WorksheetsRevision 3rd term grammar 2nd of ESO
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 41mins
Change the following sentence to passive voice.
A company make computers in that factory.
Computers are made in that factory.
Computers is made in that factory.
Computers be make in that factory.
Computers were made in that factory
Computers have been made in that factory.
Change the following sentence to passive voice.
My sister is going to make the dinner.
The dinner is going to be made by my sister.
My sister is going to be made by the dinner.
The dinner is being made by my sister.
The dinner is made by my sister.
The dinner was made by my sister.
Change the following sentence to passive voice.
We will meet the kids at the train station.
The kids will be met at the train station.
The kids are going to be met at the train station.
The kids is met at the train station.
The train station was met by the kids.
The kids be meet at the train station.
Change the following sentence to passive voice.
A Catholic priest started the study of genetics.
The study of genetics was started by a Catholic priest.
The study of genetics is starting by a Catholic priest.
The study of genetics is started at catholic priests
Catholics priests were starting the study of genetics.
A catholic priest started to study genetics.
which is the correct passive voice sentence?
The mouse under the bed scared her.
She was scared by the mouse under the bed.
She wasn't scared by the mouse under the bed.
She will be scared by the mouse under the bed.
The mouse scared her that was under the bed.
The mouse that was under the bed scared her.
Turn this sentence into a passive voice sentence.
David has broken the glass.
The glass has been broken.
The glass has broken by David.
The glass was broken.
The glass had been broken by David
The glass is braked by David.
Turn this sentence into a passive voice sentence.
You have to pay the bill first
The bill has to be paid first.
The bill have to be paid first.
The bills have to be payed first.
First the bill is paid.
First the bill has to be paid.
Turn this sentence into a passive voice sentence.
Can you learn Physics quickly?
Can Physics be learned quickly?
Can you be learned Physics quickly?
Can you learn Physics fastly?
Can Physics learned quick?
Can Physics be learnt quickly?
Turn this sentence into a passive voice sentence.
Are they tearing down the cinema?
Is the cinema being torn down?
Is the cinema been torn down?
Has the cinema been teared down?
Is the cinema having teared down?
Is the cinema tearing down?
Turn this sentence into a passive voice sentence.
Has a monkey ever bitten you?
Have you ever been bitten by a monkey?
Have you ever been bitten?
Has you ever been bitten by a monkey?
Has you been bitten?
Has you been bit by a monkey?
Make a passive sentence to complete the words in brackets.
The living room is different. (you / decorated?)
Has the living room been decorated?
Have the living room being decorated?
Have the living room been decorated?
Has being the living room decorated?
Had the living room been decorated?
Make a passive sentence to complete the words in brackets.
My sisters purse has gone. (it steal)
It has been stolen.
It was stolen
It is stolen
My sister has stolen it.
My sister is stolen it.
Which of the options is the correct IMPERSONAL passive form of the words in brackets?
People think the business earned lots of money.
It is thought that the business earned lots of money.
It is thinks that the business earning lots of money.
The business earned lots of money people think.
Money is earned by the people the company think.
Money is earned by the business people think.
Which of the options is the correct IMPERSONAL passive form of the words in brackets?
People thought the Earth was the centre of the universe.
It was thought, the Earth was the centre of the universe.
It was thought by people that the earth was the centre of the Universe.
It is thought that the Earth is the centre of the Universe.
People have thought that the Earth is the centre of the Universe.
Which of the options is the correct IMPERSONAL passive form of the words in brackets?
People know that term tests are difficult.
It is known that term tests are difficult.
Term tests are known to be difficult.
It be knowned that term test is difficult.
People are known to have difficult term test.
It was known that term tests are difficult.
Which of the options is the correct IMPERSONAL passive form of the words in brackets?
They reported that the climbers got eaten in the jungle.
It was reported that the climbers got eaten in the jungle.
It was reporting that the climbers got ate in the jungle.
It has been reported that the climbers got eaten in the jungle.
It was reported that the climbers got eaten by a tiger.
It is been reported that the climbers got eaten by a tiger.
Complete the sentence using the CAUSATIVE STRUCTURE "HAVE / GET something done".
I need a birthday cake for my brother. I have __________ (one make)
to get one made.
to have one made.
to get one make.
to have one maded.
to has one made.
Complete the sentence using the CAUSATIVE STRUCTURE "HAVE / GET something done".
I have stained my uniform, so I need ______(it clean)
to get it cleaned
to have it cleaned
to get them cleaned.
get it cleaned
have one cleaning
Complete the sentence using the CAUSATIVE STRUCTURE "HAVE / GET something done".
His hair was too long. _____ (it cut).
I got it cut
I had it cut
to get it cut
To got is cutting
To having it cut
Your aunty did have _____ children.
any
some
I can't go to the party. If only I had ______ money.
some
any
We don't have ______ tennis courts in this school.
any
some
You have _____ beautiful dresses in your wardrobe.
some
any
Is there ____ pizza for me?
any
some
Can I have ____ pizza please?
some
any
Did he buy _____ Milk?
any
some
Do you have _____ pets?
any
some
Would you like to have _____ of my chocolate?
some
any
Michael ate ______ food at lunch time.
much
many
a lot of
a few
little
We haven't got _______ milk, I should go and buy some.
much
many
a lot of
a few
little
It is going to cost _____ money to fix my Macbook!😢
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
The hotel staff only spoke ______ Spanish but we still understood them.😀
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
We can have a coffee this afternoon because _____ to do at work.
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
She is a great student, but she still needs _____ more patience with the teachers.
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
I like salt in my food, but just ______.
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
Olivia doesn't drink ______ water when she is at school.
much
many
a lot of
a little
little
I need to learn ______ words of Russian because I'm going to The Ukraine next month.
many
a few
a lot of
a little
few
It cost ____ to repair the fridge.
many
a few
a lot of
a little
few
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
The runner was exhausted so he ran (a) (slow)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
He is not the best tennis player but he does play quite (a) (good).
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
She never studies English so she speaks really (a) (bad)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
I am sure that I can do it if I try hard. She said (a) (enthusiastic)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
In class the students need to speak (a) so that we can learn the topic better. soft)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
Although Lemons taste really (a) I still love to eat them. (sour)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
That looks like a really (a) film. (bad)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
Cotton wool is really (a) (soft)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
Fuerteventura is a really (a) amusement park. (big)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
Last week I couldn't get a wink of sleep. I didn't sleep (a) (good)
Complete the sentence with an adjective or adverb.
A the students walked (a) into the library. (quiet)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
her house is not as expensive as mine. (THAN)
My house is more expensive than hers.
Her house is more expensive than mine.
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
her house is not as expensive as mine. (THAN)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
I've never had a teacher as bad as Miss Nicky (EVER)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
These new trainers are better than all the other trainers that I've had. (EVER)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
Your car is faster than mine. (NOT)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
That was the worst book I've ever read. (NEVER)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
Horse riding is safer than a lot of other sports. (DANGEROUS)
(a)
Complete the sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the one given using the word in brackets.
Last year's work was not very difficult compared to this year's work (AS)
(a)
I'm not ______ to get to that book
tall enough
enough tall
too tall
too short
so short
Physics isn't _______ for me to understand
easy enough
enough easy
such easy
too easy
so easy
The book was _______ that I read it three times.
great enough
enough great
such great
too easy
so great
