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Worksheetsgrammar test 3
Total questions: 248
Worksheet time: 3hrs 19mins
She ________________________ join the science club if she has time.
will
might
needs to
shall
I ________________________ study hard for my final exams.
will
might
need to
shall
You ________________________ complete your homework before the deadline.
will
might
need to
shall
He ________________________ attend the study group if he is feeling unwell.
will
might
needs to
shall
They ________________________ start preparing for the presentation as soon as possible.
will
might
need to
shall
We ________________________ discuss the project details with the team before making a decision.
will
might
need to
shall
He ________________________ attend the workshop if he wants to improve his skills.
will
might
needs to
shall
They ________________________ participate in the charity event next weekend.
will
might
need to
shall
________________________ I help you with your math homework?
will
might
need to
shall
She ________________________ complete the assignment before the deadline.
will
might
needs to
shall
________________________ they attend the seminar if they are interested in the topic?
Will
Might
Need to
Shall
He ________________________ help his friend with the project if he has time.
will
might
needs to
shall
________________________ we form a study group for the history test?
Will
Might
Need to
Shall
________________________ they participate in the school play if they are selected for a role?
Will
Might
Need to
Shall
You ________________________ bring your textbooks to every class.
will
might
need to
shall
____ I have a glass of water?
will
may
might
I'm sure mom ____ my problem.
understand
will understand
may understand
Jane promised to help me with my homework this weekend.
Jane will help me with my homework this weekend.
Jane may help me with my homework this weekend.
A: What are you doing this weekend?
B: I'm not sure. We ___ go to the seafood restaurant.
may
will
won't
A: Will that Café in Lisbon be open tomorrow?
B: I don't know. It ___ be.
will
won't
might
A: What are you going to order?
B: I am sure I ___ have pasta.
might
will
We (a) be able to come to your party. We’re on holiday .
I’m not sure but we (a) be lost.
(a) I speak to the manager?s
The table is booked for 8p.m., so I (a) see you then
I don’t think he ..............................be at the party.
will
might
She .................... be out tonight. She’s sick.
won't
will
Of course you ..................... enjoy your holiday. Lisbon is beautiful!
might
will
He ..................find it hard to lose weight. He never does any exercise.
may
may not
He ............ come. He’s very busy at work.
will not
may not
MODAL VERBS
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence using the given words. Do NOT change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. NOTICE YOU MUST USE A MODAL VERB IN EACH SENTENCE. (15 points)
I’m sure he’s not Michael Jackson. He died a few years ago!
BE
He (a) because he died a few years ago.
It’s possible that, in the sales, cameras will be cheap enough for me to afford one.
ABLE
I (a) a camera in the sales if they are cheap enough.
I think Sarah isn’t very ill anymore, because I saw her shopping this morning.
FEELING
Sarah (a) better because I saw her shopping this morning.
Perhaps Filip is from the Czech Republic – he speaks Czech very well.
COME
Filip (a) the Czech Republic because his Czech is very good.
He is so rich, I am sure he always feels happy.
BE
He is so rich that (a) happy.
He looks so down, he failed the exam for sure.
HAVE
He (a) the exam because he looks very down.
I think Alice worked at a hotel last summer, but I’m not completely sure.
WORKED
Alice (a) at a hotel last summer, I guess.
Jana speaks excellent Finnish so I am almost certain she’s lived in Finland at some point, or attended classes.
HAVE
Jana (a) Finland at some point because she speaks excellent Finnish.
Adam did not invite Sophie, that was a bad idea! Now she’s angry.
ASKED
Adam (a) Sophie, now she’s really angry at him.
She is so scared of dogs, that maybe a dog bit her when she was little.
BITTEN
She is so scared of dogs that she (a) by a dog when she was little.
I know he isn’t in London because I saw him in Newcastle.
BE
He (a) in London because I saw him in Newcastle.
She was so happy on Monday morning; I suppose she had a good weekend.
HAD
She was so happy on Monday morning that (a) a good weekend.
Will’s relaxed because he slept really well yesterday.
STRESSED
Will (a) because he slept really well yesterday.
She was probably in a hurry because she forgot to buy a birthday present for her friend.
MIGHT
She (a) hurry because she forgot to buy a birthday present for her.
I think it’s a good idea to tell her before she finds out.
TELL
You (a) before someone does.
