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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/" > <channel> <title>HiCafe App</title> <atom:link href="https://hicafe.app/feed/" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" /> <link>https://hicafe.app</link> <description>Keep Learning</description> <lastBuildDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 16:00:41 +0000</lastBuildDate> <language>en-GB</language> <sy:updatePeriod> hourly </sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency> 1 </sy:updateFrequency> <generator>https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.3</generator> <item> <title>Popular and Practical American Phrases</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/popular-and-practical-american-phrases/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/popular-and-practical-american-phrases/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 15:52:06 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Skills & Tips]]></category> <category><![CDATA[Words]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=476</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>Below is the list of most popular and practical expressions or phrase words in American language sorted in an alphabetical order. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/popular-and-practical-american-phrases/">Popular and Practical American Phrases</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Below is the list of most popular and practical expressions or phrase words in American language sorted in an alphabetical order.</p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-a/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">A</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-b/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">B</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-c/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">C</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-d/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">D</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-e/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">E</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-f/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">F</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-g/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">G</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-h/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">H</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-i/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">I</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-j/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">J</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-k/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">K</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-l/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">L</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-m/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">M</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-n/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">N</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-o/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">O</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-p/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">P</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-q/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Q</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-r/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">R</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-s/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">S</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-t/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">T</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-u/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">U</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-v/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">V</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-w/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">W</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-x/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">X</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-y/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Y</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/expressions-a-to-z/american-phrases-beginning-with-z/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Z</a></div><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/popular-and-practical-american-phrases/">Popular and Practical American Phrases</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/popular-and-practical-american-phrases/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Review of English Preposition Words</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/prepositions/review-of-english-preposition-words/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/prepositions/review-of-english-preposition-words/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 14:58:40 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Prepositions]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=458</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>Here is the list of English pronoun words… Aboard About Above According To Across After Against Ahead Of Along Amid Among Around As Far As At Because Of Before Behind Behind In Below Beside Between Beyond But By Concerning Contrary To Despite Down During Except For From In In Front Of Inside Instead Of Into Like Near Next To Of Off On On Account Of On Board On Top Of Onto Out Out Of Outside Over Past Per Prepositions Prepositions List Regarding Since Through Throughout To Toward And Towards Under Underneath Until Up Up To Upon Via With Within Without   Preposition Quizzes Quiz 1 (Answer 1) Quiz 2 (Answer 2) Quiz 3 (Answer 3) Quiz 4 In On At (Answer 4) Quiz 5 (Answer […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/prepositions/review-of-english-preposition-words/">Review of English Preposition Words</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here is the list of English pronoun words…</p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-aboard-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Aboard</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-about-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">About</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-above-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Above</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-according-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">According To</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-across-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Across</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-after-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">After</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-against-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Against</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-ahead-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ahead Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-along-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Along</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-amid-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Amid</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-among-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Among</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-around-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Around</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-as-far-as-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">As