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WorksheetsB1.4 Final review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 32mins
Write the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: Sally (a) (live) on her own, but she has a lot of friends.
We (a) (watch) TV when Tom came home.
How long (a) (know - you) each other?
Dan (a) (pay) attention, so he tripped and fell over.
I’m sorry, I (a) (remember) your name.
By the time we got to the party, all the guests (a) (leave - already). It was very disappointing.
I realised I (a) (forget) my keys as soon as I closed the door. I felt so silly! Now I'm locked out of my house...
Choose the right use of the auxiliary: A: Have you remembered your keys? B:Of course I ______.
have (as a short answer)
have (as tag question)
had (to add emphasis)
have (to show interest)
Choose the right use of the auxiliary: A: Do you think John will give up his job? B:He says he ______.
won't (tag question)
will (to avoid repetition)
will (add emphasis)
won't (show interest)
Choose the right use of the auxiliary: Max really loves Jackie, ______ he?
does (avoid repetition)
do (short answer)
doesn't (tag question)
does (show interest)
Choose the right auxiliary: A: I want to go travelling next year. B: Oh, ______ you?
do (show interest)
don't (tag question)
do (emphasis)
don't (short answer)
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets: I feel really (a) in this suit as I’m not used to wearing smart clothes. (comfort)
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets: It’s (a) when I can’t explain myself clearly. (frustrate)
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in brackets: Sam’s really (a) because it’s his sixth birthday tomorrow. (excite)
Choose the righ preposition: Natalie didn't enjoy her job after she fell _________ with her boss.
of
out
on
to
Choose the righ preposition: Don’t listen to them, they’re jealous _____ your success.
of
out
on
to
Choose the righ preposition: Natalie didn't enjoy her job after she fell _________ with her boss.
of
out
on
to
Choose the righ preposition: Do you get ______ with your cousins?
of
out
on
to
Choose the righ preposition: Josh had always been loyal ______ his friend, even when other people didn’t believe him.
of
out
on
to
Choose the righ noun: A pleasant environment certainly contributes to general well-_______.
being
feeling
pollution
singing
Choose the righ noun: ‘Pro-_______’ spending means buying things for other people
war
social
pollution
cubism
Choose the righ noun: The ______ caused by the heavy traffic in the city centre is particularly bad in the summer.
noisy
social
pollution
motherhood
Choose the righ noun: ______ really suits Louise. You can tell she’s devoted to her children.
being
social
criticism
motherhood
Write the correct form of the verb, focus on deciding if it should be a continuous or simpe tense: I’m sure I (a) you somewhere before. (meet)
Write the correct form of the verb, focus on deciding if it should be a continuous or simpe tense: This time next week we (a) to the airport. I can't wait to go on this trip!! (drive)
Write the correct form of the verb, focus on deciding if it should be a continuous or simple tense: We (a) late to the party, I promise. I'll make sure we leave home early. (not be)
Write the correct form of the verb, focus on deciding if it should be a continuous or simple tense: I (a) in the garden all day, but it still looks really untidy! (work)
Place a 3-minute timer for this exercise: As a group remember as many ADJECTIVES and NOUS that use suffixes and prefixes as you can. Write them all down in the box. (IMPORTANT: separate the words with COMMAS, don't press enter because the game will take you to the next exercise.)
Organize the words, add missing words if necessary to make a passive voice sentence: Amanda / her hair / cut / yesterday. It looks great.
(a)
Organize the words, add auxiliaries if necessary to make a passive voice sentence: you / ever / your handwriting / analyse?
(a)
Organize the words, add more words if necessary to make a passive voice sentence: I must / my eyes / test
(a)
Organize the words, add more words if necessary to make a passive voice sentence: Laura / not / her house / decorate / for years
(a)
Vocabulary of mishaps - Write the right word in the space taking into account the context: I (a) my keys yesterday and couldn't get into the house.
Vocabulary of mishaps - Write the right word in the space taking into account the context: Our car (a) down on the motorway last weekend.
Vocabulary of mishaps - Write the right word in the space taking into account the context: During the moving Matt (a) a heavy box on his foot and had to go to the hospital.
Vocabulary of mishaps - Write the right word in the space taking into account the context: The waiter (a) a cup of coffee over my new dress and barely even apologized.
