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WorksheetsEnglish Grammar Quiz 100
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
Use the Present simple. She (smile) and (show) us a photo of her twin boys.
smiles/shows
smiled/shows
smiles/showed
smile/show
smile/shown
Use the Present simple. She (look) like a kind woman.
looks
look
lookes
looked
to look
Put the words in order. the door/ opened/I/slowly
I opened the door slowly
opened I door the slowly
the door slowly opened I
slowly the door I opened
I slowly the door opened
Put the words in order. a new laptop / I /last week/ bought
I bought a new laptop last week
laptop last week I bought a new
a new laptop I bought week last
last week I bought laptop a new
I a new laptop last bought week
Put the words in order. to work/every day/ walks/ Lisa
Lisa walks to work every day.
walks Lisa to work every day.
work every day Lisa walks to
every day Lisa to work walks.
Lisa every day to walks work.
Put the words in order. football / don't like/ very much / I
I don't like football very much
I don't football like very much
I football don't very much like
football don't like I very much
I like don't very much football
Put the words in order. to the cinema / tomorrow evening / are you going?
Are you going to the cinema tomorrow evening ?
Are you going tomorrow to the cinema evening ?
Tomorrow evening are you going cinema to the?
To the cinema tomorrow are you going evening ?
Evening tomorrow are you going to the cinema?
Put the words in order. In September / Dana/ to university / is going
Dana is going to university in September
In September to university Dana is going
Dana in September is to university going
To university is Dana going in September
Is going to Dana in university September
Put the words in order. did you buy/ in city shop/ that jacket ?
Did you buy that jacket in city shop?
Buy did you that jacket in city shop?
Did you bought that jacket in city shop?
In city shop did buy you that jacket?
That jacket did you buy in city shop?
Write am, is or are. My brother and I … good tennis players.
are
is
she don't
it
am
Write am, is or are. These chairs aren't beautiful, but they …… comfortable.
are
is
is not
are not
it is
Write am, is or are. Mr. Thomas is a very old man. He …… 98 years old.
is
are
it is
don't
doesn't
Write am, is or are. Catherine isn't at home. She …… at work.
is
am
am not
are
aren't
Write am, is or are. These bags …… heavy.
are
is
don't
is not
am not
Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Look, there's Sarah. She …… (wear) a brown coat.
is wearing
are wearing
am not wearing
cannot wear
wears
Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing We …… (have) dinner now. Can I phone you later?
are having
are haves
is having
am have
am having
Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing I …… (watch) TV at the moment.
am watching
is watch
are watched
am watches
didn't watch
Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Please be quite. I … … (work).
am working
is worked
works
are worked
aren't work
Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Look! Somebody … … (swim) in the river.
is swimming
are swimming
am swimming
swim
had swam
Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Listen! Somebody … …(sing)
is singing
are sing
is sing
am singing
doesn't sing
Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Excuse me, but … … (you/sit) in my place.
you are sitting
I am sitting
you is sitting
we is sitting
you am sitting
Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) The children … … (do) their homework at the moment.
are doing
is doing
is do
are does
does not
Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) You can turn off the television. I … … (watch/not) it.
am not watching
am watching
is watching
does watching
do watch
Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Where are the children? They … … (play) in the park.
are playing
isn't playing
aren't playing
are play
does play
Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. My dad … … (wash) his car.
is washing
is washes
is washed
are washing
am not washing
Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. Who … … (she/ chat) to now?
is she chatting
she is chatting
are he chatting
am she chatting
are she chatting
Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. What … … (you/do) at the moment?
are you doing
is you doing
did done
did do
you are doing
Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. The students … … (have) lunch in the canteen.
are having
are had
is having
am having
didn't have
Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. Are you making dinner? Yes, I … .
am
is
are
it is
are not
Make questions. Present Simple (Do/Does) you / to speak / English?
Do you speak English?
Does you speak English?
Does you speaks English?
Done you speak English?
Do your speaks English?
Choose the Past Simple of verb "to get"
got
gets
getting
gots
getted
Choose the Past Simple of verb "to see"
saw
seed
seen
soon
sees
Choose the Past Simple of verb "to play"
played
plays
playing
play
plau
Choose the Past Simple of verb "go"
went
gone
goes
goed
gones
Choose the Past Simple of verb "to know"
knew
known
knews
knowed
knewed
Choose the short form with -got "we have got"
we've got
we's got
weve' got
wes' got
we has got
Choose the short form with -got "he has got"
he's got
he have got
he've got
he'e got
heve' got
Choose the short form with -got "I have got"
I've got
I's got
I has got
I'v got
I got
Choose the short form with -got "It has got"
It's got
It've got
It's
It got
It have got
Choose the short form with -got "they have got"
they've got
they's got
they got
they are got
they're got
Complete the sentences. Use have / has I am not feeling well. I … got a headache
have
has
has not
hasn't
am not
Complete the sentences. Use have / has It's a nice house, but it …not got a garden.
