The (difficult) of this task is very high.

(a)  

There is a (different) between life and death

(a)  

This exercise is very (use). I learned a lot from it

(a)  

The (use) of textbooks is forbidden during the exam

(a)  

This car is (use). I can't drive it

(a)  

(Science) have discovered a new chemical element

(a)  

They're doing (science) research

(a)  

This IT product has long been in (develop)

(a)  

These are (develop) countries

(a)  

They (success) in everything they do

(a)  

He's rich and very (success)

(a)  

They are poor and really (success)

(a)  

The (explore) of new cities is quite intersting

(a)  

They have started an (explore) expedition

(a)  

There are (count) books in this library

(a)  

The enthic (vary) of people in this city is astonishing

(a)  

(Vary) peoples live here

(a)  

What is your (locate)?

(a)  

Your (a)   (PERSON) rather than your appearance is what counts in the end.

(a)   (EMPLOY) in Spain is rising at a concerning rate.

I will reserve (a)   (JUDGE) until after I receive my results.

The (a)   (DEPART) of the flight has been delayed by 3 hours.

Due to the lack of (a)   (DEEP) of the pool, it means that diving is forbidden.

The (a)   (OWN) of property is still unrealistic for many people nowadays.

Not only are you a (a)   (LIE), but you are also a fool.

The (a)   (EFFICIENT) of many renewable energy resources is still debatable

What is the (a)   (WIDE) of our living room?

I am really fit and (a)   (HEALTH).

(a)   (EQUAL) is something that the bottom 15% of the population can only dream of.

This joke is funny - it's (a)  

HUMOUR

She's a really special person - she's (a)  

ORDINARY

I need to (a)   my belt.

TIGHT

I (a)   on my parents for money.

INDEPENDENT

We must (a)   our relationship with nature.

STRONG

Write the correct prefixed word to complete the sentence.

It's completely (a)   (logical) to go by car. The train is much faster.

Bob is very (a)   and is always playing sports.

ENERGY

We wanted to go abroad for our holiday, but (a)   we didn't have enough money.

FORTUNE

The film was praised by the critics for its (a)   in showing the horrors of war. REAL

The shop assistant had acted in a rude and (a)   manner and it was suggested she was given the sack.

PROFESSION

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

2. Last year I (go) (a)   to America for my holidays

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

A: Did you watch Grey's Anatomy on TV last night?

B: Yes, I (a)   (not/see) the episode before.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

A: Where were you at lunchtime?

B: Oh, I (a)   (have) a meeting.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

A: How long (a)   (you/live) in Cameroon before you moved here?

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

A: Have you ever been to Egypt?

B: Yes, I (a)   (go) there a couple of years ago.

Lithuania is in (a)   European Union.

(a)   Congo is the deepest in the world.

_________ last time I went for ___________ interview, I wore my blue shirt.

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

We had _______ quick meeting at break in ______ staffroom.

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

_____ teacher gave us ______ project to work on during _____ sumer holidays.

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

____ creativity is ____ important quality in people looking for work in _____ television.

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

____ Internet has changed ____ way we find information today.

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

Do you think I'll ever reach ____ position of ___ General Manager within this company?

(put a comma between your answers; mark zero article as "-")

(a)  

Instructions: Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

Hayley usually ……………………. (spend) time with her friends at the weekend.

(a)  

Instructions: Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

Mike ……………………. (try) to call his grandma every week.

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

Danny ……………………. (not/play) video games before bed.

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

My sister ……………………. (go) to the gym after work.

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

……………………. (you/take) a shower in the morning or the evening?

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

My brother ……………………. (listen) to loud music in his car.

(a)  

Put the verbs in

brackets into the correct form of the present

simple.

Lisa ……………………. (not/come) to my house every day.

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

Luke ……………………. (relax) in the garden after work

(a)  

Put the verbs in

brackets into the correct form of the present

simple.

……………………. (your/dad/work) in an office?

(a)  

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the present simple.

Jon always ……………………. (watch) television after school.

(a)  

Form questions in the present simple using the words below.

they / cycle / home / after school?

(a)  

Form questions in the present simple using the words below.

Ben / watch TV / in the afternoons?

(a)  

Form questions in the present simple using the words below.

Lisa / take / a shower / before bed?

(a)  

Form questions in the present simple using the words below.

you / do / your homework / after dinner?

