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• He played / plays the piano beautifully at the recital. A. played B. ...
• There were / was many people at the event last night. A. were ...
• The bicycle is slower / slowest than the motorcycle. A. slower B. slowest ...
• The mountain is higher / highest than the hill. A. higher B. highest ...
• She baked / bake cookies for the party last weekend. A. baked B. ...
• We are going to visit / visited the museum tomorrow. A. visit B. ...
• She sang / sings beautifully in the school concert last night. A. sang ...
• They were / are at the park in the afternoon. A. were B. ...
• The pizza is the best / better meal on the menu. A. best ...
• There are / is two cats in the garden. A. are B. is ...
• The book is more / most interesting than the movie. A. more B. ...
• The new tablet is the least / less expensive of all the devices. A. ...
• There are / is several options to choose from in the catalog. A. are ...
• She ran / run five miles last Saturday. A. ran B. run
• There was / were a large crowd at the concert. A. was B. ...
• She is going to buy / bought a new dress for the party. A. ...
• The movie was / is more interesting than the book. A. was B. ...
• They traveled / travel to Japan during their vacation. A. traveled B. travel ...
• The laptop was / is heavier than the tablet. A. was B. is ...
• He was / is at the library yesterday. A. was B. is ...
• We're __________ watch a film tonight. A. will B. might C. going to ...
• To talk about future plans we use... A. will B. might C. be ...
• _________ it rains, we will go to the beach A. If B. Unless ...
• __________ you don't study, you won't be able to go to university. A. If ...
• To talk about possibilities in the future, we use... A. will B. might ...
• I talked to my sister. We __________ meet for lunch tomorrow. A. will ...
• I won't win the race if I _________ . A. won't train B. ...
• I'm not sure, but I _______________ get married. A. will B. might ...
• He __________ get a job after he leaves school, but he isn't sure yet. ...
• My brother will get ill __________ he doesn't start looking after himself. A. If ...
• To talk about future predictions we use... A. will B. might C. be ...
• To introduce the condition we use... A. If - Unless + present simple ...
• To introduce the result we use... A. If - Unless + present simple ...
• If we run, we __________ the next bus. A. will catch B. catch ...
• We use the First Conditional to talk about... A. an imaginary situation B. ...
• I think I __________ learn how to play the guitar, or maybe the piano. ...
• There are some clouds in the sky. It __________ probably rain later A. will ...
• My father . . . . . teaching at 10 a.m tomorrow. A. is ...
• The dogs ________ in the garden. A. do sleep B. sleeps C. sleep ...
• Andrea ... maths. A. isn't like B. don't like C. doesn't like ...
• William ... his grandparents last weekend. A. visit B. visits C. visited ...
• I......................to the cinema A. going to B. will go C. go D. am ...
• The kids look so energetic. They ... tired A. do not B. are ...
• It ... tomorrow. A. rain B. rains C. does not rain D. will ...
• I need an umbrella because it’s ……………… right now. A. rain B. rains ...
• ... dance at the party last night ? A. Are you B. Do ...
• We ... to the museum yesterday. A. go B. goes C. went ...
• Jane ... an hour ago. A. arrive B. arrives C. arrived D. will ...
• Our neighbours ... their next holidays in Bandung. A. spend B. spent ...
• I think I ... to another town. A. move B. moved C. are ...
• Susan and Susanna …….. writing poems for an English subject. A. is B. ...
• I ... on holiday last week. A. am B. were C. will be ...
• I ____ (study) for the exam for three hours. A. Studied B. Study ...
• Last night we ____ (walk) to the cinema. A. Walk B. Walked ...
• I promise I ... late. A. will B. am C. do not ...
• She ... her homework now A. was doing B. will be doing ...
• Dan ____ (not/work) last week. A. Didn't work B. Don't work C. Work ...
• Claudia _______ (not read) everyday A. don´t read B. isn´t read C. doesn´t ...
• We ... to the museum yesterday. A. go B. goes C. went ...
• ... wrong? A. Do I B. Does I C. Am I D. Will ...
• My dad ... a tree house for us in two months. A. build ...
• Sorry, I ... coffee. A. am not drinking B. do not drink ...
• I ____ (dream) I could fly last night. A. I dream I could ...
• Imagine William is faced with a fun challenge - which scenario below shows him expressing ...
• Hey there! Can you help me out with this exciting question? When should Zoe use ...
• Can you guess which negative request is being made by Charlotte? A. Charlotte can't ...
• Hey there! How can 'can' assist you in making requests? A. By adding 'can' ...
• Charlotte is in a pickle and needs your help! How would she politely ask for ...
• When should Isla use 'may' for formal requests? A. When Mason is making informal ...
• How can Benjamin make a friendly request in a formal setting? A. Shall Benjamin ...
• Which negative statement below is related to a party that Evelyn can't attend? A. ...
• Hey there! Can you help me understand the magic behind using 'can' for making requests? ...
• Hey there! Can you tell me why 'could' is like the superhero of making requests? ...
• How can Isla politely request for your assistance in a formal setting? A. Could ...
• Oliver, Hannah, and Maya are teaming up for an exciting language challenge! How can they ...
• When does Grace use 'can't' to express inability? A. When the action is optional ...
• Hey there! When should Rohan use 'can' in a request? A. When suggesting something ...
• Hey there! Can you tell me why 'could' is like a magic word when it ...
• Hey there! Let's have some fun with a quick game of 'Can't'! In which situation ...
• Hey there! How does the use of 'can' differ from 'could' when making requests? ...
• Imagine Sophia, Jackson, and Maya are having a delightful dinner. How would Jackson playfully request ...