Far As</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-at-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">At</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-because-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Because Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-before-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Before</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-behind-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Behind</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-behind-in-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Behind In</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-below-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Below</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-beside-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Beside</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-between-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Between</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-beyond-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Beyond</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-but-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">But</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-by-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">By</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-concerning-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Concerning</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-contrary-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Contrary To</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-despite-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Despite</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-down-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Down</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-during-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">During</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-except-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Except</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-for-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">For</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-from-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">From</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-in-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">In</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-in-front-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">In Front Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-inside-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Inside</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-instead-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Instead Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-into-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Into</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-like-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Like</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-near-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Near</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-next-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Next To</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-off-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Off</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-on-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-on-account-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On Account Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-on-board-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On Board</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-on-top-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On Top Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-onto-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Onto</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-out-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Out</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-out-of-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Out Of</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-outside-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Outside</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-over-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Over</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-past-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-per-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Per</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-prepositions-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prepositions</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-prepositions-list-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prepositions List</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-regarding-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Regarding</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-since-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Since</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-through-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Through</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-throughout-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Throughout</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">To</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-toward-and-towards-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Toward And Towards</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-under-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Under</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-underneath-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Underneath</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-until-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Until</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-up-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Up</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-up-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Up To</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-upon-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Upon</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-via-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Via</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-with-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">With</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-within-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Within</a> <a href="/learn-english/words/prepositions/english-preposition-without-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Without</a></div><p> </p><h2 id="gtop"><b>Preposition Quizzes</b></h2><ul><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q1">Quiz 1</a> (<a href="#a1">Answer 1</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q2">Quiz 2</a> (<a href="#a2">Answer 2</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q3">Quiz 3</a> (<a href="#a3">Answer 3</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q4">Quiz 4 In On At</a> (<a href="#a4">Answer 4</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q5">Quiz 5</a> (<a href="#a5">Answer 5</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q6">Quiz 6</a> (<a href="#a6">Answer 6</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q7">Quiz 7</a> (<a href="#a7">Answer 7</a>)</li><li aria-level="1"><a href="#q8">Quiz 8 To Or For</a> (<a href="#a8">Answer 8</a>)</li></ul><h3 id="q1"><b>Prepositions Quiz #1<br /></b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>above across against around at behind beside</b></p><ol><li>My friends and I have decided to drive ______________ the United States, from New York to San Francisco.