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Worksheetsinterchange 2 units 1-4 practice
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Tina isn't ______________________ Sue
as tall as
as much tall
as many tall
Tina isn't wearing _____________________________________ Sue
as many clothes items as
as clothing items as
as much clothing items as
Sue has ______________________________________ Tina
as makeup on as
as many makeup on as
as much makeup on as
My father doesn't buy________________________ my mother.
as many clothes as
as clothes as
as much clothes as
My father doesn't drive_______ I do.
as much fast as
as fast as
as many fast as
I don't speak English_____________ my teacher does
as fluently as
as much fluently as
as many fluently as
I don't have __________Argenis does.
as many money as
as money as
as much money as
My father doesn't travel ________________________he used to.
as much often as
as often as
as many often as
I work ________________ I possibly can.
as much hard as
as hard as
as many hard as
You can't get an A+ if you answer your test _____________ possible.
as many quickly as
as much quickly as
as quickly as
She was ………………… . to walk.
too tired
enough tired
tired enough
He isn’t ………………….. to lift that box.
enough strong
strong enough
too strong
The boy was ………………… .. to solve the problem.
enough clever
clever enough
too clever
We are not ………………….. to buy a car.
enough rich
rich enough
too rich
She has become ………………….. to wear her old pair of jeans.
too fat
fat enough
enough fat
He likes to swim. He wishes he________ near the sea.
lives
lived
had lived
would live
It's cold today. I wish it _________ warmer.
is
has been
were
had been
I wish I_________ the answer, but I don't.
know
knew
had known
She wishes she _________ blue eyes
has
had
had had
would have
She wishes she_________ a movie star
is
were
will be
would be
I have to work on Sunday. I wish I__________ have to work on Sunday.
don't
didn't
won't
wouldn't
He wishes he___________ buy a new car.
could
might
should
would
I wish I _________ help you.
can
could
will
would
I live in a small house. I wish I ______ in a big one.
lived
would live
had lived
I drive a Renault. It's nice but I wish I ______ a Rolls Royce.
had
would have
had had
I can't come. I wish I ______ come.
could
would be able to
had been able to
There's ____ traffic in this city.
too many
too much
too
too few
There should be ___ cars downtown.
fewer
less
more
too
The problem is there ___ enough public transportation.
aren't
shouldn't be
are
isn't
We should have ___ buses.
too
less
fewer
more
There ___ enough buses during rush hour.
should be more
are too
isn't
aren't
There's ___ noise in my neighborhood!
too many
too
too much
enough
There's ___ parking in my neighborhood.
too few
too little
not
too
There will be more bicycle ____ in Liberia.
lanes
lights
lane
space
There will be _____ street parking after the construction.
less
fewer
too
too many
There ___________ pollution downtown.
are too many
is too much
is too many
are too much
Excuse me, can you ________ the post office is, please?
tell me who
ask me where
tell me where
know where
_____ tell me where I can find a good restaurant?
Can't you
Can
Could you
Do you know
______ what time the bank opens?
Can you tell
Do you know
Can you
Could you
Do you __ where the bus stop is?
tell
could
please
know
Which of these questions is NOT an indirect question?
Can you go to the bank after work?
Can you tell me where the bank is?
Could you tell me what time the bank opens?
Do you know if the bank is open now?
Which of these questions is a direct question?
Could you help me, please?
Can you tell me where I can find the cough drops?
Do you know where the medicine is?
Could you tell me what time the bus leaves?
Which of these is NOT the beginning of an indirect question?
Can you tell me....
Could you help....
Could you tell me.....
Do you know.....
Which of the following words is a count noun?
traffic
pollution
cars
noise
Which of the following words is a noncount noun?
traffic
cars
lanes
buses
Which of these words is used only with noncount nouns?
too much
too many
more
enough
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I _____ (never/go) to Paris.
have never gone
never go
never went
haven't never gone
Choose past simple or present perfect:
My great great grandfather ____ (have) five sisters.
have had
have have
had
didn't had
Choose past simple or present perfect:
He _____ (live) in Atlanta for a year when he was a student.
have lived
lived
didn't lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Oh no! I ____ (lose) my wallet in here!
losed
lose
lost
've lost
Choose past simple or present perfect:
_______ (you/see) Julie today?
Have you seen
Have you saw
Did you saw
Did you seen
Choose past simple or present perfect:
At the weekend, they ____ (play) football, then they ____ (go) to a restaurant.
have played, went
played, have gone
played, went
have played, have gone
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I ____ (read) six books this week.
