Worksheetsанглсессия 1,2
Total questions: 138
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
Complete the sentence.
The museum is free. You … pay.
don’t have to
don’t have
not have to
doesn’t have to
have to
Complete the sentence.
You have to wear smart clothes. You … wear jeans.
Must
mustn’t
not must
doesn’t have to
have to
Complete the sentence.
Your hours will be 9-5 Monday to Friday. You … work at weekends.
don’t have to
don’t have
not have to
doesn’t have to
have to
Complete the sentence.
The speed limit is 120 km/h. You … drive faster.
to must
mustn’t
not must
doesn’t have to
has to
Complete the sentence.
That river is dangerous. You … swim in it.
must
mustn’t
not must
doesn’t have to
have to
Complete the sentence.
It is very small flat. You … clean it every day.
must
to must
not must
doesn’t have to
has to
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
The town of Pisa in Italy is famous … its leaning tower.
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
I’m very different … my younger brother
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
We went to a nightclub, which was full … tourists.
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
People always get angry … my uncle because he drives so slowly.
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
My husband is afraid … flying, so we always travel by car or train.
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
I love going to Italy because I’m very interested … old churches.
for
from
in
to
with
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
Jack’s parents were very nice … me when I stayed with them.
for
from
of
to
with
Complete the sentence.
The weather isn’t great, but it was … last year.
worst
badder
worser
worse
bad
Complete the sentence.
We want to go to Slovenia because … there before.
we’s been
we haven’t been
we’ve went
we went
we wasn't
Complete the sentence.
I have problems of sleeping because I drink … coffee.
too many
too much
so many
few
enough
Complete the sentence.
Do you think … tomorrow
it will snow
it snow
it snows
it is snowing
it snowed
Complete the sentence.
Do you know … can come to the party?
who
what
where
when
whom
Match the description to the right word.
In the UK you … carry your passport or ID with you, but you can if you want to.
don’t have to
don’t have
not have to
doesn’t have to
mustn’t to
Choose the word that is different.
enjoy
adore
hate
like
love
Choose the word that is different.
heart
harbour
stomach
liver
muscle
Choose the word that is different.
height
bald
moustache
beard
hair
Choose the word that is different.
dangerous
clean
crowded
polluted
noisy
Choose the word that is different.
hire a car
do the ironing
go sightseeing
sunbathe
go to the beach
Choose the word that is different.
quickly
slowly
quite
angrily
dreamily
Choose the word that is different.
my
mine
your
their
her
Choose the word that is different.
my
mine
yours
theirs
hers
Match the sentence halves
If you arrive early at a party, … .
you’ll feel better before you see him or her.
you’ll drop something on it the first day.
your phone will ring.
all the other people will be late.
your teacher will ask you for it.
Match the sentence halves
If you make an appointment to see a doctor,
you’ll feel better before you see him or her.
you’ll drop something on it the first day.
your phone will ring.
all the other people will be late.
your teacher will ask you for it.
Match the sentence halves
If you don’t do your homework,
you’ll feel better before you see him or her.
you’ll drop something on it the first day.
your phone will ring.
all the other people will be late.
your teacher will ask you for it.
Match the sentence halves
If you buy a new carpet,
you’ll feel better before you see him or her.
you’ll drop something on it the first day.
your phone will ring.
all the other people will be late.
your teacher will ask you for it.
Match the sentence halves
If you get into a hot bath,
you’ll feel better before you see him or her.
you’ll drop something on it the first day.
your phone will ring.
all the other people will be late.
your teacher will ask you for it.
Complete the sentence.
You have to fill this form in with a black pen. Do you want to use …?
my
mine
its
her
our
I left … wallet at home. Can I borrow some money?
my
mine
his
her
ours
Complete the sentence.
You’ll have to ask James if you want to use this bike. It’s …, not mine.
my
mine
his
her
ours
Complete the sentence.
Melissa can’t come out tonight, because she has to look after … sisters.
my
mine
his
her
ours
Complete the sentence.
Wendy and I bought this house, so now it’s … .
my
mine
his
her
ours
Complete the sentence.
I’ll tidy my room if you do … .
theirs
mine
yours
hers
ours
Complete the sentence.
My sister bought a new phone and now … is better than mine.
theirs
mine
yours
hers
ours
Complete the sentence.
Toby and Sam had to get a taxi because … car’s in the garage.
their
mine
yours
hers
ours
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
If you’re interested … visiting museums, Berlin has some great ones.
at
about
for
in
of
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
New York is famous … its top restaurants.
at
about
for
in
of
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
If you are afraid … spending too much money, there are lots of cheaper places to eat, too.
at
about
for
in
of
Match the sentences.