</li><li>If you want me to pick you up, you’ll have to tell me where you’re ______________.</li><li>Please go get my ladder. It’s leaning ______________ the side of the house.</li><li>There’s an eagle sitting way ______________ our heads in that tree.</li><li>Teresa and Mavin like to walk ____________ downtown Minneapolis and go to the shops on Nicollet Avenue.</li><li>We have to work faster. We’re falling ____________ schedule.</li><li>There was a lot of dust _______________ the couch, so we moved it away from the wall.</li><li>I insist that my dog walk ______________ me when I take her for a walk (not in front of me and not behind me).</li><li>Are your parents ______________ home right now?</li><li>Dave said he’s going to vote _______________ that candidate because he disagrees with him on many issues.</li><li>Do you think it would be difficult to swim _______________ the lake, from this side to the other side?</li><li>I’ll be hanging _______________ my apartment all day today if you want to stop by.</li><li>The police officer’s heroics were ______________ and beyond the call of duty.</li><li>Joe and Todd couldn’t see the movie very well because they were sitting ______________ a big guy wearing a tall hat.</li><li>Are you for or ______________ nuclear energy to replace the burning of fossil fuels?</li><li>She has a very hard time getting her ideas _______________ to other people.</li><li>Tony always wears a cross _______________ his neck.</li><li>Please use the napkin that’s _______________ your plate.</li><li>_______________ exactly 10 p.m. the fireworks are going to start.</li><li>Who was _______________ the wheel when the accident occurred?</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1"><b>Prepositions Quiz #1 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>above across against around at behind beside</b></p><ol><li>My friends and I have decided to drive <b>across</b> the United States, from New York to San Francisco.</li><li>If you want me to pick you up, you’ll have to tell me where you’re <b>at</b>.</li><li>Please go get my ladder. It’s leaning <b>against</b> the side of the house.</li><li>There’s an eagle sitting way <b>above</b> our heads in that tree.</li><li>Teresa and Mavin like to walk <b>around</b> downtown Minneapolis and go to the shops on Nicollet Avenue.</li><li>We have to work faster. We’re falling <b>behind</b> schedule.</li><li>There was a lot of dust <b>behind</b> the couch, so we moved it away from the wall.</li><li>I insist that my dog walk <b>beside</b> me when I take her for a walk (not in front of me and not behind me).</li><li>Are your parents <b>at</b> home right now?</li><li>Dave said he’s going to vote <b>against</b> that candidate because he disagrees with him on many issues.</li><li>Do you think it would be difficult to swim <b>across</b> the lake, from this side to the other side?</li><li>I’ll be hanging <b>around</b> my apartment all day today if you want to stop by.</li><li>The police officer’s heroics were <b>above</b> and beyond the call of duty.</li><li>Joe and Todd couldn’t see the movie very well because they were sitting <b>behind</b> a big guy wearing a tall hat.</li><li>Are you for or <b>against</b> nuclear energy to replace the burning of fossil fuels?</li><li>She has a very hard time getting her ideas<b> across</b> to other people.</li><li>Tony always wears a cross <b>around</b> his neck.</li><li>Please use the napkin that’s <b>beside</b> your plate.</li><li><b>At</b> exactly 10 p.m. the fireworks are going to start.</li><li>Who was <b>behind</b> the wheel when the accident occurred?</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2"><b>Prepositions Quiz #2<br /></b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>between by during for from in in front of</b></p><ol><li>Helena received a letter _______________ her brother.</li><li>There’s a cab parked ________________ the apartment building.</li><li>What did you do _______________ the day yesterday?</li><li>My flight was very uncomfortable. I had to sit _______________ two very large people.</li><li>Please get ______________ the car so we can go.</li><li>What company do you work _______________ now?</li><li>________________ the 1980s, John and Mary lived in Portland, Oregon.</li><li>He made a very large amount of money _______________ working as a stockbroker.</li><li>Some students don’t like to speak English ________________ people they don’t know.</li><li>I have lived in Minnesota _______________ 19 years.</li><li>What did you learn _______________ your teacher today?</li><li>We should keep this a secret. This is _______________ only you and me.</li><li>She works _______________ advertising for a small company.</li><li>Which dealership did you buy your car _______________?</li><li>When we returned to school in the fall, our teacher asked us what we did _______________ the summer break.</li><li>I forgot who the book was written _______________. Do you remember the name of the author?</li><li>Tom had to get _______________ two men who were about to fight each other.</li><li>How much did you get _______________ your car?</li><li>There’s a spare tire _______________ the trunk of the car.</li><li>No one can see the TV if you’re standing ________________ it.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2"><b>Prepositions Quiz #2 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>between by during for from in in front of</b></p><ol><li>Helena received a letter <b>from</b> her brother.</li><li>There’s a cab parked <b>in front of</b> the apartment building.</li><li>What did you do <b>during</b> the day yesterday?</li><li>My flight was very uncomfortable. I had to sit <b>between</b> two very large people.</li><li>Please get <b>in</b> the car so we can go.</li><li>What company do you work <b>for</b> now?</li><li><b>During</b> the 1980s, John and Mary lived in Portland, Oregon.</li><li>He made a very large amount of money <b>by</b> working as a stockbroker.</li><li>Some students don’t like to speak English <b>in front of</b> people they don’t know.</li><li>I have lived in Minnesota <b>for</b> 19 years.</li><li>What did you learn <b>from</b> your teacher today?</li><li>We should keep this a secret. This is <b>between</b> only you and me.</li><li>She works <b>in</b> advertising for a small company.</li><li>Which dealership did you buy your car <b>from</b>?</li><li>When we returned to school in the fall, our teacher asked us what we did <b>during</b> the summer break.</li><li>I forgot who the book was written <b>by</b>. Do you remember the name of the author?</li><li>Tom had to get <b>between</b> two men who were about to fight each other.</li><li>How much did you get <b>for</b> your car?</li><li>There’s a spare tire <b>in</b> the trunk of the car.</li><li>No one can see the TV if you’re standing <b>in front of</b> it.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3"><b>Prepositions Quiz #3</b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>into next to of off on onto out</b></p><ol><li>Someone left a gallon of milk _______________ the kitchen counter and didn’t put it away.</li><li>There’s a married couple sitting ________________ each other and holding hands.</li><li>Scientists are _______________ discovering new ways to generate electricity cleanly and cheaply.