1 I'll meet Paul at the bus stop tomorrow ............he doesn't feel sick.
if
until
unless
You should fry the onions...........add the eggs.
after you
as long as you
until you
Will you remember to text me as ............you get the results?
long as
soon as
before
Mum won't let you go camping with your friends............18.
if you are
before you are
until you are
Investigators have been ................ to determine the cause of the crash of
an Inter-City commuter plane last Thursday.
incapable
unable
can
couldn't
The small plane, en route from Boston to
New York, did not............ to reach the runway, and it crashed into some
nearby trees.
manage
able
succeed
Firefighters.......... controlling the resulting fires, and no homes were damaged
succeeded in
were able to
can
Lead investigator Carol Owens said that she wouldn’t be able...............a full
statement until more facts were known.
to make
od making
make
Our mechanics are extremely good at ......... our planes in top condition
can keep
keeping
keep
to keep
Complete the sentence with any possibility verb (can, can't, could, couldn't, be able to, managed to, or succeeded)
Mona wasn't busy yesterday and she (a) in making a cake with her mother at home.
We use 'be able to' after
dinner
eights
an infinitive, for example, 'to be able to speak English'
Sergio Ramos
We overslept. Fortunately, we ......................catch the 7.30 train.
COULDN'T
WERE ABLE TO
CAN
WE ABLE TO
She's _______ to play a song perfectly after hearing it only once
can
can't
able
be able to
The bus is ___________ of carrying thirty people.
able to
capable
capable of
It's good to ____________ to listen sometimes
be able
be able to
able of
be able of
Frustrated, she realized she wasn't __________ control whatever it was.
able
able of
capable
able to
My grandfather ________ walk without any help last night. How wonderful!
can
could
was able to
The bus is ___________ of carrying thirty people.
able to
capable
capable of
Jane is not _____________ learning from experience.
capable to
capable
capable of
able to
The fire destroyed almost everything, but we ______ save our cat.
were able to
could
can
My brother__________ speak fluently when he was only two.
was able to
could
is capable of
Luckily, I _____ get to the airport on time, despite the traffic.
managed to
could
We use "be able to" to express:
an ability
an obligation
past experience
I didn't ______ come back at 10.
successful
managed
manage to
couldn't
I have managed (a) (climb) Everest.
I don't think I have succeeded (a) (persuade) him to stay in Paris.
The stowaways have succeeded (a) (cross) the customs post.
Have you succeeded (a) (lift up) this box ?
The pastry cook succeeded (a) (make) the cheesecake with this recipe.
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
What do you hear?
(a)
Charles: Mr. Meyer, (a) to you for a moment?
Mr. Meyer: Sure, Charles. Come right in . What (b) for you?
Charles: (c) show you something on my computer. (d) come to my office for a minute?
Charles: Look at this website. It describes a new system for accounting.
Mr. Meyer: Hmm, (a) spend a lot of money right now, but this looks interesting. (b) send it by email? (c) to learn more.
Charles: Sure, but (d) talk to a sale representative.
Shall I bring some tea?
The sentence is ...
Making Suggestion
Making Offer
Accepting Offer
Accepting Suggestion
Why don't we go to movie?
The sentence is ...
Accepting Offer
Making Offer
Accepting suggestion
Making suggestion
I don't think it's a good idea. Sorry.
The sentence is ...
Refusing Suggestion
Accepting Suggestion
Refusing Offer
Accepting Offer
Yes,please. That would be very kind of you.
The sentence is ...
Refusing Offer
Accepting offer
Refusing Suggestion
Accepting Suggestion
No.Thanks. I don't want another helping.
The sentence is ...
Accepting Suggestion
Refusing Suggestion
Refusing Offer
Accepting Offer
If your friend is busy and you want offer a help. How will you say it?
May I helping you?
May I helps you?
May I help You?
May I to help you?
... that you should meet the teacher
What about
Let's go
I recommend
How about
The right sentence is ...
How about I do help you with this?
How about I help you with this?
How about I help of you with this?
How about I help you with this of?
What shall we do this morning? ... we go to Mallenreng Beach
Why don't
Shall I
Let's
Would you
The right sentence is ...
Shall I to bring a book to read?
Shall I bring a book to read of?
Shall I do bring a book to read?
Shall I bring a book to read?
