WorksheetsGrammar UI1
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 38mins
Transform the first sentence so that it has the same meaning.
1) We used to flight all the time when we were kids.
2) We used to flight _____ when we were kids.
ever
constantly
usually
almost never
Transform the first sentence so that it has the same meaning.
1) I did it all the time when I was younger, but I don't like it so much now.
2) I don't do it as (a) I used to.
What's the best way to correct the sentence below?
I was making my own comics and films when I was younger.
comic books and movies
more young
I were
used to make
What modal verb can replace "used to" in the sentence below?
My friends and I used to play hopscotch on the street.
(a)
What's the best adjective to replace the one in the sentence below?
It's quite dull music, if you ask me.
vivid
boring
obscure
long
Complete the sentence with an adverb. The first letters have been given already.
(write the whole word in your answer)
In (a) , it may look stupid, but you'll enjoy in after some time.
Choose the best adverbs to complete the sentence below.
The young man sitting in the chair looks ______ and is ______ thinking ______ about what to write.
calmly/obvious/hard
calm/obviously/hardly
calmly/obvious/hardly
calm/obviously/hard
Use the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
He's the man (a) led our country during the war.
Choose the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
Vaclav Havel, ______ was also a famous writer, was the first Czech president.
who
that
which
when
Use the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
We're meeting with Jamie later. You know, the guy (a) brother go us the tickets for the match.
Choose the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
People lived in houses carved out of the rock, most ____________ have been destroyed.
of that
whom
of which
of where
Use the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
(the answer contains three words, one of which is "point")
We looked in seven different shops and none of them had it in stock, (a) we just gave up.
Choose the correct relative pronoun to fill in the gap.
After lunch, we went to check out the castle, ________ was very grand.
when
that
which
whose
Use the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
My train (a) (leave) at 7 PM tomorrow.
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
We have arranged it! We ___________ at my place tonight.
will study
are going to study
used to study
study
Use the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
I promise I (a) (pay) you as soon as possible.
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.
Oh my god! It's so dark. It ____________.
is going to rain
will rain
might rain
is rain
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
I must buy wire __________ hang this up with.
so
for
to
if
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
You'll need an adaptor ________ you're going to use your laptop in the States.
if
so
even
to
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
Can I borrow your stepladder _________ I can change the light bulb in the hall?
for
if
so
to
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb.
You guys should have (a) (see) it. The color were amazing!
Choose the best alternative to fill in the gap.
Man, that sandwich was huge! You ___________ less, because it's unhealthy.
should eaten
should've eaten
should eat
should have eat
Choose the best alternative to fill in the gap.
I wish I had prepared more for the test. I ___________ more when I had the chance.
should've study
should study
have to study
should've studied
Choose the best alternative to fill in the gaps.
_____ few people had bought tickets _____ they decided to cancel the event.
So / so
Such / that
Such / so
So / that
Choose the best alternative to fill in the gaps.
There's _____ crime and _____ people doing anything to change things.
far too much / too few
far much / too many
too much / little
much / far fewer
Choose the correct forms of the adjectives to fill in the gaps.
The ________ the area, the ________ the cars are.
more rich / cooler
affluent / nice
more affluent / nicer
richer / cool
Choose the correct forms to fill in the gaps.
The ________ I earn, the ________ I buy.
more / more
less / more
more / less
less / lesser
Transform the first sentence so that it has the same meaning.
1) I almost never go to the cinema.
2) I hardly (a) to the cinema.