</li><li>Tom’s four-year-old niece threw her doll _______________ the window and it landed on the street below.</li><li>There are billions and billions _______________ stars in the universe.</li><li>Please take _______________ your hat when you enter the church.</li><li>Javier walked quietly _______________ the classroom hoping the teacher wouldn’t notice he was late.</li><li>I made the mistake of parking my car _________________ a fire hydrant, and it was towed away.</li><li>After a two-hour meeting this morning, Linda is ________________ a one-hour meeting in the afternoon.</li><li>There was a very interesting program ________________ the radio yesterday about the war in Afghanistan.</li><li>Is Sam _______________ the phone yet? He called his girlfriend an hour ago, and I need to talk to him.</li><li>There’s a customer _______________ front who needs some help. Can you help her please?</li><li>A group of girls are playing volleyball _______________ the beach.</li><li>We need to get a couple gallons _______________ milk at the store.</li><li>If you put your money ________________ a savings account, it will earn interest over time.</li><li>Tom and Alice live _______________ a very nice family from Iran.</li><li>The government is trying to work _______________ a solution for the nation’s unemployment problems.</li><li>That old building a few doors down from was _______________ fire, so we called 911.</li><li>The fire department came and put _______________ the fire.</li><li>Kelly is really _______________ house, techno, and other kinds of music that gets played at the clubs.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3"><b>Prepositions Quiz #3 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>into next to of off on onto out</b></p><ol><li>Someone left a gallon of milk <b>on</b> the kitchen counter and didn’t put it away.</li><li>There’s a married couple sitting <b>next to</b> each other and holding hands.</li><li>Scientists are <b>onto</b> discovering new ways to generate electricity cleanly and cheaply.</li><li>Tom’s four-year-old niece threw her doll <b>out</b> the window and it landed on the street below.</li><li>There are billions and billions <b>of</b> stars in the universe.</li><li>Please take <b>off</b> your hat when you enter the church.</li><li>Javier walked quietly <b>into</b> the classroom hoping the teacher wouldn’t notice he was late.</li><li>I made the mistake of parking my car <b>next to</b> a fire hydrant, and it was towed away.</li><li>After a two-hour meeting this morning, Linda is <b>onto</b> a one-hour meeting in the afternoon.</li><li>There was a very interesting program <b>on</b> the radio yesterday about the war in Afghanistan.</li><li>Is Sam <b>off</b> the phone yet? He called his girlfriend an hour ago, and I need to talk to him.</li><li>There’s a customer <b>out</b> front who needs some help. Can you help her please?</li><li>A group of girls are playing volleyball <b>on</b> the beach.</li><li>We need to get a couple gallons <b>of</b> milk at the store.</li><li>If you put your money <b>into</b> a savings account, it will earn interest over time.</li><li>Tom and Alice live <b>next to</b> a very nice family from Iran.</li><li>The government is trying to work <b>out</b> a solution for the nation’s unemployment problems.</li><li>That old building a few doors down from was <b>on</b> fire, so we called 911.</li><li>The fire department came and put <b>out</b> the fire.</li><li>Kelly is really <b>into</b> house, techno, and other kinds of music that gets played at the clubs.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4"><b>Prepositions Quiz #4</b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>in on at</b></p><ol><li>They live _______________ Madison Avenue in Chicago.</li><li>She works _______________ a very big company.</li><li>Look! That house is _______________ fire.</li><li>I can pick you up if you tell me where you’re _______________.</li><li>We read about the accident _______________ the newspaper.</li><li>Jorge misses his family. They all live _____________ Mexico.</li><li>Sue’s dentist has an office ______________ the fifth floor of this building.</li><li>Many cities in Florida have hotels that are ______________ the ocean.</li><li>He’s very good _______________ working with his hands.</li><li>When my daughter goes to college, she’s going to major ______________ philosophy.</li><li>Someone threw a rock and hit Gabriel _______________ the head.</li><li>I live _______________ 2105 Main Street.</li><li>Tony’s Pizzeria is located _______________ Park Avenue.</li><li>Do you think human beings will ever land _______________ the planet Mars?</li><li>There are a lot of fish that live ______________ the ocean.</li><li>She’s working _______________ getting a college degree.</li><li>She wants to get a job _______________ education.</li><li>She would like to teach ______________ a high school.</li><li>Please sit _______________ the table. We’re going to eat.</li><li>There’s too much food ______________ my plate.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4"><b>Prepositions Quiz #4 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>in on at</b></p><ol><li>They live ______on_________ Madison Avenue in Chicago.</li><li>She works ______at________ a very big company.</li><li>Look! That house is ________on_______ fire.</li><li>I can pick you up if you tell me where you’re ______at________.</li><li>We read about the accident ______in________ the newspaper.</li><li>Jorge misses his family. They all live _____in________ Mexico.</li><li>Sue’s dentist has an office ______on________ the fifth floor of this building.</li><li>Many cities in Florida have hotels that are _______on_______ the ocean.</li><li>He’s very good _______at________ working with his hands.</li><li>When my daughter goes to college, she’s going to major _______in_______ philosophy.</li><li>Someone threw a rock and hit Gabriel _______on________ the head.</li><li>I live ________at_______ 2105 Main Street.</li><li>Tony’s Pizzeria is located ______on_________ Park Avenue.</li><li>Do you think human beings will ever land ______on_________ the planet Mars?</li><li>There are a lot of fish that live ______in________ the ocean.</li><li>She’s working _______on________ getting a college degree.</li><li>She wants to get a job _______in________ education.</li><li>She would like to teach ______at________ a high school.</li><li>Please sit _______at________ the table. We’re going to eat.</li><li>There’s too much food ______on________ my plate.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q5"><b>Prepositions Quiz #5</b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>on top of out of over per through throughout to</b></p><ol><li>I’ll be busy ________________ the day tomorrow, so I won’t be able to call you.</li><li>She pulled her keys ________________ her purse and handed them to her sister.</li><li>You have to fly ________________ the ocean to get from Europe to the United States.</li><li>Stan was traveling at over 110 miles _______________ hour when the police officer stopped him for speeding.</li><li>You should try to stay _______________ the news if you want to know what’s happening in the world.</li><li>Sarah ran _____________ milk, so she went to the store to buy a few gallons.</li><li>You must remember to bring a pen ______________ class; otherwise, your teacher will get angry.</li><li>How much money does she make _______________ year at her job?</li><li>The only way to get to that part of the city is to cross _______________ a bridge.</li><li>The subway train passes _______________ a long tunnel before it arrives at the airport.</li><li>Henri was kicked _______________ class because he was rude to the teacher.