WorksheetsIndia - Final
Total questions: 116
Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins
She ______________ (to work) here for five years
has been working
have been working
has worked
has working
Omar ___________ (to do) his homework for 1 hour.
have been doing
has been doing
has being doing
have being doing
What are the pronouns used for HAS?
Why do we use the Present Perfect Continuos?
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
Steve (a) (not/practice) enough lately.
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
The kids (a) (watch) television since 3 o'clock!
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
He (a) (to work) here for six months
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
You (a) (to read) that paper for an hour.
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
She (a) (not/feel) very well.
Using Present Perfect Continuos (Ex. He has been reading the book for two hours)
William (a) (to sleep) for four hours.
Why ______ you ______so much the guitar today?
Has - plays
Have - plays
Have - played
Has - play
Laura _______ a lot of Italian papers.
Has brought
Has bring
Have brought
Had brought
______ it _______in this month? No, it hasn't
Have - rain
Have - rained
Has - rained
Has - rain
I ______ to her this week. (-)
haven't talk
haven't talked
hasn't talked
hasn't talk
My sister _____ my cake
Have ate
Has eat
have eaten
Has eaten
Using the Present Perfect - Write 2 things you have been doing since or for a long time.
Ex. I've played Halo since 2001.
When we use the ZERO CONDITIONAL.
The result and If clause are both in (a) time.
If you stay up late, you ... in the morning.
get tired
got tired
gets tired
will get tired
If the weather ... cold, I put on my sweater.
be
is
are
will be
If we ... red and blue paint, we ... purple.
mixed, get
mixed, will get
mix, gets
mix, get
I take my raincoat if ....
it raining
it is rain
it will rain
it rains
... if you drop it on the floor.
The glass break
The glass breaks
If the glass breaks
If the glass break
If we pour oil on water, ...
it float
we float
it floats
it is float
If we throw a piece of wood into a fire, ....
it gets wet
if it gets wet
it will burn
it gets burned
If the traffic light ... red, you must stop.
is
are
will
was
Write two videogame related Zero Conditional sentences.
Ex. If you press A in Halo, you jump.
First Conditional.
If she goes to the birthday party, she ___________ a present.
takes
will take
take
First Conditional.
I ________ the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.
will call
called
call
First Conditional.
He will do the math exercise again if he _________ a lot of mistakes.
will make
makes
make
First Conditional.
If they practice a lot, they _________ the game.
wins
win
will win
First Conditional.
I will take my umbrella if it _________ tomorrow.
rains
raining
will rain
First Conditional.
If Peter comes back soon, we will ________ dinner together.
have
finish
give
First Conditional.
If Tom doesn't go to Bella's party, she will _________ angry.
win
be
finish
First Conditional.
If Harry comes tomorrow, I ____________ to him.
talked
talks
will talk
First Conditional.
If Robert ________ to bed late, he will sleep in.
will go
goes
go
First Conditional.
I will make a sandwich if I __________ hungry.
be
will be
am
First Conditional. Complete the sentence with your own idea.
In a horror movie. If you make a noise, .....
Choose the correct reported statement.
“I am so angry today” - Ralph said.
Ralph said that he is angry today.
Ralph said that he was angry today.
Ralph said that he was
so angry that day.
Ralph said that he had been angry that day.
Choose the correct reported statement.
"I want to go to a concert tonight." - she says.
She says that she wants to go to a concert that night.
She says that she want to go to a concert that night.
She says that she wanted to go to a concert tonight.
She says that she had wanted to go to a concert that night.
Choose the correct statement.
I am living in London. - she said.
She said that she lived in London.
She said that she was living in London.
She said that she is living in London.
She said that she lives in London.
Choose the correct sentence in reported speech.
“Dan is eating some chocolate now.” - Tom said.
Tom said that Dan were eating some chocolate then.
Tom said that Dan was eating
some chocolate then.
Tom said that Dan is eating some chocolate then.
Tom said that Dan was eaten some chocolate then.
Eric: "Your dog ate all the cake."
Why did he complain?
Eric complained that the dog is eating all the cake.
Eric complained that the dog had eating all the cake.
Eric complained that the dog was eating all the cake.
Eric complained that the dog had eaten all the cake.
Choose the correct reported statement.
"She knew it." - he said.
He said that she had known it.
He said that she knew it.
