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English 8 (01/11)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

We (a)   (have) dinner when the phone rang.

2.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

Would you mind if I (a)   (take) a photo of your house?

3.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

They are good friends. They (a)   (know) each other for a long time.

4.

A suitable preposition:

When we were in Italy, we spent a few days (a)   Venice

5.

Mount Rushmore _______ from more than 100 kilometers away.

a)

saw

b)

can see

c)

was seen

d)

can be seen

6.

Can you tell me where _________?

a)

she does

b)

does she

c)

she is

d)

is she

7.

A suitable preposition:

You must come (a)   for dinner one night.

8.

They went swimming at Waiki Beach as soon as they arrived ______ the Haiwwaiian island ___ Oahu

a)

on - at

b)

in - on

c)

in - in

d)

on - in

9.

She complained ____ me _____ his rudeness.

a)

about - to

b)

with - about

c)

to - about

d)

about - about

10.

Rewrite the sentence:

He is not a poor man any more.

--> He used (a)  

11.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

The sun always rises in the east. Look, it (a)   (rise)!

12.

We haven't got ______ in the house.

a)

many furniture

b)

much furniture

c)

many furnitures

d)

much furnitures

13.

The house ______ two rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.

a)

is

b)

are

c)

have

d)

has

14.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

We must be there (a)   8.00 and 8.30

15.

I like folktale and _____ does my sister.

a)

neither

b)

so

c)

too

d)

either

16.

The correct form of the word:

Our life is much better with the help of modern (a)   (equip).

17.

The correct form of the word:

His broken arm was still (a)   (pain).

18.

The correct form of the word:

The tiger wanted to see the farmer's (a)   (wise)

19.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

Don't worry! Someday I'll get used (a)   (speak) French.

20.

The correct form or tense of the verb:

We were used to (a)   (eat) at noon when we started school.