WorksheetsT3 Review
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 54mins
When celebrities go on ______ shows, they feel more relaxed and talk about their experiences in an informal way.
comedy
cooking
chat
news
What type of programme is this?
soap
cookery
talk show
news
What's another word for "awful"? (multiple choice)
limited
horrible
uncommon
terrible
What type of programme is this?
Reality show
cookery programme
soap opera
news
When we watch a sad scene in a movie or a series, we may feel very emotional or impacted. What' another word for those feelings?
sorry
unaffected
moved
quiet
If you want to know about important current events, you may want to watch...
the soap opera
the news
the cooking programme
the chat show
When I need to study, I ______ off the TV so I can concentrate better.
turn
get
take
switch
We use ______ when we agree with someone on an affirmative statement. Example:
"I love that show!"
"Me ______!"
also
neither
either
too
"I think they are extremely talented"
"Me ______!"
either
too
also
neither
"I only studied for two hours yesterday! I wish we had more time."
"Me ______!"
also
neither
either
too
"I'm so tired today, I think I'll go to bed early."
"Me ______."
either
too
also
neither
"I'm such a huge fan of Olivia Rodrigo!"
"Me ______!"
also
neither
either
too
"I'll do it before vacation is over"
"Me ______."
either
too
also
neither
"I have only one dog."
"Me ______."
also
neither
either
too
We use ______ when we agree with someone on a negative statement. Example:
"I don't understand this joke."
"Me ______."
also
neither
either
too
We use ______ when we agree with someone on a negative statement. Example:
"I don't understand this joke."
"Me ______."
too
either
neither
also
"I don't think we should do it."
"Me ______."
also
neither
either
too
"I don't know her."
"Me ______."
too
either
neither
also
"I don't like sea food."
"Me ______."
also
neither
either
too
"I'm not going to order extra cheese."
"Me ______."
too
either
neither
also
"We're not gonna travel in the end of the year."
"Me ______."
also
neither
either
too
We use ______ when we agree with someone on a negative statement as well. Example:
"I don't understand this joke."
"I don't understand it ______."
Notice how we need to say something in the negative form before we use ______.
too
either
neither
also
"I don't know his name."
"I don't know his name ______."
either
too
also
neither
"I can't swim."
"I can't swim ______"
too
either
neither
also
"I don't have that book."
"I don't have it ______."
either
too
also
neither
"I don't watch any reality TV shows."
"I don't watch them ______"
too
either
neither
also
"I won't travel this year."
"I won't do it ______."
either
too
also
neither
"I shouldn't watch one more episode."
"I shouldn't ______"
too
either
neither
also
We use ______ when we agree with someone on an affirmative statement, or to add information.
"I speak three languages ."
"I ______ speak three languages, what a coincidence!"
too
either
neither
also
"I'm learning how to play the piano."
"That's nice! I know how to play the piano, and I can ______play the guitar."
too
either
neither
also
"I ______ think we can make a difference."
too
either
neither
also
"I have to study hard tonight, and I ______ have to do clean my bedroom."
too
either
neither
also
"I think it's a good idea."
"I ______ think it's a good idea."
too
either
neither
also
"I love to cook."
"I ______ love to cook."
too
either
neither
also
Ping pong is ______ called table tennis.
too
either
neither
also
The turtle is _________ than the rabbit.
more slow
slowest
slower
slow
My sister is ___________________ than me.
older
old
more old
oldest
The blue car is _________ than the black one.
cheaper
cheap
cheapest
more cheaper
The desert is _________ than beach.
hoter
hotter
hot
more hot
The mouse is _________ than the rabbit.
smaller
the smallest
small
more small
Australia is _________ island in the world.
the big
the most big
the bigest
the biggest
Australia is _________ continent on earth.
the most small
the smallest
the small
the most smallest
Surfing is _________ water sport in Australia.
the popular
the popularest
the most popular
the more popular
Annie is _________ person in my family.
younger
the youngest
the most young
the most youngest
Chinese is _________ language to learn.
the most difficult
the most difficultest
the difficultest
the more difficult
Diplodocus was _________ dinosaur.
the most long
the longest
the most longest
longer
We use ______ to express the idea that something is sufficient.
We use ______ to express the idea that something is excessive.
I didn't study ______ for the test and my grade wasn't so good, but David is __________ smart for that test. He got a perfect score!
too/enough
enough/too
I don't think we have ______ chairs. We need more.
too
enough
too much
too many
There are ______ choices! I can't decide which hat to buy.
too
enough
too much
too many
Your mother puts ______ sugar in my tea. I don't like sweet that much.
too
enough
too much
too many
Which statement represents the picture?
Your mouth is too big to eat that burger.
The hamburger is too big to chew at once.
The hamburger is not big enough to make you full.
Those glasses were ______. We couldn't buy them.
expensive enough
too expensive
enough expensive
Now that you are 18, you are old ______ to vote.
enough
too much
too many
too
Shakespeare is ______ to read. I don't understand anything.
enough difficult
too difficult
too many difficult
There aren't ______ cashiers. Look at the big line!
too
enough
too much
This coffee is ______ hot to drink.
too much
too many
too
Relax! You work ______ hard.
enough
too
too many
That jacket is ______ big for you.
too much
too many
too
"What's the problem with the coffee?"
"It isn't hot ______ and I hate cold coffee!"
enough
too
too many
"The movie was disapponting." = the way something is
"I was disappointed by the movie." = the way someone feels
True
False
I loved the last episode, especially the last twenty minutes. I felt very ______ by the ______ revelations about the characters.
moving / suprised
moving / surprising
moved / surprised
moved / surprising
We're really ______ about going to the beach and enjoying a ______ weekend!
exciting / relaxing
excited / relaxing
excited / relaxed
exciting / relaxed
This book is very ______.
bored
boring
I am very ______ about the holidays!
excited
exciting
The man is ______ about the English grammar.
confused
confusing
Laura has worked all day. She is ______ now.
tired
tiring
The documentary was ______, I really liked it.
interested
interesting
I was so ______ when my sister told me that she was getting married.
surprised
surprising
Choose the correct sentence.
The black phone is as big as the white phone
The black phone is not as big as the white phone.
Choose the correct sentence.
The girl is as happy as the boy.
The girl is not as happy as the boy.
The boy is as sad as the girl.
Choose the correct sentence.
My granny is as old as my grandad.
My granny is not as old as my grandad.
Choose the correct sentence.
The little girl is as strong as the boy.
The little girl is not as strong as the boy.
