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WorksheetsINTERCHANGE 2- QUIZ UNITS 1-4
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins
Write the auxiliary verbs for simple past. Separate them with a hyphen (-). (no space needed)
(a)
Write the past forms of the verb to be in affirmative. Separate them with a hyphen (-). (no space needed)
(a)
Write the past forms of the verb to be in negative. Separate them with a hyphen (-). (no space needed)
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: Your English is very good. When _____ you begin to study English?
B: I ________ in middle school.
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: What ____ you think of Enlgish class at first?
B: I______ it was a little difficult, but fun.
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: Where ____ you meet your best friend.
B: We _____ in high school.
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: Where ____ you born?
B: I ______ born in Argentina.
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: ______ you grow up in Argentina?
B: No, I ______. I _____ up in Mexico.
(a)
Write the words that best complete this conversation. Make sure to use the simple past. Separate the words with a hyphen (-).
A: How old _____ you when you moved to Mexico?
B: I ______ five.
(a)
Choose the word that doesn't belong.
cat
fish
toy cars
Choose the word that doesn't belong.
turtle
collect comic books
play soccer
Choose the word that doesn't belong.
playground
teddy bear
beach
Choose the word that doesn't belong.
toy cars
stickers
watch cartoons
Complete this sentence with the correct form of "used to".
I (a) watch cartoons when I was younger. Now I watch movies.
Complete this sentence with the correct form of "used to".
When I was a kid, I (a) to collect anything.
Complete this sentence with the correct form of "used to".
My mom (a) have a smartphone. Now she does.
Complete this sentence with the correct form of "used to".
Did you (a) go to amusement parks on weekends?
Which of these words is a positive description?
cramped
dingy
spacious
noisy
Which of these words is a negative description?
bright
convenient
comfortable
cramped
Write the opposite of this adjective:
spacious
(a)
Write the opposite of this adjective:
dark
(a)
Write the opposite of this adjective:
dangerous
(a)
Write the opposite of this adjective:
old
(a)
What is another way to say this sentence: It's not spacious enough.
(a)
What is another way to say this sentence: This house is too old.
(a)
What is a wish statement about this problem: I don't have a car.
(a)
What is a wish statement about this problem: My sister really wants to be a doctor.
(a)
What is a wish statement about this problem: I can't drive a car.
(a)
What is a wish statement about this problem: My father won't return my call.
(a)
What is a wish statement about this problem: I don't want to live with my parents.
(a)
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
______ (you/see) Julie today?
Have you seen
Have you saw
Did you see
Did you saw
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
At the weekend, they ____ (play) football, then they ____ (go) to a restaurant.
have played, went
played, have gone
played, went
have played, have gone
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
She _____ (visit) her grandmother last month.
Has visited
visited
have visited
visit
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
__________ (you/see) 'Finding Nemo'?
Did you see
Have you see
Have you seen
Did you saw
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
John ______ (never/understand) the present perfect.
never understood
have never understood
never understand
has never understood
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
I __________ (already/try) sushi.
already have tried
have already tried
have tried already
already tried
Choose past simple or present perfect to complete the sentence:
_____ you _____ (see) Alex yesterday?
Did/seen
Have/seen
Did/see
Did/saw
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
I don't understand why there is (a) traffic today. Today is Sunday.
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
There are (a) buses on the streets today. People normally rest and relax on Sundays.
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
I don't like to go to the mall on Saturdays. There are (a) people.
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
I don't like this city. There's (a) air pollution.
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
There aren't (a) chairs in this classroom. Let's take some from the classroom next door.
Write the correct quantifier to complete this sentence.
There should be (a) crime in this city.
Turn this question into indirect. Use the phrase in parentheses. Pay careful attention to capitalization and punctuation.
What is your mother's name? (Can you tell me)
(a)
Turn this question into indirect. Use the phrase in parentheses. Pay careful attention to capitalization and punctuation.
What does your mother do in the morning? (Could you tell me)
(a)
Turn this question into indirect. Use the phrase in parentheses. Pay careful attention to capitalization and punctuation.
What will you do after class? (I would like to know)
(a)
Turn this question into indirect. Use the phrase in parentheses. Pay careful attention to capitalization and punctuation.
When does the vacation start? (Do you know)
(a)
Turn this question into indirect. Use the phrase in parentheses. Pay careful attention to capitalization and punctuation.
Where is the nearest bank to the university? (Could you tell me)
(a)
Write the correct simple past form of the verb in parentheses to complete the sentence.
I (a) (study) hard for the test. I'll get an A.
