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WorksheetsLanguage Skills Assessment
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Choose the correct determiner: I have ___ apple in my bag.
many
an
some
the
Complete the sentence with the 1st conditional: If it rains, I ___ take an umbrella.
might
will
can
have to
Identify the prepositional phrase in the sentence: She went to the store after school.
to the store
went to the store
at the store
after school
Use 'might' in a sentence to express possibility.
I might watch a movie in the past.
I might drive to work next week.
I might go to the beach tomorrow.
I might eat an apple yesterday.
Rewrite the sentence in reported speech: He said, 'I will come tomorrow.'
He said that he will come the next day.
He said that he would come the next day.
He said that he would come yesterday.
He said that he will come today.
Select the appropriate determiner: Can you pass me ___ salt, please?
some
the
many
a
Form a sentence using the 1st conditional: If she studies hard, she ___ pass the exam.
have
might
will
can
Locate the prepositional phrase in the sentence: The cat jumped onto the table.
above the table
onto the table
beside the table
under the table
Incorporate 'might' in a sentence to indicate uncertainty.
I will definitely go to the party tonight.
I am going to the party tonight.
I might go to the party tonight.
I always go to the party on Fridays.
Change the sentence into reported speech: 'I am going to the park,' she said.
She said she is going to the park.
She said she will go to the park.
She said she was going to the park.
She said she goes to the park.
Which determiner should be used in this sentence: ___ students are waiting outside.
A
Some
The
An
Construct a sentence using the 1st conditional: If you eat too much, you ___ get sick.
will
might
could
have
Find the prepositional phrase in the sentence: They arrived at the airport early.
in the car
at the bus stop
at the airport
on the street
Utilize 'might' in a sentence to convey a possibility.
She might goes to the party tonight.
She might go to the party tonight.
She might not go to the party tonight.
She might went to the party tonight.
Rewrite the sentence as reported speech: 'I have finished my homework,' he exclaimed.
He exclaimed that he finished his homework.
He exclaimed that he had finished his homework.
He exclaimed that he finished his homework.
He exclaimed that he has finished his homework.
