WorksheetsINVERSIONS 2DO BACHILLERATO
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
INVERSIONS
........had John been to such a fantastic restaurant
Scarcely
In no way
Never
INVERSIONS
.......do I leave my house so early.
Seldom
Only later
Rarely
INVERSIONS
........would we understand what had happened that night.
Little
Scarcely
Only later
INVERSIONS
...did he understand about the situation.
Little
On no account
No sooner
INVERSIONS
......had they eaten dinner than the ceiling crashed onto the dining
Only later
On no account
No sooner
ADVERBS OF INTENSITY
Which sentence uses too incorrectly?
Jemma is too beautiful. She’s the prettiest girl I know.
Change your clothes! Those clothes are too dirty.
Don’t drive too fast. You’ll have an accident.
ADVERBS OF INTENSITY
Which sentence is correct?
Do we have tea enough?
Robert doesn’t get enough sleep.
Paul is enough tall to reach the top of the cupboard.
ADVERBS OF INTENSITY
Which word goes in the space?
You’ve cooked far too ___ food.
many
enough
much
ADVERBS OF INTENSITY
Which word goes in the space?
The film is ___ funny! I watched it three times!
much
too
s0
ADVERBS OF INTENSITY
Which sentence is NOT correct?
Please don’t put too much sugar in my coffee.
Clara eats too many.
John drinks much too much!
SUFIXES FUL-NESS
COMPLETE
How could you be so care (a) as to lose your wallet?
SUFIXES FUL-NESS
COMPLETE
Yesterday we had a wonder (a) dinner at a Spanish restaurant.
SUFIXES FUL-NESS
COMPLETE
That little boy is absolutely fear (a) ! He isn't afraid of anything.
SUFIXES-FULL-LESS
This is a very peace (a) town. You would like to live here.
VERB PATTERNS
My little brother is so mischievous that it is hard to avoid ..... angry with him.
getting
to get
VERB PATTERNS
I am in the red, so I must remember ... to the bank and make a deposit.
going
to go
VERB PATTERNS
I can't stand .... to my flatmate complain all the time. I am going to move out.
to listen
listen
listening
VERB PATTERNS
The woman denied .... the jumper, but security staff found it in her handbag.
steal
stealing
to steal
VERB PATTERNS
Our family can't afford ... a new car this year, we will have to wait a while longer.
buy
to buy
buying
VERB PATTERNS
I distinctly remember .... the door but I found it open when I returned.
closing
to close
close
