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WorksheetsFAE PREPARATION TEST
Total questions: 130
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
We use this room only for special occasions.
This room are used only for special occasions.
This room was use only for special occasions.
This room is used only for special occasions.
They ______ sad
Is
No
Are
Am
<< Patricia learns how to play soccer. >>
The sentence is in...
Simple Present ACTIVE VOICE
Simple Past
ACTIVE VOICE
Simple Present
PASSIVE VOICE
Simple Past
PASSIVE VOICE
The dogs .................. brown.
am
is
are
Select the correct passive question for the statement "The house is going to be built next week"
Has the house been built next week?
Will the house be built next week?
Was the house going to be built next week?
Is the house going to be built next week?
wasn't
isn't
weren't
aren't
Select the correct passive question for the sentence "Grapes are grown in California"
Are grapes grew by California?
Do grapes grow in California?
Grapes are grown in California?
Are grapes grown in California?
TRANSFORM, from ACTIVE to PASSIVE:
<< My brother plays soccer. >>
My brother is played by soccer.
Soccer is play by my brother.
Soccer is played by my brother.
Soccer was played by my brother.
The cat ____ on the table.
ARE
THE
IT
IS
This is how we use the simple present, EXCEPT :
Scheduled events
Facts, general truths, and opinions
Things happening.
Habits
My sister ............... a good student.
am
is
are
is
were
was
am
Add an -es or -s to the verb in the simple present in all these situations, EXCEPT:
The subject is plural.
The subject is UABC
The subjects is he, she or it.
The subject is my pet.
Alice begin a project yesterday
(a)
He keep the distance in the office last week
(a)
I let my heart to trust you last year
(a)
Those architects draw a map last night
(a)
Victor choose a TV show in the morning
(a)
You see Laura last Sunday, did you?
(a)
He mean the future was closer
(a)
He pay the bills an hour ago
(a)
My stomach hurt at midnight
(a)
Robert find a treasure in the deep ocean
(a)
If I had studied more for the quiz, I___happy now.
would have been
would be
will be
had been
If Margaret ___ anything that doesn't belong to her, she would return it immediately.
find
had found
finds
found
If my parents had bought the previous house, they ___ happy now.
would've been
will be
would be
would had been
I would work better in my English class if I ___ the book last month.
bought
had bought
would've bought
will buy
I know you would be a happy person now if you ___ a major in chemistry when you were young.
had done
did
would have done
were doing
If I had to go to Canada next month, I ___ a visa last week.
would get
will get
had gotten
would have gotten
If James had been born in Guanajuato, he ___ Spanish now.
would have been speaking
will be speaking
would be speaking
had been speaking
Where ___ now if you had finished your homework this morning?
you would be
would you be
will you be
are you
If Robert ___ more money, he would have bought a more expensive car.
has
will have
would have
had
If she ___ her train a few minutes ago, she would be in Cancún now.
had missed
didn't miss
hadn't missed
don't miss
You’ll get tired
If you stand up for a long time.
If you stood up for a long time.
If you will stand up for a long time.
None of the above.
If you go to a football match,
You took your umbrella with you.
You take your umbrella with you.
You must take your umbrella with you.
You would take your umbrella with you.
You can’t hear the teacher
If students made a lot of noise.
If students make a lot of noise.
If students had made a lot of noise.
If students will make a lot of noise.
I’ll help you with your lesson,
If you wanted to study.
If you will want to study.
If you would want to study.
If you want to study.
If the soup is too hot,
You would eat it.
You will eat it.
You won´t eat it.
All the above.
If you’re on a crowded bus,
you will find a seat.
you won’t find a seat.
you would find a seat.
you found a seat.
If I get my driver´s licence,
I’ll buy a car.
I would buy a car.
I bought a car.
None of the above.
We’ll come to visit you
If you will be at home tonight.
If you were at home tonight.
If you’re at home tonight.
If you be at home tonight.
His family may go on holiday
If he will save enough money.
If he saved enough money.
If they saved enough money.
If they save enough money.
If it rains,
I won´t go to the cinema.
I wouldn´t go to the cinema.
I will go to the cinema.
None of the above.
____________ is your best friend?
who
where
what
__________ is the nearest bus station?
what
where
who
____________ are you watching tv instead of doing your homework?
what
where
why
__________ is the girl you met last night?
where
why
who
_________ do you visit your family?
where
why
when
_________ is the king of Spain?
what
where
who
___________ did you leave the party early?
where
why
who
___________ did you buy that skirt? It's so pretty!
where
why
what
_________ will we meet again?
why
when
what
_________ are you trying to say?
what
why
where
Grammar.
Choose the best response for each question.
1. “Could you give me a hand?”
"Sure! I'm going to carry your bag."
"Sure! I'll carry your bag."
2. “When is your next trip?”
"We will fly to Italy next week! I bought the tickets yesterday."
"We are flying to Italy next week! I bought the tickets yesterday."
3. “How’s the weather going to be tomorrow?”
"Not so good. It looks like it's raining tomorrow."
"Not so good. It looks like it's going to rain tomorrow."
4. “What do you want to buy when we go shopping tomorrow?”
"I hope they are going have some nice jeans."
"I hope they have some nice jeans."
5. “What are your plans for tonight?”
"Nothing. I'm definitely staying at home. I have to save my money."
"Nothing. I will definitely stay home. I have to save my money."
6. “Next month, we are going to Cuba on vacation.”
"I'm sure you have a wonderful time."
"I'm sure you are going to have a wonderful time."
7. I have to leave early today because...
"I will meet my boyfriend at the airport at 2:30 PM."
"I am meeting my boyfriend at the airport at 2:30 PM."
8. “Wow, I am so thirsty!”
