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WorksheetsGrade 5 Revision PT2
Total questions: 252
Worksheet time: 3hrs 57mins
Find the Tense in the following sentence:
His wife was waiting for him at a restaurant.
Present Simple
Past Continuous
Past Simple
Present Continuous
Find the Tense in the following sentence:
It usually rains a lot in autumn.
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Find the Tense in the following sentence:
I was reading a book when she came.
Past Simple
Past Continuous
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Find the Tense in the following sentence:
Last spring Jack and I......... to go camping.
were arranging
arranged
is arranging
has been arranged
Find the Tense in the following sentence:
You............at his jokes all day.
laugh
laughed
were laughing
is laughing
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. Yumna __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
2. Last year I (go) (a) to America for my holidays
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
7. Please ring me up as soon as he ____________ (arrive)
arriving
arrived
arrive
arrives
12. In which of the following sentences 'for' is not used appropriately.
I have been playing for the last 1 hour.
She had been living in Delhi for 10 years now.
Nisha has been living here for 2005.
Ankita had been working in this company for a month.
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. She __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
2. Last year I (go) (a) to America for my holidays
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
4. Aisha's son is (a) (talk) on the phone rightnow.
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. Sara was _____________ (run) because she was late for her classes.
ran
run
runs
running
FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
6. Amisha __________ exited the room.
Shall
Will be
Shall have
Will have
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
7. Please ring me up as soon as he ____________ (arrive)
arriving
arrived
arrive
arrives
8. Seema ________ playing with her sister.
Shall be
Will be
had
has
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
9. The phone rang while I ________________ dinner.
had
was having
am having
will have
10. Make a sentence using simple present tense for the given word.
Learn
11. I _______ reach class by 10 am.
Shall
Will
have
am
12. In which of the following sentences 'for' is not used appropriately.
I have been playing for the last 1 hour.
She had been living in Delhi for 10 years now.
Nisha has been living here for 2005.
Ankita had been working in this company for a month.
How do you feel right now?
Happy
Not so happy
Just fine
Sad
Angry
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. She __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
2. Last year I (go) (a) to America for my holidays
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
4. Aisha's son is (a) (talk) on the phone rightnow.
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. Sara was _____________ (run) because she was late for her classes.
ran
run
runs
running
FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
6. Amisha __________ exited the room.
Shall
Will be
Shall have
Will have
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
1. She __________ with her parents in London.
lived
lives
living
live
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
2. Last year I (go) (a) to America for my holidays
SIMPLE PAST TENSE
3. The weather (be) ____________ strangely fine this morning when I opened the windows.
is
am
was
should
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
4. Aisha's son is (a) (talk) on the phone rightnow.
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. Sara was _____________ (run) because she was late for her classes.
ran
run
runs
running
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
7. Please ring me up as soon as he ____________ (arrive)
arriving
arrived
arrive
arrives
How do you feel right now?
Happy
Not so happy
Just fine
Sad
Angry
FUTURE PERFECT TENSE
6. Amisha __________ exited the room.
Shall
Will be
Shall have
Will have
8. Seema ________ playing with her sister.
Shall be
Will be
had
has
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
9. The phone rang while I ________________ dinner.
had
was having
am having
will have
10. Make a sentence using simple present tense for the given word.
Learn
11. I _______ reach class by 10 am.
Shall
Will
have
am
12. In which of the following sentences 'for' is not used appropriately.
I have been playing for the last 1 hour.
She had been living in Delhi for 10 years now.
Nisha has been living here for 2005.
Ankita had been working in this company for a month.
Change the sentence to simple present tense:
The match already (begun)
The match has already begun.
The match has begun.
The match already begun.
The match has begun already.
Change to present perfect:
Rohit Sharma just (hit) a six.
Rohit Sharma just hit a six.
Rohit Sharma has hit a six.
Rohit Sharma just hitted a six.
Rohit Sharma has just hit a six.
Change to present perfect tense:
Hurry! The clock (strike) twelve.
Hurry! The clock twelve.
Hurry! The clock has struck twelve.
