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WorksheetsPretest English for Ace
Total questions: 181
Worksheet time: 2hrs 58mins
Jordon helped the United States win a gold medal at the Olympics.
When Michael was a baby, his family moved to North Carolina.
What is a noun?
Action Words
Describing Words
Person, place, or thing
Color Words
Do proper nouns need a capital letter?
Yes
No
The dog ran into the cave.
The student showed great courage during his speech.
Heat expands metals.
Transitive Verb
Intransitive Verb
Metals expand on heating.
Intransitive Verb
Transitive Verb
The driver stopped the car.
Transitive Verb
Intransitive Verb
The car stopped abruptly.
Transitive
Intransitive
She ______ not want to stay at home. She wants to go out with her friends.
is
do
does
has
Tell me, ______ you coming to the party?
are
is
do
does
He ......... called me twice this morning.
has
was
will
is
What ....... they doing when you came in?
do
are
would
were
A: She doesn't eat pork; I think she is a vegetarian?
B: She _____ eat Correct pork, but not very often.
did
does
do
doesn't
_______________ arrive in Chiang Mai at 7 PM.
I going to
I will going
I am going to
I am go to
It ______ usually cleaned every day.
are
is
have
does
At 9 O’clock tomorrow, I ______ studying at the school.
do
will be
am
-
I ______ just finished doing my homework.
am
do
will be
have
Before she called me, she ______ her homework.
had finished
was finished
is finished
had been finished
A: _____ you a good guy in the club?
B: Yes, I was.
Are
Did
Was
Were
After, she______ done her homework,she went out with her friends.
was
were
did
had
If Tom ____ asked me, I would have gone.
were
has
have
had
It’s sunny now. It _____.
is raining
rains
doesn't rain
isn't raining
I like dogs, but my mother....
don't
she doesn't
doesnt
doesn't
George is going to the meeting, but Mike...
is
isnt
isn't
doesn't
I have never seen that movie!
Neither nor me
Neither have
Neither I have
Neither have I
I love wasps!
So do I
So am I
Neither do I
I too do
I don't like avocados
Me too
Neither have I
I do, but I am allergic
What?
I can play the guitar with my toes!
You can? I am surprised
You do? Amazing!
You play! Uau!
You can't? Incredible!
I am going to have 15 children!
Are you?
you are? Uau!
So can I
You will? Nah..
Did you do your homework?
I do! leave me alone
I did! Stop bugging me
I can't speak Englsih!
I can! leave me alone!
I love ballet!
So neither too me
I do so
I am too
So do I
I love sculpture, but...
my brother didn't
my brother doesn't
neither does my brother
my brother do
You like grafitti,
do you?
don't you?
you do?
Aren't you?
I am late,
aren't I?
Not am I?
Am not I?
Amn't I?
I don't like eggplant,
Aren't I?
Dont' I?
Do not I?
do I?
You didn't reply my message.
I didn't either
I did too!
I did reply! check your whatsapp.
So did I
__________________you watching this programme? No? Then turn off the TV, please.
am
is
are
do
does
Reality shows ______________interfering with the life of their participants.
am
is
are
do
does
I_________planning to visit a TV station this afternoon.
am
is
are
do
don't
Why________ Ana studying journalism?
am
is
don't
do
does
Most people __________ read the newspaper.
am
isn't
don't
doesn't
________you watch Big Brother on TVI?
don't
do
does
doesn't
______Tom really watch The Simpsons at breakfast every day?
is
do
does
are
My sister ___________like that TV host.
doesn't
don't
isn't
aren't
I ____________seen Daniela Ruah on TV several times.
have
has
The journalist _____ read the news about the wedding.
have
has
I_____ not like to watch horror films.
do
does
We ..... English at 7 o'clock
will study
will studies
will studying
will studied
will to study
I think you ......... with your belongings.
should carefully be more
should more carefully
should more careful
should be more careful
You often have headaches. I think you ..... visit a neurologist.
won't
might
may
can
should
It's 5 0'clock. I'd better ....... now before the traffic gets bad.
goes
going
go
gone
to go
May I ....... ?
come in
coming in
came in
to come in
comes in
You ..... the proposal tonight.
must had finished
must has finish
must has finished
must have finish
must have finished
had better
can
ought to
How is the auxiliary verb can used in this sentence?
Can you help me to find the answer?
