WorksheetsC1.1 - Units 1-4 grammar review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 26mins
Choose the correct sentence(s)
I've had a car for six years.
I wish I hadn't done it, but I did.
I should have finished work by six, but I'll call you if I haven't.
Having see so much about it, I was disappointed when I got there.
Choose the INCORRECT sentence
I seem to have found my wallet.
He seems to lose things all the time.
He is believed to have killed several people.
He is believed to be dangerous.
They seem to not like this restaurant.
Many believe that this painting is his masterpiece.
This painting (a) .
Where ________________ if you’d had the
chance?
did you go
have you gone
would you have gone
will you go
I knew the expedition (a) (end) in disaster.
I said as much before they even set out.
Complete the TWO missing words. Separate your answers with a slash (A/B).
The ________________ I _____________most irritating about Jack is his arrogance.
(a)
Separate the two words with a slash:
_________________ payment is received in the next 24 hours, we _______________have no choice but to take legal proceedings.
(a)
(a) (spend) many a
night dancing among kids, I suddenly found I was among disco fans who were the same age as me.
I wish other clubs 10 (a) (put on) great nights out for older people in this way
I expected more support from Karen but
(a) she did when asked to help was make a few phone calls.
Rewrite the sentence so that it has the same meaning. Write between two and five words.
Mrs Trainor saw I could also sing.
It (a) I could sing.
Rewrite the sentence so that it has the same meaning. Write between two and five words.
The computer gives me a headache.
What (a) the computer.
If our documents _______________ in order we _______________ at once.
had been / could have left
hadn’t been / could have left
would be / could have left
would have been / would have left
“Was it by cutting staff that he managed to save the firm?” “No, it was by improving distribution _______________ he succeeded.
how
which
why
that
I have never before been asked to accept a bribe.
Never before (a) to accept a bribe
He had hardly left the house when the storm broke.
Hardly (a) when the storm broke.
The phone started ringing again as soon as he had hung up.
No sooner (a) started to ring again.
This switch must not be touched on any account.
On no (a) be touched.
He was able to make himself heard only by shouting at the top of his voice.
Only by (a) to make himself heard.
He didn’t realise that he had lost his keys till he got home.
Not (a) he had lost his keys.
