Fill in “he”, “she”, “it”, “we”, “you” or “they”

1. bed IT   nose IT                    11. George HE
2. doors THEY John  HE                     12. You and Ann YOU
3. Susan SHE             you and I WE            13. grandmother SHE
4. tables THEY friends THEY                     14. city IT
5. brother HE grandfather HE         15. students THEY

 

Fill in as in the example:

1. They are in the garden.
2. She is at home.
3. It is a nice day.
4. We are
5. I am a student.
6. Ann is an engineer.
7. They are
8. You are
9. Peter is
10. Kaliningrad is

 

Fill in the blanks using “have got” or “has got” as in the example:

I have got a friend. He has got a family.

1. She has got a pen.
2. I have got a new computer.
3. Jim has got a moped.
4. They have got a garden.
5. We have got a big house.
6. You have got many books.
7. Helen has got small car.
8. Ted and Ann have got a boat.
9. It has got
10. My brother has got a bicycle.
11. Her sister has got a dog.
12. Our university has got a good library.
13. Their friends have got a travel agency.
14. His father has got a guitar.
15. Your children have got many games.

Write “There is” or “There are” as in the example:

1. There are swings in the garden.
2. THERE ARE two children.
3. THERE IS a woman.
4. THERE IS a table.
5. THERE ARE two chairs.
6. THERE IS lots of flowers.
7. THERE IS a dog.
8. THERE IS a flowerbed.
9. THERE ARE green bushes.

 

Match the question words with the phrases as in the example

1.    At the library.	A.   Who?	1.    G
2.    8.30 pm.	B.   When?	2.    H
3.    A car.	C.   How much money?	3.    I
4.    Twelve.	D.   How many?	4.    D
5.    Tony.	E.    Why?	5.    A
6.    Because she is clever.	F.    Whose?	6.    E
7.    On Monday.	G.   Where?	7.    B
8.    Ben’s.	H.   What time?	8.    F
9.    $ 27.	I.      What?	9.    C

 

Fill in “Who”, “Whose”, “What”, “When”, “Where”, “Why”, “How much”, “How many”, “What time”.

1. WHAT TIME? At 2.30.
2. WHERE? At the cinema.
3. WHO? The teacher.
4. WHEN? In the morning.
5. WHERE? In the kitchen.
6. WOOSE? My brother’s.
7. WHY? Because it’s cold.
8. WHEN? On Saturday.
9. WHERE? In the classroom.
10. WHERE? At the station.
11. WHAT? A mixer.
12. WHOSE? Sophia’s.
13. WHO? Mary.
14. WHAT TIME? 10 o’clock.
15. WHEN? Next Thursday.
16. HOW MUCH? Four.

• WHOSE John’s.

18. WHERE? In the park.
19. HOW MUCH? $ 45.
20. WHEN? Tomorrow.

 

Read the text and answer the questions.

There is a boy between the two girls. There is a cat under the tree and a bird is flying over the cat’s head. There are some birds among the leaves of the trees. A cyclist is going along the street and an old man is walking across the street.

1. Where is the boy? Between the two girls.
2. Where is the cat? Under the tree.
3. Where is the bird? Over the cat’s head.
4. Where are the birds? Among the leaves of the trees.
5. Where is the cyclist going? Along the street.
6. Where is the old man walking? Across the street.

 

Fill in “at”, “in”, “on” as in the example:

1. on Sunday.
2. IN July.
3. IN 1996.
4. ON March 25^th.
5. ON Friday.
6. IN summer.
7. IN the morning.
8. AT 9 o’clock.
9. ON Christmas.
10. ON September 28^th.
11. ON Wednesday afternoon.
12. IN the evening.
13. IN autumn.
14. ON Monday morning.
15. IN winter.
16. AT noon.

 

Fill in: at, in, on.

1. What time is the seminar? It’s AT 11:00 am IN the morning.
2. Is your birthday IN March? Yes, it’s ON March 15^th.
3. How old were you IN 2003?
4. It’s cold IN winter.
5. Sue’s party is AT 4 o’clock ON Friday.
6. ON Christmas our family has a good time.
7. I often have a nap IN the afternoon.
8. My friend’s birthday is IN June.
9. The supermarket is closed IN Sunday.
10. Where were you AT 7 o’clock yesterday?

 

Fill in: “in”, “on”, “at”.

