WorksheetsPTC WEEK 6 Aptis Grammar Revision
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 33mins
Choose the correct sentence that uses the present perfect tense:
I finished my homework
I will finish my homework
I am finishing my homework
I have finished my homework.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple past tense?
She will walk to the store yesterday.
She walks to the store yesterday.
She walked to the store yesterday.
She is walking to the store yesterday.
Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense:
She already ate dinner when I arrived.
She has already eaten dinner when I arrived.
She had already eaten dinner when I arrived.
She will have already eaten dinner when I arrived.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple past tense?
She walked to the store yesterday.
She is walking to the store yesterday.
She will walk to the store yesterday.
She walks to the store yesterday.
Choose the correct sentence that uses the present perfect tense:
I finished my homework
I have finished my homework.
I will finish my homework
I am finishing my homework
Which sentence correctly uses the simple past tense?
She walks to the store yesterday.
She will walk to the store yesterday.
She is walking to the store yesterday.
She walked to the store yesterday.
Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense:
She will have already eaten dinner when I arrived.
She has already eaten dinner when I arrived.
She had already eaten dinner when I arrived.
She already ate dinner when I arrived.
Which sentence correctly uses the simple past tense?
She walks to the store yesterday.
She will walk to the store yesterday.
She walked to the store yesterday.
She is walking to the store yesterday.
Choose the sentence that uses the past perfect tense:
She is eating dinner when he arrived.
She will eat dinner when he arrives.
She already ate dinner when he arrived.
She had already eaten dinner when he arrived.
That pizza was gigantic. I'm sure Martha _______________________ eaten it all
wouldn't
mustn't
can't have
didn't
Be careful when you walk across that old wooden bridge. It ---------- be very safe.
might
might not
could
couldn't
I see you haven't finished your homework yet. It --------- be very difficult,
can
must
should
will
You _________ do any more training today. You look so tried. Take a break!
must
could
couldn't
shouldn't
Danny ________ swim when he was four. Now he's part of the town's swimming team
could
can
could have
can have
If the students (not/be) late for the exam, they (pass) .(3rd conditional)
hadn't been/would passed
hadn't been/would have passed
were not/passed
were not/ would pass
If the weather (not/be) so cold, we (go) to the beach. (3rd conditional)
wasn't/ gone
hasn't been/ wouldn't gone
wasn't /would go
hadn't been/would have gone
If she (have) her laptop with her, she (email) me (2nd conditional)
has/would emailed
has/emailed
had/would email
had /would emailed
If she (not/go) to the meeting, I (not/go) either. (1st conditional)
doesn't go/won't go
not goes/not go
don't go/will go
not go/not go
If Lucy (have) enough time, she (travel) more. (2nd conditional)
has/would travel
had/travelled
had/would travel
has /travelled
If I (not/go) to bed soon, I (be) tired in the morning.
don't go/will be
don't go/will
not go/will be
not go/be
I would like (come) to the party with you
to come
coming
come
He enjoys (have) a bath in the evening
to have
having
have
He decided (study) biology
to study
studying
study
He asked (come) with us
to come
coming
come
My best friend, _______ is from Australia, is coming to visit me next week
--
what
which
who
I _______ drunk three cups of coffee this morning
was
have
did
had
We'll go to the beach _______ it rains tomorrow
if
unless
but
so
When I was a teenager, I _______ have purple hair
---
was used to
used to
was use to
My older sister always gives me _______ advice when I need help
a
an
the
---
(he/eat) rice every day?
he eats
he does eat
he is eating
he ate
(he/come) to London often?
does he comes
he comes
does he come
do he comes
He (not/play) golf now.
not playing
isn't playing
doesn't play
not play
They (go) to a restaurant every Saturday
went
go
are going
will go
I (not/drink) coffee very often
am not drinking
don't drink
drink
drank
I can't find it, I've looked .............
everywhere
somewhere
nowhere
anywhere
A: Do you want to get a coffee:
B: Sure. I have _____ time
any
much
a few
a little
A: Why do you like playing chess?
B: Because ________ is challenging
game
games
a game
the game
A: How was your shopping trip?
B: OK, but there was _______ I liked.
something
everything
nothing
anything
A: Aren't you going to work today?
B: I ______ from home this week
works
am working
working
going to work
A: Victor never comes to our football matches
B: He ________ on Sundays.
works
is working
will work
has worked
future continuous (It / rain in Scotland next week)
will raining
will been raining
will be raining
will rain
future perfect (When / she / sell the house?)
When will she have sell the house?
when will she have sold the house?
when will she has sell the house?
when will she been sold the house?
future simple (She / not / do her homework)
she will do her homework
she not will do her homework
she will do not her homework
she will not do her homework
future perfect continuous (How long / you / work here when you retire?)
How long you will have being working here when....
How long will you have been working here when...
How long will you being work here when ....
How long have you been working here when...
future perfect (He / not / finish the cleaning by the time she gets home)
He will not finished the cleaning by the time....
He will not be finished the cleaning by the time.....
He won't have finished the cleaning by the time.....
He will not have finished the cleaning by the time.....
Past participle (Verb 3)
SWIM
(a)
Past participle (Verb 3)
HEAR
(a)
Past participle (Verb 3)
FALL
(a)
Past participle (Verb 3)
RIDE
(a)
Past participle (Verb 3)
CATCH
(a)
Choose the passive for this sentence
Somebody has drunk all the milk!
All the milk has drunk
All the milk has been drunk
All the milk was been drunk
All the milk is been drunk
Choose the passive for this sentence
A workman will repair the computer tomorrow
A workman will have repaired the computer tomorrow
A workman will be repaired the computer tomorrow
The computer will be repaired tomorrow
The computer will be repaired tomorrow
Choose the correct passive
Somebody must have taken my wallet
My wallet must be taken
My wallet must have been taken
My wallet must have be taken
My wallet was taken
(Second conditional) If I (want) a new car, I (buy) one
If I wanted a new car, I would have buy one
If I wanted a new car, I would buy one
If I wanted a new car, I would have bought one
If I had wanted a new car, I would bought one
(First conditional) If John (eat) too much chocolate, he (get) ill
If John eats too much chocolate, he is ill
If John eats too much chocolate, he will get ill
If John eat too much chocolate, he will be ill
If John eats too much chocolate he will be ill
(Third conditional) If Julie (not/go) to Sweden, she (go) to Germany.
If Julie hadn't gone to Sweden, she would have gone to Germany
If Julie hadn't been to Sweden, she would have be to Germany
If Julie haven't gone to Sweden, she would have go to Germany
If Julie hadn't gone to Sweden, she would go to Germany
(Third conditional) If I (not/go) to the party, I (not/meet) Amanda.
If I hadn't go to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda
If I hadn't gone to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda
If I didn't go to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda
If I didn't gone to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda
I read a lot of books on subject and this one is______ best
the
--
a
the & a
The Jones family love travelling in ______ Asia
the
an
a
--
Where is Muna?
She is at _______ work
the
an
a
__
