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WorksheetsCuestionario de Gramática
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 3600secs
If Oliver were to travel abroad, he would visit a tropical island. This scenario is improbable or theoretical.
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Daniel and Benjamin were discussing verb tenses and Arjun wondered: True or False: The past perfect is used for an event that occurred before another event in the past.
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Daniel and Harper were discussing the phrase: "He should have studied more." What do you think? Is it an example of a modal in the past perfect? Let us know if it is True or False!
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Abigail, Evelyn, and Harper are debating about indirect speech. Is it true or false that we always use "said" for statements in this type of speech?
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True or False: The past perfect tense is used for actions that occur after another event in the past.
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Attention, students! True or False: When Kai asks Benjamin to pass the salt, he always informs using the word "said"?
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Attention, students! Michael, Daniel, and Henry are debating about indirect speech. What do they think of this statement: "He said to go out"? Is it grammatically correct or not? Decide if it is True or False!
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True or False: In the second conditional, you use "would" to express a hypothetical consequence. What do you think?
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Imagine that Ava missed an incredible event. What do you think? Is it true or false that "She would have gone if she had known about the event" is an example of a modal in past perfect?
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True or False: In the sentence "I like it when my friend helps me", "when" is an example of an adverbial clause.
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Hello, Mason and Aria! True or False: Comparisons with adjectives can only be made with "more" or "less". What do you think?
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Hello, students! Imagine that Michael and Priya are planning a perfect day at the beach. Priya says: "I would visit the beach if I had more time." Is it true or false that this sentence is an example of the first conditional?
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Hello, Aiden! True or False: The verb "should" can be used both in requests and in suggestions. What do you think, Isla?
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Hello, students! Kai and Aiden are debating the use of "who" in relative clauses. Anika wonders: True or False: You can use "who" to refer to things in a relative clause?
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Hello, students! How are you, Avery, Abigail, and Priya? True or False: The past perfect tense is formed using the auxiliary verb "had" and the past participle of the main verb.
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Hello, students! Abigail and Daniel are a little nervous about the exam. I wish that (a) (study) more for the exam.
If Evelyn (a) (know) about the meeting, she would have attended. What do you think would have happened to Michael if he had known it too?
Hello! Evelyn and Arjun were in the library when Ella asked them (a) (to help) with the homework. What do you think they did?
We were talking about what (a) (to happen) if Ethan and Maya had more time to plan our adventure.
Harper told me (a) (to bring) the documents to the office. Can you help me complete the sentence?
If Priya had more money, (a) (buy) a new phone. And you, Rohan? What would you do?
Daniel and Aria were talking about how tired they were. Isla joined the conversation and said: "I am also tired because I did not (a) (sleep) well last night." What should Isla complete?
Hello, Michael! I would have gone to the concert if (a) (to know) about it earlier. Can you imagine the fun we would have missed?
Benjamin and Olivia did not go to the party because they did not (a) (finish) their work. What do you think happened?
Hello, Aria and Rohan! I love (a) (to watch) movies with my friends on weekends. What is your favorite movie?
Hello, Rohan! Did you know that Ella (a) (never visit) the museum before last month? What do you think about that?
Charlotte and Ethan wanted to know if I (a) (to be) available to help them with their project. What do you think, William?
Hello Grace and Elijah! We are planning to go to the beach if the weather (a) (be) nice. What do you think?
I'm sorry, Evelyn, I didn't call you. (a) (forget) to do it.
If Kai ________ (to know) her before, we would have become good friends, like Benjamin and Nora!
Hello, students! Let's imagine that Elijah, Liam, and Luna are planning a trip. What is the correct form of the verb in the second conditional that they could use to express their plans?
I would go if I had time.
I will go if I had time.
I go if I had time.
I would have gone if I had time.
Hello, students! Imagine that Aria is talking to Noah and tells him something important. Which of the following sentences correctly represents what Aria told Noah in indirect speech?
She told me to go home.
She said to go home.
She told me that I should go home.
She asked me to go home.
Hello, students! In which of these sentences, that could be said by Evelyn, Henry, or Daniel, is the past perfect used correctly?
I had finished my work when she arrived.
I have finished my work when she arrived.
I finished my work when she arrived.
I will have finished my work when she arrived.