</li><li>She would go ________________ the ends of the earth to help her children.</li><li>There are many fire stations _________________ the city.</li><li>You’ll have to go ________________ at least four years of college if you want to get a job that pays well.</li><li>The cat jumped _________________ the refrigerator and stayed there for half an hour.</li><li>If you don’t take that cake _______________ the oven right now, it’s going to burn.</li><li>For some people, it’s hard to get _________________ the day without a cigarette.</li><li>I need to get ________________ the bank before it closes.</li><li>You need to get _________________ this problem before it gets worse.</li><li>There have been many bloody wars fought _________________ human history.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a5"><b>Prepositions Quiz #5 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>on top of out of over per through throughout to</b></p><ol><li>I’ll be busy ______throughout_____ the day tomorrow, so I won’t be able to call you.</li><li>She pulled her keys ______out of ______ her purse and handed them to her sister.</li><li>You have to fly ____over_________ the ocean to get from Europe to the United States.</li><li>Stan was traveling at over 110 miles _____per________ hour when the police officer stopped him for speeding.</li><li>You should try to stay ___on top of_____ the news if you want to know what’s happening in the world.</li><li>Sarah ran _____out of_____ milk, so she went to the store to buy a few gallons.</li><li>You must remember to bring a pen _____to______ class; otherwise, your teacher will get angry.</li><li>How much money does she make _____per_______ year at her job?</li><li>The only way to get to that part of the city is to cross _______over_____ a bridge.</li><li>The subway train passes ____through_____ a long tunnel before it arrives at the airport.</li><li>Henri was kicked ____out of ______ class because he was rude to the teacher.</li><li>She would go _______to______ the ends of the earth to help her children.</li><li>There are many fire stations _____throughout _______ the city.</li><li>You’ll have to go _____through_____ at least four years of college if you want to get a job that pays well.</li><li>The cat jumped ____on top of ______ the refrigerator and stayed there for half an hour.</li><li>If you don’t take that cake ____out of _______ the oven right now, it’s going to burn.</li><li>For some people, it’s hard to get ____through_______ the day without a cigarette.</li><li>I need to get _______to_______ the bank before it closes.</li><li>You need to get _____on top of_____ this problem before it gets worse.</li><li>There have been many bloody wars fought ______throughout _____ human history.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q6"><b>Prepositions Quiz #6</b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>towards underneath until up with within without</b></p><ol><li>During the earthquake, the ground ________________ my feet began to shake.</li><li>When was the last time he went an entire day ________________ a cigarette?</li><li>Lisa likes to go shopping for clothes _________________ her friends to get their advice.</li><li>The money that Bing is saving will go ________________ college for her kids.</li><li>People who live in southern and central Minnesota like to travel _______________ north during the summer.</li><li>On the weekend, Loni doesn’t wake up ________________ 10 a.m. in the morning.</li><li>Is there a mosque that they can go to ________________ the city?</li><li>The subway ________________ the city can get people to their destinations very quickly.</li><li>This street goes ________________ a very dangerous neighborhood.</li><li>It’s probably going to rain, so don’t leave ________________ an umbrella.</li><li>The airport is ________________ a fifteen-minute drive.</li><li>As you walk ________________ the entrance of the fairgrounds, you’ll see the person selling tickets.</li><li>It’s more difficult to travel _______________ the river than down it because the current flows south.</li><li>Vic won’t be coming home _______________ next summer.</li><li>Amish farmers build their houses _______________ using electricity or modern equipment.</li><li>What do you think she looks like ________________ those dark sunglasses</li><li>I fertilized my vegetables ________________ compost and the results were very good.</li><li>The sun will go down _______________ the next hour or so.</li><li>He left the house _______________ his cell phone, so he drove back home to get it.</li><li>Looking _______________ the future, they’ve decided to save money for a new house.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a6"><b>Prepositions Quiz #6 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>towards underneath until up with within without</b></p><ol><li>During the earthquake, the ground ____underneath____ my feet began to shake.</li><li>When was the last time he went an entire day ____without_____ a cigarette?</li><li>Lisa likes to go shopping for clothes ______with_______ her friends to get their advice.</li><li>The money that Bing is saving will go ____towards_______ college for her kids.</li><li>People who live in southern and central Minnesota like to travel ______up_______ north during the summer.</li><li>On the weekend, Loni doesn’t wake up _____until______ 10 a.m. in the morning.</li><li>Is there a mosque that they can go to ___within_______ the city?</li><li>The subway ____underneath_____ the city can get people to their destinations very quickly.</li><li>This street goes ____through______ a very dangerous neighborhood.</li><li>It’s probably going to rain, so don’t leave ____without______ an umbrella.</li><li>The airport is ____within_______ a fifteen-minute drive.</li><li>As you walk _____towards______ the entrance of the fairgrounds, you’ll see the person selling tickets.</li><li>It’s more difficult to travel ______up_______ the river than down it because the current flows south.</li><li>Vic won’t be coming home _____until_______ next summer.</li><li>Amish farmers build their houses ___without_______ using electricity or modern equipment.</li><li>What do you think she looks like ____underneath_____ those dark sunglasses</li><li>I fertilized my vegetables ______with______ compost and the results were very good.</li><li>The sun will go down ____within______ the next hour or so.</li><li>He left the house ___without______ his cell phone, so he drove back home to get it.</li><li>Looking ____towards______ the future, they’ve decided to save money for a new house.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q7"><b>Prepositions for Time: Quiz #7</b></h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>about at during for in on within </b></p><ol><li>Our plane will be landing ___________ ten minutes.</li><li>What do you do ____________ the day?</li><li>It’s going to take ____________ fifteen to twenty minutes for the pizza to be ready.</li><li>Meet me ___________ exactly 3:30.</li><li>They got to the train station just ___________ time before the train left.</li><li>Nora never comes to class ___________ time.</li><li>John came ____________ one year of retiring from his job before he died.</li><li>The church parking lot is always full ____________ Sundays.</li><li>There’s ____________ a minute remaining before the games ends.</li><li>Sometimes she can’t sleep ____________ night, so she takes medicine that makes her drowsy.</li><li>There were two women talking ____________ the entire movie. They wouldn’t be quiet.</li><li>We can’t wait ____________ the concert to begin. This is going to be great!