Worksheetsағылшын 51-100
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
Hurry up! We haven’t got … time.
much
many
a lot of
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
Do you travel a lot? Have you been to … countries?
many
much
a lot of
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
I like reading. I have … books.
a lot of
much
many
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
We enjoyed our visit to the museum. We saw … interesting things.
a lot of
much
many
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
This road is very dangerous. There are … accidents.
a lot of
much
many
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
We enjoyed our holiday. We had … fun.
a lot of
much
many
a few
a little
Complete the sentences. Use much, many or a lot of.
It took me a long time to drive here. There was … traffic.
a lot of
much
many
a few
a little
Choose the right variant of verb to be.
I … at home yesterday evening.
was
were
been
is
am
Choose the right variant of verb to be.
My sisters … in the cinema two hours ago.
were
was
been
am
are
Choose the right variant of verb to be.
My neighbor … in Greece last year.
was
were
is
been
are
Choose the right variant of verb to be.
Our colleagues … in conference last week.
were
been
was
am
are
Choose the right variant of verb to be.
The film … rubbish yesterday.
was
were
been
are
is
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
This room … cleaned every day.
is
were
was
been
are
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
Butter… made from milk.
is
were
are
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
Oranges … imported into British.
are
is
was
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
I … never invited to parties.
am
were
been
is
are
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
Glass … made from sand.
is
been
are
were
am
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
This house … build 100 years ago.
was
were
been
am
is
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
Somebody broke our house, but nothing … stolen.
was
were
is
are
been
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
My rooms … cleaned yesterday.
were
are
is
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
When … the bicycle invented?
was
were
is
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be in Passive.
… your wallet stolen in the bus last night?
was
were
are
is
been
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
When I … a child, I… afraid of dogs.
was/was
was/were
were/was
was/been
-/was
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
We … hungry after the journey, but we … tired.
were/weren’t
was/wasn’t
was/isn’t
-/wasn’t
-/weren’t
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
The weather… nice, when we… on holiday.
was/were
was/was
were/were
were/was
-/was
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
Yesterday … a public holiday, so the banks … closed.
was/were
were/was
was/was
no answer
-/was
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
Sarah … at work yesterday, because she … ill.
wasn’t/was
weren’t/were
weren’t/was
weren’t/-
wasn’t/-
Put the right variant of verb to be.
Today the weather … nice, but yesterday it … cold.
is/was
is/is
was/were
was/was
-/-
Put the right variant of verb to be.
Last year she … 22, so she … 23 now
was/is
is/was
was/were
were/were
is/were
Put the right variant of verb to be.
Where … the children? They… here 5 minutes ago!
are/were
are/are
is/was
were/are
-/were
Put the right variant of verb to be.
My bag … on the table half an hour ago and there … there now.
was/isn’t
is/wasn’t
were/weren’t
were/wasn’t
are/wasn’t
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … some meet in the fridge get it out, please!
is
are
were
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … a lot of petrol in a car. I think it won’t run out soon.
is
are
were
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be.
… there any eggs? - I want to have breakfast.
are
is
am
been
was
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … my passport on the shelf. Can you bring me it?
is
were
been
am
weren’t
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … some money in my pocked yesterday. I think I lost them somewhere
was
is
were
are
been
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … some new magazines on the table yesterday. Have you seen them?
were
was
am
been
is
Put the right variant of verb to be in Past Simple.
Samantha … at work yesterday, because she … ill.
wasn’t/was
weren’t/were
weren’t/was
weren’t/-
wasn’t/-
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There … a lot of petrol in a car. I think it won’t run out soon
is
are
were
been
am
Put the right variant of verb to be.
There… some money in my pocked yesterday. I think I lost them somewhere.
was
is
were
are
been
Use the Present simple.
She (smile) and (show) us a photo of her twin boys.
smiles/shows
smiled/shows
smiles/showed
smile/show
smile/shown
Use the Present simple.
She (look) like a kind woman.
looks
look
lookes
looked
to look
Put the words in order.
the door/ opened/I/slowly
I opened the door slowly
opened I door the slowly
the door slowly opened I
slowly the door I opened
I slowly the door opened
Put the words in order.
a new laptop / I /last week/ bought
I bought a new laptop last week
laptop last week I bought a new
a new laptop I bought week last
last week I bought laptop a new
I a new laptop last bought week
Put the words in order.
to work/every day/ walks/ Lisa
Lisa walks to work every day.
walks Lisa to work every day.
work every day Lisa walks to
every day Lisa to work walks.
Lisa every day to walks work.
Put the words in order.
football / don’t like/ very much / I
I don’t like football very much
I don’t football like very much
I football don’t very much like
football don’t like I very much
I like don’t very much football
Put the words in order.
to the cinema / tomorrow evening / are you going?
Are you going to the cinema tomorrow evening?
Are you going tomorrow to the cinema evening?
Tomorrow evening are you going cinema to the?
To the cinema tomorrow are you going evening?
Evening tomorrow are you going to the cinema?
Put the words in order.
In September / Dana/ to university / is going
Dana is going to university in September
In September to university Dana is going
Dana in September is to university going
To university is Dana going in September
Is going to Dana in university September
Put the words in order.
did you buy/ in city shop/ that jacket?
Did you buy that jacket in city shop?
Buy did you that jacket in city shop?
Did you bought that jacket in city shop?
In city shop did buy you that jacket?
That jacket did you buy in city shop?
Make questions. Present Simple (Do/Does)
you / to speak / English?
Do you speak English?
Does you speak English?
Does you speaks English?
Done you speak English?
Do your speaks English?