• Hey there! Can you help me with something fun? What's the difference between 'can' and ...
• She _____ study hard for her exams next week. A. has to B. ...
• You _____ run at the swimming pool. A. can't B. don't have to ...
• The teacher said we _____ do the homework if we don't have time. A. ...
• We _____ forget to lock the door before leaving. A. don't have to ...
• You _____ tell the doctor the truth or she won't be able to help you. ...
• She _____ wear a uniform to school. A. has to B. can ...
• I _____ finish this report tonight because it is due by tomorrow morning. A. ...
• You _____ smoke in the hospital. A. have got to B. mustn't
• David _____ watch his little sister when his parents go out. A. have to ...
• You _____ leave your bag here while you shop. A. have got B. ...
• She _____ take a math class if she doesn't want to. A. must not ...
• If you don't want your dessert, you _____ eat it. A. must not ...
• Doctors _____ to register for classes. A. can B. have to
• Does Henry have to give a presentation at the meeting? A. Yes, he has. ...
• They _____ bring snacks for the party. There will be enough food for everyone. ...
• He _____ wear a helmet when riding his bike. A. must B. can ...
• We _____ be late for the meeting. A. mustn't B. don't have to ...
• I _____ renew my drver's license before it expires. A. mustn't B. have ...
• We _____ park here; it’s a no-parking zone. A. don't have to B. ...
• She _____ to register for classes. A. has B. must
• I have helped my neighbor twice this week. A. Present Simple B. Present ...
• -I have been helping my neighbor since I moved in. A. Present Simple ...
• I help my neighbor every day. A. Present Simple B. Present Continuous ...
• I will have helped my neighbor a hundred times by the end of the month. ...
• I was helping my neighbor when he brought me iced tea. A. Past Simple ...
• I will help my neighbor tomorrow. A. Future Simple B. Future Continuous ...
• I help my neighbor every day. A. Present Simple B. Past Simple ...
• I had been helping my neighbor for a year before he finally thanked me. ...
• I helped my neighbor yesterday. A. Present Simple B. Past Simple C. Future ...
• I helped my neighbor yesterday. A. Past Simple B. Present Continuous C. Present ...
• I was helping my neighbor when he brought me iced tea. A. Future Continuous ...
• I had helped my neighbor before I fixed his car. A. Future Perfect ...
• I will be helping my neighbor next month when he moves. A. Future Continuous ...
• I have been helping my neighbor since I moved in. A. Future Perfect Continuous ...
• I will have been helping my neighbor for a year next month. A. Future ...
• I am helping my neighbor while he is fixing his car. A. Present Simple ...
• I have helped my neighbor since Monday. A. Future Perfect B. Present Perfect ...
• I am helping my neighbor while he is fixing my car. A. Future Continuous ...
• I helped my neighbor yesterday. A. Past Simple B. Present Continuous C. Present ...
• I had been helping my neighbor for a year before he finally thanked me. ...
• I will have helped my neighbor a hundred times by the end of the month. ...
• I will have been helping my neighbor for a year next month. A. Future ...
• I will help my neighbor tomorrow. A. Present Simple B. Past Simple ...
• I will be helping my neighbor next month when he moves. A. Future Simple ...
• They ____________ (swim) in the pool right now. A. swims B. is swimming ...
• She ____________ (not / be) here yesterday. A. were not B. is not ...
• I ____________ (study) for the exam tomorrow. A. study B. studied C. will ...
• I ____________ (read) a book at the moment. A. am reading B. reading ...
• She ____________ (go) to the gym every day. A. going B. goes ...
• I ____________ (eat) sushi yesterday. A. ate B. eated C. eaten D. at ...
• He ____________ (not / go) to the party last night. A. didn't go ...
• She ____________ (live) in London for five years. A. was living B. has ...
• They ____________ (not / finish) their project yet. A. have not finished B. ...
• I ____________ (never / see) that movie before. A. never saw B. have ...
• We usually ____________ (watch) movies on weekends. A. watched B. watch C. watching ...
• We ____________ (have) dinner at 7 PM tonight. A. We had dinner at 7 ...
• They ____________ (visit) Paris next summer. A. visited B. will visiting C. visits ...
• She ____________ (already / finish) her homework. A. already finished B. has finish ...
• He ____________ (play) football at the moment. A. He playing B. He plays ...
• She ____________ (paint) a picture right now. A. is painting B. are painting ...
• She ____________ (work) as a teacher for ten years. A. has been working ...
• He ____________ (not / play) the guitar last week. A. didn't play B. ...
• We ____________ (travel) to Japan next month. A. We will traveling to Japan next ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The police ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Abu smashed ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Please ensure ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The old ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. A fight ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Most of ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Ryan came ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Africa, the ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The principal ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. Shylock’s reluctance ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. It took ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The plan ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. They prevailed ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. They set ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The businessman ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. I am ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. It was ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The two ...
• Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions. The Secretary-General ...
• Mark let his friends play with his bike, ____ not his basketball. A. and ...
• Listen to the story____________ answer the questions in complete sentences. A. so B. ...
• The little boy jumped on the trampoline ________ sang at the top of his lungs. ...
• He was sick _________ he didn't go to school. A. so B. or ...
• Jiya wanted to clean the house ____________ she was very tired. A. and ...
• He was late _______________the bus didn't come. A. because B. or C. so ...
• Would you rather work on math ___ science first? A. and B. for ...
• You can either stand up___________ sit down on the sofa. A. because B. ...
• Ryan forgot his backpack at school, ___ he couldn’t do his homework. A. and ...
• The school bus driver wanted to turn right, ____ had to turn left instead. ...
