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WorksheetsReview 2º ESO
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 2hrs 58mins
Oh no! Look out of the window! it ______
rains
is raining
Can you wait a minute? I ________ to the news
listen
am listening
I usually ______ tea, not coffee in the morning.
drink
am drinking
More and more people _______ to the capital to find work.
move
are moving
The bus is always very reliable. It _______ at 9:20.
comes
is coming
While he _____ his bike to school he _____ an accident
were riding/saw
was seeing / rode
was riding / saw
were seeing / rode
Somebody _____ her bag when she _____ out of the window
was stealing / looked
stole / was looking
stole / looked
was stealing / was looking
When he arrived, the exam __________
had started
will start
would start
starts
When I was young, I ________ in Paris
used to live
would live
use to live
I ______ to ride a bike, now I drive a car.
would
used
wouldn’t
I can’t find my keys. I _______ them for 24 hours.
haven’t seen
didn’t see
I ________ a new pair of trainers last week, and they’re really cool.
have bought
bought
________ to that new sports shop in town yet? It’s great!
Have you been
Did you go
I ______ my best friend Sylvie since we were babies. She’s like a sister to me.
have known
knew
________ that programme about skateboarding last night?
Have you watched
Did you watch
Vocabulary:
A hotel near a big road, for travellers
(a)
A thing you use to sleep in the countryside
(a)
A house which is separate, not touching other houses
(a)
The opposite of tidy
(a)
The opposite of patient
(a)
It’s my best friend’s birthday tomorrow. He _______ 16.
will be
is being
She won’t be here because she _______ to the dentist.
will go
is going
Do you think that you _______ first prize?
will win
are winning
We _______ a nice quiet evening watching TV, OK?
'll have
're having
What _______ this weekend?
will you do
are you doing
There’s no school tomorrow so I ________ do any homework tonight.
have to
can't
don't have to
You _______ copy your answers straight off the Internet – it’s not allowed.
must
mustn't
can
I ______ come today but I can tomorrow.
can
have to
can't
I _______ finish this homework tonight for the class tomorrow.
must
has to
mustn't
She ______ write more clearly or the examiner won’t mark her paper.
have to
has to
can't
Which one is the correct passive sentence?
My cat ate fish yesterday.
Fish is eaten by my cat yesterday
Fish was eaten by my cat yesterday
Somebody has broken the window
The window has been broken by somebody
The window has been broken
We will do the exam next week
The exam will be done by him next week
The exam will be done by us next week
Anna is going to send a message.
A message is going to be sent by Anna
Anna is going to be sent by a message
Voabulary:
with a hot, strong flavour
(a)
not cooked
(a)
cooked in very hot water
(a)
somebody who teaches at a university
(a)
somebody who pays someone to work for them
(a)
A rink is a place _______ you go to ice skate.
that
where
when
Clubs are things ______ golfers use to hit balls.
that
whose
where
The goalkeeper is the person _______ job is to stop goals.
whose
who
that
Summer is the season _______ most people play tennis.
who
where
when
He is the athlete _______ won the most medals last year.
whose
when
who
Complete the reported sentences with the missing word.
The boy told the guide, ‘I’m 14.’ > The boy told the guide that (a) was 14.
He said, ‘I can’t see my parents anywhere’. > He said that he (a) see his parents anywhere.
He told her, ‘They will be here very soon’. > He told her that they (a) be there very soon.
His parents said, ‘We’ve been in the gallery shop’. > His parents said that they (a) been in the gallery shop.
They said, ‘We don’t want to miss the train’. > They said that they (a) want to miss the train.
They _____ be twins. They are identical.
must
may
can't
That man ______ be Prince Charles, he’s not tall enough
must
may
can't
They _______ be rich. They live in a huge castle.
must
may
can't
He ______ be our new history teacher but I’m not sure.
must
may
can't
It _______ be our flag. Not with those colours.
must
may
can't
Vocabulary:
Official rules that people must obey
(a)
A type of government where a country is ruled by a king or queen
(a)
Someone who makes sculptures
(a)
The person in charge of an orchestra
(a)
The things you wear to protect your eyes when you swim
(a)