Ability
Opportunity
Permission
Request
Prohibition
What______ you do last Friday?
was
were
did
has
When her father came home, she _____ talking on the phone.
was
were
did
had
When I arrived at the party, Jane ______ already gone home.
was
were
did
had
I was tired in the morning because I _____ not slept very well the night before
was
were
did
had
He _____ not tell me the truth.
was
were
did
had
When she _____ done her homework, she went out with her friends
was
were
did
had
Bridge Type: Function
2.) Locker : Storage
Telephone : Communication
Meal : Dessert
Parade : Party
Scene : Play
Bridge Type: Definition (Antonyms)
8.) Active : Idle
Challenging : Difficult
Dramatic : Tragic
Brief : Lengthy
Scholarly : Studious
Complete the analogy.
good : bad :: black : __________
color
white
evil
sad
Complete the analogy.
dwelling : abode : : endless : _________
eternal
measurable
final
beginning
Complete the analogy.
warrior : sword : : tailor : _________
chisel
paint
needle
stethoscope
Complete the analogy.
soldier : barracks : : teacher : _________
bank
school
hospital
gym
Complete the analogy.
cock : hen : : lion : _________
mare
cub
lioness
chicken
Identify the nature of relationships/analogies present in the pairs of words.
left is to right as horizontal is to vertical
(a)
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Javier prefers to play soccer with his team at school but his brother likes to play with his friends at the park.
comma after team
comma after school
comma after but
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Elizabeth is an excellent debater and plans to join her school's debate team.
comma after debater
comma after and
comma after join
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Jim wants to go to the prom with Jenny so he is saving his money to buy a corsage for her.
comma after Jenny
comma after so
comma after money
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Xavier didn't cheat on his test for it was the wrong thing to do.
comma after cheat
comma after it
comma after test
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Should we take the dogs for a walk now or should we wait until it is cooler outside?
comma after now
comma after or
comma after wait
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Samantha did not want to go to the dentist yet she she needed to have her teeth cleaned.
comma after go
comma after yet
comma after dentist
no comma needed
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
Cats are good pets for they are clean and not noisy.
comma after pets
comma after for
comma after clean
no comma needed
Is this a simple or a compound sentence?
The pirates demanded treasure, and they also demanded pie.
It's a compound sentence.
It's a simple sentence
Choose the simple sentence.
Tiny grey sharks chased our boat; they looked really hungry.
Tiny sharks, grey and hungry, chased our boat.
Is this a simple or a compound sentence?
Aishwarya and Franklin have always wanted to visit Tahiti.
It's a compound sentence.
It's a simple sentence.
Is this a simple or a compound sentence?
The judge lowered her gavel, and the trial began!
It's a compound sentence.
It's a simple sentence.
Punctuate the following sentence correctly.
John was delighted he got a part in the school play even though it was a small one.
comma after delighted
comma after part
comma after though
no comma needed
If you need more time, I can give you more time.
I really wanted to do well on the quiz because I wanted an A in the class, and I got a B last quarter.
simple
compound
complex
compound-complex
Direct objects are nouns which receive the action of a ____ in a sentence.
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
Direct object pronouns ________ the direct object noun
repeat
conjugate
replace
answer
Direct Object Pronouns must agree in gender and number with the direct object nouns
true
false
What is the subject?
Edward walked to the store yesterday.
walked
Edward
store
yesterday
What is the verb?
The cat slept in the window.
cat
slept
in
window
What is the direct object?
Tyjuan threw the football to his teammate.
Tyjuan
threw
football
teammate
What is the indirect object?
I made dinner for my family.
I
made
dinner
family
What is the indirect object of the sentence:
The coach kicked the ball to the player.
coach
kicked
ball
player
Find the direct object in the following sentence:
Jorge punted the football to the 15 yard line.
yard
punted
the football
Jorge
In the following sentence, identify the indirect object:
The chimp smiled at the trainer and gave him a banana.
banana
him
trainer
chimp
Identify the indirect object in the following sentence:
Alexander gave the church 500 dollars.
500
the church
Alexander
gave
The accident victim sobbed.
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence?There was a strange sound coming from the cellar.
What sentence part is the highlighted word above?
Miss Talavera threw the textbook.
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence above?
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence above?
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence?The teacher called Robbie class clown.
What is the subject compliment in the sentence?
What sentence part is the highlighted words in the sentence?
What kind of subject complement is the highlighted phrase?
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence above?
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence above?
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence?There is no future in making cassette tapes anymore.
What is the sentence pattern of the sentence above?
Kelly leaves his door ajar whenever he sleeps.
Identify the sentence pattern. John is tall.
SV
SVO
SVC
SVOO
Identify the sentence pattern. Jono kissed jiny.
