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Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 42mins
Which sentence is an indirect question?
A. Where did she go?
B. Do you know where she went?
C. She went out.
D. She goes shopping.
Complete the sentence: She is likely ____ the competition.
A. wins
B. to win
C. winning
D. win
Which sentence uses "be set to" correctly?
A. He is set to arrive tomorrow.
B. He set to arrive yesterday.
C. He sets to arrive.
D. He is setting to arrive.
Choose the correct option: The project is on track ____ completed by June.
A. being
B. be
C. to be
D. is
Which is correct?
A. The delivery has due to arrive.
B. The delivery is due to arrive at 3 PM.
C. The delivery due to arrive at 3 PM
D. The delivery is due arriving at 3 PM
Which uses "enough" correctly in a negative sentence?
A. He enough isn’t qualified.
B. He isn’t qualified enough.
C. He doesn’t qualify enough.
D. He isn’t enough qualified.
Choose the correct sentence:
A. It’s too cold for swimming.
B. It’s enough cold to stay inside.
C. It’s very too cold.
D. It’s cold too for walking.
Complete the sentence: It was so inspiring that...
(a)
.Choose the correct use of "despite":
A. Despite of the rain, we played.
B. Despite the rain, we played.
C. In despite the rain.
D. Despite it was raining.
Which word means an unspecified place?
Make a sentence using the word.
A. Somewhat
B. Somehow
C. Somewhere
D. Something
Choose the best option: I ____ missed the train.
A. hardly
B. almost
C. nearly
D. B and C
Which sentence explains the method correctly using "by ?
A. I solved it by using a calculator.
B. I solved it by a calculator.
C. I solved it by use a calculator.
Choose the best option: I happened ____ there at the time
A. being
B. to be
C. be
D. been
. Choose the active sentence
A. She made him do it.
B. He did be made to do it.
C. He was made to do it.
D. It made he to do it.
Choose the correct structure
A. She wants that he goes.
B. She wants to he go.
C. She wants him to go.
D. She wants he to go.
Choose the emphatic sentence
A. I do love this film
B. I loving this film.
C. I have love this film.
D. I did loved this film.
Choose the modal verbs of possibility:
A. Can, will, would
B. Should, shall, must
C. May, might, could
D. Does, did, do
Choose the reported speech version
A. He said he be tired.
B. He said he was tired.
C. He says he was tired.
D. He said he is tired.
Which is spelled correctly?
a) Comunnication
b) Comunication
c) Communication
d) Comminucation
Choose the correct word: “I’m looking ___ my keys.
a) on
b) for
C) to
d) about
Which word has the same vowel sound as “cat”?
a) Father
b) Hat
c) Mate
d) What
Choose the word that rhymes with “though”
a) Cough
b) Tough
c) Go
d) Rough
What’s the correct spelling?
a) Definitly
b) Definitely
c) Definetely
d) Definately
To “call off” a meeting means to...
a) delay it
b) finish it
c) cancel it
d) join it
What does “break the ice” mean?
a) Open a window
b) Start a conversation
c) Do something dangerous
d) Take a break
What’s the meaning of “run out of” something?
a) Have none left
b) Spill it
c) Lose it
d) Buy it
If someone “spills the beans,” they...
a) waste food
b) cry
c) reveal a secret
d) tell a lie
Say three months that end in -ber.
(a)
Say four words that start with "sh."
(a)
Name five animals that live in the jungle.
(a)
Say three objects you can find in a forest
(a)
125. Say five adjectives that describe weather.
(a)
Say four things you might find in a laboratory.
(a)
Name three famous cities in the UK.
(a)
Say five phrasal verbs with "get."
(a)
Say three things you can’t do in a library.
(a)
Say four things you should bring on a hiking trip.
(a)
Say four professions that wear a uniform
(a)
Say five food items you can find in a picnic basket
(a)
Say three English verbs that begin with the letter "s."
(a)
Name four things you would pack for a beach day.
(a)
Name five things that can break.
(a)
Say three ways to say "tired" in English.
(a)
Say four positive adjectives that start with the letter "b."
(a)
Say three things people do at the airport.
(a)
Say five items you can find in a first-aid kit.
(a)
Name four countries where English is an official language.
(a)
Say three places you shouldn’t talk loudly.
(a)
Choose the correct use of the present participle:
A. The man standing over there is my uncle.
B. The man stands over there my uncle.
C. The man stood over there is my uncle.
D. The man is stand over there.
Which sentence shows a past habit?
A. He used to go fishing every summer.
B. He use to go fishing.
C. He goes to fishing.
D. He is used to going fishing.
Which sentence uses substitution correctly?
A. She plays the piano better than he does.
B. She plays better the piano than he does.
C. She plays the piano better than does he.
D. She plays the piano better than he do.
Choose the sentence with a causative structure:
A. She repaired her car herself.
B. She has car repair.
C. She had her car repaired.
D. She had to repair the car.
Choose the correct inversion:
A. Under no circumstances should you touch it.
B. Should under no circumstances you touch it.
C. You should under no circumstances touch.
D. Under no circumstances you should touch it.
Choose the sentence with a question tag:
A. She’s here, is she?
B. She here, right?
C. She’s here, she is?
D. She’s here, isn’t she?
Which sentence uses "since" correctly?
D. I have known her since many years.
A. I have known her since five years.
B. I have known her since 2015.
C. I have known her since a long time.
Choose the correct sentence:
C. She is good on playing piano.
A. She is good in playing piano.
B. She is good at playing piano.
D. She is good to playing piano.
Choose the correct sentence using "neither...nor":
D. Neither the cat and the dog is outside.
B. Neither the cat nor the dog are outside.
C. Neither the cat nor the dog is outside.
A. Neither the cat or the dog is outside.
Which sentence uses "as soon as" correctly?
B. I will call you as soon as I arrive.
A. I will call you as soon as I will arrive.
D. I will call you as soon as I arrived.
C. I call you as soon as I arrive.
Which sentence uses "since" correctly?
C. I have been here since a long time.
D. I have been here since yesterday morning.
B. I have been here since 2 PM.
A. I have been here since two hours.
Choose the correct option: She is expected ____ the meeting.
A. attend
D. attends
C. attending
B. to attend
Which sentence uses "used to" correctly?
B. I use to play soccer on weekends.
A. I used to play soccer on weekends.
D. I used play soccer on weekends.
C. I am used to play soccer on weekends.
Choose the correct sentence:
D. He is tired to too continue.
C. He too is tired to continue.
B. He is tired too to continue.
A. He is too tired to continue.
