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WorksheetsUNIT 1 GRAMMAR REVISION
Total questions: 178
Worksheet time: 2hrs 41mins
Complete with the correct form of be or have (got): Emily ____ always elegant. She ____ a lot of nice clothes.
are; has got
is; have got
has; is got
is; has got
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence using have got or is: This lovely flat ____ got a comfortable living room and a modern kitchen.
is
has
have got
has got
Choose the correct verb to complete the Present Simple sentence: "He often __________ a late night."
goes
makes
does
has
Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: We __________ yoga three times a week.
are doing
do
doing
does
Select the best option to complete the dialogue using the correct tense: 'How often __________ to the gym?' 'He __________ very often.'
has your brother gone; hasn't gone
does your brother go; doesn't go
is your brother going; isn't going
do your brother go; don't go
Choose the correct adverb form to complete the sentence: She plays the piano ________ (wonderful).
wonder
wonderful
wonderfully
wondrously
Select the option that correctly uses an adverb of manner rather than an adjective: The river flows ________ the city.
nearest
near
nearly
nearness
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence with an adverb of manner: "I was surprised how ______ I made new friends here."
easy
easily
easefully
Select the correct comparative or superlative form: "February is the ______ month of the year."
more short
shortest
short
most short
Transform using a comparative form: Gold is more valuable than silver. Choose the correct equivalent sentence.
Silver is as valuable as gold.
Gold is the least valuable metal.
Silver is less valuable than gold.
Silver has the most value.
Complete the sentence with the best option: The movie wasn't __________ good as everyone said it was.
as
so
such
too
Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: "It was ____ difficult exam that nobody passed."
so
such an
such
so much
Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence using a comparative with an appropriate modifier: “The new model costs €50,000 while the old one costs €20,000 — it’s ______ more expensive.”
just
a lot
nearly
slightly
a bit
Look! That’s Susan over there. She (wear) (a) jeans today!
She usually (wear) ___ skirts but she (look) ___ nice in jeans.
(a)
‘What (you / think) ___ of my new dress?’ ‘Well, I (like) ___ it, but it’s a bit too tight, isn’t it?’
(a)
‘What (you / look) ___ for?’ ‘I (look) ___ for my gold necklace. I can’t find it anywhere.’
(a)
Vegans (not / wear) (a) leather items of clothing.
It’s 7.00 in the morning. Ted is still at home. He (get) (a) dressed at the moment.
What (you / study) (a) in this period?
Mr Gordon (always / complain) (a) about his job.
Hello! This is Peter. (I / disturb) (a) you?
What (you / do) ___? – I (relax) ___ on the sofa.
(a)
When (Peter / leave) (a) for his holidays?
Susan (not / have) (a) a shower at the moment.
You (interrupt) (a) me all the time!
Mary (always / worry) (a) about something.
What (she / do) (a) ? – She is a film director.
What (you / do) ___? – I (have) ___ lunch.
(a)
We (go) (a) to school every day, except on Sundays, of course.
Look! That's Peter over there. What (he / do) (a) ?
It's 10 o'clock and Mrs Gordon is at the bus stop. She (wait) (a) for the bus.
When I haven't got any homework to do, I usually (play) (a) video games.
What (you / like) (a) doing in your spare time?
Lucy and her father (argue) (a) all the time!
It (snow) (a) a lot in winter in my country.
I often (play) (a) video games with my friend Tom.
My girlfriend and I hate soap operas. We never (watch) (a) them.
Leo (love) (a) comics. His favourite is Spiderman.
What (you / usually / do) (a) at weekends?
Mark is busy at the moment. He (play) (a) video games online with a friend.
‘How often (your brother / go) ___ to the gym?’ ‘He (not / go) ___ very often.’
(a)
‘(You / ever / go) ___ swimming?’ ‘No, I don't. I (not / like) ___ water sports.’
(a)
My brother is a very active person. He (practise) (a) a lot of sports.
Listen! Tom (play) (a) the piano. He's an excellent pianist.
