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Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: We weren’t happy with the hotel. Our room … very small and it …clean.

a)

were, were

b)

was, weren’t

c)

wasn’t, was

d)

was, was

e)

was, wasn’t

2.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Mark … at work last week because he … ill. He’s better now.

a)

wasn’t, was

b)

was, wasn’t

c)

was, was

d)

were, were

e)

was, weren’t

3.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Yesterday …a public holiday, so the banks …closed. They’re open today.

a)

were, were

b)

wasn’t, were

c)

was, were

d)

weren’t, were

e)

was, was

4.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: … Kate and Bill at the party? – Kate …there, but Bill … .

a)

were, were, wasn’t

b)

were, wasn’t, was

c)

was, was, was

d)

were, was, wasn’t

e)

was, were, wasn’t

5.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Where are my keys? – I don’t know. They … on the table, but they’re not there now.

a)

to were

b)

was

c)

weren’t

d)

wasn’t

e)

were

6.

Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: You … at home last night. Where… you?

a)

weren’t, were

b)

wasn’t, were

c)

were, weren’t

d)

was, wasn’t

e)

to were, was

7.

Use could/couldn’t + verb: I was tired, but I … last night.

a)

couldn’t run

b)

could sleep

c)

couldn’t work

d)

couldn’t help

e)

couldn’t sleep

8.

Use could/couldn’t + verb: I wasn’t hungry yesterday. I … my dinner.

a)

could eat

b)

couldn’t cook

c)

couldn’t eat

d)

could order

e)

could finish

9.

Use could/couldn’t + verb: When I was young, I … fast.

a)

couldn’t run

b)

could run

c)

could jump

d)

could play tennis

e)

couldn’t speak

10.

Use could/couldn’t + verb: When my son was two years old, he … .

a)

could speak

b)

could to walk

c)

could drive

d)

couldn’t to read

e)

could play violin

11.

Use could/couldn’t + verb: James … to the concert last Sunday. He was busy.

a)

couldn’t enjoy

b)

could see

c)

couldn’t go

d)

couldn’t visit

e)

could watch

12.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: It was hot in the room, so I…the window.

a)

didn’t open

b)

closed

c)

open

d)

opened

e)

to open

13.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: We…our holiday last year. We … at a very nice place.

a)

spend, stay

b)

hated, stayed

c)

enjoyed, stayed

d)

enjoy, lived

e)

enjoyed, waited

14.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: When I was a child, I …to be a doctor.

a)

decide

b)

wanted

c)

want

d)

agreed

e)

wants

15.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: It is a nice day today, but yesterday it … all day.

a)

was warm

b)

rain

c)

didn’t rain

d)

rained

e)

was sunny

16.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: We went to the cinema, but the film wasn’t very good. We … it.

a)

enjoyed

b)

didn’t saw

c)

didn’t enjoyed

d)

didn’t enjoy

e)

wanted to see

17.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: ….. yesterday? – No, it was a nice day.

a)

was it sunny

b)

was it rain

c)

it didn’t rain

d)

did it rain

e)

does it rain

18.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: We were tired, so we … long at the party.

a)

stayed

b)

didn’t stay

c)

waited

d)

not stayed

e)

wasn’t stay

19.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: We arrived at the railway station by taxi. – How much … for taxi?

a)

you pay

b)

you paid

c)

did you spend

d)

did you paid

e)

did you pay

20.

Use the proper verb in the correct form: He … some new clothes yesterday – two shirts, a jacket and a pullover.

a)

sold

b)

didn’t buy

c)

bought

d)

found

e)

buyed

21.

Choose the right variant: You can catch a train at the ….

a)

park

b)

bus station

c)

car park

d)

railway station

e)

town hall

22.

Choose the right variant: You can park your car in the …

a)

bus station

b)

park

c)

car park

d)

near the house

e)

railway station

23.