• I eat healthy food _________________ exercise everyday. A. and B. but C. or ...
• The students didn't go out ___________ they didn't do their homework. A. but ...
• Laila had an exam ________________ she didn't go out to play. A. and ...
• I would rather have a sandwich ____________ pasta for dinner. A. and B. ...
• Is it Thursday_________ Friday today? A. or B. so C. and D. but ...
• _____ did you invite to the party? My friends. A. Whose B. Who ...
• _____ is the capital of France? Paris. A. What B. Where C. Which ...
• _____ did she talk to after the meeting? The manager. A. Who B. ...
• _____ did you solve the math problem? By using the quadratic formula. A. Where ...
• _____ of these desserts would you like? The chocolate cake. A. Who B. ...
• _____ is responsible for this project? Anna. A. Who B. Whom C. Which ...
• _____ do you like to do on weekends? I like to go hiking. A. ...
• _____ did you get here? I took the bus. A. What B. How ...
• _____ did they leave so early? Because they had an appointment A. How ...
• _____ did you call last night? My sister. A. Who B. Whom ...
• _____ backpack is on the table? It's Sarah's. A. Whose B. Who ...
• _____ did the movie end? At midnight. A. What B. When C. Why ...
• _____ will the concert start? At 8 PM. A. How B. When ...
• _____ are you feeling today? Much better. A. How B. Why C. When ...
• _____ are we having for dinner? Pasta. A. When B. What C. Which ...
• _____ did you buy this dress? At the mall. A. Where B. When ...
• _____ did you go to the beach? Last weekend. A. How B. Where ...
• _____ book is this? It's mine. A. Whose B. Who C. Which ...
• _____ car is parked outside? It's my neighbor's. A. Who B. Whose ...
• _____ is your favorite color? Blue. A. Which B. What C. Who
• May I leave the room? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request D. Offers ...
• Can she speak French fluently? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request D. Offers ...
• Would you mind opening the window? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Could I see your ticket, please? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Can you help me with my homework? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• You should rest if you're tired. A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Could I borrow your pen, please? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Could you pass the salt, please? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• May I use your phone for a moment? A. Ability B. Permission ...
• Could I have a glass of water? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• May I sit here? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request D. Offers ...
• You should see a doctor if you're feeling unwell. A. Ability B. Permission ...
• Would you help me move this table? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Can I ask you a question? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• We should plan a trip to the mountains. A. Ability B. Permission ...
• You should try this new restaurant. A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Would you like some coffee? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request D. Offers ...
• Can you play the piano? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request D. Offers ...
• May I have your attention, please? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• Can you tell me the time? A. Ability B. Permission C. Request ...
• You ___________ take more than 100 ml of liquid through the security gate. A. ...
• If your sick leave is no longer than 3 days, you ___________attach a medical certificate. ...
• You ___________ smoke in the area, it’s absolutely out of the question. A. can’t ...
• You ___________ smoke at a special place. A. can B. don't have to ...
• You ___________ interrupt the customer when he’s talking. It’s impolite. A. shouldn’t B. ...
• You ___________ leave your PC on overnight. Let’s try to be eco-friendly! A. shouldn’t ...
• You ___________ pay by card at the duty-free shop, you can pay cash. A. ...
• According to our policy, you ___________ wear a tie at work. Yes, I understand your ...
• You ___________ talk to Jane like that. You know how vulnerable she is, she may ...
• You ___________ smoke on most of the territory of the airport. A. can ...
• You ___________ wear a business suit every day. Well, if you wish, you can, but ...
• You ___________ leave your luggage unattended. A. shouldn’t B. don’t have to ...
• You ___________ show your passport at the check-in. A. have to B. don’t ...
• You ___________ show your boarding pass when you’re boarding the plane. A. should ...
• When you are flying, you ___________ wear comfortable clothes. A. should B. have ...
• During a school event, Olivia felt proud. What does the word Proud mean? A. ...
• During a class discussion, Emma felt nervous. What does the word Nervous mean? A. ...
• During a group study session, Benjamin asked, What does the word 'Chill' mean? A. ...
• Neha was feeling Concerned about her upcoming exams. What does the word Concerned mean? ...
• Aarav felt a certain way when he saw the messy state of the kitchen after ...
• During a group activity, Liam felt frustrated. What does the word Frustrated mean? A. ...
• Samuel was really looking forward to the school play, but it got canceled at the ...
• Mira was sitting in the classroom with nothing to do. What does the word Bored ...
• During a class discussion, Priya mentioned that she felt 'Content' after completing her project. What ...
• During a class discussion, Sofia felt confused. What does the word Confused mean? A. ...
• During the school play, Lily felt energized after her performance. What does the word Energized ...
• During the school trip, Ethan felt Anxious. What does the word Anxious mean? A. ...
• Grace is facing multiple challenges at school and home. What does the word Coping mean ...
• Sophia felt a strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility when her project was criticized. What does ...
• Owen was walking through a dark forest at night. What does the word Afraid mean ...
• During a class presentation, Priya forgot her lines and felt embarrassed. What does the word ...
• During a school debate, Amelia was praised for her ability to remain calm. What does ...
• During the school talent show, Addison was feeling Ecstatic. What does the word Ecstatic mean? ...
• During the science fair, Mia felt Curious about the new experiments. What does the word ...
• During the math test, Jack felt Confident. What does the word Confident mean? A. ...
• During a group project, Zoey felt Discouraged. What does this mean? A. Sad or ...
• She always _ (eat) breakfast at 7 AM. A. eats B. eat ...
• He _ (play) basketball every weekend. A. play B. playing C. played ...
• They _ (build) a sandcastle on the beach. A. build B. building ...
