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WorksheetsRevision Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
We (watch / not) ____________TV last night
haven't watched
hadn't watched
didn't watch
doesn't watched
Joanna (read / not) _________ the book yet.
haven't read
hasn't read
didn't read
don't read
Collin (not / go) ____________on holiday last year.
wasn't go
doesn't go
hasn't gone
didn't go
I (have / not) ____________ any problems so far.
haven't had
hasn't
hadn't
hasn't had
(they / be / ever) ____________ to New York?
Did they ever been.....
Have they ever been....
Do they ever be...
Are they ever been....
(you / see) ______________ Catherine a minute ago?
Have you seen....
Did you seen....
Have you see...
Did you see....
What time (you / get) ______________ up today?
did you get
have you got
are you get
were you got
(he / hear) ______________ the news yet?
Did he hear
Has he hear
Have he heard
Has he heard
How often (you / play) ____________that game up to now?
did you play
have you play
have you played
have you plaied
William (tidy / already) ____________ up his room.
has already tidyed
has already tidied
already tidyed
already tidied
They (a) do an exam. (have to)
Jenny (a) clean her desk. (have to)
Ken and Liz (a) learn more English vocabulary. (have to)
Andy (a) help his mom. (have to)
He (a) work in the evening. (not have to)
We (a) go shopping. (not have to)
My friends (a) get up early. (not have to)
Mandy (a) read the instructions. (not have to)
(a) study for the test? (have to/you)
(a) correct a lot of homework? (she / have to)
(a) make sandwiches? (she / have to)
I usually ____ (not have to) work late, but I ___ (have to) work late yesterday.
don't have to...... have to
don't have to ... has to
dont' have to .... had to
didn't have to.... had to....
Why (a) (he/have to) climb the mountain last night?
Peter went with me there, but he (a) (not have to) do it.
You ___ take some exercise if you want to feel fine.
should
must
shouldn't
mustn't
I ___ worry about the exam if I were you. You have worked really hard.
must
should
shouldn't
mustn't
You ___ swim in that river. It's full of crocodiles
must
mustn't
should
shouldn't
You ___ drink so much. It's not good for your health.
mustn't
must
shouldn't
should
You ___ brush your teeth after every meal, if possible.
must
mustn't
should
shouldn't
You ___ touch anything electrical if you are in the bath.
should
shouldn't
must
mustn't
You ___ focus more on your family and less on work.
should
shouldn't
must
mustn't
Jenny, you ___ play in the street!
must
mustn't
should
shouldn't
You ___ come to school on time
should
shouldn't
must
mustn't
verb is compete, noun is (a)
verb is explain, noun is (a)
noun is behaviour, verb is (a)
verb is invite, noun is (a)
noun is fame, adjective is (a)
verb is inherit, noun is (a)
adjective is kind, noun is (a)
haulage means....
to cry aloud; shout; yell:
the business of transporting goods by road or railway
to be in somebody else’s situation
fabulous, extremely good
accountant means:
an arrangement that somebody has with a bank
the feeling that you have when you want to know or learn more about somebody/something
the quality that something has when it attracts somebody’s attention
a person whose job is to keep or check financial accounts
chatty means:
to talk in a friendly, informal way to somebody
a South Asian dish consisting of fruit or vegetables with spices
when somebody is talking a lot in a friendly way
used to say that somebody is getting a lot of money
gentle means:
a man; a gentleman
a small plant with bright blue flowers that grows in mountain areas
calm and kind; doing things in a quiet and careful way
pretending to be from a high social class
boisterous means:
noisy and full of life and energy
leakproof and immersible in boiling water so as to cook or heat the contents:
exaggerated or objectionable speech; bragging:
very strange or unusual
fall out means:
when nothing is created or produced; not successful
to stop working suddenly
to have an argument with somebody so that you are no longer friendly with them
to hit your foot against something/somebody when you are walking and fall, or almost fall
sensitive means:
able to make good judgements based on reason and experience rather than emotion; practical
aware of and able to understand other people and their feelings
not showing any emotion
causing great surprise, excitement, or interest
tidy means:
not neat or well arranged; not in order
a regular rise and fall in the level of the sea, caused by the pull of the moon and sun;
to help somebody during a difficult period by providing what they need
arranged neatly and with everything in order
pile means:
a number of things that have been placed on top of each other
a serious emotional request, especially for something needing action now
a small shopping centre, sometimes also with offices
rice cooked in a meat or poultry broth.
exhausting means:
an act of breathing out the air or smoke that is in your lungs; an amount of air or smoke that you breathe out
much too high
making you feel very tired
the system in a vehicle through which exhaust gases come out