I (do) ___ yoga at least three times a week. It really (relax) ___ me.
(a)
My brother (wash) (a) his car once a week.
Jenny is in her bedroom. She (listen) (a) to a new album.
Where are your friends? (they / play) (a) cards in the sitting room?
Look! It (snow) (a) .
It usually (rain) (a) a lot in England.
Hello, Peter. What (you / do) (a) here?
far less than
as much time as I expected
a little busier than
by far the worst
far least
far less
far much
lately
Today she looks ___________ prettier than usual.
nearly
even
way
by far
I met Brian ____________ than 10 minutes ago.
less
least
I met Brian __________ than 10 minutes ago.
some later
no further
This is one of __________________ cities in the world.
the more well-known
the most well-known
the best-known
the wellest - known
This city has some of ________ buildings on Earth.
the most famous
as famous
just
easily
far
such
Is Henry ___ than Kim?
elderly
far less
older than
the oldest
elder
many
a little
Yours is _______ model.
farther the last
by far the latest
far later
by far the last
so hard
such hard
Elena is ____________ of the two.
smarter
the smarter
the smartest
the more smartly
the most smartly
The weather is getting __________
more hot and more hot
always less
much
a lot
much more
by far the most
most
I’ll make fewer mistakes in __________ tests.
the nearest
the next
the latest
the latter
Lola runs ________________ than Kyle.
slowlier
She can swim _________ than he can.
way faster
just faster
more faster
nearly faster
good
well
lot
She’s _______________ girl in my class.
the most annoying girl
the most girl annoying
the more annoying girl
the girl most annoying
That’s _____________ best pub in the city.
far the best
the easily best
by far the best
the very best
easily the best
far
a few
as small
We’ve got _________________ space than most houses.
much more
much a lot
safe / safely / quick
safely / safe / quickly
elderly / highly / lonely / alone
lively / daily / monthly / near / lone
live / daily / monthly / nearly / lone
elderly / motherly / pretty / far / weekly
elderly / mother / pretty / far / week
elderly / mother / pretty / farly / weekly
She _________________ (successful) finished the course.
successful
success
successfuli
successfully
Ben started shouting _________________ (angry)
angri
angry
agryly
angrily
She sang _________________ (happy)
happy
happyli
happyly
happily
I speak English ____________ now than last year.
fluenter
more fluently
more fluent
fluentlier
This girl dances __________________ of all.
most gracefully
gracefullest
gracefullier
most graceful
She smiled __________________ than before.
most happily
more happy
happier
more happily
Could you write _________________?
clearer
more clearly
more clear
clearlier
Planes can fly _________________ than birds.
highlier
more highly
more higher
higher
He had an accident last year. Now, he drives ________________ than before.
carefuller
more careful
more carefully
carefullier
He worked __________________ than ever before.
hardly
more hard
harder
hardlier
Our team played ________________ of all.
the worst
the worse
the more worst
the more badly
Martha arrived _____ than Jonah because she woke up late.
late
later
latest
more late
Kassandra slept _____ last night because she slept early.
well
good
better
best
Josephine does her work the _____ among all her friends.
careful
carefully
more carefully
most carefully
Catriona walks the _____ among all the other contestants.
elegant
elegantly
more elegantly
most elegantly
Kitti speaks English ...
more fluently than I.
fluenter than I do.
more fluently than them.
more clearly then us.
Janka can draw as ... as her sister.
well
better
best
beautifull
We must reach our destination no _______ than 7 o’clock.
late
later
more late
We answered all the questions (a) (well) than the other students.
The Spanish athlete ran (a) (fast) than the other runners.
I work overtime (a) (far / frequently) than my colleagues.
The (a) (soon) we start, the earlier we can finish.
Can you come back (a) (a bit / late)?
There are ___________ motocycles in Taipei than in London.
much less
many fewer
few
many more
much more
Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means the same as the sentence printed before it.
Haven’t you got any cheaper televisions ?
→ Are these (a) you have?