Hurry! The clock strike twelve.
Hurry! The clock has striked twelve.
Change this sentence to present perfect tense:
A huge tree just (fall) on the house.
A huge tree has just fell on the house.
A huge tree just fell on the house.
A huge tree has just fallen on the house.
A huge tree just fell on the house.
Change the verbs to simple present tense with the help of auxiliary verbs:
They (be) not arrived as yet.
They have not arrived as yet.
They has not arrived as yet
They be not arrived as yet.
They not arrived as yet
Change these verbs to present perfect tense:
No, I not (pay) the bill yet.
No, I not pay the bill yet.
No, I not have payed the bill yet.
No, I have not the bill yet.
No, I have not paid the bill yet.
Fill in the blanks with the present perfect tense of the verbs given in the brackets:
Papa _______ (give) me a cricket bat.
Papa gave me a cricket bat
Papa has given me a cricket bat.
Papa has gave me a cricket bat.
Papa give me a cricket bat.
Fill in the blanks with the present perfect tense of the verbs given in the brackets:
I __________ (already start) to decorate my room with posters.
I already start to decorate my room with posters.
I started to decorate my room with posters.
I have already started to decorate my room with posters.
I already started to decorate my room with posters.
Change the sentence to interrogative:
I have flown a kite.
Will I have flown a kite?
Have I fly a kite?
Have I flown a kite?
Will I has flown a kite?
Change to negative:
I have bought a dog.
I have not bought a dog.
Have I bought a dog?
I do not bought a dog.
I have not brought a dog.
Past perfect is the form of a verb that expresses an action completed ___ a particular point in the ____, formed in English with had and the past participle.
before, present
after, present
before, past
after, past
Berikut ini merupakan rumus dari past perfect.
s + v2 + o + adv
s + was/were + v1 + ing+ o + adv
s + had+ v3 + o + adv
s + had+ been + v1 + ing + o + adv
Which sentence is past perfect tense sentence?
She says that she has not visited US yet.
We will be visiting US soon.
Tommy had not visited US.
Joan is planning to visit US.
The PAST perfect is formed by...
HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE
AM/ IS/ ARE + PAST PARTICIPLE
AM / IS / ARE + V-ING
Rafael Nadal _____________ a US Open before he turned 35 years old.
earned
win
had won
winned
The students of XI MIPA class ....... the material in PPT for two times before they finished this quiz.
had read
read
is reading
was reading
When we were in elementary school, we ......... (not/learn) past perfect tense before we got English course.
have learnt
had not learnt
were learning
have not been learnt
Had you _________ been to Lisbon? Before learning Portuguese?
ever
never
already
since
....... you...... (motivate) yourself to face this English competition ?
Did - motivate
Have - motivated
Had - motivated
Has - motivated
.....you ..... (prepare) your health standard before facing this new normal era ?
Do - prepare
Are - prepare
Did you prepare
Had - prepared
COMPLETE THE QUESTION IN PAST PERFECT TENSE!
(What / Bob/ do) ......... that he was kept in after school?
What did Bob do
What have Bob done
What does Bob do
What had Bob done
Before we......(move) to New York we .......(live) in Chicago.
had moved/ lived
moved/had lived
moved/lived
had moved/had lived
When my father got home, I _____ TV. for 2 hours.
watched
was watching
had watched
had been watching
I _____________ that movie already, so I didn't go to the cinema.
hasn't watch
has watched
had watch
had watched
Radhna was more than happy to see Asyila again as she __________ her for ages.
had not seen
saw
had not saw
did not seen
Irfan's mother was angry because he ______________ the cake before his mother got home.
eat
ate
eaten
had eaten
I ______________ the tomatoes when you came in.
has cutted
had cut
has cut
had cutted
When do we use past perfect?
Something started in the past and has continued until now.
Completed actions.
Event that happened before another event.
Something which was happening at a special time in the past.
