A) Choose the present perfect or past simple:

1. I _________________ (see) three police cars this morning (it’s still morning).

2. After he _________________ (arrive) home, he _________________

(unpack) and _________________ (go) to bed early.

3. A: What’s wrong?

B: I _________________ (break) a glass!

4. My grandparents only _________________ (know) each other for a few months before they
_________________ (get) married.

5. I _________________ (be) in London for three years. I love it here.

6. We _________________ (meet) Julie last night.

7. He _________________ (be) a teacher before he _________________ (become) a musician.

8. When the boss _________________ (walk) into the room, we _________________ (know)
someone was going to get fired.

9. The children _________________ (break) a window in the school last week.

10. He _________________ (see) that film last year.

B) Fill in the gaps with just, already, yet.

1) Jim sends his love. I’ve _______________ seen him in the high street.

2) We can’t have chips again. We’ve _______________ had them three times this week.

3) I haven’t phoned Begonia _______________. I will do it when I get back from work.

4) Billy: Do you know anything about Sally?

Betty: Oh, she is fine. I’ve _______________ spoken to her on the phone.

5) Monica says she’s _______________ this minute caught the train, so she’ll be here in 30 minutes.

6) We’re planning to go to a concert on Friday but we haven’t bought the tickets _______________.

7) Bill: I have finished using the computer if you want to go online.

Ted: No, thanks. I’ve _______________ checked my email today.

8) Have you finished your homework _______________?

9) I have _____________ heard that Mr.Brown had an accident. His wife called me a minute ago.
C) Fill in the gaps with the verbs in the brackets using be going to or present continuous.

1) Jack and I ______________________________ (meet up) in London this Saturday.

2) Sam ______________________________ (tavel) around Thailand this autumn.

3) Jane ______________________________ (start) wiritng a blog soon.

4) John ______________________________ (play) in a concert this Sunday night.

5) Maggie ______________________________ (spend) a year in South Korea teaching English.

6) Sue and Carlos ______________________________ (get) solar panels for their house.

7) Helen ______________________________ (meet) her old school friends on Friday.

8) I ______________________________ (go) to the doctor’s on Thursday.

9) Sorry, I can’t go on Sunday. I ______________________________ (visit) my grandparents.

10) We ______________________________ (have) dinner with old friends tonight.

D) Complete the sentences with I will (I’ll), Shall I or Shall we.

1) A: I'm hungry.

B: ___________ make some bacon and eggs.

2) I hope _________ see you again one day.

3) A: ___________ go to a restaurant tonight?

B: Yes. That's a great idea.

4) I don't think _________ go out this weekend. I'm very tired.

5) ___________ always love you.

6) A: It's very hot in this room.

B: _____________ open the windows?

7) A: _____________ have a barbecue on Saturday?

B: That's an excellent idea! Who shall we invite?

8) You look thirsty. ___________ get you a drink?

9) A: Did you talk to Laura?

B: Oh no, I forgot. _____________ call her now.

E) Fill in the gaps with can/ can’t, must/ mustn’t, have to /don’t have to.

1. At our school we __________ wear a uniform.

2. I’m very tall, so I _____________ play basketball.

3. She is a small baby. She _____________ eat meat, but she ___________ drink milk.

4. - Students _________ listen to the teacher or they won’t understand.

5. You __________ come with us if you don’t want to.

6. Every player in a football team __________ have a number.

7. Caroline, your friend _____________ stay at our home if they want to. They’re perfectly welcome.

8. Important! You _____________ keep your personal belongings with you at all times.

9. My wife _________________ go to work today. It’s a holiday.

10. We ______________ pick the flowers in the park. It’s forbidden.

11. The policeman: You ______________ park that car there. It’s a no-parking zone.

12. - Soldiers ____________ obey orders.

F) Fill in the gaps with the correct form of adjectives in comparative, superlative, and as … as.

1) In Canada, January is _________________March. (cold)

2) Bob told ______________ story last night. I couldn’t stop laughing. (funny)

3) I think that good health is _________________money. (important)

4) Please give me your recipe. That is ________________________cake I’ve ever eaten. (delicious)

5) The red bike and the blue one both cost 40 dollars. So, the red bike is ________________the blue
bike. (cheap)

6) You look _____________________the last time I saw you. Have you lost weight? (thin)

7) He is ______________________speaker I have ever heard. Half of the audience fell asleep during
his speech. (boring)

8) Doctors suggest drinking fruit juice instead of coke, because coke isn’t __________________fruit
juice. (healthy)

G) Rewrite the sentences in the passive voice. (don’t include the doer)

1) They show the paintings at the exhibition every week.

_________________________________________________________
2) You never watered these plants.

_________________________________________________________

3) Mason and Lucas read story books every day.

_________________________________________________________

4) Mr.Ward sold a pink car yesterday morning.

_________________________________________________________

5) She drank two bottles of water ten minutes ago.

________________________________________________________

6) Maisie takes a lot of nature photos at weekends.

________________________________________________________.

H) Complete the sentences below with ‘for or ‘since’.

1) Kate has lived here __________ 2012.

2) It has been raining __________ a long time.

3) The TV has been on __________ five o’clock.

4) I have wanted to be a doctor __________ I was a kid.

5) Sam has studied at this college __________ only a week.

6) The telephone has been ringing __________ a few minutes

7. I haven’t seen my friend __________ last week.

8. Maria and Eduardo have been married __________ three months.

I) Respond to the following situations. Use the first or second conditional sentences.

1) My sister is ill. She won't go out.

If my sister wasn't ill, she ........................... out.

2) I won't cook for you. I'll be busy at the weekend.

I won't cook for you if I ...................... busy at the weekend.

3) Won't he drink anything? He'll be thirsty.

If he .................................... anything, he'll be thirsty.

4) I don't have a driving licence. I can't drive you there.

If I ................... a driving licence, I could drive you there.

5) Try this meal. You will like it.

If you ..................... this meal, you will like it.

6) I feel so tired because I don't sleep well.

I .............................. so tired if I slept well.

7) I don't know how to do it. I can't help you.

I could help you if I .................... how to do it.

J) Gerund or Infinitive – Fill in the correct form.

1) He has always been afraid of __________________. (fly)

2) My friend was happy __________________ me at the party. (see)

3) She didn’t expected this task __________________ so difficult. (be)

4) Paul gave up __________________ five years ago. (smoke)

5) I always enjoy ______________ to my grandfather. He always tells me great stories. (talk)

6) Don’t you mind ____________ away from your family for such a long time? (be)

7) We learned how ________________ at the age of 6. (read)

8) They decided ___________________ tennis in the afternoon. (play)

9) George can’t concentrate on _____________________ because of the noise. (study)

10) They were too lazy _________________ out with us. (go)

K) Rewrite the sentences using too and enough.

1) This handwriting is very bad and I can’t understand it

This handwriting is ......................................................................................

2) I’m very fat and I can’t wear this dress any longer

I’m ................................................................................................................

3) I’ve only got a little money. I won’t be able to buy him the present I’d like

I haven’t got .........................................................................................................

4) This exercise is quite easy. I think I can do it.

This exercise is ..........................................................................................

5) Kevin can’t wear these shoes because they aren’t very big.

These shoes……………………………………………………………………………………………………

6) I can’t make a cake because I haven’t got many eggs.

I don’t have ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………