Do you ever think about …
using the machine for the first time.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
Read the instructions before….
using the machine for the first time.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
He started his speech by ….
using the machine for the first time.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
Miriam left the party without ….
using the machine for the first time.
seeing you tonight.
stoppingwork and retiring?
saying goodbye to me
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
I’m really looking forward to ….
using the machine for the first time.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
I’m not very good at …
parking my dad’s car. It’s very big.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thanking everybody for coming.
Match the sentences.
I hate …
being late.
seeing you tonight.
stopping work and retiring?
saying goodbye to me.
thank everybody for coming.
Complete the sentence with the present perfect.
He … a job yet.
didn’t find
doesn’t find
wasn’t found
hasn’t found
hadn’t found
Complete the sentence with the present perfect.
They … to South America twice.
are
had been
be
were been
have been
Complete the sentence with the present perfect.
We … to their email yet.
have reply
haven’t replied
replied
didn’t reply
don’t reply
Complete the sentence with the present perfect.
My sister … to live in France and she’s really enjoying it.
has gone
go
went
is going
was gone
Complete the sentence with the right adverb.
Have you finished your dinner …?
never
yet
ever
just
always
Complete the sentence with the right adverb.
They have … got married.
usually
yet
just
ever
always
Complete the sentence with the right adverb.
We have … found a fantastic hotel.
usually
already
yet
ever
always
Complete the sentence with present perfect.
We … to him.
speak
spoke
have spoken
speaking
speaks
Complete the sentence with present perfect.
He … to the football match.
have gone
is going
goes
went
has gone
Complete the sentence with present perfect.
I … his new book yet.
has read
‘m reading
didn’t read
haven’t read
read
Complete the sentence.
Are you doing … tonight?
anything
something
nothing
anywhere
everybody
Complete the sentence.
Did … see you when you left the house?
anything
somebody
nothing
anybody
nobody
Complete the sentence.
I’ve seen your wallet …, but I can’t remember where.
anywhere
somebody
somewhere
anything
something
Complete the sentence with a comparative.
Tokyo is … London.
bigger than
bigger then
biggest
the bigest
biger than
Complete the sentence with a comparative.
I worked … you.
harder
harder than
hardest
harder then
the hardest
Complete the sentence with a comparative.
You drive … than me.
most carefully
carefullier
more carefully
carefully
the most carefully
Complete the sentence with a superlative.
It’s … film I’ve ever seen.
better
good
best
the best
most good
Complete the sentence with a superlative.
The Polish are … people I’ve ever met.
generous
more generous
less generous
most generous
the most generous
Complete the sentence with a superlative.
What’s … city you’ve ever been to?
most boring
the most boring
more boring
the most bore
boring
Choose the opposite adjective.
safe
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
noisy
Choose the opposite adjective.
modern
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
noisy
Choose the opposite adjective.
noisy
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
clean
Complete the sentence.
Sally doesn’t look … Harry
as relaxed
relaxed as
as relaxed as
relaxed than
as relaxed than
Complete the sentence.
Phones aren’t … they were five years ago.
as popular
popular as
as popular than
as popular as
than popular
Choose the right number.
More than 5,000 homes in our town now have super-fast broadband.
five thousands
five hundreds
five point thousand
fifth hundred
five thousand
Choose the right number.
The population of our city is 210,000
two hundred ten thousand
two hundreds and ten thousand
two hundred and ten thousand
two hundred ten thousands
two hundreds and ten thousands
Complete the sentence.
You can lose a lot of … if you cut your hand badly.
liver
teeth
heart
blood
bone
Complete the sentence.
Doing exercise every day can cut the risk of a … attack.
liver
teeth
heart
blood
bone
Complete the sentence.
Can I ask you … questions about your diet?
a few
much
a little
too
enough
Complete the sentence.
How … sugar do you have in your coffee?
a few
much
a little
too
enough
Complete the sentence.
How … pieces of fruit do you eat a day?
a few
much
a little
many
enough
Complete the sentence.
It … be easy to pass the exam.
don’t
won’t
is
aren’t
did
Complete the sentence.
I don’t want to go. It … impossible to park.
were
are
has
will be
have been
Choose the sentence in past simple.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in present simple.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in past continuous.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in present continuous.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the opposite.
break
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Choose the opposite.
fail
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Choose the opposite.
pull
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Match the adjective to the sentence.
The air is very dirty.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
There are a lot of bars and clubs with loud music.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
There are too many people.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
You have to be careful, especially at night.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Choose the sentence for making a decision.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I won't tell anybody.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making an offer.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I’ll lend you some money.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making a promise.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
You’ll find a good job, I’m sure.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making a prediction.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I’ll phone her later.
He’ll pass the exam.
Complete the question with the right word.
