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Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
Choose the right variant of article: I do not like that coat. ______ colour is horrible
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Choose the right variant of the article. He doesn’t like going to see _____ dentist
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Choose the right variant of the article: She asked for ___ cup of coffee, but she got tea instead
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Make up sentences in a reported speech - “I have a new job.”
had
have
is
was
has
Make up sentences in a reported speech - “I don’t like Monday mornings.” Stewart said he ... Monday mornings.
Liked
Like
Didn’t liked
Didn’t like
Doesn’t like
Make up sentences in a reported speech - “Do you work at night?” Maria asked ... at night.
Does she work
She work
Worked
If I worked
She works
Make up sentences in a reported speech - “I’m a student” Sam said he .
A student
Was a student
Does a student
Is a student
Student
Make up sentences in a reported speech - “What time is it?”
Asked
Ask
Asks
Has asked
Asking
Make up sentences in a reported speech -She said to me, “Don’t talk to me”.
She told me don’t talk to her
Told me not to talk her
She told me to not talk to her
He told me not to talk me
She told me not to talk to her
Make up sentences in a reported speech - He asked us, “What are your names?”
He asked what our names
He asked us what our names are
He asked our what names are
He asked us our names what were
He asked us what our names were
Make up sentences in a reported speech - I asked them, “Have you been to Africa?”
I asked whether they be to Africa
I asked them whether they would be to Africa
I asked them whether they were to Africa
l asked them whether they have been to Africa
I asked them whether they had been to Africa
Make up sentences in a reported speech -He asked her, “Do you speak English?”
He asked her if she have spoke English
He asked if she speak English
He asked her if she spoke English
He asked her if she speaks English
He asked her if she had spoke English
Make up sentences in a reported speech -They said, “We were in the USA the day before yesterday”.
They said that they had been in the USA the days before yesterday
They said that they been in the USA two days before they said that they had been in the USA two days after
They said had been in USA two days
They said that they have been in the USA two days before
Make up sentences in a reported speech -He said, “I will bring you a book tomorrow”.
He said that he would bring me a book the next day
He said he bring me a book
He said that he would bring me a book tomorrow
He said that he brings me a book tomorrow
He said that he will bring me a book tomorrow
Make up sentences in a reported speech -He said, “I have changed my opinion.”
He said he changed opinion
He said that he changed his opinion
He said that he would have changed his opinion
He said that he had changed his opinion
He said that he have changed his opinion
Make up sentences in a reported speech - We said to them, “We have no money.”
We told them that we have no money
We told to them we had money
We told them we have no money
We told them that we had no money
We told them we have no money
Make up sentences in a reported speech -She says to him, “I have a right to know.”
She tells him that she has right to know
She tells him that she would have a right to know
She tell him she have a right to know
She said him she has a right to know
She tells him that she has a right to know
Make up sentences in a reported speech - He says, “You are right.”
He said you are right
He says which I right
He says I was right
He says that I am right
He said I are right
It is ....... in the city than it is in the village.
Less noise
Noisy
Noisiest
More noise
Noisier
Your short story wasn't that creative. I'm sure you can do ....... .
The least
Well
Less
Better
The best
That green outfit is ....... trendy of all.
Much
Little
More
The least
The less
If you have any ....... problems, please let me know.
Further
Furthest
Farther
Much
Farthest
Sarah is ....... responsible than Wendy.
Little
The least
More
Much
The most
Yesterday wasn't ________ it is today.
Less colder
Colder that
As cold
The coldest
As cold as
Travelling by car is ____________(expensive) than travelling by bus.
The expensivest
Expensiver
The least
More expensive
The most expensive
Choose the right variant: A: How was your Holiday in the Caribbean? B: It was ________ trip I’ve ever taken.
The relaxingest
The most relaxing
More relaxing
Absolutely relaxing
Very relaxing
Find irregular form of comparative and superlative adjective
Big - bigger- the biggest
Fast- faster-the fastest
Heavy-heavier-the heaviest
Attractive-more attractive-the most attractive
Little-less-the least
Adjectives of two or more syllables take ____
-er/-est
-es
-ed/-d
More/most
-ly
Adjectives of one syllable add ________ to form their comparative and superlative forms
More/ most
-ly
-er/-est
-es
-ed/-d
Choose the right variant of adverbs of frequency:
Beautifully, badly, eagerly, well, angrily
Often, usually, never, ever
Probably, certainly, possibly
Really, terribly, much, quite
Absolutely, just, totally
Adverbs can describe …
Origin, time, colour, shape
Age, shape, material, place,time
Shape, temperature,place, manner
Manner, place, time, frequency, degree
Opinion, size, manner, age, shape, material
Most adverbs are formed by adding ______ to an adjective.
-es
-er
-ed/-d
-ly
-est
__________ describes nouns i.e. they tell us what the noun is like.
Preposition
Pronouns
Adverb
Adjectives
Verb
Choose the right variant of the article: ______ laboratory is a place where scientific experiments are done.
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