• The students _ (listen) to the teacher attentively in class. A. listen B. ...
• He _ (run) in the marathon last weekend. A. run B. running ...
• He _ (study) for his exams all night. A. study B. studying ...
• She _ (cook) dinner for her family last night. A. cook B. cooking ...
• We _ (go) to the park on Sundays. A. goes B. going ...
• She _ (sing) beautifully at the concert. A. sing B. singing C. sang ...
• They _ (swim) in the pool every weekend. A. swim B. swimming ...
• They _ (read) books in the library every afternoon. A. read B. reading ...
• She _ (draw) a beautiful picture yesterday. A. draw B. drawing C. drew ...
• He _ (watch) TV every evening. A. watches B. watch C. watching ...
• My sister _ (dance) beautifully at the recital. A. dance B. dancing ...
• He _ (play) the guitar in the band. A. play B. playing ...
• The dog _ (bark) loudly at strangers. A. bark B. barks C. barking ...
• The children _ (play) soccer in the field. A. plays B. playing ...
• She _ (paint) a beautiful picture yesterday. A. paint B. painting C. painted ...
• They _ (play) football every Saturday. A. play B. playing C. played ...
• They _ (study) for their exams all night. A. study B. studying ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written.... Am I going to do my ...
• Choose the time in which the sentence is written... I wouldn't write a novel. ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Did you understand this exercise? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... He doesn't speak english very well ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Why did I write a novel? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... She is working in a factory. ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... He was not speaking english? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... I am not writing the exercise. ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Where had you been last night? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... They have written a news. ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Why will I be working overtime? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Will they fix our ceiling fan? ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Alice is going to visit his ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... Ruth lives in 23 avenue, Park ...
• Choose the tense in which the sentence is written... I don't write a novel. ...
• This flower (smell / smells) amazing! A. smell B. smells
• The baby (cry / cries) when it's hungry. A. cry B. cries
• The red car (look / looks) very fast. A. look B. looks
• The dog (run / runs) in the yard every morning. A. run B. ...
• The airplane (fly / flies) high above the clouds. A. fly B. flies ...
• The stars in the sky (shine / shines) brightly at night. A. shine ...
• The tall trees (block / blocks) the sunlight from reaching the ground. A. block ...
• The delicious soup (taste / tastes) wonderful! A. taste B. tastes
• My favorite book (contain / contains) many interesting stories. A. contain B. contains ...
• My friends and I (enjoy / enjoys) playing board games on weekends. A. enjoy ...
• The baker (bake / bakes) fresh bread every day. A. bake B. bakes ...
• The flowers in the garden (bloom / blooms) beautifully in spring. A. bloom ...
• The mail carriers (deliver / delivers) mail to our house every weekday. A. deliver ...
• The clock on the wall (tick / ticks) loudly. A. ticks B. tick ...
• A single bird (sings / sing) a beautiful melody. A. sing B. sings ...
• The sun (shine / shines) brightly in the sky. A. shine B. shines ...
• The students (study / studies) hard for their exams. A. study B. studies ...
• The students in the class (learn / learns) about different cultures. A. learn ...
• The cat (sleep / sleeps) on the windowsill every afternoon. A. sleep B. ...
• Jessica (practice / practices) the piano every afternoon. A. practice B. practices
• The children (play / plays) outside after school. A. play B. plays
• She was ________ a good athlete that she won a gold medal. A. so ...
• Felix _____ sing beautifully before he lost his voice. A. can B. could ...
• Children_______ stay up late on school days. A. may B. should C. mustn't ...
• Sue : “Have you read Harry Potter yet?” Kim : “Yes, it was __________ ...
• I ________ to be scared of the dark when I was younger. A. had ...
• The book was __________ that I couldn’t put it down. A. such good ...
• It was a ­­­­­________ tiring day that we all fell asleep watching TV. A. ...
• Some families have __________ that they can’t send their children to school. A. so ...
• Receptionist: Please take a seat. The doctor ________ see you in a few minutes. ...
• It was ________ delicious bread that we ate the whole loaf! A. so ...
• All school rules __________ be obeyed. A. must B. may
• Kento has been studying very hard. He _______ do well in his coming exam. ...
• My mother said that I __________ finish my homework before I watch TV. A. ...
• People __________ remove their footwear before they enter a temple or mosque. A. may ...
• This supermarket is __________ I can never find what I want to buy. A. ...
• _____________ I have a cup of hot tea? A. May B. Should
• If I am free later, I __________ visit my best friend. A. will ...
• Aliah, you _________ talk so loudly, I'm not deaf! A. needn't B. have ...
• He came into the room________ quietly that no one heard him. A. so ...
• What _________ we give our friend for her birthday? A. may B. shall ...
• The weather was ________ warm that we went on a picnic. A. so ...
• My father ______ be a good sportsman when he was young. A. had to ...
• The children ___________ go to bed now. It's way past their bed time. A. ...
• Charles and his brother are___________ hard-working carpenters that I'm sure they’ll make a success of ...
• It's such an hot day. ________ we go swimming? A. Shall B. Must ...
• If I _____ you were sick. I would have called sooner. A. knew ...
• If I_____ you, I would tell the truth. A. is B. am ...
• If that hat costs much, I_____ a small one. A. would have bought ...
• I _____ you a letter if I had known your address. A. would have ...
• My dog will bark if it_____ any strange sound. A. hear B. hears ...
• What_____ we do if they do not come tomorrow? A. would B. will ...
• If you fail the GCSE examination, you ____not be allowed to take the entrance examination ...
• If you _____ told us about the bad service, we would have eaten there. ...
• If she spoke English well, she _____ that job. A. will offer B. ...