When adverbs are modifiers, they usually modify :
Nouns, adjectives and other adverbs
An adjective or another adverb
Other adverbs and determiners
Conjunctions and prepositions
Adverbs have 3 important roles
True
False
Read the sentence: "I am almost positive she borrowed that off Barbie!". In this example, the adverb modifies:
A verb
An adjective
A pronoun
Another adverb
Adverbs can't be adverbial elements of the clause
True
False
Read the sentence: "I come here quite often". In this example, the adverb modifies:
An adjective and another adverb
A noun
Another adverb
An adjective
Some adverbs can serve both as modifiers and adverbials
True
False
Read the sentence: "I think she'll be married shortly". In this example, the adverb "shortly" serves as:
A modifier
An intensifier
An adverbial
"To put on a grey shirt once more was strangely pleasing". In this sentence, the adverb functions as:
A modifier
An adverbial
"I saw her fairly recently". In this sentence, the adverb modifies an adjective
True
False
"Surprisingly, voter turnout was high". In this sentence, the adverb functions as:
A modifier
An adverbial
My brother is ______ than me at playing soccer. (good)
better
gooder
best
more good
The soup is ______ today than it was yesterday. (hot)
hotter
hottest
hot
more hot
This puzzle is ______ than the one we solved last week. (difficult)
more difficult
difficult
less difficult
most difficult
She feels ______ now that she has finished her homework. (happy)
happy
sad
angry
tired
My dog is ______ than my cat, but they both eat a lot. (fat)
fatter
fat
fattest
more fat
Today's weather is ______ than yesterday's stormy day. (bad)
worse
better
same
good
This sofa is ______ than the old one we had. (comfortable)
more comfortable
most comfortable
comfortabler
comfortablest
The bag is ______ than I expected it to be. (heavy)
heavier
heaviest
more heavy
most heavy
This movie is ______ than the book I read last month. (interesting)
more interesting
less interesting
as interesting
not interesting
My sister is ______ than my cousin, but they get along well. (friendly)
friendlier
friendlyer
more friendly
most friendly
The street is ______ today because of the holiday traffic. (busy)
busy
quiet
empty
deserted
The hill is ______ than the flat road we usually walk on. (steep)
steeper
steepest
more steep
most steep
This cake is ______ than the one you baked last time. (tasty)
tastier
tastiest
more tasty
most tasty
His handwriting is ______ than mine, so the teacher likes it better. (neat)
neater
neatest
more neat
most neat
The baby's smile is ______ than anything I've ever seen. (pretty)
prettier
prettyest
more pretty
most pretty
The road to the park is (a) than the main road. (narrow)
narrower
more narrow
narrowest
narrow
This cat is (a) than my dog. (lazy)
lazier
more lazy
lazyer
lazyst
The task is (a) than the one I had yesterday.
harder
hardest
more hard
hard
This toy is (a) than the one we bought before. (funny)
better
worse
the same
different
The room looks (a) than it did yesterday.
cleaner
more clean
cleanest
clean
This is the (a) path to take.
Option A
Option B
Option C
Option D
This shirt is (a) than the one I tried earlier. (big)
smaller
larger
the same
different
My brother is (a) at chess than me.
better
gooder
best
most good
The baby is (a) than his older sister. (fat)
fat
thin
tall
short
The beach was (a) than we expected.
windier
more windy
windyest
windiest
The film is (a) than the book. (bad)
better
worse
equal
the same
This road is (a) than the other one. (narrow)
narrower
wider
longer
shorter
She was (a) than her classmates during the discussion. (quiet)
quiet
loud
average
talkative
The weather in the mountains is (a) than at the beach.
colder
more cold
coldest
most cold
The tree is (a) than the house. (tall)
tall
short
medium
huge
This task is (a) than the previous one. (difficult)
more difficult
difficulter
most difficult
difficultest
This dessert is (a) than the pie. (tasty)
tastier
more tasty
tasyest
tastiest
The rabbit was (a) than the tortoise. (fast)
faster
more fast
fastest
fast
This route is (a) than the usual one. (long)
shorter
longer
faster
safer
My dog is (a) than the neighbor’s cat. (friendly)
friendlier
more friendly
friendlyest
friendly
This movie is (a) than the one we saw last week. (interesting)
more interesting
less interesting
equally interesting
The bag is (a) than I thought.
heavier
heaviest
more heavy
heavyest
This homework is (a) than yesterday’s. (hard)
easier
harder
the same
more difficult
My aunt is (a) than my mother. (busy)
busier
more busy
less busy
the busiest
He feels (a) about the competition.
better
gooder
more good
best
The sky today is (a) than it was yesterday. (cloudy)
cloudy
sunny
rainy
stormy
My sister yells __________ than you.
loud
louder
loudest
The mother elephant is _______ than the baby elephant.
big
bigger
biggest
My sister is __________than me.
old
older
oldest
The lion is ______________ than a cat.
