WorksheetsTS10-KC-WordForm, V-ing/toV, Articles
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 20mins
Children (a) (GROW) their clothes quickly.
He (a) (JUDGED) the speed of the car coming towards him and crashed into it with great force.
Matt very quickly came to the (a) (CONCLUDE) that Janet was lying.
No one can question the (a) (CONVENIENT) of being able to buy goods over the Internet.
It is said that in wars people perform the most (a) (COURAGE) acts in order to help others.
John’s handwriting was totally (a) (LEGIBLE) and so I found it impossible to read his letter.
Mary was (a) (LUCKY) with the weather last summer as it rained everyday during her holidays.
I show ________________ for the kind things my friends do for me
appreciative
appreciation
appreciate
He suggested ______________ the tickets in advance.
buy
to buy
buying
bought
Jack offered ______________ us to the airport tomorrow.
take
to take
taking
took
You could try _____________ a different brand and see if you like it.
use
to use
using
used
Jack forgot _____________ his parents he was arriving late last night.
tell
to tell
telling
told
The house needs ____________ before we announce it for sale.
clean
to clean
cleaning
cleaned
We were no allowed _____________ any drink or food into the room.
take
to take
taking
took
I don't remember _____________ this sign before. Was it there yesterday?
see
to see
seeing
saw
Did you remember ____________ the groceries I asked you to?
buy
to buy
buying
bought
The minute the teacher entered the classroom the students stopped ____________ and there was absolute silence.
talk
to talk
talking
talked
I was walking past a café when I saw Jane sitting there. I stopped _____________ to her and stayed there for about 15 minutes.
talk
to talk
talking
talked
The moon goes round (a) earth every 27 days.
The Soviet Union was (a) first country to send a man into space.
I never listen to (a) . radio. In fact, I haven't got a radio.
Look at (a) apples on that tree. They're very large.
They got married but (a) marriage wasn't very successful.
When the person or thing referred to is unique, we use ___.
e.g. ___ moon and stars shone brightly.
a
the
no article
an
When we talk about a specific thing and the context makes it clear what we are referring to, we use ___.
e.g. Can you please put ___ milk in ___ fridge?
a
an
the
no article
We use ___ with names of seas, oceans, rivers and deserts.
e.g. The group spent 3 months sailing across ___ Indian Ocean.
a
an
the
no article
When we talk about a generic class of things, we use ___.
e.g. ___ smartphone has transformed the way we interact with each other.
a
an
the
no article
When we mention hotels, cinemas and theatres, we use ___.
e.g. I will meet you at ___ Empire Theatre, which is next to ___ Sheraton Hotel.
a
an
the
no article
We use ___ when we talk about uncountable, plural and abstract nouns generally.
e.g. ___ success in life is something that many of us strive for.
a
an
the
no article
We use ___ when talking about continents and most countries.
e.g. Despite being a chain of islands ___ Japan is considered to be part of ___ Asia.
a
an
the
no article
___ is used for the names of individual lakes and mountains.
e.g. I have always dreamt of visiting ___ Blue Lake near the summit of ___ Mt Kosciuszko.
a
an
the
no article
___ is used with the names of villages, towns and cities.
e.g. Marcus grew up in a small town called ___ Maresville in the west of the state.
a
an
the
no article
We use ___ when talking about illnesses and conditions.
e.g. Surprisingly, many Olympic swimmers suffer from ___ asthma.
a
an
the
no article