</li><li>The books we ordered through Amazon should be here ___________ the next three to five days.</li><li>_____________ the wedding ceremony, it started to rain, and everyone who didn’t have an umbrella got soaked.</li><li>The class lasted ___________ over three hours. That was too long!</li><li>I’ll meet you ____________ an hour at the entrance to the store. Wait for me if I’m not there by that time.</li><li>They talked on the phone ___________ almost four hours.</li><li>He refuses to work ____________ the weekends because he wants to spend time with his family.</li><li>The alarm clock is set ____________ 5:30 a.m.</li><li>We’re looking ____________ a two-hour wait at the airport before our plane leaves.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a7"><b>Prepositions for Time: Quiz #7 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct preposition. Choose from the word bank below:</p><p><b>about at during for in on within </b></p><ol><li>Our plane will be landing ____<b>in</b>_____ ten minutes.</li><li>What do you do ___<b>during</b>______ the day?</li><li>It’s going to take ____<b>about</b>______ fifteen to twenty minutes for the pizza to be ready.</li><li>Meet me _____<b>at</b>______ exactly 3:30.</li><li>They got to the train station just ____<b>in</b>______ time before the train left.</li><li>Nora never comes to class ___<b>on</b>_____ time.</li><li>John came ____<b>within</b>______ one year of retiring from his job before he died.</li><li>The church parking lot is always full ____<b>on</b>_____ Sundays.</li><li>There’s _____<b>about</b>______ a minute remaining before the games ends.</li><li>Sometimes she can’t sleep ____<b>at</b>_____ night, so she takes medicine that makes her drowsy.</li><li>There were two women talking _____<b>during</b>_____ the entire movie. They wouldn’t be quiet.</li><li>We can’t wait ____<b>for</b>______ the concert to begin. This is going to be great!</li><li>The books we ordered through Amazon should be here _____<b>within (or </b><b><i>in</i></b><b>)</b>____ the next three to five days.</li><li>_<b>During</b>______ the wedding ceremony, it started to rain, and everyone who didn’t have an umbrella got soaked.</li><li>The class lasted _____<b>for</b>____ over three hours. That was too long!</li><li>I’ll meet you _____<b>in</b>_____ an hour at the entrance to the store. Wait for me if I’m not there by that time.</li><li>They talked on the phone ____<b>for</b>_____ almost four hours.</li><li>He refuses to work ____<b>on</b>______ the weekends because he wants to spend time with his family.</li><li>The alarm clock is set _____<b>for</b>_____ 5:30 a.m.</li><li>We’re looking _____<b>at</b>_____ a two-hour wait at the airport before our plane leaves.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q8"><b>Prepositions </b><b><i>to</i></b><b> or </b><b><i>for</i></b><b> – Quiz #8</b></h3><p>Directions: Choose <b><i>to</i></b> or<b><i> for</i></b> to complete each sentence or question.</p><ol><li>She’s walking _________ school.</li><li>Vanessa bought a gift _________ her sister.</li><li>This apple is _________ the teacher.</li><li>Who do you want to talk __________?</li><li>He’s driving _______ the store ________ some bread.</li><li>Ask that man ________ some directions.</li><li>What did you do that _________?</li><li>We’re all looking forward _________ some vacation time.</li><li>I’m looking _________ a new car.</li><li>They’re preparing a meal _________ 20 people.</li><li>Maria bought some shoes _________ herself.</li><li>Charles needs to mail a letter __________ his grandmother.</li><li>Geraldo kicked the ball __________ his teammate.</li><li>I could go __________ another piece of cake.</li><li>If you can’t lift it, I’ll lift it ________ you.</li><li>The boy is reaching _________ the jar on the shelf.</li><li>Bring the coffee pot _________ the table.</li><li>This tablecloth is the perfect size __________ the table.</li><li>You should do something nice __________ yourself.</li><li>The man did something harmful _________ himself.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a8"><b>Prepositions </b><b><i>to</i></b><b> or </b><b><i>for</i></b><b> – Quiz #8 (ANSWERS)</b></h4><p>Directions: Choose <b><i>to</i></b> or<b><i> for</i></b> to complete each sentence or question.</p><ol><li>She’s walking ____<b>to</b>_____ school.</li><li>Vanessa bought a gift _____<b>for</b>____ her sister.</li><li>This apple is ____<b>for</b>_____ the teacher.</li><li>Who do you want to talk _____<b>to</b>_____?</li><li>He’s driving ___<b>to</b>____ the store ____<b>for</b>____ some bread.</li><li>Ask that man ____<b>for</b>____ some directions.</li><li>What did you do that _____<b>for</b>____?</li><li>We’re all looking forward _____<b>to</b>____ some vacation time.</li><li>I’m looking _____<b>for</b>____ a new car.</li><li>They’re preparing a meal ____<b>for</b>_____ 20 people.</li><li>Maria bought some shoes ____<b>for</b>_____ herself.</li><li>Charles needs to mail a letter ____<b>to</b>______ his grandmother.</li><li>Geraldo kicked the ball _____<b>to</b>_____ his teammate.</li><li>I could go _____<b>for</b>_____ another piece of cake.</li><li>If you can’t lift it, I’ll lift it ____<b>for</b>____ you.</li><li>The boy is reaching _____<b>for</b>____ the jar on the shelf.</li><li>Bring the coffee pot _____<b>to</b>____ the table.</li><li>This tablecloth is the perfect size _____<b>for</b>_____ the table.</li><li>You should do something nice _____<b>for</b>_____ yourself.</li><li>The man did something harmful ____<b>to</b>_____ himself.</li></ol><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/prepositions/review-of-english-preposition-words/">Review of English Preposition Words</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/prepositions/review-of-english-preposition-words/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 7</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 14:43:52 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Skills & Tips]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=426</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>This is the last level for learning English grammar online step by step. Grammar Recap In our previous grammar level, we covered many practical topics including Simple Sentences, Clauses & Phrases, Compound Sentences, Complex Sentences, Conditional and many more. we suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.   In […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 7</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the last level for learning English grammar online step by step.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Grammar Recap</span></h2><p>In our previous <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-6/">grammar level</a>, we covered many practical topics including Simple Sentences, Clauses & Phrases, Compound Sentences, Complex Sentences, Conditional and many more. we suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.</p><p> </p><p>In this series, we cover the following English grammar lessons which are geared toward learners who like to learn English grammar step by step.