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Worksheets[4th ESO] Cumulative Grammar U0-U4
Total questions: 94
Worksheet time: 49mins
[Present Simple & Continuous] I ... my finger yesterday.
cut
was cutting
[Present Simple & Continuous] ... to the supermarket now?
Do you go
Are you going
[Present Simple & Continuous] What ... when you push this button?
happen
happens
is happening
are happening
[Past Simple & Continuous] Mary ... to music when I ... her.
was listening / was seeing
was listening / saw
listened / was seeing
listened / saw
[Present Simple & Continuous] You ... to pack a lot of clothes for the trip.
don't need
doesn't need
isn't needing
aren't needing
[Past Simple & Continuous] ... some bread for a sandwich yesterday?
did you buy
were you buying
[Past Simple & Continuous] I ......................... my car when it ......................... to rain.
was driving / started
drove / was starting
drove / started
was driving / was starting
[Past Simple & Continuous] I ......................... the door while I ......................... in my room.
was hitting / danced
hit / was dancing
hit / danced
was hitting / was dancing
[Past Simple & Continuous] I ......................... (walk) down the street at the moment I realised I ......................... (not take) my keys.
was walking / didn't take
walked / wasn't taking
walked / didn't take
was walking / wasn't taking
[Present & Past Simple & Continuous] I ......................... (do) my homework yesterday.
did
do
were doing
doing
[Present & Past Simple & Continuous] Look. The kids .......................... again.
were fighting
fight
fought
are fighting
[Present & Past Simple & Continuous] We usually ............. pancakes on Sunday mornings.
are having
have
had
has
[Present & Past Simple & Continuous] The boys ______ their sandwiches when they _____ a squirrel.
eat/see
ate/seen
are eating/saw
were eating/saw
[Past Simple & Continuous] When I was young, we ...... very early.
were getting up
was getting up
got up
gotten up
[Past Simple & Continuous] What _______ yesterday at 8 pm?
was you doing
were you doing
did you do
did you
[Past Simple & Continuous] When my mother __________ into my room, I _________ to my new CD.
walked, was listening
walked, listened
was walking, listened
was walking, was listening
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] Last year I ... to London.
went
have been
have gone
goed
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] ... a mountain?
Did you ever climb
Have you ever climbed
You have ever climbed
You ever climbed
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] My sister... chocolate since she was a baby.
liked
did like
has liked
have liked
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] I ... my homework yet. I'm going to start now.
didn't do
don't did
haven't did
haven't done
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] I ... you a minute ago.
called
did calling
have called
has called
[Present Perfect & Past Simple] We ... at the shops for three hours now!
were
did being
have been
has been
[Modals] You ... hang out with Max if you don’t want to.
mustn't
don't have to
[Modals] Look – you .. put that ceramic plate into the dishwasher or it will break.
shouldn't
don't have to
[Modals] I ... play board games with my gran, but I like it!
don't have to
must
[Modals] You ... use your mobile phone in the cinema.
mustn't
don't have to
[Modals] You ... go cycling in bad weather, it's dangerous.
should
shouldn't
ought to
[Modals] I think there ______ a mistake in your tax return, but I'm not sure. You should check it.
must
might
can't
[Modals] If Suzan said that, it ______ true. She never tells the truth.
must
might
can't
[Modals] He ... be at the gym right now. He sometimes goes there at this time.
must
might
can't
[Modals] I ... wear glasses, I still can see perfectly well.
have to
don't have to
must
ought to
[Modals] Which one has the same meaning? "You mustn't use the swimming pool before 10."
You can't use the swimming pool before 10.
You don't need to use the swimming pool before 10.
You don't have to use the swimming pool before 10.
[Modals] This is a non-smoking area, you ... smoke here.
need to
must
mustn't
don't need to
[Modals] I ... get up early tomorrow; I want to go running very early.
can
don't need to
must
ought
[Modals] Which of these refers to obligation?
You don't have to do extra work.
You must do your homework.
You can watch television.
You should go to bed early.
[Modals] Which of the following is an example of giving advice?
You can play football on Friday with the team.
We should wash our hands every time we come inside.
She might go to the museum on Thursday if she has time.
You don't have to do the assignment because you were ill.
[Modals] We might go swimming if it's warm enough. Is this...
obligation?
possibility?
advice?
request?
[Modals] You ________ park here
have to
mustn't
shouldn't
[Modals] You _______ be careful or else you ______ slip
may / have to
should / may
mustn't / can
[Modals] The book is optional. My professor said we could read it if we needed extra credit. But we_______________ read it if we don't want to.
don't have to
must not
cannot
[Modals] Jenny's engagement ring is enormous! It ______ have cost a fortune
may
might
can
must
[Modals] Tony ____ a university lecturer; he's too young.
must be
mustn't be
can't be
shouldn't be
[Modals] "DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS"
From the text, we can conclude that we . . . feed the animals.
must
should
must not
don't has to
[Modals] These are the Obligation expression, EXCEPT...
You must be on time
I think you should study hard
You have to clean your room
You must obey school's rule
[Modals] Which one is the right use of "SHOULD"?
You should buy junk food everyday
You should break the rules
You should eat healthy food
You should buy anything that you want
[The future] What time does the English class finish?
It will finish at ten.
It finishes at ten.