dangerous
more dangerous
dangerouser
Indonesia __________ (always, celebrate) its independence day in August
always celebrate
always celebrates
She __________ (never, be) ready when I pick her up
are never
is never
I __________ (usually, double-check) my front door before leaving for work
usually double-check
usually double-checks
Rafista __________ (never,drink) coffee in the morning
never drink
never drinks
Tania _________ (always, give) Ani motivation
always give
always gives
Indonesia __________ (sometimes,win) in the World Olympiad
sometimes win
sometimes wins
She __________ (usually,cook) for her parents
usually cook
usually cooks
I __________ (never,bring) a dictionary in the school
never bring
never brings
Flora __________ (always,follow) the art class
always follow
always follows
I __________ (sometimes,look) the phenomena
sometimes look
sometimes looks
He __________ (usually,stay) at home
usually stay
usually stays
They __________ (never,try) to make a new creation
never try
never tries
We __________ (always,go) to the cinema every week
always go
always goes
Gina __________ (sometimes,visit) her grandmother in the village
sometimes visit
sometimes visits
I __________ (usually,meet) the someone before in this place
usually meet
usually meets
I hope tomorrow will be … than today
best
better
good
gooder
Who is ……. he or his brother?
lazy
more lazy
laziest
lazier
This road is the ………. in the town
more narrow
narrowest
narrower
narrow
Last night my brother told me the …….. story that I have ever heard.
more interesting
most interesting
interesting
as interesting as
Salsa wants a ……… string than this to tie the parcel
long
longer
longest
more long
Today’s work isn’t as ……. as it was yesterday
harder
hardest
hardly
hard
Barli is thirteen years old, Erno is twelve, and Ryan is eleven. Barli is the…………
older
oldest
old
more old
I enjoy every minute of the match. I should say the winning team is the ………
better
good
gooder
best
We don’t like Riza. He is as …… as his brother
naughty
naughtier
naughtiest
more naughty
Which is ……. iron or lead?
heavy
more heavy
heavier
heaviest
Najwa’s jacket is 325k, Maryam’s jacket is 250k, Fatimah’s jacket is 275k. Najwa has the … jacket among all
more expensive
most expensive
expensive
cheaper
I have two books. My teacher has 50 books. I have … books than my teacher
most
little
fewer
more
My school is 3 km from here, the market is 4 km from here and the town square is 5 km from here. Which statement is not true?
The school is nearer than the market
The market is nearer than the town square
The school is the nearest
The market is the farthest
When it comes to Physics subject, I am the .. in my class because I can’t remember for the formulas
best
good
worse
worst
My Sister always ranks first in his class. And so do I. I am … my sister
as smart as
smart
smarter
smartest
Irham and Bayu join marathon competition. Irham can run for 5 KM. but Bayu gives up earlier than Irham. Irham can run .. than Bayu
farrer
as far as
farther
more far
in my opinion, Mathematics is the .. subject for me
difficultier
difficultiest
most difficult
more difficult
The modern wind turbine works the …
efficient
efficientlier
more efficiently
most efficiently
I have no idea why Vika spoke ..than before
more gently
most gently
as gently as
gentler
Icha can walk .. than you think
more far
as far as
further
furthest
Identify whether the underlined word used in the sentence is an adjective or an adverb.
ADJECTIVE
ADVERB
Identify whether the underlined word used in the sentence is an adjective or an adverb.
ADJECTIVE
ADVERB
Identify whether the underlined word used in the sentence is an adjective or an adverb.
ADJECTIVE
ADVERB
Complete the meaning of the sentence by selecting the appropriate adjective or adverb.
I can now solve Math problems (more quick, more quickly) than I did last year.
quick
quickly
Claire reads books ... than Bruno does.
more often
much
more
fewer
Bruno is ... than Claire.
younger
smaller
thinner
older
Claire is the ... of the three students.
light
lighter
lightest
heaviest
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
2. Harry is a bad player because he plays ...
badly
bad
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS
3. Mrs Hardy is a good cook because she cooks ...
good
well
COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS Aunt Anne is a careful driver. So she drives ...
careful
carefully
WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE
(a)
WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE
2. young
(a)
WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE
3. old
(a)
Which of the following sentences uses the correct comparative form of the adjective 'happy'?
She is more happier than her sister.
She is happiest than her sister.
She is happier than her sister.
She is most happy than her sister.
Identify the sentence that uses the superlative form of the adjective 'good'.
This is the goodest book I've ever read.
This is the better book I've ever read.
This is the best book I've ever read.
This is the most good book I've ever read.
