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Total questions: 122
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
Mr. Billy doesn't have ..... children.
some
any
I give her ..... apples.
some
any
Would you like ..... sugar?
some
any
I read ..... interesting novels.
some
any
Do you ..... milk?
some
any
Do you have ..... water?
some
any
There aren't ..... oranges on the table.
some
any
Sara will give us ..... information.
some
any
Ivan doesn't have ..... pens.
some
any
Would you like ..... cake?
some
any
They have got ..... milk.
some
any
There are ..... oranges on the table.
some
any
I don't need ..... help to do my homework.
some
any
I don't have ..... cookies.
some
any
Angel has ..... sweets.
some
any
I don't have ____ books here.
a
an
some
any
Do you have ____ pets at home?
an
any
a
When my cat was born, he ...... run.
can
could
couldn't
can't
Because I am not old enough, I .... drive a car.
can
can't
could
couldn't
Ann learned gymnastics at six, she ... do somersaults before that.
couldn't
could
can
can't
Peter learned rugby at school, now he ... play professionally.
couldn't
can't
can
could
Now my brother ..... jump the rope in one foot.
can
could
could't
When Tom was 16, he was a fast runner. He _____ run 200 meters in 22 seconds.
couldn't
could
can
can't
He is smart. He _____ speak English, Spanish, and French!
can't
couldn't
can
could
My little sister ________ swim really fast at the moment. She’s great!
can't
can
could
couldn't
I _______ do my homework last night. It was really difficult!
can
could
couldn't
can't
When I was one year old, I _______ read.
can
can't
couldn't
could
Ben _______ read when he was four. He was really smart!
can't
could
couldn't
can
I _______ run very fast when I was a child. I won lots of races!
can't
could
couldn't
can
Ellie _______ speak English last year, but now she’s really good!
can
couldn't
could
can't
My dad ______ cook really well. He makes amazing pasta!
can
can't
could
couldn't
couldn't/I/two/I/bike/when/a/ride/./was/
(a)
three/could/I/was/swim/when/./I/
(a)
couldn't/when/fly/kite/a/I/student/a/was/./I/
"I couldn't... "
(a)
two/when/count/I/a/couldn't/to/I/hundred/was/./
(a)
five/whistle/when/was/I/tune/a/could/./I/
(a)
Now I am 11 years old. I .... ride my bike without trainer wheels.
can
could
can't
couldn't
Which sentence is correct?
It's a very interesting story.
It's very interesting story.
It's interesting story.
Which sentence is correct?
Everyone was very excitedly.
Everyone was excited very.
Everyone was very excited.
Which sentence is correct?
It's an interesting really story.
It's a really interesting story.
It's an really interesting story.
Which sentence is correct?
Everyone was extreme excited.
Everyone was extremely excited.
Everyone was extremely excitedly.
Which sentence is correct?
The film was absolutely awful.
The film was absolute awful.
The film was absolutely awfully.
Which sentence is correct?
He was a exceptionally brilliant child.
He was an exceptional brilliant child.
He was an exceptionally brilliant child.
Which sentence is correct?
The food smelled disgusting really.
The food smelled real disgusting.
The food smelled really disgusting.
Which sentence is correct?
The car was seriously damaged.
The car was serious damaged.
The car was damaged seriously.
Identify the case of the underlined pronoun in the following sentence.
After lunch, we completed the worksheets our teacher had given us.
Subject pronoun
Object pronoun
Identify the case of the underlined pronoun in the following sentence.
Terry and she gave their old newspapers to the neighbors.
Subject pronoun
Object pronoun
Arun lost ..........bicycle. He was very sad.
him
his
he
Shi Yung is happy because ........ mother bought her a new dress.
her
she
hers
The children found ......shoes in the box.
their
they
them
Look at .........new T-shirt. I like it very much.
mine
me
my
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
You
They
I
He
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
She
You
They
I
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
He
They
She
I
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
I
He
We
She
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
You
We
She
They
Choose the correct Personal Pronoun.
They
I
We
She
We watched the Eclipse at school.
My sister sent them to camp for a week.