It is going to finish at ten.
[The future] What is correct?
Our class is going to start at 9:15.
Our class will be starting at 9:15.
Our class starts at 9:15.
[The future] My schedule is full.
For example, on Monday I will go to the dentist at 9.
For example, on Monday I will have gone to the dentist at 9.
For example, on Monday I am going to the dentist at 9.
[The future] To talk about arrangements, we use:
The simple future (will + infinitive)
The "be going to" future
The present continuous
[The future] To promise something, we use
Will
The "be going to" future
The present continuous
[The future] To talk about our plans we use
Will
The "be going to" future
The future continuous
[The future] To talk about a prediction based on a present evidence we use
will
The "be going to" future
The present continuous
[The future] I ______________ on time! I promise
am going to be
will be
am being
[The future] ... by the time you're 60?
Will you have retired
Will you be retiring
[The future] There won't be anyone in the office. Everyone _______ home
will be going
will have gone
[The future] Julie _______ this time next week. She'll be on holiday!
won't be working
won't have worked
[The future] Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, we _______ dinner.
'll have had
'll be having
[The future] ... the car at the weekend?
Will you have used
Will you be using
[The future] By the time you arrive I _______something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.
will be cooking
will have cooked
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] How man times have you ... this film?
seen
been seeing
been seen
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] I've ... all my clothes and they're in my suitcase now.
folded
been folding
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Have you ... the photos to me yet?
sent
been sending
been sent
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Dad's tired because he ... all day.
has painted
have painted
has been painting
have been painting
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Tom ... Laura's message yet, so don't tell him what she said.
hasn't read
haven't read
hasn't been reading
haven't been reading
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] I ... pizzas - they'll be here in a few minutes.
has ordered
have ordered
has been ordering
have been ordering
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Those two girls of the front row _______________ to each other since the film started.
have been speaking
have spoken
have speaking
had spoke
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Why is your hair wet? It _______________ for hours and I didn't have any umbrella!
have raining
has rained
has been raining
has being rained
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Has the waiter ____________ the bill yet? No, he has been _____________ everything is correct.
brought / checking
brought / checked
bring / checking
bringing / checked
bringed / check
[Past Simple & Present Perfect]Choose the best sentence for the picture:
Did you enjoy the match?
Have you enjoyed the match?
[Past Simple & Present Perfect] Choose the best sentence for the picture:
He was married six times.
He has been married six times.
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Maria _______ English for two years.
has learnt
has been learning
[Present Perfect Simple & Continuous] Look! Somebody ______ that window.
has broken
has been breaking
[used to / would / past simple] I ___ a lot of meat, but I prefer vegetarian food now.
1. used to eat
2. ate
3. would eat
4. 1 and 3 are correct
[used to / would / past simple] My sister would hate having her hair cut when she was little.
The sentence is ...
Correct
Incorrect
[used to / would / past simple] We ___ visit my grandparents every week when I was a child.
1. used to
2. would
3. both are correct
[used to / would / past simple] Eva ___ think about travelling the world until she went to Holland last year.
1. didn't use to
2. wouldn't
3. both are correct
[used to / would / past simple] He ___ to college for five years.
would go
used to go
went
[used to / would / past simple] ___ live in New York for four years?
Did he
Did he use to
Would he
[used to / would / past simple] My aunt ___ make her own clothes when she was a student.
1. would
2. used to
3. both are correct
[used to / would / past simple] My favourite actor __ have a moustache, but he shaved it off.
1. used to
2. would
3. both are correct
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] We ate cherries from the tree that my grandfather ____________ (to plant) many years before.
had planted
have planted
has planted
haven't planted
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] When we arrived, the show ____________ (to start)
have started.
had started.
didn't start.
hasn't started.
__________________ (to have dinner/ your husband) when you got home?
Had your husband had dinner...
Had your husband have dinner...
Has your husband have dinner...
Ninguna opción es correcta.
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] Alice _______________ (not be) hungry because she __________ (just/eat).
wasn’t/ had just eaten
is not/ had just eaten
wasn’t/ has just eaten
wasn’t/ had eaten
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] Which of the following is in Past Perfect?
Laura has completed her homework
Laura had completed her homework
Laura completed her homework
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] Is this sentence correct? "Mary has read the book before the movie came out"
Correct
Incorrect
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] Is the following sentence correct? "Erick made breakfast and then he had called his dad"
Correct
Incorrect
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] She ______ away the letter that she __________.
threw, wrote
had thrown, wrote
threw, had written
had thrown, had written
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] They _______ me the pictures they __________ on their holiday.
had shown, took
showed, took
had shown, had taken
showed, had taken
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] In the evening, the children ______ their father what they _________ at the zoo.
had told, saw
told, saw
told, had seen
had told, had seen
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] My friend _____ all the biscuits we _____.
ate, baked
had eaten, had baked
had eaten, baked
ate, had baked
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] Before that day, the boy _____ snow in his life.
never saw
never seen
had never seen
had seen
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] I .... the exam because I ..... a lot
passed / studied
had passed / studied
passed / had studied
had passed / had studied
[Past Perfect & Past Simple] .... Megan ..... the TV before she ....?
Did Megan swich off / left
Did Megan swich off / had left
Had Megan swiched off / left
Has Megan swich off / left