(a)  

Form questions in the present simple using the words below.

Helen / eat lunch / at home?

(a)  

Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the correct place.

Tom is late for work. (never)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the correct place.

Alex takes his dog for a walk in the morning. (usually)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the correct place.

My dad is busy at the weekends. (often)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the correct place.

Diana brushes her teeth after breakfast. (always)

(a)  

Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the correct place.

My brother cycles to work. (sometimes)

(a)  

'Stop!' ⇒ He told his sister

(a)  

Don't put that plant on ____ television; otherwise, ___ leaves will hang down in front of ____ screen.

(a)  

_____ man and ____ woman were waiting at ____ bus stop when I got there and I asked ___ woman if she knew which bus went to _____ Mecidiyeköy.

(a)  

The soldiers had to leave ____ dead behind and they had great difficulty in carrying ___ wounded.

(a)  

I really enjoy ___ ciggarette with ___ cup of coffee after ___ breakfast.

(a)  

_____ Mount Everest, which is situated in __ Himalayas, is ___ highest point in ___ world.

(a)  

Appearantly, ____ Italian is ___ easier language to learn than ___ French.

(a)  

That was ___ most ridiculous story I've ever heard! He must either be ___ liar or he has ___ extremely overactive imagination.

(a)  

I would love to go to ___ Maldives, __ group of islands in ___ Indian Ocean.

(a)  

There was __ terrible storm last night which cause ___ chimney of our house to collapse.

(a)  

Could you give me __ lift to __ airport please?

(a)  

She gets __ home from ___ work so late that by the time she has finished eating ___ dinner, it is almost time to go to ___ bed.

(a)  

At last I found __ remote control. It had fallen down ___ back of ___ sofa.

(a)  

Do you think you'll get __ job you applied for __ last week?

(a)  

I don't want to watch __ television tonight.

Let's turn off __ television and have a chat.

(a)  

People are very interested in what's going on in __ space.

I'm not a good driver so I can't park the car if __ space isn't big enough.

(a)  

What shall we eat for __ dinner?

___ dinner we had at that hotel was awful.

(a)  

We had to wait for __ hour as __ heavy fog had prevented our plane to take off on __ time.

(a)  

Running __ mile every evening will build up ___ strength in your muscles.

(a)  

1 Complete the sentences and questions. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

We (a)   (watch) a film on TV when we heard a noise.

If Martin (a)   (not know) about the party, will you tell him about it?

He (a)   (talk) to the teacher before went home.

This is the boy (a)   won the golden medal in the competition.

If he had run faster, he would (a)   won the race.

The woman (a)   cooking when her child broke the window.

The woman (a)   cooking when her child broke the window.

Many school students are interested (a)   playing electronic games.

Complete the sentences with the correct positive (+) or negative (-)

He always (a)   me on Sunday. (+) (phone)

My brother often goes swimming (a)   the weekend.

Our flight to London leaves (a)   the second of July.

Would you like to join us for dinner (a)   Thursday?

Argentinians celebrate Independence day (a)   July 9.

My boss asked me to hand in this paper (a)   Monday morning.

We'll buy the tickets for the concert (a)   lunchtime.

Complete the sentence using the correct preposition.

I have been waiting for you (a)   10 o'clock.

Complete the sentence using the correct preposition.

The office hours are _____ 8 a.m. _____ 5 p.m.

(a)  

Complete the sentence using the correct preposition.

Can we keep this secret (a)   us.

Complete the sentence using the correct preposition.

The highway goes (a)   the mountains.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

The meeting is going to start ______ ten ______ the morning.

(a)  

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

World Environment Day is (a)   June 5th.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

Look! Suzy is having toast and coke (a)   the moment.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

I want to see the lions (a)   lunchtime.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

Benjamin feels very tired (a)   Fridays. He has French course after school.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

What does Hannah like doing (a)   her free time?

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

People play practical jokes on each other (a)   April Fools' Day.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

People play practical jokes on each other (a)   April Fools' Day.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

(a)   20 August 2009, Ellie and Finley got married.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

People in this village pick mushrooms (a)   spring after a lot of rain.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

Jayden and Lexi met (a)   a cold and snowy day in Paris.

Fill in the blanks with the suitable prepositions of time in, on, at:

Some people wake up (a)   sunrise and go jogging.

Some words that connect one thing with another, showing how they are related. What am I?

(a)