Fill in the gap with the correct verb in the correct form:

It is very hard to b……………………….. your opponent when you do not train regularly.

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the verb word in the correct form:

I’ve never s……………………………… a class in my life. I don’t want to get in trouble!

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the correct verb in the correct form:

Jane doesn’t often r………………………… for exams. She should learn more, I think.

(a)  

Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word in capitals (do not change its form!), and so that the meaning stays the same. One gap=two words.

Please help me distribute the worksheets. (HAND)

Please help me ……………………………………… the worksheets.

(a)  

Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word in capitals (do not change its form!), and so that the meaning stays the same. One gap=two words.

Did you participate in the competition yesterday? (PART)

Did you …………………………………………………. in the competition yesterday?

(a)  

Rewrite each sentence so that it contains the word in capitals (do not change its form!), and so that the meaning stays the same. One gap=two words.

I hate memorizing things at school. (HEART)

I hate learning things ………………………………………..

(a)  

Complete the text with the correct form of used to and the verbs in brackets. (Wpisując odpowiedzi, oddzielaj je przecinkami)

When I was a little boy, I .......................................... (win) medals all the time! I .......................................... (not / have) time to play any other sports! ........................................... (you / enjoy) sports when you were young?

(a)  

Give the past simple and past participle form of the following verb:

show - …………………….. - …………………………

(a)  

Can you use both 'past simple' and 'used to' in this sentence? (answer YES or NO)

I (see) ………………………………….. Marcus at the library working hard. He told me to say hello to you.

(a)  

Can you use 'used to' in this sentence? (answer YES or NO)

If you look over there, you can see the field where they (fight) ……………………………………the Battle of Harris Hill in 1509.

(a)  

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of words provided in brackets. Write them in capitals:

The opportunity to travel is one of the main ……………………………. of this job. ATTRACT

(a)  

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of words provided in brackets. Write them in capitals:

This athlete has always been a source of ……………………………. for me. INSPIRE

(a)  

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of words provided in brackets. Write them in capitals:

He is really (a)   (BRAIN) He always gets top grades.

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of words provided in brackets. Write them in capitals:

He is one of the president's strongest …………………………… within industry. SUPPORT

(a)  

Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of words provided in brackets. Write them in capitals:

You are not paying enough …………………………… to the game, be quiet! ATTEND

(a)  

Use the 'used to' structure in this sentence:

How many hours a day (you/spend) …………………………………….. at school when you were ten?

(a)  

Use the 'used to' structure in this sentence:

I (not/spend) (a)   a lot of time with my brother unfortunately.

Can you use both 'used to' and past simple in this sentence? (answer YES or NO)

Children never (talk) ………………………………….. so aggressively to their parents. It's terrible!

(a)  

Give the past simple and past participle form of the following verb:

THROW - ........................ - ...........................

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the correct words. One gap=one word. The first letter has been given:

Jane graduated from university and got a d……………………. in Maths.

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the correct words. One gap=one word. The first letter has been given:

I’m afraid I may f…………………….. my end-of-year test.

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the correct words. One gap=one word. The first letter has been given:

Jane only a………………………….. the school for a month or two and then she moved to another school.

(a)  

Fill in the gap with the correct word. One gap=one word. The first letter has been given:

My friend and I often c (a)   against each other in chess tournaments.

Fill in the gap with the correct word. One gap=one word. The first letter has been given:

We were quite disappointed that the match ended in a draw but at least we didn't l (a)