've readed
readed
read
've read
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Amy ______ (live) in Portugal when she was young.
have lived
has lived
lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (visit) her grandmother last month.
visited
has visited
have visited
visits
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (live) in seven different countries, so she knows a lot about different cultures.
's lived
've lived
lived
lives
Choose past simple or present perfect:
I ____ (go) to the cinema last night.
went
gone
have gone
go
Choose past simple or present perfect:
Ow! I ______ (cut) my finger!
cutted
's cut
've cut
cut
Choose past simple or present perfect:
__________ (you/see) 'Finding Nemo'?
Have you seen
Did you seen
Have you saw
Did you saw
Choose past simple or present perfect:
John ______ (never/understand) the present perfect.
never understanded
has never understood
never understood
have never understood
Choose past simple or present perfect:
She _____ (break) her leg the day before the exam.
has broken
brake
breaked
broke
Choose past simple or present perfect:
We _____ (see) Oliver yesterday.
seen
saw
have seen
have saw
Choose past simple or present perfect:
He _____ (be) here all morning.
've been
's been
was
were
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do first?
cook rice
heat a pan
chop vegetables
throw garlic in
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do next?
heat a pan
cook rice
chop vegetables
throw garlic in
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Mike: So Jill. How do you make that fried rice again?
Jill: You've forgotten already? OK. First, you need to cook the rice. Then, while it’s cooking you can chop the vegetables. After that, heat some oil in the pan and throw in the chopped garlic. Then you can add the vegetables and finally, the rice. And don't forget, keep stirring as you add everything.
What do you do last?
Add garlic
Add rice
Heat a pan
Cook rice
A: Do you live around here?
B: No, I don't. I'm from Costa Rica.
A: Really? _____ in Costa Rica?
B: No. Actually, I was born in Santiago, Panama.
Was you born
Were you born
Is you born
Am I born
A: Panama? That's interesting! So where ____?
B: I grew up in Costa Rica. My family moved there when I was little.
did you grow up
you grew up
have you grown
has you grown
A: _____ in San Jose?
B: No, my family didn't live in a city. We lived in a small town called Grecia.
Were you
You live
Did you live
Has you lived
Hey, Dad. What kinds of clothes ____ wear when you were a kid?
did you use
you used
did you used to
did you use to
We ________ wear jeans and T-shirts like you do now.
use to
used to
did use
did used
___ Mom _____ dress like that, too?
Does Mom use
Did Mom used
Did Mom used to
Did Mom use to
No, she always ______ wear skirts and dresses.
use to
used to
use
did use to
Which of the following questions is correct?
When did you move to Los Angeles?
When you moved to Los Angeles?
When did you moved to Los Angeles?
When have you moved to Los Angeles?
What ___ your favorite subject as a child?
is
were
did
was
I ____ teach math but now I teach science.
used to
used
use to
did use to
___ you have a favorite teacher when you ____ a child?
Did, were
Did, was
Have, was
Has, were
Tell me about yourself.
You were born in Costa Rica and grew up in Liberia.
I was born in Panama but grew up in Costa Rica.
No, I've never tried sushi before.
Which of these does NOT belong?
collecting comic books
playing video games
crayons
reading
Which of these does NOT belong?
traffic jam
subway station
street station
train station
When you meet someone for the first time, which of these questions is NOT a good question to ask them?
Where are you from?
How much money do you have?
What are your hobbies or interests?
Where did you grow up?
Which of these words is a positive description?
cramped
dingy
spacious
shabby
Which of these words is a negative description?
bright
dingy
convenient
comfortable
Which word is the opposite of 'spacious'?
dark
bright
comfortable
cramped
Which word do you use if a home or apartment is close to shops and restaurants?
convenient
inconvenient
shabby
huge
What is another way to say this sentence: There are only a few windows.
