Use the PAST SIMPLE or PAST CONTINUOUS / PAST PROGRESSIVE to complete the sentences in the following exercises. Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Choose the correct form of the verb in the past simple or past continuous to complete the gaps in the sentences. Exercise 2: Complete the gap story Write the correct form of the verb in the Past Simple or … Read More
Whoever, whatever, whichever, however, etc Exercise
Whoever, whatever, whichever, however, whenever, wherever Exercise Choose the correct answer the complete the sentences in the multiple choice exercise below:
What or Which Relative Pronouns Exercise
Use WHAT or WHICH to complete the sentences in the exercises below. Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks in the sentences using WHAT or WHICH
Verbs With 2 Objects Exercise
Verbs With 2 Objects Exercise Multiple ChoiceComplete the sentences with the correct answer. 1 / 41 Please buy…(some food / the cats). some food for the cats. for the cats some food. 2 / 41 Could you get... (some chocolates / her)? her some chocolates / some chocolates for her. for her some chocolates. 3 / 41 Is this question ... Read More
Stative vs Dynamic Verbs Exercise
Stative vs Dynamic Verbs Exercise Multiple Choice ExerciseChoose the Stative or Dynamic form of the verb to complete the sentences. 1 / 30 The doctor told him that he _____ (need) to exercise more. is needing needs 2 / 30 He ______ (remember) riding his bike to school when he was a child. is remembering remembers 3 / 30 Who____ ... Read More
Subject Object Questions Exercise
What are SUBJECT & OBJECT Questions? SUBJECT Questions: The answer is the SUBJECT of the sentence. Example: WHO hit you? MARK hit me. OBJECT Questions: The answer is the OBJECT of the sentence. Example: Who did you hit? I hit MARK. Exercise 1: IDENTIFYING SUBJECT OBJECT QUESTIONS In the following multiple choice exercise choose whether the question is asking for … Read More
First, Second & Third Conditional Sentences
Complete the following sentences…. Mixed Conditional Sentences If you didn’t drink so much coke…… If you lost your phone… If you aren’t feeling better in the morning…. If you had woken up earlier this morning… If the door is locked… If I work really hard… If I had never met you… If I were a man / woman… If there … Read More
Third Conditional Exercises
Third Conditional Exercises Choose the best form of the verb to complete the gaps in the sentences. 1 / 20 I wouldn’t have gone with him if I (know) what a bad driver he is. would have known had known 2 / 20 If I (know) that you were coming I'd have baked a cake. would have known had known ... Read More
FIRST CONDITIONAL EXERCISES
1st Conditional Exercise 1: Multiple Choice 1st Conditional Exercise 2: Complete the Gap 1st Conditional Exercise 3: Multiple Choice 1st Conditional Exercise 4: Multiple Choice RELATED EXERCISES If vs When Exercises
Gerund, Infinitive or Participle Exercises
Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks Exercise 3: Fill in the blanks