SV
SVO
SVC
SVOO
Identify the sentence pattern. This is the first time.
SV
SVOA
SVC
SVA
Identify the sentence pattern. It costs too much.
SV
SVOA
SVC
SVA
Identify the sentence pattern. Tom is lucky .
SVO
SVOA
SVC
SVA
Identify the sentence pattern. Tom gave Anjani a new car.
SVO
SVOO
SVC
SVOA
Identify the sentence pattern. You are rubbing your hands together.
SVO
SVOO
SVC
SVOA
Identify the sentence pattern. She helps Stave with his math assignment.
SVO
SVOO
SVOC
SVOA
Identify the sentence pattern. I wonder what's the matter.
SVO
SVOO
SVC
SVOA
Identify the sentence pattern. I ask you why are you late.
SVO
SVOO
SVC
SVOA
Identify the sentence pattern. I am looking around the classroom.
SVO
SVOO
SVA
SVOA
He has been a teacher for over 40 years.
subject + verb + indirect object + direct object
subject + verb + direct object + objective complement
subject + linking verb + predicate nominative
His clear tenor voice was quite lovely.
subject + linking verb + predicate adjective
subject + linking verb + predicate nominative
subject + verb + direct object
Most people consider Jacob a good listener.
subject + verb + direct object + objective complement
subject + linking verb + predicate nominative
subject + linking very + predicate adjective
In a few weeks, my cousin and my uncle will come to visit.
s + v+ io + do
s + s + v
s + s + lv + pn
The fog grew deeper and more mysterious.
s + lv + pn + pn
s + v + do + do
s + lv + pa + pa
Sean was a creative artist.
s + lv + pa
s + lv + pn
s + v + do
Around the corner on the second street next to the my friend's house.
sentence
fragment
_____ your brother got home _____?
Has; yet
Have; yet
Has; already
Have; already
Hank and his friends _____ ______ eaten up the cookies.
has yet
have yet
has already
have already
A: Have you _____ gone on a picnic?
B: No, I've _____ gone on a picnic.
never; never
ever; ever
never; ever
ever; never
Has Frank _____(read) the story?
read
readed
A: How long has she stayed in the hospital?
B: She has stayed in the hospital _____ last weekend.
for
since
A: How long have you taken the class?
B: I have taken the class _____ two weeks.
for
since
Has Sam lived in Taipei _____ he was a child?
for
since
The wall collapsed.
Subject + Monotransitive Verb
Subject + Intransitive Verb
Subject + Linking Verb
During the war, many people lost their homes.
Adverb of Place + Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Adverb of Time + Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Adverb of Place + Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Direct Object
Adverb of Time + Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Indirect Object
The sun shines.
Subject + Monotransitive Verb
Subject + Linking Verb
Subject + Intransitive Verb
The cat is on the roof.
Subject + Linking Verb + Subject Complement
Subject + Intransitive Verb + Adverb of Place
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Adverb of Place
Subject + Linking Verb + Adverb of Place
Paul hired a bicycle.
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Direct Object
Subject + Intransitive Verb
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Indirect Object
She will come.
Subject + Intransitive Verb
Subject + Intransitive Verb + Adverb of Time
Subject + Monotransitive Verb
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Adverb of Time
She became a teacher.
Subject + Linking Verb + Subject Complement
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Subject + Intransitive Verb
Subject + Linking Verb + Direct Object
He gave me the book.
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Indirect Object
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Direct Object + Indirect Object
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
They gave me coffee.
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Direct Object + Indirect Object
Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Indirect Object
When he was 12, David moved to London.
Adverb of Time + Subject + Intransitive Verb + Adverb of Direction
Adverb of Time + Subject + Linking Verb + Adverb of Direction
Adverb of Time + Subject + Monotransitive Verb + Direct Object
Adverb of Time + Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Adverb of Direction
Which sentence is constructed using the following formula?
Subject + Linking Verb + Subject Complement
Ann lives in Bandung.
Ricky is the manager.
Paula loves English.
Bob teaches me English.
Which sentence is constructed using the following formula?
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
Mr. Smith was sick yesterday.
Sarah eats a slice of pizza.
My father told me a story.
I buy a new car for my father.
Which sentence is constructed using the following formula?
Subject + Ditransitive Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
I wish you a happy birthday.
She needs a new book.
Jack is sleeping in his room.
Mona sells her necklace in the market.
Which sentence is constructed using the following formula?
Subject + Linking Verb + Subject Complement
Anita and Susan were good friends.
Mike and I run to the school.
The dog barks loudly.
I find an interesting book.