Choose the right variant: You can buy clothes at the ….

a)

stationery shop

b)

supermarket

c)

fitting-room

d)

department store

e)

bakery

24.

Choose the right variant: You can get information about interesting places at the …

a)

church

b)

town hall

c)

tourist information office

d)

art gallery

e)

booking office

25.

Choose the right variant: You can borrow money at the …

a)

department store

b)

post-office

c)

town hall

d)

bank

e)

library

26.

Complete the sentence: Pablo Picasso was Spanish, but he …most of his life in France

a)

saw

b)

taught

c)

spent

d)

brought

e)

won

27.

Complete the sentence: Alexander Bell … the first telephone call in 1876.

a)

spent

b)

made

c)

taught

d)

saw

e)

brought

28.

Complete the sentence: Isaac Newton discovered gravity when an apple … from a tree onto his head.

a)

spoke

b)

spent

c)

brought

d)

saw

e)

fell

29.

Complete the sentence: Apollo 11 … about 76 hours to travel from Earth to the Moon.

a)

began

b)

spent

c)

took

d)

made

e)

sold

30.

Complete the sentence: In the fourteenth century many people … that the Earth was flat.

a)

began

b)

won

c)

thought

d)

taught

e)

fought

31.

Complete the sentence: Van Gogh … poor people and used only dark colours.

a)

taught

b)

brought

c)

bought

d)

painted

e)

caught

32.

Complete the sentence: I arrived at the railway station late, but I ….the train.

a)

caught

b)

brought

c)

bought

d)

taught

e)

fought

33.

Complete the sentence: Picasso … in Spain in 1881

a)

was born

b)

died

c)

moved

d)

stayed

e)

studied

34.

Complete the sentence: Mozart …music when he was 5

a)

wrote

b)

sang

c)

listened

d)

heard

e)

taught

35.

Complete the sentence: Vanessa Mae … the violin and piano at the age of five

a)

was born

b)

killed

c)

played

d)

won

e)

moved

36.

Complete the sentence: After the university my dad ….. as a teacher at school.

a)

worked

b)

taught

c)

studied

d)

stayed

e)

was

37.

Everest, K2 and Mont Blank are …

a)

beach

b)

mountains

c)

islands

d)

lakes

e)

oceans

38.

The Nile, the Mississippi and the Danube are …

a)

oceans

b)

islands

c)

lakes

d)

rivers

e)

beach

39.

The Pacific and the Atlantic are …

a)

rivers

b)

oceans

c)

islands

d)

lakes

e)

beach

40.

Baikal, Michigan and Geneva are …

a)

lakes

b)

rivers

c)

islands

d)

oceans

e)

beach

41.

Ireland, Hawaii and Greenland are …

a)

lakes

b)

rivers

c)

islands

d)

oceans

e)

beach

42.

The Baltic and the Mediterranean are …

a)

lakes

b)

rivers

c)

seas

d)

oceans

e)

beach

43.

I’m (good) now than yesterday

a)

gooder

b)

better

c)

best

d)

the goodest

e)

the best

44.

He thinks that Chinese is … language in the world

a)

difficult

b)

more difficult

c)

difficulter

d)

the difficultest

e)

the most difficult

45.

Valencia played … than Real Madrid yesterday

a)

baddest

b)

the worst

c)

badder

d)

worse

e)

bad

46.

… desert of all is the Sahara and it’s in Africa

a)

hotter

b)

the hottest

c)

more hot

d)

the most hot

e)

hot

47.

Who is … person in your family?

a)

the most talkative

b)

more talkative

c)

talkative

d)

talkativer

e)

the talkativest

48.

I think that Michael Jackson is… singer in the world

a)

the more popular

b)

the most dangerous

c)

the most intelligent

d)

the best

e)

the coldest

49.

What is … animal in the world?

a)

the best

b)

the most dangerous

c)

the more intelligent

d)

the most popular

e)

the coldest

50.

Who is … student in group?

a)

the most popularly

b)

the most dangerous

c)

the better

d)

the most intelligent

e)

the coldest

51.

