WorksheetsNavigate review 4.3 - 7.1 grammar
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 15mins
We form passive with BE + V3/ed with all verb tenses, modal verbs, infinitive and gerund.
True
False
We use passive when the main focus is on the person who is doing the action.
True
False
We use GET instead of BE in passive when we are more
formal
informal
They are discussing the case -> The case...
is discussed
is being discussed
is been discussed
They are going to open a new centre -> A new centre ...
is going to be opened
is opening
is opened
Someone needs to clean the windows. -> The windows ...
need to clean
are needed to clean
need to be cleaned
They escaped without ...
being seen
seeing
to be seen
A few things ...
were broked
got broken
get broke
He's a person ... wants to have more power
who/that
which/that
who/which
It's a book ... people want to read
(a)
Mr. Dean,... had recently been fired, had a long list of misconducts.
(a)
I like the scene .... Dorothy meets Scarecrow.
which
what
where
I wasn't honest with Kenneth, ... made him furious.
that
which
-
He wrote five books but ... of them were very good.
any
none
neither
I got a few emails but I didn't answer...
none
any
no
... planets receive light from the sun.
All the planets
All of planets
All plants receive ... light
a little
a few
When we were students we used to go there -> When we were students we ... go there
would to
would
will
When I was a child I ____ like peanuts.
didn't use to
wouldn't
both are correct
Which sentence is NOT correct?
I would go shopping with her every Friday.
I would have very blond hair.
She would call me after class to chat.
The form of perfect infinitive is
TO + HAVE + V3
true
false
We use the perfect infinitive to show that sth was in the past or before a time in the future.
Example: I seem to have forgotten my password.
True
False
The form of perfect gerund is
having +V3
had + V3
We use the perfect gerund to show that sth was in the past.
Example: He admitted having broken the window.
True
False
He claimed ... somewhere else at the time of the robbery.
to be
to have been
having being
Despite ... this place before, he was happy to come again.
to have visited
having visited
having to visit
She left without ... "goodbye"
had said
to have said
having said