I didn’t see you last week. … you ill?
Did
Do
Will
Were
Was
Complete the question with the right word.
Who do you think … win the election next year?
do
will
did
was
are
Complete the sentence.
Lucy gave me her address, but I don’t know …. there.
how to do
when to go
where to get
who to go with
how to get
Complete the sentence.
My brother is always busy so I don’t know …. him.
how to call
how many to call
what time to call
when to call
how often to call
Complete the sentence.
My mum asked me to get some eggs, but she didn’t say …
how many to buy
where to buy
how much to buy
when to buy
how well to buy
Complete the sentence.
Sally wants to travel around the world, but she doesn’t know … to go first.
where
how
how many
how much
when to
Complete the sentence.
We’ve got an extra ticket for the concert, but we don’t know … to take.
how
where
who
how well to
how much
Match the sentence halves.
You need to be ready …
to give us a lift to the station
to feel nervous
to show your ID at the gate
to dressed smartly
to learn a foreign language
Match the sentence halves.
In my job it’s important …
to give us a lift to the station
to show your ID at the gate
feel nervous
to dress smartly
to speak English
Match the sentence halves.
I don’t know where …
to give us a lift to the station
to park
to sit
to dance
to stay awake for the party.
Match the sentence halves.
We were late, so Simon offered…
to give us a lift to the station
to show your ID at the gate
to dress smartly
to hurry up
dance
Match the sentence halves.
When you give a presentation it’s normal …
to give us a lift to the station
to show your ID at the gate
to feel nervous
to dress smartly
to speak English
Complete the sentence.
• Hi, I’m Donna.
I’m Renee. Nice … you.
not to make
to have
to meet
to look for
to learn
Complete the sentence.
What do you want ..tonight? Stay in or go out?
to pay
to do
not to make
to look for
to learn
Complete the sentence.
Let’s meet outside the cinema. I promise … late.
to have
to do
not to make
not to be
to look for
Complete the sentence.
Try … a noise. Your father’s asleep.
not to make
to have
to pay
to meet
to learn
Complete the sentence.
I’d really like … a new language.
to meet
to look for
to pay
to learn
to study
Complete the sentence.
I’m planning … a party next week .
to have
not to make
to meet you at
to look for
to learn
Complete the sentence.
My brother has decided … a new job.
to get
to find
to look for
not to be
to learn
Complete the sentence.
The museum is free. You don’t need … to go in.
to pay
to have
to look for
not to be
to learn
Complete the sentence.
I like … to the radio in the mornings.
paying
doing
listening
for listening
listened
Complete the sentence.
We offered … for the meal.
listened
listen
listening
to pay
for listening
Complete the sentence.
…. Pilates is good for your health.
Paying
To pay
Pay
Doing
Listening
Complete the sentence.
We won’t take the car. It’s too expensive … .
parking
to park
to buy
to drive
driving
Complete the sentence.
I’m very good at … directions.
asking
doing
tomaking
giving
to get
Complete the sentence.
You can borrow the car if you remember … some petrol.
give
giving
asking
ask
to get
Complete the sentence.
Has it stopped … yet?.
snowing
rained
raining
snowed
tosnow
Complete the verb phrase.
I don’t mind … , but I don’t like … washing up.
cooking/doing
to cook/doing
cleaning/ doing
shopping/doing
doing/cooking
Complete the verb phrase.
I hate … in the dark during the winter.
going out
walk
getting up
to get
walking
Match the sentence to the rules.
Plan to arrive at least ten minutes early.
after preposition
used as a subject
to give a reason for doing something
used as a noun
after some verbs
Match the sentence to the rules.
Check the weather forecast to make sure your clothes are right.
after a question word
to give a reason for doing something
used as a subject
after preposition
after some verbs
Match the sentence to the rules.
Decide what to wear the night before.
after preposition
used as a subject
after a question word
to give a reason for doing something
used as a noun
Match the sentence to the rules.
Don’t be afraid to ask for help.
after preposition
after adjectives
in the negative form
to give a reason for doing something
used as a noun
Match the sentence to the rules.
My mother is good at remembering names.
after preposition
after adjectives
in the negative form
to give a reason for doing something
used as a noun
Match the sentence to the rules.
Knitting is my hobby.
after preposition
after adjectives
used as a subject
In the negative form
used as a noun
Complete the advice.
This morning I … tickets for the concert online.
bought
drink
give
tell
got
Complete the sentence.
When did you get …?
married
divorced
get
to school
to home
Complete the advice.
How well do you get … with your siblings?
of
along
on
with
for
Complete the advice.
You should ..a cat.
drink
get
give
have
tell
Complete the advice.
You shouldn’t … coffee all day
drink
to get
give
have
go
