WorksheetsENGLISH. End of term activity.
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 43mins
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
Have you been playing football in the rain again?
present perfect progressive
present perfect
present continuous
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I play football every day,
present perfect progressive
present perfect
present continuous
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I'm playing a football game on the computer,
present perfect progressive
present perfect
present continuous
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I've already played 20 games.
present perfect progressive
present perfect
present continuous
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I was playing football all night long.
present perfect progressive
past perfect
past continuous
past simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I had played 40 games when I was injured for the first time.
present perfect progressive
past perfect
past perfect continuous
past simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I've had problems with my computer lately.
present perfect progressive
past perfect
past perfect continuous
present perfect
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I'll tell you as soon as I find out.
present perfect progressive
past simple
simple futute
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
She's planning to study physics.
present perfect progressive
past continuous
present continuous
present simple
Choose the verb tense of the sentence.
I'm going to do an intensive summer course.
present perfect progressive
present continuous
simple future
present simple
Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb.
Ice _____ when it's heated.
melts
is melting
has melted
melted
Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb.
I _____ a shower, I can't answer the phone.
have
am having
had
has
Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb.
I _____ relax more this year.
am going to
have
am going
had
Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb.
We couldn't open the door because the caretaker _____ a new lock on it.
is going to put
have put
will put
had put
Complete the sentences with the appropriate verb.
She _____ onions that is why she's got tears in her eyes.
peels
has been peeling
will peel
has peeled
Choose the correct form of MAKE, HAVE , and GET to complete the sentence.
I really must ___ a haircut before the wedding.
get
got
made
make
Choose the correct form of MAKE, HAVE , and GET to complete the sentence.
They ___ an agreement with us to meet at 6 o'clock.
make
made
got
get
Choose the correct form of MAKE, HAVE , and GET to complete the sentence.
I am going to ___ a party on my birthday.
had
has
have
got
Choose the correct form of MAKE, HAVE , and GET to complete the sentence.
He ___ a lot of money selling his paintings.
have
make
get
made
Choose the correct form of MAKE, HAVE , and GET to complete the sentence.
Hurry and ___ dressed or you'll be late.
get
got
have
make
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
Heathrow, (a) is one of the biggest airports in the world, handles hundreds of flights every day.
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
Some people would do anything (a) could increase their promotions prospects.
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
The show was put on by 4 young designers (a) have won major prizes this year.
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
The style (a) fashion designers are trying to promote this year can only appeal to very young people.
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
The Prime Minister, (a) has just arrived, will make a speech tonight.
Add the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence.
Jack Nicholson, (a) talent is versatile and unanimously appreciated, has received three Oscars do far.
Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
The TV breaks down all the time. This makes us listen to the radio more.
(a)
Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
The fire brigade haven't managed to put out the fire. It broke out at 5 a.m.
(a)
Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
The report describes human rights violations in Asia. Amnesty International published it this month.
(a)
Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
Charles Perry will host a chat show on TV5. His lifestyle is constantly being discussed in the popular press.
(a)
Join the sentences using a suitable relative pronoun to form relative clauses. Add commas where necessary.
Some African animal species have to be helped by international organizations. They are threatened with extinction.
(a)
Expand the sentences by adding participle clauses after the noun in parenthesis.
The (winner) is Marion Wong.
Expand the sentences by adding participle clauses after the noun in parenthesis.
The (eggs) weren't very fresh.
Expand the sentences by adding participle clauses after the noun in parenthesis.
The (police) are very busy fining people for speeding.
Expand the sentences by adding participle clauses after the noun in parenthesis.
(Jim) can't help you with this.