I _____ my exercises by the time Alan _____.
did/had come
had done/came
was doing/came
was doing/had come
have been
had being
I .................................. a lot about her before I heard that she was safe.
has worried
had worry
have worried
had worried
He told us he ………………………….. a big tiger.
have seen
has seen
had seen
have see
He will not be _____ the bus today.
take
taken
taking
took
I … (wait) on the train station by this time tomorrow morning.
will be waitting
been waiting
be waiting
will be waiting
I _____ to London next month.
shall be travelling
be travel
will be travelled
My cousin _____ to university next year because of her poor result.
will not be going
will not be watched
will not be watch
I _____ at Hutan Lipur Sungai Sedim next Friday.
shall be camping
shall be camped
shall be camp
Aniem and Anime _____ at the park this evening.
will be cycling
will be cycled
will be cycle
Muthu _____ at the swimming pool tonight
will be swimming
will be swam
will be swim
I __________not be going to the park later as I am busy.
shall
will be
Sharmila __________________ how to play guitar tomorrow.
will be learning
will not be learn
shall not be learning
shall be learning
Maria and her sister ___________________ concert in the afternoon because their mother could not send them.
will be going
will not be going
shall be going
shall not be going
Kamal will be _____________________ tae kwan do class at 2p.m. on Friday.
attend
attends
attended
attending
I shall be ____________ lunch earlier today as I have tuition class at 1.30p.m.
has
had
have
having
_________________ a horse tomorrow
She shall be ride
She will be riding
She'll riding
She shall riding
_________________ vacation in two days.
They'll be going on
They shall going on
They will going on
They be going on
I ___________________ snooker at 5 o'clock tomorrow
shall'nt be playing
want be playing
won't be playing
will not playing
_________________ tag the day after tomorrow.
They shall playing
They be playing
They'll be will shall
They'll be playing
Mr Jones __________________ bingo tonight.
will'nt playing
will not be playing
be playing
will be play
______________ a bath at midnight.
He'll be taking
He will take
He will being taken
He'll taking
Mick _________________ next year.
will be ski
shall skiing
will skiing
will be skiing
The student (a) homework at that moment.
The team ____________________ at noon.
will played
will be playing
will playing
wil plays
Sarah (a) (take) piano lessons in 3 weeks.
I ___________ chess later.
He'll be playing
will be play
shall playing
will playing
__________________ aerobics tonight.
I will be
I shall doing
I'll be doing
I'll shall be doing
_________________ the whole evening.
We will singing?
Will they be singing?
We shall be singing?
We'll we be singing?
They _____________ tennis tomorrow night.
'll be playing
shall playing
shall being play
be will playing
The Jones' _________________ their christmas tree next month.
be decorating
will be decorate
will decorating
will be decorating
_____________________ next sunday.
They will be jog
They'll be jogging
They will jogging
They'll jogging
He _____________________ roast chicken for dinner tomorrow.
be having
will having
having
will be having
Why do we use the Future Continuous? to talk about...
an action that has finished
a continuous action in the future
An action that continues now
a future time that has finished in the past
Identify the verb in the sentence as Transitive or Intransitive.
Jonathan swims well.
Transitive
Intransitive
He won the second-place medal in the interscholastic meet.
Transitive
Intransitive
Jonathan showed her the medal.
Intransitive
Transitive
Mrs. Martin loaned him an extra textbook.
Transitive
Intransitive
Helen sings beautifully.
Transitive
Intransitive
Her father bought her a guitar.
Transitive
Intransitive
Transitive verbs have direct objects.
True
False
Intransitive verbs do not have direct objects.
True
False
MICHAEL FILLED HIS BAG WITH CANDY.
TRANSITIVE VERB
INTRANSITIVE VERB
What type of verb does the following sentence have?
“My father drives very carefully”
Intransitive
Transitive
we should avoid speaking loudly
intransitive
transitive
The baby is sleeping.