"I'm getting you some water."
"I'll get you some water."
9. “I've made reservations for a restaurant tonight.”
"Which restaurant are you going to?"
"Which restaurant will you go to?"
10. “Where are you going?”
"I'm going to get coffee. I'm back in five minutes."
"I'm going to get coffee. I'll be back in five minutes."
... a big group of people looking at things in the museum.
There
There is
There are
... many people standing outside the movie theather
There is
There are
There
There ... a small cat playing with some toys.
are
have
is
A: How many cups...?
B: There are two cups.
are there
there are
there have
This exam was _____ the last one.
more easy than
easier than
more easier than
This quiz is ______ than the test we took yesterday.
most difficult
difficult
more difficult
most difficult
Yesterday I was sick. Today I feel ______.
gooder
better
good
best
This is ..................... book I've ever read.
better
the best
good
gooder
Jezer is ______ (tall) than Armando.
more tall
taller
tallest
most tall
A train is ____________ ( interesting) than a car.
the most interesting
interestings
more interesting
interestinger
I am ________ (good) student in the classroom.
better
good
the best
best
Italian food is _________ (good) in the world
better
the best
goodest
most good
Blanca is ___________ (small) student in the classroom
more small
smaller
the smallest
most small
A computer is __________ (big) than a cellphone
bigger
biger
bigest
more big
A common structure for an intensifier is:
verb + pronoun
pronoun + verb
adjective + intensifier
intensifier + adjective
What sentence of these is correct?
I am old enough to drive
Her cooking is very tasty
What is the structure of this sentence:
She is a bit younger than I am.
Mitigator (Intensifier) + adjective
Mitigator (Intensifier) + superlative
Mitigator (Intensifier) + comparative adjective
Is there an intensifier in the sentence?
This pie is tasty
True
False
Which sentence has an intensifier?
The delegation is late.
Last week's test was easy
My dad is tall
The film was absolutely awful
I am _________ tired
Highly
Dangerously
Seriously
Very
What is the strong intensifier?
Completely
Rather
A little
Very
What is the weakest intensifier?
Completely
Cather
Not at all
Very
It was a __________ day
Perfect
Total
Complete
Absolute
France is a much __________ country than Britain
bigger
taller
old
biggest
He is _____ a busy man that he really needs a helper.
so
such
very
quite
That old woman is _____ deaf to hear what her children say.
so
enough
too
such
She is _____ kind that everybody loves her.
such
so a
so
such a
It was _____ a boring movie that Tom fell asleep.
such
so
much
too
This exercise is _____ hard for me to do.
enough
too
so
quite
We have _____ in the house, so we needn't go shopping tomorrow.
enough food
food enough
too food
food too
They are _____ that they can't buy a bicycle.
enough poor
poor enough
so poor
such poor
The day was _____ that we had a shower four times a day.
such a hot
so hot
very hot
hot
They are not _____ to take part in this program of the World Health Organization.
as old
enough old
old enough
so old
Wendy is really tall for her age. She is ______ her friends make fun of her".
so tall that
such tall that
too tall that
enough tall to
Have you ever ______________ a love letter?
wrote
been writting
written
What time does your plane arrive (a) Madrid?
He depends (a) his parents to give him money.
Can you ask the teacher (a) a photocopy?
It’s your birthday. I’ll pay (a) dinner tonight.
Do you spend a lot of money (a) clothes?
My husband’s worried (a) his job right now.
What do you think (a) my new shoes?
Maria invited me (a) a concert, but I don’t want to go.
She’s fallen in love (a) her sister’s boyfriend!
How often do you speak (a) your sister on Skype?
When he (wake up) , his mother (already / prepare) breakfast.
woke up/ had already prepared
had woken up/ had already prepared
had woken up/ already prepared
We (go) to London because the Queen (invite) us for tea
gone/ had invited
gone/invited
went/ had invited
went/invited
He (hear) the news, (go) to the telephone and (call) a friend
hear/had gone/ had called
had heard /had gone/had called
heard/had gone/had called
heard/went/called
When she (start) to learn English, she (already / learn) French.
had started/ had already learnt
started/ had already learnt
started/already learnt
had started/learnt
Jane (already / type) ten pages when her computer (crash) .
had already typed/crashed
had already typed/had crashed
already typed/crashed
already typed/had crashed
Before that day we (never / think) of going to Japan.
never thought
had never thought
had never think
think
By the time he (arrive) at the pub, they (run) out of beer.
arrive/had run
arrived/ran
had arrived/had ran
arrived/had run
I (know) him for a long time before I (meet) his family.
known/met
had known/had met
had known/ met
had knew/ met
They (not / know) where to meet because nobody (tell) them.
didn't know /told
hadn't known/ told
didn't know /hadn't told
didn't know/ had told
It (be) cloudy for days before it finally (begin) to rain.
was/began
had been/had begun
had been/began
was/had begun
I'd like to know (a) taking a taxi is safe here?
Could you tell me ........
does the bus stop here?
the bus stop here?
if the bus stops here?
if the bus stop here?
.........what time you are leaving?
I know
You can tell me
Tell me
Could you tell me
Laura / Could you / tell me / has been to Mexico? / if /
Could you
tell me
if
Laura
has been to Mexico?
I met him last weekend,.......
don't you?
did I?
did you?
didn't I?
His father lives in England,.......
does you?
doesn't you?
does he?
doesn't he?
I am late, .......
amn't I?
am I?
aren't I?
are I?
Sofia can't play the guitar,......
can't she?
can she?
could she?
couldn´t she?
You don't know the new teacher,.......
don't you?
do you?
did you?
didn't you?
We are happy,......
are you?
aren´t your?
are we?
aren't we?