Choose the correct comparative form of the adverb 'quickly'.
more quickly
quicklier
quickliest
most quickly
Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of the adjective 'bad'?
This is the badder movie I've seen.
This is the baddest movie I've seen.
This is the worse movie I've seen.
This is the worst movie I've seen.
Select the sentence that uses the correct superlative form of the adjective 'beautiful'.
She is the most beautiful girl in the class.
She is the more beautiful girl in the class.
She is the beautifulest girl in the class.
She is the beautifullest girl in the class.
What is the comparative form of the adjective 'far'?
farther
farthest
more far
most far
Identify the sentence that uses the correct comparative form of the adverb 'well'.
He sings more well than his brother.
He sings better than his brother.
He sings best than his brother.
He sings gooder than his brother.
Choose the correct superlative form of the adjective 'little'.
littlest
least
less
most little
Which of the following sentences uses the correct comparative form of the adjective 'old'?
She is older than her brother.
She is more older than her brother.
She is oldest than her brother.
She is most old than her brother.
Select the sentence that uses the correct superlative form of the adverb 'fast'.
He runs the fastest in the team.
He runs the faster in the team.
He runs the most fast in the team.
He runs the fastliest in the team.
What is the superlative form of the adjective 'happy'?
happiest
happier
most happy
more happy
Identify the sentence that uses the correct comparative form of the adjective 'easy'.
This test is more easy than the last one.
This test is easier than the last one.
This test is easiest than the last one.
This test is most easy than the last one.
Marco Polo traveled with his family frequently from Europe to Asia (a) he spent more than seventeen years living in China.
I like playing the guitar, ........ often go to the guitar club.
and
or
but
so
He didn’t bring a map, ........... he got lost.
and
or
but
so
I want to buy a car, ........... I have little money.
and
or
but
so
Cindy: Do you like coffee ............ orange juice?
Bob: Coffee.
and
but
or
I am an only child. I don't have any brothers............sisters.
and
but
or
I start school at 7:15 ______ sometimes I am late.
or
and
but
I have a snack at 9:15. I take from home _____ I buy at school.
and
or
but
He knew not to look at his friend's test (a) (after/before/until) the teacher wasn't looking.
Reorder the following to make a sentence that has "before" in the middle.
She
cried
before
going
out
Reorder the following to make a sentence that has "after" at the beginning.
After
they
lost
she
cried
Choose the sentence(s) that is/are written correctly:
After I finished my homework, I watched the late movie.
After I finished my homework. I watched the late movie.
After I finished my homework I watched the late movie.
I watched the late movie after I finished my homework.
I like to drink both coffee ______ tea.
and
but
or
I like to read comics ________ novels.
and
but
or
I like chocolate ice cream ________ my sister likes vanilla.
and
but
or
Do you like cycling _______ playing badminton?
and
but
or
My grandmother likes to plant orchids _______ she does not like to plant roses in her garden.
and
but
or
They wanted to play football _______the field was closed.
and
but
or
I tried to catch the hen ______ it ran away.
and
but
or
The bus stopped __ the man got off.
a. and
b. but
c. or
We stayed at home __ ate there.
a. and
b. but
c. or
Do you want tea ___ coffee?
a. and
b. but
c. or
I enjoy visiting many different countries ___ I don't want to live overseas.
a. and
b. but
c. or
I can't remember his phone number ___ I know he lives in Shau Kei Wan.
a. and
b. but
c. or
Would you like meat ___ vegetables for lunch?
a. and
b. but
c. or
My father likes football ___ he doesn't like basketball.
a. and
b. but
c. or
I wanted to buy a newspaper ___ didn't have enough money.
And
Or
But
I manage to try all three cakes for today's party - the lemon cream cake, the raspberry cheese cake ______ also the chocolate cake! Yum!
and
but
or
I like chocolate ice cream ________ my sister likes vanilla. So we always get two different cones to suit our unique tastes.
and
but
or
Grandma likes bananas _____ she doesn't like apples, probably because apples are rather hard to her. I better prepare some fruit slices next time.
and
but
or
I usually have milk ______ juice for breakfast. Either one goes well with my favourite toasts.
and
but
or
Ruby can dance ..........fight very well.
and
but
or
Dr Shelly can read maps ............compass well.
and
but
or
Moose can´t run fast ...........eat cake.
and
or
but
I know him ______ he does not know me.
and
or
but
He stood up ______ walked out of the classroom.
and
or
but
I joined a triathlon last week. I completed in swimming, cycling ______ running.
and
or
but