Is this … city in the Europe?

a)

the coldest

b)

the more dangerous

c)

the most intelligent

d)

the most popularly

e)

the better

52.

Who is … singer in your country?

a)

the more intelligent

b)

the most dangerous

c)

the most popular

d)

the better

e)

the coldest

53.

Use the verb in the correct form: Don’t turn off TV. I (watch) the news.

a)

have watched

b)

am going to watch

c)

watched

d)

watch

e)

going to watch

54.

Use the verb in the correct form: Sorry, we can’t come to your party. We (spend) the weekend with our children

a)

have spent

b)

are going to spend

c)

spent

d)

is going to spend

e)

going to spend

55.

Complete the sentence: … a party next Saturday. We've sent out the invitations

a)

We are going to have

b)

We had

c)

We have

d)

We have had

e)

We going to have

56.

Complete the sentence: I ….to go out tonight. I don’t feel well

a)

is not going

b)

is going

c)

am not going

d)

am going

e)

are going

57.

Complete the sentence: Dev….to buy a car. He hasn’t got any money

a)

am not going

b)

is going

c)

is not going

d)

am going

e)

are going

58.

Complete the sentence: My friends…. to have a picnic in the park. Do you want to go?

a)

is going

b)

are going

c)

is not going

d)

am going

e)

are not going

59.

Complete the sentence: I ….to watch that film again. It’s boring

a)

am not going

b)

is going

c)

is not going

d)

am going

e)

are going

60.

Use the verb in the correct form: I can’t find my key anywhere. I (lose) it

a)

will lose

b)

lost

c)

have lost

d)

has lost

e)

to lose

61.

Use the verb in the correct form: You (see) the news on TV last night?

a)

Did you see

b)

Have you seen

c)

Will you see

d)

Do you see

e)

Did you saw

62.

Use the verb in the correct form: I (buy) a new car. Do you want to see it?

a)

bought

b)

have bought

c)

has bought

d)

will buy

e)

buy

63.

Use the verb in the correct form: I (buy) a new car last week

a)

will buy

b)

have bought

c)

has bought

d)

buy

e)

bought

64.

Use the verb in the correct form: I’m very hungry. I (not eat) anything

a)

haven’t eaten

b)

didn’t eat

c)

don’t eat

d)

am not going to eat

e)

hasn’t eaten

65.

Use the verb in the correct form: Your car looks very clean. You (wash) it?

a)

Did you wash

b)

Have you washed

c)

Do you wash

d)

Are you going to wash

e)

Have you wash

66.

Use the verb in the correct form: Mike and Claire just (leave) home.

a)

has just left

b)

just have left

c)

left

d)

have just left

e)

will leave

67.

Use the verb in the correct form: Ann (leave) school in 2010

a)

has left

b)

left

c)

leaves

d)

have left

e)

has leaved

68.

Match the definition with the job: I fix a bath, a shower or a sink

a)

mechanic

b)

electrician

c)

plumber

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

69.

Match the definition with the job: I answer the phone, take messages and write letters

a)

mechanic

b)

secretary

c)

engineer

d)

hairdresser

70.

Match the definition with the job: I fix the lights in a house

a)

electrician

b)

plumber

c)

mechanic

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

71.

Match the definition with the job: I design new buildings and draw pictures of them

a)

mechanic

b)

electrician

c)

architect

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

72.

Match the definition with the job: I keep animals and grow food

a)

farmer

b)

electrician

c)

mechanic

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

73.

Match the definition with the job: I help people who are in trouble with the law

a)

electrician

b)

lawyer

c)

mechanic

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

74.

Match the definition with the job: I write computer software

a)

programmer

b)

electrician

c)

mechanic

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser

75.

Match the definition with the job: I help customers when they buy things

a)

electrician

b)

shop assistant

c)

mechanic

d)

engineer

e)

hairdresser