1) AT the weekend Peter is very busy. 2) ON Saturdays he gets up 3) AT 7 o’clock and he goes for a walk with his dog. They come home 4) AT 8 o’clock and he has breakfast. 5) IN the morning Peter does his homework, then he has lunch 6) AT 1 o’clock. 7) AT 4 o’clock he goes swimming with his friends. 8) IN the winter they go to the swimming pool, but  9) IN the summer they can swim in the sea. 10) AT about 5.30  they say “goodbye” and go home. 11) IN the evening Peter watches TV. His favourite programme is the sports programme 12) AT 8.30 13) IN Saturday evenings. 14) ON Sundays he tidies his room, digs the garden and he sometimes goes to the cinema.

 

Write the third person singular.

1. I cook – He 5. They fly – It FLIES
2. We study – He STUDIES I read – She READS
3. You teach – She TEACHES I buy – He BUYS
4. I do – He DOES I like – She LIKES

 

Complete the sentences as in the example:

She does not speak Italian.

They DO NOT go to work.

We DO NOT swim very well.

He DOES NOT watch TV every day.

You DO NOT live in England.

 

Complete the questions, then answer them as in the example:

1. Do the girls like football? No, they don’t.
2. DOES Jim eat beefburgers? Yes, HE DOES.
3. DO you go to university? Yes, I DO.
4. DOES she tidy her room? Yes, SHE DOES.
5. DO they like bananas? No, THEY DO NOT.
6. DO Ann and Mary visit their grandparents? Yes, THEY DO.
7. DOES your brother get up early? No, HE DOES NOT.
8. DO their friends watch TV? Yes, THEY DO.

 

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple Tense.

Michael Johnson LIVES in America. He IS a famous pop star. He TRAVELS all around the world and SINGS at pop concerts. He COMPOSES his songs too. He also MAKES pop videos. He LIKES staying at home and listening to his records. He sometimes GOES to expensive restaurants with friends. He also READS a lot of books about strange things. Many people SAY he IS a strange man but I LIKE him very much.

 

Add “ing” to the following verbs and put them in the correct column.

Make, begin, hit, sit, shave, drink, play, tie, fly, die, cut, sleep, stroke, meet, take, listen, watch, come, type, drop, visit, fry

+ ing	-ie → y + ing	-e → ing	double consonant + ing
drinking	lying	writing	hitting
PLAYING SLEEPING MEETING LISTENING WATCHING VISITING	TIEYNG FLYING DYING FRYING	MAKING MAKING SHAVING STROKING TAKING COMING TYPING	BEGININNG HITTING SITTING CUTTING DROPPING

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb. Use the Present Continuous Tense.

It is Sunday morning and the family is on the beach.

Mrs. Brown IS SLEEPING under a sun-umbrella. Mr. Brown IS READING a book. Their two daughters ARE SWIMMING in the sea. Their son IS PLAYING with a ball.

It is noon and the family is on the beach.

Look! The two girls ARE RUNNING) towards the boy. Mrs. Brown IS CALLING them. Mr. Brown IS DRINKING some Coke and he IS READING a book.

It is Sunday afternoon and their picnic is ready.

They ARE ENJOING their picnic. They ARE EATING their sandwiches. John IS NOT EATING his sandwich. He IS FEEDING the birds. They ARE HAVING a wonderful day.

 

 

Write the “Past Simple” of the following verbs.

1. open OPENED                               want WANTED
2. love LOVED hurry HURRIED
3. plan PLANNED enjoy ENJOYED
4. empty EMPTIED change CHANGED
5. regret REGRETED push PUSHED
6. try TRIED study STUDIED

 

Put the verbs in the Past Simple Tense.

Yesterday my family and I VISITED my grandparents. My mother HELPED my grandmother in the garden. My father CLEANED the windows outside. My brother and I WATCHED a sports programme on television with my grandfather. Later we WALKED in the garden. Then our mother called us because it was time to go home. Our grandparents KISSED us goodbye and we  RETURNED home. We ARRIVED home at 8 o’clock. Father LOOKED for the key, OPENED our front door and we all WALKED inside.

 

Write what Jean did or didn’t do yesterday.

Jean went shopping yesterday.

Jean didn’t read her book.

 

go shopping	JOE WENT SHOPPING YESTERDAY.
read her book	SHE DIDN’T READ HER BOOK.
feed the cat	SHE FED THE CAT.
speak to her mum	SHE DIDN’T SPEAK TO HER MUM.
call Mary	SHE CALLED MARY.
meet friends	SHE DIDN’T MEET FRIENDS.
visit her grandparents	SHE VISITED HER GRANDPARENTS.
take them a cake	SHE TOOK THEM A CAKE.
drive  back home	SHE DIDN’T DRIVE BACK HOME.