• I will lend them some money if they_____ me. A. ask B. will ...
• I was busy. If I_____ free time, I_____ to the cinema with you. A. ...
• If you_____5 minutes late, you won’t be able to get into the examination room. ...
• It’s too bad Helen isn’t here. If she_____ here, she_____ what to do. A. ...
• If I_____ enough money, I would buy a house. A. had B. had ...
• If I spoke English, my job_____ a lot easier. A. was B. were ...
• If I _____ get a car sick, I would go there with you. A. ...
• If I knew his address, I_____ round and see him. A. go B. ...
• If I_____ that mistake again, my teacher will get angry with me. A. make ...
• The weather was terrible. I wish it _____ warmer. A. has been B. ...
• If I had enough time now, I_____ to my parents. A. would write ...
• I wish I ________ a trip to London last year. A. took B. ...
• The kitchen will look better if we_____ red curtains. A. have B. ...
• If he comes, __________ A. we would go to lunch. B. we will ...
• If there _____ a row, I’m going to keep out of it. A. will ...
• If she_____ late again, she’ll lose her job. A. come B. comes ...
• If you_____ so busy, I would have shown you how to play. A. hadn’t ...
• If I_____by her, I would have come to see her while I was in Dalat. ...
• _____ he passes the final exam, he will apply for the Ho Chi Minh Technology ...
• If you _____ the application form after deadline, you will not be able to take ...
• If I don’t eat breakfast tomorrow morning, I_____ hungry during class. A. will get ...
• If he_____ to London yesterday, _____ his old friend. A. went/would meet B. ...
• If I won the lottery, I_____ you half the money. A. gave B. ...
• It_____ quicker if you use a computer. A. will be B. would be ...
• If we_____ in a town, life would be better. A. live B. ...
• If we have some eggs, I_____ you a cake. A. made B. makes ...
• Jack will win the election if he __________ harder. A. will campaign B. ...
• She wishes she __________ a lot of money now. A. will have B. ...
• They_____ you in if you come late. A. won’t let B. not let ...
• If you_____ away, I’ll send for a policeman. A. not go B. don’t ...
• I’ll let you know if I_____ out what’s happening. A. find B. finds ...
• If you_____ more carefully, you wouldn’t have had so many accidents. A. drive ...
• If I_____ in your place, I would accept Mr. Anderson’s invitation. A. were ...
• If we had known who he was, we_____ him to speak at our meeting. ...
• Why didn’t you attend the meeting?- Oh, I did not know. If I_____, I_____ there. ...
• If you _____ the front door carefully, the thieves wouldn’t have broken into your house. ...
• I would have visited you before if there _____ quite a lot of people in ...
• If I_____ a big prize in a lottery, I’d give up my job. ...
• I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if we_____ early. A. arrive B. arriving ...
• He would get mark 10 if he _____again the paper. He made one mistake in ...
• Peter doesn't read a lot. He can't find the time. A . If Peter ...
• His laziness prevents him from becoming a good worker. A. If he weren’t lazy, ...
• I can’t understand him because he speaks so quickly. A. If he spoke so ...
• She is too busy to come to the party. A. If she was not ...
• It rains so we can’t go to school. A. If it rains, we could ...
• Susan regretted not buying that villa. A. Susan wished she had bought that villa. ...
• Men can’t fly because they don’t have wings . A. If men have wings ...
• I didn’t have an umbrella with me, so I got wet A. If I ...
• He was driving very fast because he didn’t know the road was icy. A. ...
• He didn’t hurry so he missed the plane. A. If he had hurried, he ...
• She didn’t stop her car because she didn’t see the signal. A. If she ...
• We did not visit the museum because we had no time. A. If we ...
• It’s a pity that you didn’t tell us about this. A. I wish you ...
• Without transportation, our modern society would not exist. A. Our modern society will not ...
• I regret going to bed so late last night. A. I wish I hadn’t ...
• My sister is often sick because she doesn’t do physical exercise. A. If my ...
• She didn't do the test because it was too difficult. A . If the ...
• If you don't have his number, you can't phone him. A. You can phone ...
• Work hard or you will fail the exam. A. You will fail the exam ...
• John is fat because he eats so many chips. A. If John doesn’t eat ...
• I did not understand what the lecturer was saying because I had not read hisbook. ...
• You drink too much coffee, that's why you can't sleep. A. If you drank ...
• Julia couldn’t pass the driving test because she was so nervous. A. Julia could ...
• She took the train last night, so he wasn’t late. A. If she had ...
• She was careless. A fire broke out in the kitchen. A. If she were ...
• Which option correctly completes the sentence: Dian will ... the exam tomorrow? A. take ...
• Hey there! Let's keep it down! My friend Mega ... . A. is having ...
• You will never guess the answer. Do you ... ? A. give in ...
• Which option correctly completes the sentence? Nur ... her homework every evening. A. ...
• The rain ... later. A. stopped B. stopping C. will stop D. is ...
• He ... to the store yesterday. A. went B. goes C. going ...
• Which option completes the sentence correctly? A. Rina eats her lunch yesterday B. ...
• Which of the following words completes the sentence correctly? A. Rizal went to the ...
• Arif, Agus, and Ina ... to the cinema last weekend. A. went B. ...
• Which option completes the sentence correctly? A. Joko and Rizky were lazy to walk ...
• My younger sang an English song ... . A. now B. later ...
• They ... to the party last night. A. went B. go C. going ...
• Heri ... called him to ask for help. A. has just B. are ...
• She has studied Grammar ... . A. yesterday B. last month C. two ...
• I know what she ... now. A. wrote B. writing C. is writing ...