I kicked the ball very hard, and it hit him in the leg.
Valery told them that she was sick yesterday.
He walked to the track after school.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
She is hiding chocolate chip cookies from you.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
She has many lipsticks in her purse.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
I am reading a good book.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
My older brother gave me twenty dollars.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
The fish is too small for its aquarium.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
Are you going to invite them?
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
Ryan trusted him with the money.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
Their house is beautiful.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
He and Mary love the dog.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
Miss Haines handed her a free pass for math class.
subject pronoun
object pronoun
possessive pronoun
What is the pronoun?
They went to the grocery store.
they
went
to
store
What is the pronoun?
Sam baked cookies for them.
them
Sam
baked
for
Dogs are _____________(intelligent) rabbits.
more intelligent than
intelligenter than
Las Vegas is __________(busy) Redlands.
more busy than
busier than
My garden is __________ (colorful) than this park.
more colorful
colorfuller
Is the North Sea __________ than the Mediterranean Sea?
more big
bigger
Jenny and Jane are the _____ hardworking girls in their class.
most
more
is
"This is the __________ day of our lives!" shouted Mrs. Napoletano's class after completing their tests.
happier
happiest
happy
Of all the students in the class, Justin studied the _________________.
more hard
harder
most hard
hardest
Violet goes to bed _____________ than anyone I know.
the most early
earlier
the earliest
more early
Brooklynn's dog is ______ Yulia's cat.
more friendly than
friendlier than
the most friendly
Tim is ____________.
younger than
the younger
the young
What is the correct form?
French is easier than Russian.
French is easyer than Russian.
Russian is more easy than French.
Russian is easiest than French.
What is the correct form?
France is hoter than Belgium.
France is more hot than Belgium.
Belgium is hotter than France.
Belgium is more hot than France.
What is the correct form?
Surfing is excitinger than fishing.
Surfing is more exciting than fishing.
Surfing is the most exciting than fishing.
Surfing is the more exciting than fishing.
What is the correct form?
Sophie plays tennis gooder than Emily.
Emily plays tennig the best than Sophie.
Emily plays tennis more better than Sophie.
Sophie plays tennis better than Emily.
What is the correct form?
Sidney is farther than London from Delhi.
Sidney is more far than London from Delhi.
Sidney is the farthest than London from Delhi.
Sidney is the further than London from Delhi.
What is the correct form?
Jason wakes up the earliest than his wife.
Jason wakes up earlier than his wife.
Jason wakes up more early than his wife.
Jason wake up earlyer than his wife.
What is the correct form?
Claire works more hard than Sally.
Sally workds more harder than Claire.
Claire works harder than Sally.
Sally works the hardest than Sally.
What is the correct form?
The traffic is badder at 8 a.m. than at 9 a.m.
The traffic is the worst at 8 a.m. than at 9 a.m.
The traffic is worserer at 8 a.m. than at 9 a.m.
The traffic is worse at 8 a.m. than at 9 a.m.
What is the correct form?
Harry writes more quickly than Paul.
Harry writes quicklier than Paul.
Harry writes more quicklier than Paul.
Harry writes the most quickly than Paul.
What is the correct form?
Life in the city is stressfuler than life in the country.
Life in the city is more stressful than life in the country.
Life in the country is the most stressful than life in the city.
Life in the country is stressful than the city.
Rewrite the sencence using as (a) as:
French is easier than Russian.
Rewrite the sentence using as (a) as:
Harry writes more quickly than Paul.
My brother is taller than my cousin
Comparative Adjective
Comparative Adverb
Mexico´s gymnasts jumb higher than Australian´s gymnasts.
Comparative Adjective
Comparative Adverb
German runners run faster than Japan runners.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
My sister´s hair is longer than mine.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
That tree in my house is bigger than the tree in your house.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
Your car is more comfortable than my grandma´s car.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
Susie kicks the ball harder than Mike.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
Dad swings the bat better than uncle Tim.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
DC soccer players exercise harder than other players.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
Javier´s legs are shorter than Carlos´s legs.
Comparative Adjectives
Comparative adverbs