He said that she knows it.
He said that she had knew it.
Fill in the gaps.
"Sam is watching TV." - Julie said.
Julie said that Sam ___ ________ TV.
(a)
Choose the correct reported statement.
Don't smoke!
He told us not to smoke.
He said not to smoke.
He told us to not smoke.
He told not to smoke.
Which one is the correct transformation?
"Don't worry" - he told her.
He told her don't worry.
He told her not to worry.
He told her that he weren't worry.
He told her that she does not worry.
Choose the correct reported statement.
"We are playing cards now." - she said.
She said that they are playing cards now.
She said that they were playing cards now.
She said that they are playing cards at that time.
She said that they were playing cards at that time.
Using reported statement write down something D. Trump said.
Mary ______________ (her arm / tattoo) with a sunflower
got tattoed her arm
have her arm tattooed
got her arm tattooed
had tattoed her arm
Laura _______________ (do) in a salon near her house.
had her nails done
had done her nails
get her nails done
got done her nails
We __________________ (satellite dish / install) by a handyman.
are installing our satellite dish
are getting our satellite dish installed
are installing our satellite dish
are having installed our satellite dish
Lucy is (a) (repair/bike) tomorrow. She really needs it and she can't go any other day.
My mom wants to (a) (remodel/her kitchen). She has been saving money for a long time now.
I must (a) (print/this old photo) for my album by the end of the week. Any recommendations?
Rewrite the sentence below, keeping the same meaning and using have/get something done.
A professional washed my car.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence below, keeping the same meaning and using have/get something done.
My brother needs someone to upgrade his computer.
(a)
Use the words given and the present simple or present continuous of verbs in brackets to write sentences.
My brother / have / hair / cut (need)
(a)
We always have our fruit and vegetables .............. to the house.
deliver
delivering
delivered
Last year I ______________ by laser.
have treated my eyes
had treated my eyes
had my eyes treated
Did you just __________________? It looks so different.
have your hair dyed
dyed your hair
have dyed your hair
Using the second conditional
If I ______(be) you, I ___________ (get) a new job.
were - would get
would be - got
Using the second conditional
If I ______ (have) enough money, I _______ (buy) a big house.
would have - bought
had - would buy
Using the second conditional
If I _____ (speak) perfect English, I ______ (have) a good job.
would speak - had
spoke - would have
Using the second conditional
She _____ (be) happier if she _____ (have) more friends.
would be - had
were . would have
Using the second conditional
He _____ (pass) the exam if he _____ (study) more.
passed - would study
would pass - studied
Using the second conditional
If he ______ (not need) his camera, he would lend it to us.
didn't need
wouldn't need
Using the second conditional
Katie _____ (get) better marks at school if she studied harder.
got
would get
Using the second conditional
If he _____ (not be) afraid, he would go bungee jumping.
weren't
wouldn't be
Using the second conditional
If I saw a ghost, I ______ (scream)
screamed
would scream
Using the second conditional
If I had a good voice, I ______ (become) a singer.
would become
became
Using the second conditional
If you gave me some money, I ____ you with your homework.
will help
help
helped
would help
Using the second conditional
I would give her some advice if she _____ for it.
asks
asked
will ask
would ask
Using the second conditional
What ____ if you found a dinosaur skeleton in your garden?
will you do
would you do
do you do
did you do
Using the second conditional
How ______ if you had no tongue?
will you speak
do you speak
would you speak
did you speak
Using the second conditional
If I were you, I...
would tell her the truth.
will tell her the truth.
can tell her the truth.
would told her the truth.
Using the second conditional
If we _______ a yacht, we ________ the seven seas.
had - would sail
have - sail
have - sailed
had - sailed
Using the second conditional
If the weather ________ better, we ________ to the park.
were - will go
was - go
were - would go
is - would go
Using the second conditional
If he ______ my friend, I ________ him to my birthday party.
was - invite
were - would invite
was - would invited
were - would invited
Using the second conditional
I ____________________ (marry) someone famous if I ____________________ (be) a movie star.
would marry / were
would have married / have had
marry / am
married / was
Using the second conditional
If I _____ (speak) perfect English, I ______ (have) a good job.
would speak - had
spoke - would have
Using the modals of deduction
You ____________ be hungry again - you've only just eaten!
may
can't
must
might not
Using the modals of deduction
You ___________ be hungry - you haven't eaten since this morning.
must
can't
may not
mustn't
Using the modals of deduction
A: 'I'm worried about Grandma. I tried to call her but she's not answering her phone.'