has
have
haven't
is
isn't
Choose the past simple and past participle of verb "to go"
go, went, gone
go, went, gose
go, went, went
go, gone, gose
go, go, go
Choose the past simple and past participle of verb "to run"
run, ran, run
run, run, run
run, runned, ranned
run, ranned, run
run, ran, ranning
Choose the past simple and past participle of verb "to give"
give, gave, given
give, give, gived
give, gived, give
give, gave, give
give, gived, givenning
Choose the past simple and past participle of verb "to teach"
teach, taught, taught
teach, taughts, taught
teach, teached, teaching
teach, taught, teaching
teach, taught, teached
Choose the past simple and past participle of verb "to take"
take, took, taken
take, took, taked
take, taked, taked
take, taken, takenning
take, took, took
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb My hands are dirty. I … … (wash) them.
am going to wash
are go to wash
am going wash
is going to wash
do going wash
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb What … you … (wear) to the party tonight?
are you going to wear
are she going to wear
is you go to wear
are you going to wears
are you go to wearing
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb It's a nice day. I don't want to take the bus. I … … (walk).
am going to walk
is going to walked
am going to walking
are going to walks
am go to go walk
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb What … … you (wear) to the party tonight?
are you going to wear
are you go to wear
she you going to wears
is you going to wear
are she going to wearing
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb I'm hungry. I … … (eat) this sandwich.
am going to eat
am go to eat
is going to eat
am goes to eat
am gone to eat
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb There's a good film on Channel 6 tonight. … you … (watch) it?
Are you going to watch
Are you goes to watch
Is you gone to watch
Am you go to watch
Is he going to watches
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb Steve is going to London next week. He … … (stay) with some friends.
is going to stay
is gone to stay
are going to stays
are going to stay
is go to staying
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb It's Sharon's birthday next week. We … … (give) for her a present.
are going to give
is going to gives
are going to gives
do going to gives
are gone to given
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb Sue says she's feeling very tired. She … … (lie down) for an hour.
is going to lie down
is going to lieing down
are going to lies down
is going to lie down
to go going to lie down
Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb … you … … (invite) Martin to your party?
are you going to invite
are you going to invites
is you going to inviting
you are going to invite
are you going to inviteed
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't Last year she … 22.
was
were
do
does
can
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't Yesterday it … very cold.
was
did
does
must
were
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't We … very tired last night.
were
wasn't
was
can
must
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't This time last year she … in Paris.
was
weren't
were
can
were must
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't Our room ……very small and it ……clean.
was, was
was, weren't
were, weren't
weren't, wasn't
can, can't
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't Yesterday … a public holiday, so the banks … closed. They are open today.
was, were
were, weren't
weren't, weren't
was, was
were, were
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't When I … a child, I … afraid of dogs.
was, was
was, weren't
were, weren't
were, were
was go, weren't
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't We … hungry after the journey, but we … tired.
were, weren't
was, weren't
was, was
was, can
was, where
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't … the weather nice when we … on holiday?
was, were
was, weren't
was, was
was, wasn't
was, were do
Complete was / were or wasn't / weren't Why … you late this morning?
were
was
wasn't
were go
can't
Complete the sentences. Use some or any I bought … cheese, but I didn't buy … bread.
some, any
some, some
any, any
something, any
somebody, any
Complete the sentences. Use some or any I am going to post office. I need … stamps.
some
any
somebody
anything
anybody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any There aren't … shops in this part of town.
any
some
something
anything
anybody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any Gary and Alice haven't got … children.
any
some
anybody
somebody
anything
Complete the sentences. Use some or any Have you got … brothers or sisters?
any
some
anything
something
anybody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any There are … beautiful flowers in the garden.
some
any
anything
something
anybody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any Do you know … good hotels in London?
any
some
somebody
anybody
anything
Complete the sentences. Use some or any Would you like … tea? Yes, please.
some
any
anything
something
anybody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any When we were on holiday, we visited … very interesting places.
some
any
anyone
anything
somebody
Complete the sentences. Use some or any Don't buy … rice. We don't need … .
any, any
some, somebody
any, anything
some, some
any, some
Complete the sentences. Use some or any I went out to buy … oranges, but they didn't have … in the shop.
some, any
any, some
any, any
some, an
anyone, some
Complete the sentences. Use some or any I'm thirsty. Can I have … water, please?
some
any
anything
anyone
someone
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know those girls. Do you know ……?
them
they
their
her
him
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know that man. Do you know … ?
him
her
his
it
she
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know those people. Do you know … ?
them
they
their
her
him
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know David's wife. Do you know … ?
her
his
she
them
their
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know Mr. Stevens. Do you know … ?
him
her
his
it
she
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know Steve's parents. Do you know … ?
them
they
their
her
him
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't know the woman in the black coat. Do you know … ?
her
his
she
them
their
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don't want these books. You can have … .
them
they
their
her
him
Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I never go to parties. I don't like … .
them
they
their
her
him
