Worksheets1 ESO - 2nd Term - OK
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 32mins
Present Simple
He ___________ to work every day.
drives
drive
Present Simple
They ___________ e-mails every day.
write
writes
Present Simple
He __________ a lot of TV.
watch
watches
watchs
Present Simple
He __________ read the newspaper.
don't reads
doesn't read
doesn't reads
Present Simple
Where does she come on Mondays?
Where does she comes on Mondays?
Where is she come on Mondays?
Present Simple
We use the present simple
for routines, general facts and timetables
actions happening at the moment of speaking and future arrangements.
Present Continuous
We use the present continuous
for routines, general facts and timetables.
actions happening at the moment of speaking and future arrangements.
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
Do you come tonight?
Are you coming tonight?
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
Does he eat rice every night?
Is he eating rice every night?
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
Does he come to London every summer?
Is he coming to London every summer?
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
He plays tennis now.
He is playing tennis now.
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
Do you come to the cinema later?
Are you coming to the cinema later?
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
They don't come to the party this evening.
They are not coming to the party this evening.
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
He doesn't play golf now.
He isn't playing golf now.
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
Do you play tennis this Sunday?
Are you playing tennis this Sunday?
Choose Present Continuous or Present Simple
They go to a restaurant every Saturday.
They're going to a restaurant every Saturday.
Adverbs of Frequency
Choose the correct sentence.
Our teacher is never late for lessons.
Our teacher never is late for lessons.
Adverbs of Frequency
Choose the correct sentence.
I often clean my bedroom at the weekend.
I clean often my bedroom at the weekend.
Adverbs of Frequency
Choose the correct sentence.
I sometimes am bored in the maths lessons.
I am sometimes bored in the maths lessons.
Adverbs of Frequency
Choose the correct sentence.
You and Tony never play computer games with me.
You and Tony play never computer games with me.
Adverbs of Frequency
We use adverbs of frequency – like sometimes or usually – to say how often we do things, or how often things happen.
True
False
Adverbs of Frequency
We use adverbs of frequency before the main verb and after the verb to be.
True
False
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Months: ____ January / ____ April
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Seasons: ____ spring / ____ winter
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Years: ____ 1984 / ____ 2015
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of Time
(a) the morning
Prepositions of Time
(a) the afternoon
Prepositions of Time
(a) the evening
Prepositions of Time
(a) night
Prepositions of Time
(a) Christmas
Prepositions of Time
(a) Christmas Day
Prepositions of Time
(a) New Year's Eve
Prepositions of Time
(a) my birthday
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Days of the week: ____ Monday
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Days + parts of days: ____ Tuesday afternoon / ____ Saturday mornings
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of time: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of time
Clock times: ____ 7.30 a.m. / ____ 5 o’clock
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of Time
(a) the weekend
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
bread
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
rice
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
coffee
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
luggage
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
furniture
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
money
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
apple
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Countable or Uncountable Nouns?
children
COUNTABLE NOUN
UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Prepositions of Place: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of place
POINT: ____ the corner, ____ the bus stop, ____ the door
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of Place: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of place
____ my pocket, ____ the garden, ____ London, ____ a building
IN
ON
AT
Prepositions of Place: IN, ON, AT
Choose the correct preposition of place
SURFACE: ____the wall, ____ the ceiling, ____ the floor, ____ a page
IN
ON
AT
To be and have got
Choose the correct answer.
How old is he?
He is 25.
He has got 25.
To be and have got
Choose the correct answer.
What’s her job?
She is an accountant.
She has got an accountant.
SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE PRONONUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Choose the correct answer.
___________ cousin lives in Madrid.
She
My
Mine
SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE PRONONUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Choose the correct answer.
Ann's married. ____________ husband is a lawyer.
His
Her
She
SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE PRONONUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Choose the correct answer.
This mobile phone is hers, so that one must be ___________.
His
he
him
SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE PRONONUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Choose the correct answer.
Find the missing possessive pronouns: mine, yours, his, hers, ___________.
hers
our
we
ours
yours
SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE PRONONUNS AND POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Choose the correct answer.
Steve lives in a big house. His / He / Him is very happy.
His
He
Him