Transitive
Intransitive
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
1. I’ve got a watch. This is (a) watch.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
2. My friends and I have got sweets. The sweets are (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
3. Mum has got a new bag. That’s (a) bag.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
4. Peter has got a kite. The kite is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
5. My brothers have got kites. The bikes are (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
6. Karen has got a dog. That’s (a) dog.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
7. She has a new cat. It is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
8. You have a new toy. It is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
9. The coat belongs to me. It is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
10. The chair belongs to Mary. It is (a)
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
11. I have a new book. It is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
12. They have new pillows. It is (a) .
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES OR POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
13. We have new shoes. They are (a) .
Indefinite pronoun
1. There is someone at the door
(Find the reflexive pronouns in the sentences)
There
Someone
Door
None of the above
Indefite pronoun
2. There is ----------- I like about this picture, it is nice!
(Pick a relevent Indefinite pronoun)
something
anything
Indefinite pronouns
3. Which of the following are not Indefinite pronouns
Boy
Any
Anybody
He
Indefiite pronouns
4. Which of following is not indefinite pronoun
Boy
Nowhere
Indefinite pronouns
5. I got the rearest icecream in the world and kept it in my room but now it is nowhere.
(Indetify the the indefinite pronoun in the sentence)
Rearest
Room
Nowhere
Icecream
Indefinite pronouns
6.I think I took somebody's hankercheif bymistake.
[Identify the indefinite pronoun in the sentence]
Hankercheif
Bymistake
Took
Somebody's
Indefinite pronouns
7. Students who have done with their exam can wait for others.
{Find the indefinite pronoun in the sentence}
Students
Exam
Others
Done
Reflexive pronoun:
8. We both felt nervous before the interview but kept telling ______ there was nothing to fear.
Wereselves
a) Themselves
Ourselves
Thereselves
Reflexive pronoun:
9. How could you forget? You (a) told me you would buy the book on your way back.
Fill in the blank with Reflexive pronoun:
Reflexive pronoun
10. They (a) told me that, they saw a snake near the fountain.
Reflexive pronoun
11. The dog (a) made the robber run away.
Reflexive pronoun
13. He _______ baked a beautiful cake for his birthday.
Himself
Himselve
Himselfs
Himselves
Reflexive pronoun
1. The matter was serious. The principal wrote a letter (a) to all the parents explaining her views on cheating.
Reflexive pronoun
They educated six children. They paid all the expenses by (a)
Reflexive pronoun
15. The car (a) started running down the hill.
Dora and Ahmed collected bottles.
Matt began to pick up paper from the grass at the park.
What is the reflexive pronoun in this sentence;
Jane poured herself a glass of water.
Alya likes to sing in the bathroom.
We
He
She
Which personal pronoun can take the place of the underlined words?
Jake gave Ethan and Eli candy.
we
us
they
them
Identify the pronoun the sentence.
We are going to the movies.
We
the
going
Jinx liked the dancing she saw on television.
The students did not want to dance. They liked the trampoline.
_________ is our new home. (Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun)
This
Those
These
What does crumple mean?
to crush togehter
added or extra
to play a part in a play, a movie, or on television
idea or suggestions offered to help someone with a problem or situation
What does fan mean?
to crush together
added or extra
something that causes air to move in order to cool whatever it blows on
idea or suggestions offered to help someone with a problem or situation
What does fan mean?
something that is done
added or extra
someone who closely follows a group or team, or person
idea or suggestions offered to help someone with a problem or situation
What does transparent mean?
to confuse or puzzle someone
allowing light to pass through freely
to a play a part in a play, a movie, or on television
a short break of rest
What does advice mean?
to stop for a short time before going on
added or extra
to play a part in a play, a movie, or on television
idea or suggestions offered to help someone with a problem or situation
What does does mystify mean?
to confuse or puzzle someone
added or extra
to play a part in a play, a movie, or on television
a short break of rest
What does vanish mean?
to disappear
allowing light to pass through freely
to move air
a short break of rest
What does additional mean?
to stop for a short time before going on
added or extra
someone who closely follows a group, team, or person
to crush together
What does fan mean?
to crush together
to move air
to learn by heart
a short break of rest
What does pause mean?
to confuse or puzzle someone
added or extra
to play a part in a play, a movie, or on television
a short break of rest
What might cause a chasm?