B: 'She _____________ be out. Or she might be asleep - she sometimes has a nap in the afternoon.'
must
may
can
can"t
Using the modals of deduction
A:'What kind of bird is that?'
B: 'I'm not sure. It __________ be an eagle but I can't see it very well.'
can't
must
might
mustn't
Using the modals of deduction
A: 'I haven't seen Ross today. Is he off sick?'
B: 'He __________ be - I saw his car in the car park.'
can't
can
must
may
Using the modals of deduction
That man ______________ be Tim's father - he looks just like him.
might not
can't
may
must
Using the modals of deduction
A: 'There's someone at the door.'
B: 'It (a) be John. He just called to say he was coming.'
Using the modals of deduction
A: 'Look. Simon's given me a present. What do you think it is?'
B: 'It (a) be perfume, I suppose. It's about the right size.'
Using the modals of deduction
A: 'Look. Simon's given me a present. What do you think it is?'
B: 'It (a) be perfume, I suppose. It's about the right size.'
Using the modals of deduction
Look at that guy over there. He's only got a T-shirt on and it's 5 degrees. He (a) be freezing!
Using the modals of deduction
'Where's Kim?'
I'm not sure. Try her office - she (a) be in there.'
A: 'Look! What's that light in the sky? It's not a star - it's moving.'
B: 'It (a) be a plane, silly! What else could it be?'
Using the modals of deduction
We aren't sure if this painting is original. It (a) be worth thousands of dollars.
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
Students could have arrived on time to class, if they hadn't _________ the school bus
lost
won
done
missed
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If we had lived 78 years ago, we would have_____TV in black and white
watched
seen
worked
played
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If Titanic ship hadn't sunk, a lot of people ______________ !
wouldn´t have played
wouldn't have lived
wouldn't have died
wouldn't have begun
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
Young people would have ________ letters, if smart phones hadn't been invented.
broken
seen
bought
written
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
She would have been very disappointed If she
had gotten the job
had´nt gotten the job
would have gotten the job
would gotten the job
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
They´d have passed their exams if they
studied harder
would study harder
had studied harder
had´t studied harder
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If she had studied
she would have passed the exam
passed the exam
answer the exam
nothing
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If I hadn't eaten so much
she is ok
she wouldn't be sick
wouldn't have felt sick
she would be fine
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If we had taken a taxi
will be in the plane
we wouldn't have missed the plane
we wouldn't be here
we will have a trip
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
She wouldn't have been tired
if she have gone to bed earlier
if she had gone to bed earlier
if she didn't goes to bed
if she sleep more
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
She would have been very disappointed If she
had gotten the job
had´nt gotten the job
would have gotten the job
would gotten the job
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If you __________ (not/be) late, we __________ (not/miss) the bus.
hadn´t been - wouldn´t have missed
hadn´t be - wouldn´t missed
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If she __________ (study) more, she __________ (pass) the exam.
had studied - would have passed
had study - would passed
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If we __________ (arrive) earlier, we __________ (see) the actress.
had arrived - would have seen
had arrived - would have saw
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If they __________ (go) to bed early, they __________ (not/wake) up late.
had gone - wouldn´t have woken
had went - wouldn´t have waken
To make a sentence in the third conditional, we use,
If + past perfect, would/wouldn’t have + past participle.
If he __________ (become) a musician, he __________ (record) a CD.
had become - would have recorded
has become - would recorded
Andrew sat in the chair. The dentist looked in his mouth with a small mirror. With a sharp pointed tool, he picked at places around Andrew's teeth. Finally, the dentist spoke, and told the boy his teeth had cavities.
How did Andrew get cavities in his teeth?
He did not brush his teeth well.
He did not floss his teeth.
He ate too much candy.
All of the above.
Every student in class had to study the life cycle of an animal. Beth chose one she wanted to learn more about. She often saw it in the pond near her house. She was amazed, though, when she really followed one closely from it's beginning as an egg to a tadpole until its legs developed.
What animal did Beth study?
duck
mouse
frog
lizard
Using the modals of deduction. Describe what you think happened in the picture!
