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Worksheetsангл 51-100
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 28mins
Complete the sentence with the present perfect. He … a job yet.
didn’t find
doesn’t find
wasn’t found
hasn’t found
hadn’t found
Complete the sentence with the present perfect. They … to South America twice.
are
had been
be
were been
have been
Complete the sentence with the present perfect. We … to their email yet.
have reply
haven’t replied
replied
didn’t reply
don’t reply
Complete the sentence with the present perfect. My sister … to live in France and she’s really enjoying it.
has gone
go
were
going
was gone
Complete the sentence with the right adverb. Have you finished your dinner …?
never
yet
ever
just
always
Complete the sentence with the right adverb. They have … got married.
usually
yet
just
ever
always
Complete the sentence with the right adverb. We have … found a fantastic hotel.
usually
already
yet
ever
always
Complete the sentence with present perfect. We … to him.
speak
spoke
have spoken
speaking
speaks
Complete the sentence with present perfect. He … to the football match.
have gone
is going
goes
went
has gone
Complete the sentence with present perfect. I … his new book yet.
has read
‘m reading
didn’t read
haven’t read
read
Complete the sentence. Are you doing … tonight?
anything
something
nothing
anywhere
everybody
Complete the sentence. Did … see you when you left the house?
anything
somebody
nothing
anybody
nobody
Complete the sentence. I’ve seen your wallet …, but I can’t remember where.
anywhere
somebody
somewhere
anything
something
Complete the sentence with a comparative. Tokyo is … London.
bigger than
bigger then
biggest
the bigest
biger than
Complete the sentence with a comparative. I worked … you.
harder
harder than
hardest
harder then
the hardest
Complete the sentence with a comparative. You drive … than me.
most carefully
carefullier
more carefully
carefully
the most carefully
Complete the sentence with a superlative. It’s … film I’ve ever seen.
better
good
best
the best
most good
Complete the sentence with a superlative. The Polish are … people I’ve ever met.
generous
more generous
less generous
most generous
the most generous
Complete the sentence with a superlative. What’s … city you’ve ever been to?
Complete the sentence with a superlative. What’s … city you’ve ever been to?
most boring
the most boring
more boring
the most bore
boring
Choose the opposite adjective. safe
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
noisy
Choose the opposite adjective. modern
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
noisy
Choose the opposite adjective. noisy
historic
quiet
dangerous
empty
clean
Complete the sentence. Sally doesn’t look … Harry
as relaxed
relaxed
as relaxed as
relaxed than
as relaxed than
Complete the sentence. Phones aren’t … they were five years ago.
as popular
popular as
as popular than
than popular
Choose the right number. More than 5,000 homes in our town now have super-fast broadband.
five thousands
five hundreds
five point thousand
fifth hundred
five thousand
Choose the right number. The population of our city is 210,000
two hundreds ten thousand
two hundreds and ten thousand
two hundred and ten thousand
two hundred ten thousands
two hundreds and ten thousands
Complete the sentence. You can lose a lot of … if you cut your hand badly.
liver
teeth
heart
blood
bone
Complete the sentence. Doing exercise every day can cut the risk of a … attack.
liver
teeth
heart
blood
bone
Complete the sentence. Can I ask you … questions about your diet?
a few
much
a little
too
enough
Complete the sentence. How … sugar do you have in your coffee?
a few
much
a little
too
enough
Complete the sentence. How … pieces of fruit do you eat a day?
a few
much
a little
many
enough
Complete the sentence. It … be easy to pass the exam.
don’t
won’t
is
aren’t
did
Complete the sentence. I don’t want to go. It … impossible to park.
were
are
has
will be
have been
Choose the sentence in past simple.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in present simple.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in past continuous.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the sentence in present continuous.
He’s looking for a new job.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
He was working in Paris.
We didn’t do anything yesterday.
I live in the city centre.
Choose the opposite.
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Choose the opposite.
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Choose the opposite.
forget
mend
push
lose
pass
Match the adjective to the sentence.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Match the adjective to the sentence.
boring
polluted
noisy
dangerous
crowded
Choose the sentence for making a decision.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I won't tell anybody.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making an offer.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I’ll lend you some money.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making a promise.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
You’ll find a good job, I’m sure.
He’ll pass the exam.
Choose the sentence for making a prediction.
Shall I make you a sandwich?
I’ll always love you.
I like these jeans and I’ll take them.
I’ll phone her later.
He’ll pass the exam.
Complete the question with the right word.
Did
Do
Will
Were
Was
Complete the question with the right word.
do
will
did
was
are