 

Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple Tense.

Bryan Adams comes from Canada. He LEFT school at sixteen and WORKED as a gardener. He STARTED his career as a singer at the age of eighteen. He WORKED hard then. He only BECAME famous in 1987 when he MADE his first album which he CALLED “Reckless” no one HEARD about him for a while, until 1991 when he SANG “Everything I do, I do it for you” which WA a great success. After that he WENT on a world tour. Today, Bryan Adams is back in Canada enjoying his success.

 

 

Fill in “will”, “won’t”, or “shall”.

Jim: SHALL we go to “Snacks” restaurant for lunch?

Mary:  No, you WON’T like the food there. I think you WILL like the new café in York Street.

Jim: O.K. We SHALL take the bus there. SHALL I phone John and ask him if he wants to come?

Mary: I’m sure he WILL want to come, but we SHALL have time to wait for him here.

Jim: SHALL I tell him to meet us there?

Mary: That’s a good idea. Tell him we SHALL meet him outside the café. There WILL be a lot of people so he WILL find us inside.

Jim:  SHALL I tell him to be there in half an hour? WILL that be enough time?

Mary: Yes, I think so.

 

Write what Mrs. Wood has “already” done or not “yet” done.

1.    drink some coffee        ˅	6. iron the clothes       ˅
2.    clean the floor	7. tidy the kitchen
3.    wash up the dishes      ˅	8. have breakfast        ˅
4.    water the plants           ˅	9.    vacuum clean the carpets
5.    do the shopping	10. take the dog for a walk      ˅

She has already drunk some coffee.

She hasn’t cleaned the floor yet.

She has already washed up the dishes.

She has already watered the plants.

She hasn’t done the shopping yet.

She has already ironed the clothes.

She hasn’t tidied the kitchen yet.

She has already had breakfast.

She hasn’t vacuumed clean the carpet yet.

She has alrady taken the dog for a walk.

Ask and answer as in the example:

Name	visit / Brazil	play / the guitar	climb / a mountain	see / a crocodile	ride / a camel
Mary		˅		˅	˅
Tony	˅		˅	˅
You

 

     Has Mary ever visited Brazil? No, she hasn’t. Has Mary played the guitar? Yes, she has.

Has Mary climbed a mountain? No, she hasn’t.

Has Mary seen a crocodile? Yes, she has.

Has Mary ridden a camel? Yes, she has.

Has Tony visited Brazil? Yes, he has.

Has Tony played the guitar? No, he hasn’t.

Has Tony climbed a mountain? Yes, he has.

Has Tony seen a crocodile? Yes, he has.

Has Tony ridden a camel? No, he hasn’t.

Have you visited Brazil? Yes, I have.

Have you played the guitar? Yes, I have.

Have you climbed a mountain? Yes, I have.

Have you seen a crocodile? Yes, I have.

Have you ridden a camel? Yes, I have.

 

Put the verbs into the “Past Simple” or “Present Perfect”.

1. I haven’t finished (not finish) my homework yet.
2. We HAVEN’T SEEN him since he LEFT school.
3. We WENT to bed very early last night because we WERE tired.
4. They MOVED to London two years ago.
5. She HASN’T RUNG me since Tuesday.
6. I HAVE JUST SEEN a very interesting programme on TV.
7. Laura HAS NEVER BEEN to France.
8. I SAW my old friend last week.
9. I HAVEN’T BEEN to a disco for months.
10. My little sister HASN’T LEARNT to read yet.

How are music videos made? Turn the following sentences into the Present Simple Passive.

1. The music producer chooses the song for the music video.
2. A director directs the music video.
3. A camera man shoots the video.
4. A singer or band sings the song.
5. The music company produces the music video.

 

6. The song for the music video is chosen by the music producer.
7. The music video is directed by a director.
8. The video is shot by a camera man.
9. The song is sung by a singer or band sings.
10. The music video is produced by the music company.

 

Put the verbs inn brackets into the Past Simple Passive

Two men were seen breaking into a house last night. The police was called and one man was caught quickly. The other escaped but he  was found soon after. Both men were taken to the police station where they were questioned by a police officer. The two men were charged with burglary.