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WorksheetsYI3 - Review Grammar
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe a scene
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe short actions, one after another
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe an action happening before another action in the past
Past habits with "used to"
Past continuous
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe a long action in the background
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe a short action that interrupted a long action
Past simple
Past habits with "used to"
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to decribe an action that usually happened in the past
Past simple
Past habits with "used to"
Past perfect
John ...(get) engaged before he left university
(a)
Liam ... (inherit) a lot of money and emigrated to Australia
(a)
... Pam phone you while you were watching TV?
(a)
I opened the door. It ... outside
(a)
Our town ... (have) poor sports facilities, but now there is a great new sports center
(a)
I ... (not know) where you were because you didn't phone
(a)
He won't offer you a job; you aren't reliable enough
If you were more reliable, he would offer you a job
If you were more reliable, he offered you a job
If you were more reliable, he would offered you a job
I can't drive a car; I'm too young
If I were older, I could drive a car
If I am older, I can drive a call
If I were older, I can drive a car
If I am older, I could drive a car
Jack is always forgetting his sports kit
I wish Jack wasn't always forgetting his sports kit
I wish Jack wouldn't forget his sports kit
Make a sentence based on the clues: We don't have a nine-bedroom mansion, so we don't invite lots of friends and family to stay (If)
Make a sentence based on the clues: Unfortunately, I don't see my cousins very often (I wish - live)
Which tense is it: It's used to talk about a special occasion in the past
Past simple
Past continuous
Past perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to talk about an event still continuing
Present simple
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to talk about an event happening repeatedly recently.
Present simple
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect
Which tense is it: It's used to talk about an event at an unspecified time in the past
Present simple
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect
He's been to New York
He's returned
He's still there
He's gone to New York
He's returned
He's still there
When I'm 20, I ... medicine at university
am studying
have studied
will be studying
will have studied
Don't call me at 8 P.M. because we ... dinner
are having
will have
will have had
will be having
Harry and Luke are going travelling for a month, but they ... before September
have returned
will have returned
will be returning
are returning
When my dad retires next month, he ... with the same company for 36 years.
has been
will have been
It's possible that antibiotics won't be effective in the future (might)
Antibiotics might not be effective in the future
Antibiotics might be effective in the future
I doubt scientists will find a cure for cancer in the near future (probably)
Scientists probably won't find a cure for cancer in the near future
Scientists probably will find a cure for cancer in the near future
