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WorksheetsEnglish II
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Complete the conversation with the appropriate word:
A: How _______ sugar is there?
B: There's a little left. Let's go to buy some.
much
many
any
some
Complete the conversation with the appropriate word:
A: How _______ water do you want?
B: I want a glass of water.
much
many
any
some
Complete the conversation with the appropriate word:
A: How _______ apples are there?
B: There are ten apples.
much
many
any
some
Complete the conversation with the appropriate word:
A: How many tomatoes _____ there?
B: There are 20 tomatoes.
is
any
are
some
Complete the conversation with the appropriate word:
A: There aren't ___________ vegetables in the soup.
B: Yeah! I agree with you! It's a bad thing since they said it was vegetable soup.
is
any
are
some
A: I have _______ bars of chocolate. Do you want one?
B: Sure! Thank you!
much
any
are
some
Choose if the statement is true or false:
-William is the tallest in the group.
True
False
Choose if the statement is true or false:
-Claire is the shortest in the group.
True
False
Choose if the statement is true or false:
-Fred is younger than Michelle.
True
False
Choose if the statement is true or false:
-Claire's hair is longer than Michelle's hair.
True
False
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
Last summer my family and I ______ to Italy for a holiday.
go
goed
went
gone
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
The weather ______ fantastic.
were
be
went
was
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
We ______ different things every day.
were
done
eating
did
Complete the gaps with the right options in the simple past:
Sometimes we ______ to Perugia or Assisi and _______ churches and art galleries.
were/went
went/visited
went/visit
goes/visits
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
On other days we _______ in the house. It had a swimming pool in the garden.
staied/had
staied/haved
stayed/had
had/stayed
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
One afternoon, a man _________ at the door.
arrives
arrived
to arrive
arrive
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
"Good afternoon" he _________. "Are your children at home?"
said
sayed
says
sad
Complete the gaps with the right options in the simple past:
I looked out of the window. My daughter _______ at the swimming pool, but my son ________ there.
were/weren't
was/wasn't
weren't/were
wasn't/is
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
"Where did you _______ my son?"
see
saw
seen
sees
Complete the gap with the right option in the simple past:
"He was on the road to the village, but I ______ ________ to him."
aren't spoke
aren't speak
didn't spoke
didn't speak
Complete the gap with the right option:
She lived in London for two years and then she __________ to Edinburgh.
were
went
has gone
Complete the gap with the right option:
Gabriel García Marquez __________ many novels.
writes
has written
wrote
Complete the gap with the right option:
The US president __________ in our country last year.
was
has been
were
Complete the gap with the right option:
I don't know where he is. I _____________ him for months.
seen
haven't seen
have seen
Complete the gap with the right option:
You can't go out because you ______________ your homework yet.
have finished
haven't finish
haven't finished
Complete the gap with the right option:
Have you ever _________ to Paris?
been
went
were
Complete the gap with the right option:
Have you ever _________ to Paris?
been
went
were
Complete the gap with the right option:
I've been living here _____ three months.
for
since
Complete the gap with the right option:
I've been studying at university since 2019.
for
since
Complete the gap with the right option:
I've been waiting _____ five o'clock.
for
since
