we __________________(not go) out very much.
not will going
will be going
won't be going
Choose the most appropriate future continuous form of the verb.
__________________(you / start) the yoga class when you get back?
Will you be start
Will you be starting
Will you being start
Choose the most appropriate future continuous form of the verb.
Sacrleth__________________(come) to the party on Saturday.
will be coming
will be come
willing be come
First Conditional. Choose the most appropriate conjuction for the condition.
__________________your work hard, you'll pass your exams.
If
Unless
As soon as.
First Conditional. Choose the most appropriate conjuction for the condition.
__________________I get home, I'll call Ellie.
Unless
When
Until
First Conditional. Choose the most appropriate conjuction for the condition.
You won't get fit __________________you do regular exercise.
when
if
unless
First Conditional. Choose the most appropriate conjuction for the condition.
You won't be happy __________________I know you're at home safely.
unless
until
when
First Conditional with modals. Choose the correct order of the words to get a First Conditional sentence.
If / must / to succeed, / you / have a goal / you / want
If you must to succeed, you want have a goal.
If you want to succeed, you must have a goal.
If you to succeed, you must want have a goal.
First Conditional with modals. Choose the correct order of the words to get a First Conditional sentence.
buy a bike, / the money first / to / must / if Nick / earn / he / wants to
he must earn the money first If Nick wants to buy a bike.
If wants to Nick buy a bike, he earn must the money first.
If Nick wants to buy a bike, he must earn the money first.
First Conditional with modals. Choose the correct order of the words to get a First Conditional sentence.
go / if it / too expensive / I / to the music festival / isn't / might
I might go too expensive if it isn't to the music festival.
I might go to the music festival if it isn't too expensive.
I isn't to the music festival if it might go too expensive.
First Conditional with imperatives. There is a mistake in the sentences, choose the appropriate underlined and italicized correction.
If you are wanting Sally to forgive you, say sorry.
If you want Sally to forgive you, say sorry.
If you are wanting Sally to forgive you, you say sorry.
If you wants Sally to forgive you, say sorry.
First Conditional with imperatives. There is a mistake in the sentences, choose the appropriate underlined and italicized correction.
If there won't be a club you want to join, set up a new one.
If not be a club you want to join, set up a new one.
If there won't be a club you want to join, sets up a new one.
If there isn't a club you want to join, set up a new one.
First Conditional with imperatives. There is a mistake in the sentences, choose the appropriate underlined and italicized correction.
If you need help, asking!.
If you need help, ask!.
If you need help, asks!.
If you will need help, asking!.
