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WorksheetsA2 plus - final exam
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 36mins
Sarah _____ live in New York, but now she lives in Los Angeles.
used to
be used to
get used to
My grandparents _____ visit us every summer when I was a child.
used to
be used to
get used to
She _____ the cold weather because she grew up in a snowy region.
used to
is used to
get used to
They _____ go swimming every weekend, but now they prefer hiking.
used to
are used to
get used to
I'm still _____ the new office layout; it's different from what I'm accustomed to
used to
am used to
getting used to
He _____ study late at night, but now he prefers to study in the mornings.
used to
is used to
get used to
We _____ eating dinner at 6 p.m. in our culture.
used to
are used to
getting used to
She _____ driving a manual car, so she found it challenging at first.
is not used to
used to
getting used to
Tom _____ be afraid of heights, but he overcame his fear.
used to
was used to
getting used to
They _____ using public transportation when they lived in the city.
used to
ere used to
getting use to
Grandad used to work in an office. Now, he ________________ being retired.
used to
is getting used to
uses
is used
She ________________life in a foreign country.
is getting used to
used to
is used to
uses
______________ means something happened or was true in the past, but no longer happens or is true
used to
get used to
be used to
use
______________ means something is becoming normal
used to
be used to
get used to
use
_____________________means something is normal, not unusual
used to
be used to
get used to
use
Gerald ___________ a bit overweight when he was a teen.
be
uses to be
used to be
used to
When I was a child, I _______ play soccer all the time.
use to
used to
am getting used to
use
Are you ___________ living in the big city? It seems that adapting is difficult!
get use
getting used to
be used to
use to
Theresa __________ have friends when she was younger because she was too shy!
getting used to
didn't use to
didn't used to
be used to
Drake ______________ composing songs from home. It's still difficult to do it.
used to
is used to
is getting used to
are used to
I ___________ living alone. It's easy for me and I feel comfortable without any company!
getting used to
didn't use to
am used to
is used to
We ____________ visit Apulo during our childhood.
be used to
used to
used
getting used to
Tony ________________ have a beard two years ago.
is getting used to
is used to
used to
use to
We ________________ learning from home. It's a new experience for us and we are still adapting!
is getting used to
used to
are getting used to
use to
My sister .............................. her bedroom yesterday morning.
tidy
tidyed
tidyd
tidied
We ................................ our cousins last week.
phone
phoned
phonned
phonied
The girls ............................... on the computer last night.
play
plays
played
playied
I ....................................... to Paris three months ago.
traveled
travel
travelied
tavels
Sam ................................. the car to take a picture.
stop
stoped
stopped
stopied
The film ........................... very late yesterday.
endded
ended
end
endied
My family .......................... in New York in 1995.
live
lives
livied
lived
When a verb finishes in E (LOVE)
We add D
We add ED
We add IED
When a verb Finishes in Y and before the Y we have a CONSONANT (CRY)
We add ED
We change the Y for an I and then we add ED
We just add a D
When a verb finishes in Y and before the Y we have a VOWEL (PLAY)
We change the Y for an I and we add ED
We add D
We add ED
When a verb finishes in Y and before the Y we have a VOWEL (PLAY)
We change the Y for an I and we add ED
We add D
We add ED
When a verb follows the pattern CONSONANT VOWEL CONSONANT (BEG)
We add IED
We DOUBLE the last consonant and add ED
We just add ED
Which of these rules does not exist?
verbs ending in x and w add only D
Verbs ending in vowel and Y only add ed.
Verbs ending in cvc duplicate the las consonant and add ed.
Past time of: play
plaied
played
playyed
Past time of: mix
mixed
mixxed
mixd
How do you pronounce the final -ed of REPEATED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of LOVED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of LAUGHED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of MARKED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of PAINTED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of HUGGED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of DRESSED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of CALLED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of MARRIED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of WORKED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of STOPPED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of MIXED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of ENDED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of RUBBED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of RENTED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of PRESENTED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of CREATED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of TALKED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
How do you pronounce the final -ed of BOXED?
/d/
/t/
/id/
cooked
∣d∣
∣t∣
∣Id∣
tasted
∣Id∣
∣t∣
∣d∣
played
∣d∣
∣t∣
∣Id∣
wanted
∣Id∣
∣t∣
∣d∣
stopped
∣Id∣
∣d∣
∣t∣
arrived
∣t∣
∣d∣
∣Id∣
walked
∣t∣
∣Id∣
∣d∣
started
∣t∣
∣d∣
∣Id∣
failed
∣d∣
∣t∣
∣Id∣
rained
∣t∣
∣d∣
∣Id∣
looked
∣Id∣
∣d∣
∣t∣
worked
∣t∣
∣d∣
∣Id∣