</p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-however-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">However</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-therefore-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Therefore</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-consequently-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Consequently</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-because-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Because</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-due-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Due To</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-both-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Both</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-not-only-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Not Only</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-so-that-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">So That</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-such-that-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Such That</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-although-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Although</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-even-though-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Even Though</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-otherwise-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Otherwise</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-on-the-other-hand-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">On The Other Hand</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-in-addition-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">In Addition</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-furthermore-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Furthermore</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-unless-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Unless</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-even-if-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Even If</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-since-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Since</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-while-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">While</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-as-long-as-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">As Long As</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-as-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">As</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-as-soon-as-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">As Soon As</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-instead-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Instead</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-meanwhile-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Meanwhile</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-besides-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Besides</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-nevertheless-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nevertheless</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-whenever-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Whenever</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-wherever-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Wherever</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-now-that-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Now That</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-provided-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Provided</a></div><h2></h2><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished grammar level review test, we suggest that you go to the <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-1/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 1 Review</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-2/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 id="gtop">Grammar Quizzes- Level 7</h2><p><a href="#q1">Quiz 1</a> (<a href="#a1">Quiz 1 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q2">Quiz 2</a> (<a href="#a2">Quiz 2 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q3">Quiz 3</a> (<a href="#a3">Quiz 3 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q4">Quiz 4</a> (<a href="#a4">Quiz 4 Answers</a>)</p><h3 style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;">Grammar Level 7<br />(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</h3><h3 id="q1">Quiz 1</h3><p>Directions: Choose from among these subordinating conjunctions to complete each sentence:<br />although as long as because even if so that unless until while<br />1. She has decided to move to Portland _______________ there are more opportunities for employment in that city.<br />2. You can borrow my car ________________ you agree to be very careful with it.<br />3. They’ll have a good corn harvest this year _______________ it rains a lot and prevents them from harvesting their crops.<br />4. Our neighbor is going to buy a gun ________________ she can protect herself from intruders who break into her apartment.<br />5. _______________ he can save a lot of money by taking the bus, Russ still drives his car into the city every day.<br />6. Ronald is going to finish his homework ________________ it takes him all night.<br />7. My daughter can’t wait _____________ she gets her new bike.<br />8. Stay in the car _______________ I go into the store. I’ll be right back.<br />9. It’s a good idea to go to college for four years _______________ it’s possible to get a good job without a degree.<br />10. ________________ he’s overweight, Tony eats a lot of food before he goes to bed. That’s not healthy.<br />11. The police can’t arrest the suspect in the crime______________ they have more evidence against him.<br />12. Tim’s parents will let him have his own car _______________ he pays for his own insurance and doesn’t get into any trouble with it.<br />13. _______________ Terry was talking on the phone and not paying attention, her kids were making a big mess in the kitchen.<br />14. _______________ the police caught him driving while drunk, he lost his license.<br />15. Hubert’s wife will have to get a job _______________ they can afford to pay their mortgage and other expenses.<br />16. You shouldn’t accept a ride in a car from someone ________________ you know the person really well.<br />17. Rogelio needs to see a doctor _________________ his back is really bothering him a lot.<br />18. Jorge Shrubino was not a popular leader in his country __________________ he had support from the business community.<br />19. Tanya and Uri have agreed not to move in together __________________ they get married.<br />20. The teacher got angry because the students were talking ________________ he was trying to teach the class.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1">Quiz 1 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Choose from among these subordinating conjunctions to complete each sentence:<br />although as long as because even if so that unless until while<br />1. She has decided to move to Portland because there are more opportunities for employment in that city.<br />2. You can borrow my car as long as you agree to be very careful with it.<br />3. They’ll have a good corn harvest this year unless it rains a lot and prevents them from harvesting their crops.<br />4. Our neighbor is going to buy a gun so that she can protect herself from intruders who break into her apartment.<br />5. Although he can save a lot of money by taking the bus, Russ still drives his car into the city every day.<br />6. Ronald is going to finish his homework even if it takes him all night.<br />7. My daughter can’t wait until she gets her new bike.<br />8. Stay in the car while I go into the store. I’ll be right back.<br />9. It’s a good idea to go to college for four years even if it’s possible to get a good job without a degree.<br />10. Although he’s overweight, Tony eats a lot of food before he goes to bed. That’s not healthy.