Hello, Rohan and Grace! Which of the following sentences correctly uses the relative pronoun "who"? Think about it carefully!
I like people who are kind.
I like people who are kind.
I like people who are kind.
I like people where they are kind.
Hello, students! Liam, Evelyn, and Anika are discussing the use of modals in the past perfect. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the modal in the past perfect?
She would have gone if she had known about the event.
She would go if she had known about the event.
She should go if she had known about the event.
She could go if she had known about the event.
Imagine that Isla and Michael are discussing hypothetical situations. Which of the following phrases would Scarlett use to express a hypothetical situation in the second conditional?
If I have time, I will go.
If I had time, I would go.
If I had time, I go.
If I have time, I would go.
Hello, Nora and Liam! Ready for a challenge? Complete the sentence: "This test is ________ than the last one."
easy
easier
easier
easier
Hello, Aiden! Which of these sentences correctly uses the adverbial clause of time? Let's see if you can help Noah and Oliver!
I like to read when I feel tired.
I like to read when my friend is tired.
I like to read when feeling tired.
I like to read when I am tired.
Hello, Evelyn! What do you think is the kindest way to ask for help? How about we ask Aria or Emma?
Can you help me, please?
Could you help me, please?
Will you help, please?
Will you help me, please?
Hello, David and Abigail! Which of these sentences correctly uses the past perfect tense? Think carefully before answering!
When I arrived at the station, the train had already left.
When I arrived at the station, the train already left.
When I arrived at the station, the train has already left.
When I arrived at the station, the train will already leave.
Hello, Daniel! In which sentence do you think "should have" is used correctly in a suggestion? Let's see if you can help Aiden!
You should have studied for the exam.
You should study for the exam.
You should have study for the exam.
You should have been studying for the exam.
Hello, friends! Which of these sentences is an example of a direct request that Samuel could make at dinner?
Can you pass me the salt, please?
Could you tell me where the bus stop is?
Would you mind giving me the book?
All of the above.
Hello, students! Which of you can choose the sentence that uses "more" correctly in a comparative structure? Think about Benjamin, Samuel, and Oliver while you do this.
She is kinder than I am.
She is kinder than I am.
She is kinder.
She is kinder than I am.
Hello, Rohan, Scarlett, and Sophia! Which of these sentences correctly uses "who" in a relative clause? Test your skills!
The man who I met yesterday is my friend.
The man I met yesterday who is my friend.
The man I met yesterday who is my friend.
The man who I met yesterday is my friend.
Hello, students! Which of the following sentences is NOT a correct use of the past perfect? Imagine that Harper, Anika, and Mia are discussing their homework.
She had already eaten when I arrived.
They had gone home before I arrived.
They had gone home before I arrived.
He had finished his work when she called.
Hello, Evelyn and Ethan! Can you give me a fun example of a sentence using the second conditional? Let's imagine we are in a fantasy world!
Hello, Aiden! Imagine you are telling an exciting story. Create a sentence using the past perfect to describe an event that had occurred before another event in the past. For example, what had Ava done before Anika arrived at the party?
Imagine that you are in class and you need a pen. Could you please pass it to me, Abigail? I would really appreciate it!
Hello, Michael! Can you create a funny sentence using a comparative adjective with "more"? For example, something like "The dog is faster than the cat." Feel free to be creative!
Hello, students! Can you create a funny sentence using "who" as a relative pronoun to describe someone? For example, "Oliver is the boy who always brings cookies to class." Now it's your turn, Mason and Evelyn!
Explica la diferencia entre el pasado simple y el pasado perfecto usando ejemplos.
Escribe una oración usando "habría" en un modal pasado perfecto.
Crea una oración con una cláusula adverbial usando "cuando."
Escribe una oración donde hagas una solicitud educada usando un verbo modal.
Usa "debería haber" para expresar arrepentimiento sobre algo en el pasado.
Crea una oración usando "que" en una cláusula relativa para describir una cosa.
Proporciona un ejemplo de una oración comparativa usando un sustantivo.
Usa el segundo condicional para describir lo que harías si tuvieras mucho dinero.
Escribe una pregunta indirecta para "¿A qué hora comienza la reunión?"
Proporciona una oración usando el pasado perfecto para describir algo que ya habías hecho.