earthquakes
hurricanes
tornados
floods
If you give someone credit for a job, you...
choose that person for the job
give that person a lot of money
wonder whether they will do a good job
thank and praise that person
A plateau is...
lakes and streams
snowy mountain peaks
stores and restaurants
flat, high ground
A train schedule has...
pillows for passengers
snacks to eat on the train
times that trains arrive and leave
benches for passengers to sit on
An oil rig is a...
machine
field
map
worker
Gusts of wind are...
warm winds on summer nights
sudden strong winds
light, gentle winds
ice-cold winds
How might someone feel during an ordeal?
upset
bored
joyful
curious
A ballplayer makes a foul when he or she...
makes a play that is against the rules
throws the ball to another player
makes a play that wins the game
accidentally falls down
Which of these is someone most likely to buy on credit?
a piece of fruit
a notebook
a box of crayons
a piece of furniture
Foul weather is...
very hot
sunny and breezy
stormy
pleasant
What might someone use to rig up a shelter?
dishes, kitchen utensils, and food
special computer programs
whatever is nearby
wood that he or she has bought for the job
Which of these is a continent?
California
Paris
Asia
Mexico
To enable someone to go on a trip is to...
order that person to go
hope that he or she will be able to go
make it possible for him or her to go
warn that person not to go
Which word matches with the picture?
continent
chasm
rig
gust
Which word matches the picture?
chasm
rig
credit
ordeal
Which word matches the picture?
plateau
foul
schedule
continent
Which word matches the picture?
credit
chasm
ordeal
foul
Which word matches the picture?
continent
chasm
plateau
rig
Which word matches the picture?
continent
rig
plateau
chasm
Which word matches the picture?
enable
schedule
ordeal
gust
Freddy ________ed his parents by tidying his room without being told.
Why might someone join a league?
to eat at a restaurant
to sleep comfortably
to read a book
to play a sport
The name of the area around the North Pole is called the _______________________.
Interval
Amazing
Arctic
When we line up, we need an ______________________ of three feet between us.
event
interval
amaze
There was a fifteen-minute interval between the two movies. In this sentence, interval means
period of time between two events
snack bar between two theaters
A milestone in a person's life is
an important event
a difficult problem
To limit the number of guests invited to a party means to
keep from inviting more than a certain number
feel surprised that the guest list is so long
A sports league is
a single sports team
a group of teams that play against each other
A tennis court is
tennis racket
an open, flat area for playing tennis
Which of these wild animals live in the Arctic?
desert reptiles
polar bears
When you tackle a job you
do it or try to do it
ask someone else to do it
To elect someone is to
choose that person by voting
tell that person to do a job
Who holds trials in a court of law?
a judge
a banker
BONUS worth 5 points
Fishing tackle means
a kind of fish
books about fishing
streams where people catch fish
tools needed for fishing
There was a fifteen-minute interval between the two movies. In this sentence, interval means
drinking fountain
snack bar between two theaters
period of time between two events
cartoon
A milestone in a person's life is
an important event
a difficult problem
a surprising event
something that happens every day
To limit the number of guests invited to a party means to
count them to make sure they are all coming
feel surprised that the guest list is so long
keep from inviting more than a certain number
forget to keep track of the number
A sports league is
a single sports team
a group of teams that play against each other
an area where people play sports
the equipment used for a certain sport
A tennis court is
tennis racket
a tennis net
a tennis ball
an open, flat area for playing tennis
Which of these wild animals live in the Arctic?
desert reptiles
polar bears
monkeys
kangaroos
When you tackle a job you
do it or try to do it
ask someone else to do it
do it badly
forget to do it
To elect someone is to
argue with that person
tell that person to do a job
speak to that person
choose that person by voting
Recreation is anything that a person does to
relax or have fun
build strong muscles
make money
help others
Who holds trials in a court of law?
a storekeeper
a banker
a judge
a teacher
BONUS worth 5 points
Fishing tackle means
a kind of fish
books about fishing
streams where people catch fish
tools needed for fishing
