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WorksheetsEnglish 1st module ( Marina Mukhanova)
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Dad __________(not work) in the city. He’s a farmer
doesn’t work
don’t work
not work
isn’t work
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. It sometimes ____________(snow) in the UK in spring.
)Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. I ______________(not go) to basketball practice this afternoon. I have a lot of homework.
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Can I take a message? My dad _________(have) a shower at the moment.
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Turn up the volume! I ____________(love) this song.
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Which ____________(she / prefer): coffee or tea?
Complete the sentences. Use the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Why ____________(you / wear) a T-shirt? It’s freezing outside!
Match the adjectives below with the situations: My grandfather went out for a quick bike ride over three hours ago and he isn’t back yet.
anxious
embarrassed
delighted
confused
Match the adjectives below with the situations: I really need a computer, and my brother just got one for his birthday
embarrassed
envious
proud
confused
Match the adjectives below with the situations: My friend gave me directions to her house, but the road names I see are different from the ones she gave me. I don’t understand!
delighted
embarrassed
confused
envious
Match the adjectives below with the situations: My parents told me that I‘m not having a birthday party, but I found lots of balloons in one of the cupboards.
suspicious
embarrassed
relieved
proud
Match the adjectives below with the situations: After speaking to the head teacher, I looked in a mirror and noticed that I had chocolate around my mouth.
embarrassed
frightened
relieved
proud
Match the adjectives below with the situations: I won a competition to spend the day with my favourite band!
delighted
frightened
relieved
envious
Match the adjectives below with the situations: My mum watched me win a singing contest on TV.
proud
frightened
relieved
cross
Match the adjectives below with the situations: It was dark and I was alone in the house when I heard a strange, loud noise downstairs.
frightened
proud
relieved
cross
Match the adjectives below with the situations: My friend told me she dropped my favourite book in the bath last night
cross
proud
relieved
embarrassed
Match the adjectives below with the situations: After three and a half hours, my grandfather returned from his bike ride.
relieved
proud
cross
envious
Replace the simple adjectives in brackets with extreme adjectives. That helmet doesn’t fit me – it’s ____________ (very small).
tiny.
huge
terrifying
awful
Replace the simple adjectives in brackets with extreme adjectives. Doing a bungee jump was ______________(very frightening).
terrifying
tiny
huge
exhausted
Replace the simple adjectives in brackets with extreme adjectives. After swimming across the lake, I was _______________ (very tired).
exhausted
terrifying
huge
awful
Replace the simple adjectives in brackets with extreme adjectives. The hill we had to climb looked _________________ (very big).
huge
terrifying
tiny
awful
Complete the sentences. Choose the correct form of the modal verb: Benny __________ work harder. He’s going to fail his exams, if he doesn't.
need
needn’t
have to
Complete the sentences. Choose the correct form of the modal verb: We __________ go shopping this afternoon. The fridge is full.
needn’t
need
must
mustn’t
Complete the sentences. Choose the correct form of the modal verb: I’m going to tell you a secret, but you __________ tell anyone!
mustn’t
must
have to
needn’t
Complete the sentences. Choose the correct form of the modal verb: You __________ cross the street at the pedestrian crossing.
have to
must
need
needn’t
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. When we _________ (arrive) at the café, Ben __________ (wait) for us outside.
arrived, was waiting
was arriving, waited
arrived, waited
was arriving, was waiting
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. When it _______(stop) raining, we _______(go out) and ______________ (put) the kayak in the water.
stopped, went out, put
was stopping, went out, were putting
stopped, were going, were putting
was stopping, went out, put
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. While we ____________(drive) home, we _________ (see) an accident
were driving, saw
drove, were seeing
were driving, were seeing
drove, saw
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. The students _________ (chat) when the teacher _________ (come) in.
were chatting, came
chatted, came
were chatting, was coming
chatted, were coming
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. I __________ (read) a book when the telephone __________ (ring).
was reading, rang
read, was ringing
was reading, was ringing
read, rang
Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets. The lights ___________(go) off while Jane ___________ (watch) a film.
went, was watching
were going, was watching
went, watched
was going, watched
Complete the sentence with right word. It’s safer to cross the road at the ________ crossing.
pedestrian
cottage
footpath
sign
Complete the sentence with right word. Don’t throw the paper on the ground! Put it in the _________.
rubbish bin
cottage
footpath
pavement
Complete the sentence with right word. The road ______ says that cars can’t go down this street.
sign
cottage
footpath
pavement
Complete the sentence with right word. When the ________ are red, you have to stop.