Complete the sentence using the given prompt:
Mount Everest (a) (high) mountain in the world.
Complete the sentence using the given prompt:
The cheetah (a) (fast) animal in the world.
Complete the sentence using the given prompt:
Asia (a) (big) continent in the world.
I didn’t like this book at first, but it’s getting _____.
the more and the more interesting
more interesting and more interesting
more and more interesting
The ____ you try to save water, the ____ you will do.
hard - better
more - good
harder - more successfully
_____ you sunbathe in the morning, _____ it is for your skin.
The earlier - the less dangerous
The more early - the more dangerous
The earlyer - the less dangerous
The earliest - the less dangerous
The earlyest - the least dangerous
...... education you get,...... your salary will be.
the less/the longer
the less/ the higher
the better/the longer
the more/the higher
..... people work ,...... time they spend with their families.
The lower/the more
The longer/the better
The less/The more
The fewer \the less
The more you pay ... the quality is.
the more good
the better
better
badly
... you drive, the more gas the car uses.
Faster
The faster
The more fast
The more
....... the health-care system,......people live
the worst/the fewer
the more good/the more long
the better/the longer
the more/the higher
Choose the sentence which means the same as this one below
I learn a lot, but I cannot remember anything.
I learn more and more and remember more and more
The less I learn, the more I remember.
The more I learn, the less I remember.
I remember not only what I have learnt.
Choose the sentence which means the same as this one below
As I get older, I want to travel less.
I’m getting older and older, so I don’t want to travel more.
The more I get old, the less I want to travel.
I don’t want to travel because of my old age.
The older I get, the less I want to travel.
Alex is ____________ the best swimmer in our team.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
We had an excellent time in India and as a result we want to go back next winter. = We had (a) in India that we want to go back next winter.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
The climb was less difficult than I had feared. = The climb was (a) I had feared.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
As the village becomes more popular, it seems increasingly less authentic to me. = The more popular the village becomes, (a) it seems to me.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
These apples aren't as tasty as the ones Lizzie bought.
THAN
The apples Lizzie bought (a)
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
The massacre was among the most despicable episodes in the regiment's history.
ONE
The massacre was (a) in the regiment's history.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
Mike's essay wasn't as bad ad the others. = [THE] Mike's essay (a)
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
That was easily the most ridiculous story I've ever heard. = [BY] That was (a) I've ever heard.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
My test score wasn't as bad as I had feared. = [SUCH] It wasn't (a) I had feared.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
If you keep picking that spot it will get worse. = [MORE] The (a) it will get.
Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one.
She is slightly angry but she is very disappointed. = [THAN] She is (a)
Karina isn't ______________________ she used to be.
so dedicate a student as
as dedicated a student as
such a dedicated student as
Such dedicated a student as
Lilian and Jane aren't _____________________ Lucy.
so short that
so short as
as shorter than
as short as
Rafael isn't ______________ Daniel.
so smart as
as smarter as
as smart as
such smart as
England and Italy aren't ________________________ they used to be.
as beautiful contries as
such a beautiful countries as
such beautiful countries as
I'm not as dedicated a fan of the band .......... I was when I was younger.
like
as
than
of
My bed is comfortable, I slept .... a log last night.
such as
as
like
Is it OK to use my date of birth .... my PIN number?
like
as
such as
___________ the other students, he finds it a bit difficult to get to lectures early in the morning.
like
as
She often plays sports, _________ tennis or football.
like
as
Your perfume smells __________ flowers.
like
as
how
The _______ careful a student is, the ________ mistakes he/she makes.
less / few
more / fewer
more / less
less / less
Of course, you can come to the party. The ____ (more) the ______ (merry) .
(a)
__________ a manager, my job is to do things __________ make decisions and go to meetings
Like; as
As; like
Like; like
As; as
-There are more people in my town than in yours. AS
*There are (a) in your town than in mine. (4 words)
-You are a little taller than me, but just a little. ALMOST
*I am (a) you. ) (4 words)