• He ... to the library yesterday. A. went B. goes C. going ...
• Which option best completes the sentence: Ratna ... her homework now? A. doing ...
• The employees have a meeting ... . A. every week B. yesterday ...
• Did you ... my phone number? A. wrote B. writing C. write down ...
• Indah ... her breakfast every morning. A. eats B. eat C. eating ...
• In fifty year's time, people ____ back in time machines. A. travel B. ...
• I hope that the operation ____ well! A. will go B. will be ...
• I've already decided that I ____ the operation next month. A. am going to ...
• When we were on holidays, we ____ spend most of the day outdoors. A. ...
• Listen! Our next-door neighbours ____ an argument. A. are having B. have ...
• They _____ playing Monopoly. A. have just finished B. have still finished ...
• ____ peaches are my favourite fruit. A. The B. - C. A
• I _____ orange juice. Would you like some? A. am making B. make ...
• ____ recipe says we need 200 grams of yoghurt. A. The B. A ...
• I eat very ____ sugar, but I love salty snacks. A. few B. ...
• The electrician was installing the new heating system while the plumber _____ the water pipes. ...
• They _____ live on a houseboat but last year they moved to a cottage in ...
• Mary called to say that she's going to be _____ minutes late. A. a ...
• Kathy ____ as a chemist for 15 years by next December. A. is working ...
• Houses _____ to have Internet access before 2000. A. weren't used B. didn't ...
• How ____ butter do we need for the pancakes? A. many B. much ...
• The triplets _____ like sharing their toys with other children. A. don't B. ...
• Determine whether the following sentence contains an independent or dependent clause: Although he was tired. ...
• Evaluate the following sentence and identify the dependent clause: If you study hard, you will ...
• Identify the correctly modified sentence: A. With a broken leg, the doctor recommended rest ...
• Which of these is correct? A. Yesterday she cooked homemade lasagna - today she ...
• Which answer uses a colon to correctly introduce a list of primary colors used in ...
• Which of the following is correct? A. This, Brunhilda, is not your best effort. ...
• David read the letter and he smiled ___ 'I've got the job.' A. : ...
• What is the best definition of an infinitive? A. A verb phrase with an ...
• Analyze the following sentence and identify the independent clause: Even though it was late, we ...
• Compose a sentence that includes an independent clause, a dependent clause, and a prepositional phrase. ...
• Which of the following sentences is a complex sentence? A. She likes to read ...
• Create a complex sentence using the following clauses: I will call you and when I ...
• Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence: The book on the table is mine. ...
• Where would you put a colon OR a semi-colon? The pen could write in ...
• Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. The wedding is set for Saturday, June 1, ...
• Which of the following sentences contains a prepositional phrase? A. She runs quickly. ...
• Which is a compound sentence? A. Katie sipped on her cappuccino. B. Whenever ...
• Choose the option where the semicolon is correctly used. A. She cooked a delicious ...
• Identify the preposition in the following sentence: She walked through the park. A. She ...
• Which of the following sentences correctly uses a preposition? A. She is good in ...
• Which part of the following sentence is the predicate? The cat sat on the mat. ...
• In the sentence The dog barked loudly, identify the subject and predicate. A. ...
• Which of the following sentences contains an independent clause? A. Because I was late. ...
• Analyze the following sentence and identify all the clauses: Although it was raining, we went ...
• Where would you put a colon OR a semi-colon? Some people are always complaining ...
• Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. Jim is very bold and smart but he ...
• Use a semi-colon to introduce a list (if there is a complete sentence before the ...
• Which of the following sentences contains both an independent and a dependent clause? A. ...
• Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. Bob’s new address is 622 ,Van Buren, Street, ...
• Where would you put a colon OR a semi-colon? This unit has been on ...
• Identify the subject in the following sentence: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy ...
• What do you call a word formed from a verb hat acts as an adjective ...
• What do you call a word formed from a verb that acts as a noun ...
• Construct a sentence using the preposition under. A. The cat is under the table. ...
• Using articles with proper nouns: Which article should be used before the proper noun 'Amazon'? ...
• Differentiating between 'a' and 'an': Which article should be used before the word 'hour'? ...
• I would like _______ cup of coffee, please. A. a B. an ...
• _______ Bosnians are very good people. A. A B. An C. / ...
• We are going to ___ concert tonight. A. some B. an C. the ...
• What is the definite article for words starting with a vowel sound? A. a ...
• Chicago is on ______ Lake Michigan. A. a B. an C. the ...
• True or False: 'An' is the indefinite article for singular nouns. A. TRUE ...
• Which article is used before words starting with a vowel sound? A. an ...
• Which article is used before unique nouns? A. some B. a C. an ...
• The president is the most powerful person in _____ United States. A. the ...
• Fill in the blank: I saw ___ elephant at the zoo. A. the ...
• John wanted to read _____ book that was on the bookshelf. A. the ...
• I want to be ___ astronaut when I grow up. A. an B. ...
• Choose the correct article: ___ apple a day keeps the doctor away. A. a ...
• I would like _______ cup of coffee, please. A. a B. an ...
• He is _____ Head of our finance Department. A. the B. a ...
• Using articles with plural nouns: Which article should be used before the word 'dogs'? ...
• When do we use the definite article 'the'? A. When referring to a specific ...
• In the sentence 'She bought ___ new car', which article should fill in the blank? ...
• Fill in the blank: He is ___ honest man. A. an B. some ...
• Articles: Which article should be used before the word 'elephant'? A. an B. ...
• He is ____ English man. A. a B. an C. the D. - ...
• What is the indefinite article for words starting with a consonant sound? A. some ...