There are enough windows.
There are too small windows.
There aren't enough windows.
What is another way to say this sentence: It's not spacious enough.
It's too spacious.
It's too cramped.
It's not cramped enough.
It's very spacious.
What is another way to say this sentence: It has only one bedroom.
There aren't enough bedrooms.
There are too many bedrooms.
There are too much bedrooms.
There are enough bedrooms.
What's another way to say this sentence: It's not new enough.
It's too old.
It's too convenient.
It's too modern.
It's not modern enough.
What's another way to say this sentence: Apartments are more convenient than houses.
Houses are as convenient as apartments.
Apartments are as convenient as houses.
Houses are more convenient than apartments.
Houses aren't as convenient as apartments.
What's another way to say this sentence: Apartments and houses are equally convenient.
Houses are just as convenient as apartments.
Houses aren't as convenient as apartments.
Houses are convenient enough as apartments.
Houses and apartments are both convenient.
What is a wish statement about this problem: My house isn't very nice.
I wish I could find a good roommate.
I wish it were more attractive.
I wish I could afford a car.
I wish their music weren't so loud.
What is a wish statement about this problem: It costs a lot to live here.
I wish he'd return my calls.
I wish I could find a good roommate.
I wish I could afford a car.
I wish it weren't so expensive.
What is a wish statement about this problem: My landlord won't call me back.
I wish he'd return my calls.
I wish their music weren't so loud.
I wish I could afford a car.
I wish it were more attractive.
What is a wish statement about this problem: I have noisy neighbors.
I wish I could find a good roommate.
I wish their music weren't so loud.
I wish he'd return my calls.
I wish it weren't so expensive.
What is a wish statement about this problem: I don't like living alone.
I wish their music weren't so loud.
I wish I could afford a car.
I wish he'd return my calls.
I wish I could find a good roommate.
What is a wish statement about this problem: The buses don't run very often.
I wish I could afford a car.
I wish he'd return my calls.
I wish it weren't so expensive.
I wish their music weren't so loud.
We need three bedrooms but this house only has two.
We need less bedrooms.
We need more bedrooms.
We need fewer bedrooms.
We need enough bedrooms.
What is a wish statement about this problem: I live with my parents.
I wish I weren't live with my parents.
I wish I couldn't live with my parents.
I wish I didn't live with my parents.
I wish I were live with my parents.
What is a wish statement for this problem: I don't like having roommates.
I wish I had my own apartment.
I wish I were lived alone.
I wish I didn't live alone.
I wish I didn't have my own apartment.
What is a wish statement about this problem: My friends won't stop complaining.
I wish they couldn't complain.
I wish they weren't complaining.
I wish they would stop complaining.
I wish they don't complain.
There are __________ women in my family than men.
fewer
less
Maybe he would worry __________ if he understood the situation.
less
fewer
There are _________ buses on Sundays.
less
fewer
We can't walk in the street. There are ……………….. people
enough
too many
too much
Yuck ! This tea is disgusting. There is …………… sugar in it !
Too many
Too much
Enough
Can you pass the salt ? There isn't …................. salt in the meal.
enough
too many
too much
I'm very tired. I've got …............................ work to do.
too much
too many
enough
There is ........................... noise. I can't hear you !
Enough
Too many
Too much
There should be ___ cars downtown.
fewer
less
more
too
There's ____ traffic in this city.
too many
too much
too
too few
The problem is there ___ enough public transportation.
aren't
shouldn't be
are
isn't
We should have ___ buses.
too
less
fewer
more
There ___ enough buses during rush hour.
should be more
are too
isn't
aren't
There's ___ parking in my neighborhood.
too few
too little
not
too
There will be more bicycle ____ in Liberia.
lanes
lights
lane
space
There ___________ pollution downtown.
are too many
is too much
is too many
are too much
Which of the following words is a count noun?
traffic
pollution
cars
noise
Which of the following words is a noncount noun?
traffic
cars
lanes
buses
Which of these words is used only with noncount nouns?
too much
too many
more
enough