traffic lights
pedestrian
footpath
sign
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. The Hobbit is _______________(short) book than The Lord of the Rings.
a shorter
the shortest
more short
the most short
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. What’s ______________(expensive) thing you’ve ever bought?
the most expensive
more expensive
expensiver
as expensive as
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. My new TV has _______________(bad) picture than my old one
a worse
the worst
more bad
the most bad
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. Today’s comedies are ______________(funny) than comedies in the past.
funnier
the funniest
more funny
the most funny
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. Who do you think is ______________(good) actor in Hollywood?
the best
better
more good
goodder
Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. Johnny Depp is _____________(attractive) now than when he was younger.
more attractive
the most attractive
as attractive
too attractive
Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too or enough and the words in brackets. The new teacher isn’t ______________as the last one. (popular)
as popular
too popular
the most popular
more popular
Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too or enough and the words in brackets. We haven’t got ______________to buy three tickets. (money)
enough money
too money
the most money
money enough
Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too or enough and the words in brackets. I don’t think I’ll go for a walk today. It’s _______________(wet)
too wet
as wet as
wetter
the wettest
Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too or enough and the words in brackets. Why didn’t Denise get the job? She’s ______________Gerry. (clever)
as clever as
too clever
clever enough
the cleverest
Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too or enough and the words in brackets. She didn’t get the part in the film because she isn’t ____________.(funny)
funny enough
too funny
as funny as
the funniest
Complete compound nouns: street_____
lamp
crossing
pole
box
Complete compound nouns: post_____
box
crossing
pole
bin
Read the text and answer the questions. The most dangerous journey How do you feel about car journeys? Do you get a bit bored, ask the driver how long it’s going to take, and then fall asleep? Or do you get extremely anxious? This is exactly how I felt last month, when I took a trip down the most dangerous road in the world. The North Yungas road in Bolivia goes from La Paz, which is a very large city to the town of Coroico in the mountain region of the Amazon rainforest. The road is about 69 km long, but in that short distance it goes down from about 4,650 m high to 1,200 m. Although it is only about three metres wide and there are no guard rails, cars travel in both directions. The views are amazing, but between two and three hundred travelers are killed every year when they drive off the side of this road. In Spanish it is called El Camino de los Muertos – the Road of the Dead. How many people die on the road?
between 2 and 3 hundred
1,200
69
between 69 and 1,200
Read the text and answer the questions. When I went to visit my friend Jacqueline in La Paz, I had no idea how dangerous the North Yungas road was. I was very excited about the trip to the Amazon rainforest that she wanted to take me on. When we got on the bus, Jacqueline let me sit by the window to get the best view. I didn’t feel suspicious at all. It was only when the journey started that I began to feel frightened. The bus drove right to the edge of the road many times, and when I looked over, I could see the forest about 600 m below us. We drove on quickly through thick cloud – how do you know where you’re going when you can’t see? I held on to Jacqueline’s hand. Then we drove. What feelings do people have when they travel?
frightened
excited
suspicious
bored
Read the text and answer the questions. When we met another car coming the other way, we drove so close to the edge of the road that a wheel seemed to go off the edge. This happened several times and I started thinking that we might not reach our final destination. When we finally got to Coroico, I felt so relieved. I let go of Jacqueline’s hand and saw that it was red. I was a bit embarrassed, but so happy that we were not on that road any more. Why did she think she might die?
because the car drove so close to the edge of the road
because she felt so relieved
because Jacqueline’s hand was red
because they met another car
Choose the correct answers. I love flying my kite when it’s ___ .
Choose the correct answers. I don’t mind wet weather because I like watching ___ run down the window.
raindrops
cloudy
sunday
clearday
Choose the correct answers. It was very cold last night and the car windows were covered with ___ this morning.
Read the text and choose the correct answer. Thanksgiving in the USA Americans celebrate Thanksgiving every year on the Fourth Thursday in November. It’s a very important festival for families, who usually come together for a long weekend-even if some of them have to travel long distances to get home. According to American tradition, the first Thanksgiving took place in 1621, soon after the first European settlers arrived in North America. The most common meal at Thanksgiving in the USA is roast turkey and vegetables. According to tradition, the person who gets the “wishbone” must break it and make a wish. Of course, you needn’t have turkey at Thanksgiving. Lobster and crab are also popular. When was the first Thanksgiving according to American tradition?
after the first European settlers arrived in North America
every year on the Fourth Thursday
It’s a very important festival for families.
come together for a long weekend.