• It’s vital to take a deep __________ before delivering a presentation to calm your nerves. ...
• The book lies __________ the lamp, waiting to be read. A. beside B. ...
• Many families choose to __________ in search of better opportunities abroad. (emigrate/immigrate) A. emigrate ...
• On the __________ of his colleagues, he opted to pursue a different career path. ...
• The __________ of the new policy was felt immediately among the employees. (affect/effect) A. ...
• The committee remained __________, ensuring that all candidates were treated fairly during the selection process. ...
• She was in __________ when her car broke down on the highway. (trouble/problem) A. ...
• The professor will __________ her students about the importance of academic integrity. A. advice ...
• The new policies aim to improve the country's __________ stability and growth. A. economic ...
• If you continue to skip meals, it will negatively __________ your health. (affect/effect) A. ...
• It’s often more __________ to use public transport rather than owning a car. A. ...
• She was __________ in the discussion, showing no interest in the topic being discussed. ...
• The company was criticized for hiring __________ employees without proper documentation. A. legal ...
• He needed to __________ slowly to recover after running the marathon. A. breath ...
• The teacher offered valuable __________ on how to tackle the difficult assignment. A. advice ...
• __________ studying, he also takes part in extracurricular activities to enhance his resume. A. ...
• The __________ significance of the event made it a momentous occasion in history. A. ...
• The main __________ he faced during the project was a lack of resources. (trouble/problem) ...
• The organization’s __________ growth has led to improved job opportunities for citizens. A. economic ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'old': 'The building was very ___.' A. ancient ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'happy': 'She was very happy with the results.' ...
• Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: 'He is interested ___ learning a new ...
• Choose the synonym for the word 'beautiful': 'The flowers in the garden were very ___.' ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'fast': 'She drove very ___ on the highway.' ...
• Choose the synonym for the word 'smart': 'She is very ___ in solving puzzles.' ...
• Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence: 'I wanted to go to the park, ...
• Choose the synonym for the word 'fast': 'He ran very ___ to catch the bus.' ...
• Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: 'He is fond ___ playing the guitar.' ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'bright': 'The room was bright with sunlight.' A. ...
• Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: 'She ___ to the market yesterday.' ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'easy': 'The exam was not ___.' A. simple ...
• Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: 'She is afraid ___ spiders.' A. ...
• Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: 'He is allergic ___ cats.' A. ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'big': 'I have a ___ fish.' A. large ...
• Choose the antonym for the word 'hard': 'The task was not ___.' A. easy ...
• Choose the synonym for the word 'angry': 'He was very ___ after the argument.' ...
• Choose the correct question tag: 'You are coming to the party, ___?' A. don't ...
• to relieve or make more bearable A. antidote B. cajole C. indulgent ...
• going on without interruption; continual A. incessant B. strident C. glib D. alleviate ...
• expressing strong feeling; intense A. incessant B. pungent C. vehement D. bedlam ...
• inclined to give in easily; lenient A. incessant B. immaculate C. cajole ...
• having a tired look; worn out A. bedlam B. pitance C. haggard ...
• marked by an ease in speaking or writing that often shows lack of concern or ...
• a very confused and noisy scene A. incessant B. bedlam C. vehement ...
• perfectly clean; spotless; without flaw A. rue B. immaculate C. strident D. incessant ...
• to urge with gentle and repeated requests; to coax A. cajole B. lull ...
• harsh and grating; loud and shrill A. strident B. glib C. rue ...
• a very small amount, especially money A. strident B. pittance C. haggard ...
• a remedy that relieves the effects of a poison; offers relief from an undesirable condition ...
• having a sharp taste or smell; painfully direct; sharply critical A. pungent B. ...
• to feel regret or sorrow over A. pittance B. vehement C. haggard ...
• to sit back in a relaxed way; to sprawl; to hang loosely; to droop ...
• money paid regularly by a company to someone who no longer works there because they ...
• a person who helps take care of young children at a daycare or preschool. ...
• a person who can provide information about your character and abilities when you apply for ...
• moving up to a higher position within a company or organization. A. give up ...
• lasting for only a short period of time. A. temporary B. shift work ...
• the amount of money paid to a worker for each hour worked. A. wage ...
• having a job where you work for a company or organization. A. employed ...
• watching over and directing the work of others. A. supervision B. administration ...
• a person who leads a team responsible for selling products or services. A. sales ...
• travel to work every day. A. commute B. be made redundant C. give ...
• working extra hours beyond the normal work schedule. A. overtime B. pension ...
• the group of people who manage and make decisions in a company or organization. ...
• a person who keeps track of money for a business or organization. A. accountant ...
• the amount of money that is paid to an employee for their work. A. ...
• lose your job because the company doesn't need you anymore. A. be made redundant ...
• traveling back and forth between home and work on a regular basis. A. commute ...
• the ability to talk and listen to others effectively. A. communication skills B. ...
• not have a job. A. be out of work B. resign C. be ...
• working during different times of the day or night, usually in rotation with other employees. ...
• stop doing something that is difficult or makes you unhappy. A. give up ...
• get a better job with more responsibility. A. be promoted B. give up ...
• stop working because you are old. A. retire B. be made redundant ...
• a formal request to be considered for a job or position. A. application ...
• a job or position that is available and needs to be filled. A. vacancy ...
• lasting for a long time or indefinitely. A. temporary B. shift work ...
• The Antarctic Ice Sheet is one of . . . . ice masses on earth. ...
• Except for its size, the orbit of Neptune seems similar to . . . Earth. ...
• . . . . two climatic phenomena, even within the same category, result in identical ...
• Photosynthetic organisms . . . sunlight to produce energy. A. are generally utilized ...
