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WorksheetsEnglish Grammar Test
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
Choose the correct answer. My husband ______ motorbikes all the time.
rides
is riding
Choose the correct answer. Right now he ______ a magazine.
reads
is reading
He ________________ a motorbike as soon as he can.
's going to get
gets
Yesterday he ________________ a nice motorbike for sale.
saw
is seeing
He ________________ the owner tonight at 6.00.
is meeting
meets
He ________________ to get a cheaper hobby.
needs
is needing
Look at the hat that woman ______.
is wearing
wears
Sam looks frightened. What ______?
is he watching
does he watch
I usually drive but today my car ______ .
isn't working
doesn't work
She ______ tennis twice a week.
plays
played
Choose the correct answer. I'm sorry. I don't understand what ______.
you're saying
you say
Jane ______because she's late.
is running
runs
No thanks. I ______ coffee very much.
don't like
am not liking
It's late. I ________________ to go home now.
want
am wanting
Where ________________ tomorrow?
are you going
do you go
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
think
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
hope
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
stop
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
drink
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
eat
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
take
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
wait
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
wear
(a)
Type the Past Simple form of the verbs:
study
(a)
He ________________ his exam in June.
was passing
passed
It was a lovely day and the sun ________________.
was shining
shone
Suddenly, it ________________ to rain.
started
was starting
I ________________ a shower when I fell and broke my leg.
had
was having
I took a photo while he ________________ the race.
was running
ran
I (a) to bed at 10.30 pm yesterday. (go)
I (a) to a CD when you telephoned. (listen)
Where (a) on holiday last year? (go)
As I (a) home I saw an accident. (walk)
When I saw Mark he (a) his car. (wash)
I really need _______________ new jacket.
a
some
any
Can I have _______________ sugar, please?
some
a
any
We haven't got _______________ flour.
some
any
a
I never have _______________ time, these days.
some
any
a
I'll buy _______________ fish for dinner.
some
any
a
Match the sentence beginnings and endings:
There isn't any
salt?
soup, thanks.
milk in the fridge.
rice in the shop?
Match the sentence beginnings and endings:
I'd like some
butter, please.
salt?
milk in the fridge.
rice in the shop?
Match the sentence beginnings and endings:
Have we got any
salt?
milk in the fridge.
soup, thanks.
butter, please.
Match the sentence beginnings and endings:
I don't want any
soup, thanks.
salt?
rice in the shop?
butter, please.
Match the sentence beginnings and endings:
Didn't they have any
salt?
rice in the shop?
milk in the fridge.
soup, thanks.
My father's _______________ bank manager.
a
- (= nothing)
an
the
Do you like _______________ dogs?
a
the
- (= nothing)
an
That's _______________ saddest film I've ever seen.
a
the
an
- (= nothing)
We stayed at _______________ Palace Hotel.
a
an
the
- (= nothing)
Can I have _______________ drink, please?
a
an
the
- (= nothing)
I go to _______________ dentist twice a year.
a
the
an
- (= nothing)
Would you like _______________ apple?
a
an
the
- (= nothing)
Where did you have _______________ dinner last night?
a
the
an
- (= nothing)
I didn't enjoy _______________ book you gave me.
a
an
the
- (= nothing)
I've always wanted ________________ abroad.
to go
go
I'm thinking of ________________ to Australia next summer.
travelling
to travel
I'm looking forward to ________________ the holiday.
planning
plan
I'd love ________________ Sydney.
to visit
visit
I hope ________________ my friend who lives there.
to see
seeing
My friend wants ________________ me sightseeing.
to take
taking
I'd really like ________________ to the Australian beaches.
to go
go
We both enjoy ________________ in the sea.
swimming
swim
I love ________________ on holidays.
going
go
Would you like ________________ with me?
come
to come
My husband ________________ stop smoking next week.
's going to
will
Are you hungry? I ________________ make you some lunch.
'll
'm going to
Simon said you ________________ buy a new bike.
will
're going to
He hates his boss so he ________________ leave his job.
's going to
'll
We _______________ travel round Europe next summer.
will
are going to
August is often ________________ than July.
hotter
the hottest
That was ________________ meal I've ever eaten!
tastiest
the tastiest
Elvis was ________________ singer in the world.
the most famous
the famousest
The Nile is ________________ river in Africa.
the longest
the longer
A cheetah can run ________________ a zebra.
faster than
more fast than
Comparatives/Superlatives
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words.
Is he really (a) man in America? (rich)
Comparatives/Superlatives
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words.
My boyfriend is (a) me. (short)
Comparatives/Superlatives
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words.
Today the weather's (a) yesterday. (bad)
Comparatives/Superlatives
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words.
Big cities are (a) small villages. (exciting)
Comparatives/Superlatives
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words.
That was (a) film I've ever seen! (good)
Have you ever ________________ The Lion King?
seen
see
When ________________ married?
did you get
have you got
________________ never met anyone famous.
I've
I
My mum ________________ some money last month.
won
has won
Past Simple/Present Perfect
Complete the sentences. Use short forms where possible.
She (a) my teacher since April. (be)
Past Simple/Present Perfect
Complete the sentences. Use short forms where possible.
She (a) in Italy until last year. (work)
She's played the piano _______________ she was little.
ever
since
never
for
I went abroad _______________ a year before university.
ever
never
for
since
_______________ I started doing yoga I've felt great.
for
since
ever
never
If you _______________ come to my country, visit me.
ever
never
for
since
Use: ever, never, for, since
Have you (a) been fishing?
Use: ever, never, for, since
We (a) get up early at weekends.
Use: ever, never, for, since
I haven't eaten fish (a) I became vegetarian.
Use: ever, never, for, since
He's sad because he hasn't seen his family (a) ages.
Use: ever, never, for, since
My mother has (a) forgotten my birthday.
Julia answered the question.
active
passive
The room was painted blue.
active
passive
If I were you, I...
would tell her the truth.
will tell her the truth.
can tell her the truth.
If Lucy __________________ (have) enough time, she would travel more.
have
had
had had
Maria: "I love swimming".
Maria said that ...
I love swimming
She loves swimming
I loved swimming
She loved swimming
Sam: "I will start my own business."
Sam said that ...
he would start his own business
he would start my own business
I will start my own business
I would start my own business