Read the text and choose the correct answer. The most common meal at Thanksgiving in the USA is roast turkey and vegetables. According to tradition, the person who gets the “wishbone” must break it and make a wish. Of course, you needn’t have turkey at Thanksgiving. Lobster and crab are also popular. Apart from the family meal, the Thanksgiving weekend is also a time for sport, parades and shopping. There are American football matches on TV, as well as college football matches around the country. In New York, the department store Macy’s organizes a famous fancy-dress parade which always ends with Santa Claus. The Friday of Thanksgiving weekend is traditionally a busy shopping day because people start to buy presents for Christmas. Who has to make a wish at the meal?
the person who gets the wishbone
the person who plays sport
the person who watches football matches.
the person who organizes a famous fancy dress parade
Read the text and choose the correct answer. Apart from the family meal, the Thanksgiving weekend is also a time for sport, parades and shopping. There are American football matches on TV, as well as college football matches around the country. In New York, the department store Macy’s organizes a famous fancy-dress parade which always ends with Santa Claus. The Friday of Thanksgiving weekend is traditionally a busy shopping day because people start to buy presents for Christmas. Traditionally, autumn festivals are an occasion to give thanks for having plenty of food. However, Thanksgiving is also an opportunity to remember those people who are less fortunate. In many US cities, volunteers spend some of the holiday working in soup kitchens which distribute free food to the poor and homeless. Why are the shops busy on the Friday after Thanksgiving?
because people buy presents for Christmas.
because people give thanks for having food
because people watch football matches.
because people watch a famous fancy dress parade
Read the text and choose the correct answer. Apart from the family meal, the Thanksgiving weekend is also a time for sport, parades and shopping. There are American football matches on TV, as well as college football matches around the country. In New York, the department store Macy’s organizes a famous fancy-dress parade which always ends with Santa Claus. The Friday of Thanksgiving weekend is traditionally a busy shopping day because people start to buy presents for Christmas. Traditionally, autumn festivals are an occasion to give thanks for having plenty of food. However, Thanksgiving is also an opportunity to remember those people who are less fortunate. In many US cities, volunteers spend some of the holiday working in soup kitchens which distribute free food to the poor and homeless. How do volunteers help less fortunate people?
they work in the kitchens to distribute free food
they give thanks for them
they help to organize a fancy- dress parade
they call Santa Claus
Choose the correct answers. Be careful going for a walk in the winter as it’s easy to slip on ___ .
Choose the correct answers. People often say that ___ makes them happy.
Choose the correct answers. I often take my umbrella with me when I go out in case it ___ .
Choose the correct answers. Children love playing out in ___ weather if they are wearing warm clothes.
snowy
Choose the correct form of the verb (going to/ will). I ____ (not play) tennis tonight. I booked a court yesterday
am not going to play
won’t play
isn’t going to play
won’t to play
Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). I ____ (not be) late tomorrow – I promise!
won’t be
will be
isn’t going to be
are not going to be
)Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). Oh no, look at all this homework – it _____(take) ages to do!
will take
is going to take
isn’t going to take
am going to take
Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). I know you’re really tired, Mum, so I___ (tidy) the house.
will tidy
is going to tidy
was going to tidy
are going to tidy
Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). My sister says she ____ (be) a video game developer when she’s older.
is going to be
will be
was going to be
are going to be
Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). Maisy and Dave _____ (get) married on 17 June.
are going to get married
will get married
was going to get married
is going to get married
Choose the correct form of the verb(going to/ will). My dad’s happy because he ____ (start) a new job next week.
will start
are going to start
was going to start
am going to start
Complete the sentences with the words below. If you go hiking in the countryside, take a _________ so that you can carry your things in it.
rucksack
safety harness
life jacket
paddles
Complete the sentences with the words below. Don’t worry about falling off the climbing wall – you’ll be wearing a __________.
safety harness
rucksack
boots
paddles
Complete the sentences with the words below. I don’t really like ________ because it’s dangerous and too noisy!
jet-skiing
safety harness
boots
paddles
Complete the sentences with the words below. When you go for a long walk, the most important thing is to wear comfortable ____________.
boots
safety harness
jet-skiing
life jacket
Complete the sentences with the words below. If you go out to sea on a boat, it’s a good idea to wear a ____________
life jacket
safety harness
jet-skiing
paddles
Complete the sentences with the words below. When I’m walking on rocky ground, my ___________stop me from falling over.
poles
safety harness
jet-skiing
paddles