• . . . . chief advantage of renewable energy sources is their sustainibilty A. ...
• - - - hurricanes form over warm ocean waters. A. Many of them ...
• The North Star is the most . . . of navigational stars A. Reliable ...
• Mainly important for its chemical reactivity, chlorine can be used . . . water. ...
• The amount of light entering a room can be adjusted . . . the installation ...
• Virtually - - - plants need sunlight to perform photosynthesis. A. All there are ...
• The material carbon fiber is prized for its strength because it does not weaken . ...
• . . . the world population growing rapidly, sustainable farming practices are becoming essential. ...
• The classical composer emphasized not the complexity of the melody but . . . simplicity ...
• Virtually . . . cells in the human body contain DNA in their nuclei. ...
• Approximately 31 percent of the world’s land area is forested, or covered with trees . ...
• On July 4, 1776, the American colonies declared . . . independence from Britain. ...
• Coastal areas . . . higher humidity levels. A. are generally experience B. ...
• . . .  Clean Air Act was a policy enacted in 1963 to regulate air ...
• Ceremonial rituals played a crucial role in . . . . ancient American Indian cultures. ...
• . . . droughts happen in regions with minimal rainfall. A. Of the many ...
• . . . smartphones being widely used, the need for mobile-friendly websites has increased. ...
• Besides . . . critical for vision, vitamin A also supports immune function. A. ...
• Quartz glass, also called fused silica, is used in manufacturing . . . temperature fluctuation. ...
• Grown today as an energy source . . . for its oil, the coconut palm ...
• In students’ learning process, academic knowledge, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities develop . . . ...
• They worked hard, ________ they finished the project on time. A. though B. ...
• He didn't study, ________ he failed the exam. A. therefore B. although ...
• ________ she was tired, she went to the party. A. Therefore B. Even ...
• ________ she was nervous, she gave a great presentation. A. As far as ...
• I studied hard, ________ I passed the exam. A. so B. even though ...
• He is not rich, ________ he is happy. A. so B. therefore ...
• He is very talented, ________ he lacks discipline. A. so B. therefore ...
• She was hungry, ________ she didn't eat anything. A. as far as B. ...
• ________ they knew it was dangerous, they went ahead with the plan. A. Even ...
• ________ he is not very experienced, he got the job. A. As far as ...
• ________ she studied hard, she didn't pass the exam. A. So B. Therefore ...
• ________ it was expensive, they bought the car. A. So B. Even though ...
• ________ it was raining, they went for a walk. A. As far as ...
• ________ I can tell, this is the best solution. A. Although B. So ...
• ________ I am concerned, this is a great idea. A. As far as ...
• He was tired, ________ he kept working. A. though B. therefore C. so ...
• We arrived early, ________ we got the best seats. A. so B. as ...
• ________ she was sick, she went to work. A. So B. As far ...
• He missed the bus, ________ he was late for work. A. so B. ...
• ________ I know, she is the best candidate for the job. A. Even though ...
• He will succeed ________ he works hard. A. but B. unless C. lest ...
• I don’t know ________ he will come or not. A. lest B. but ...
• I locked the door ________ anyone should enter. A. lest B. so that ...
• I will come ________ it rains. A. lest B. unless C. yet ...
• She is very talented, ________ she is still humble. A. yet B. lest ...
• She is very intelligent, ________ she makes mistakes sometimes. A. yet B. lest ...
• She studied hard ________ she could pass the exam. A. lest B. unless ...
• He didn't study, ________ he failed the test. A. lest B. but ...
• He was tired, ________ he continued to work. A. lest B. unless ...
• She left early ________ she could catch the train. A. yet B. lest ...
• You must speak up ________ you want to be heard. A. lest B. ...
• He would have gone, ________ he was too tired. A. but B. lest ...
• You cannot go out ________ you finish your homework. A. unless B. lest ...
• He wanted to save money ________ he could buy a new car. A. lest ...
• We need to hurry ________ we miss the train. A. unless B. if ...
• You can come with us ________ you promise to behave. A. lest B. ...
• I'll go to the party ________ you want me to. A. lest B. ...
• I will call you ________ I find my phone. A. lest B. but ...
• I am not sure ________ he will agree. A. lest B. if ...
• ________ you study, you will not pass the exam. A. Yet B. Unless ...
• Circles ____ triangles are both shapes. A. or B. and
• Sophie's favourite colours are pink _____ purple. A. or B. and
• Ady doesn't like to eat donuts, candies ____ marshmallows. A. and B. or ...
• Which do you want broccoli ....... lettuce? A. and B. or
• Which do you like carrot ........ cucumber? A. and B. or
• You can either wear a blouse _____ a shirt. A. or B. and ...
• You must study for your exam, ____ you will fail. A. and B. ...
• Susan likes spinach ........ lettuce. A. and B. or
• I have a pen ...... a pencil A. and B. or
• Do you like oranges, _____ apples? A. and B. or
• They are playing badminton ...... tennis A. and B. or
• Alice is beautiful _____ kind. A. and B. or
• Tina can't sing _______ dance. A. and B. or
• Is that onion ...... garlic? A. and B. or
• Sinta has tomatoes ...... potatoes A. and B. or
• Aina loves to paint ____ draw. A. or B. and
• Are you happy _____ sad? A. and B. or
• Do you like Elsa _____ Anna in Frozen movie? A. and B. or ...
• Should we walk, ____ run to the park? A. or B. and ...
• Alice _______ Mr. Bunny is playing hide and seek. A. and B. or ...
• Carolyn has a little brother _____ a younger sister. A. and B. or ...
• Do you want to sit on the chair _____ on the ground? A. and ...