<br />11. The police can’t arrest the suspect in the crime until they have more evidence against him.<br />12. Tim’s parents will let him have his own car as long as he pays for his own insurance and doesn’t get into any trouble with it.<br />13. While Terry was talking on the phone and not paying attention, her kids were making a big mess in the kitchen.<br />14. Because the police caught him driving while drunk, he lost his license.<br />15. Hubert’s wife will have to get a job so that they can afford to pay their mortgage and other expenses.<br />16. You shouldn’t accept a ride in a car from someone unless you know the person really well.<br />17. Rogelio needs to see a doctor because his back is really bothering him a lot.<br />18. Jorge Shrubino was not a popular leader in his country although he had support from the business community.<br />19. Tanya and Uri have agreed not to move in together until they get married.<br />20. The teacher got angry because the students were talking while he was trying to teach the class.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2">Quiz 2</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Choose from among these conjunctive adverbs to complete each sentence:<br />consequently otherwise on the other hand furthermore<br />1. Buying and living in a 200-year-old house would be interesting; _______________ it would probably be very expensive to maintain.<br />2. You’ll have to start taking better care of your body and stop smoking; ________________, you’ll die early.<br />3. Thao had a bad experience shopping at that store; _______________, she decided never to shop there again.<br />4. Growing apples is an interesting hobby which provides me with a lot of pleasure; ______________, I don’t need to buy apples at the store.<br />5. Patricia and Karl lost interest in each other; ________________, they both agreed to a divorce.<br />6. Golf is a very fun sport; _________________, it’s very expensive.<br />7. The party became kind of boring after Toby left; ________________, everyone went home soon afterwards.<br />8. If we arrive at the restaurant early, we’ll get a good seat; __________________, the restaurant won’t feel very lively.<br />9. You should buy these boots while they’re on sale; _______________, you’ll have to pay full price next week.<br />10. When the economy went into recession, business slowed down; _________________, Hector was laid off.<br />Part B. Directions: Choose from among these conjunctive adverbs to complete each sentence:<br />however therefore in addition<br />1. The jury found the man guilty on all charges of murder; _______________, he was sentenced to life in prison.<br />2. I would like to see the new exhibit; _______________, there might not be enough time to do that.<br />3. Becoming a doctor isn’t easy. __________________ to many years of studying medicine, you have to deal with uncomfortable situations all the time.<br />4. My friend, Jeff, wants to ask Wanda out on a date; __________________, he’s too nervous.<br />5. Steve wanted more excitement in his life; ________________, he decided to join the U.S. military in hopes of going to Iraq.<br />6. This is a very useful tool; ________________, it’s easy to carry inside a pocket.<br />7. Carbon dioxide levels are rising in the earth’s atmosphere; _________________, temperatures around the planet are increasing.<br />8. Finding a new job can be a time-consuming process; ___________________, it can be costly if you need to buy a new suit and send out resumes.<br />9. The company she works for is expanding; ________________, it won’t start hiring new workers until next year.<br />10. Tony has stopped watching what he eats; ________________, he’s starting to get really heavy.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2">Quiz 2 (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Choose from among these conjunctive adverbs to complete each sentence:<br />consequently otherwise on the other hand furthermore<br />1. Buying and living in a 200-year-old house would be interesting; on the other hand, it would probably be very expensive to maintain.<br />2. You’ll have to start taking better care of your body and stop smoking; otherwise, you’ll die early.<br />3. Thao had a bad experience shopping at that store; consequently, she decided never to shop there again.<br />4. Growing apples is an interesting hobby which provides me with a lot of pleasure; furthermore, I don’t need to buy apples at the store.<br />5. Patricia and Karl lost interest in each other; consequently, they both agreed to a divorce.<br />6. Golf is a very fun sport; on the other hand, it’s very expensive.<br />7. The party became kind of boring after Toby left; consequently, everyone went home soon afterwards.<br />8. If we arrive at the restaurant early, we’ll get a good seat; on the other hand, the restaurant won’t feel very lively.<br />9. You should buy these boots while they’re on sale; otherwise, you’ll have to pay full price next week.<br />10. When the economy went into recession, business slowed down; consequently, Hector was laid off.<br />Part B. Directions: Choose from among these conjunctive adverbs to complete each sentence:<br />however therefore in addition<br />1. The jury found the man guilty on all charges of murder; therefore, he was sentenced to life in prison.<br />2. I would like to see the new exhibit; however, there might not be enough time to do that.<br />3. Becoming a doctor isn’t easy. In addition to many years of studying medicine, you have to deal with uncomfortable situations all the time.<br />4. My friend, Jeff, wants to ask Wanda out on a date; however, he’s too nervous.<br />5. Steve wanted more excitement in his life; therefore, he decided to join the U.S. military in hopes of going to Iraq.<br />6. This is a very useful tool; in addition, it’s easy to carry inside a pocket.<br />7. Carbon dioxide levels are rising in the earth’s atmosphere; therefore, temperatures around the planet are increasing.<br />8. Finding a new job can be a time-consuming process; in addition, it can be costly if you need to buy a new suit and send out resumes.<br />9. The company she works for is expanding; however, it won’t start hiring new workers until next year.<br />10. Tony has stopped watching what he eats; therefore, he’s starting to get really heavy.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3">Quiz 3</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so” or “such.”<br />1. I’m ________ hungry, I could eat a horse.<br />2. This is __________ a big mess, it will take several days to clean up.<br />3. It was __________ a hot day yesterday.<br />4. This room feels ________ hot.<br />5. Why is he being __________ a jerk?<br />6. That movie was __________ funny!<br />7. It was __________ a funny movie we saw it three times.<br />8. He’s having chest pains. __________ matters should be discussed with a doctor.<br />9. Marie is ___________ in love with her boyfriend.<br />10. It snowed __________ much last night, school was called of for today.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so”or “such” and “that.”<br />1. The movie has been _________ a big success, __________ a sequel is going to be made.<br />2. She liked the student’s writing _________ much _________ she gave him a gold star.<br />3. They’re __________ excited __________ they can’t get to sleep.<br />4. The patient was in __________ pain __________ the doctor gave him a sedative.<br />5. It was __________ a big explosion __________ it was heard several miles away.<br />6. These are _________ difficult times __________ we are living through.<br />7. Henry’s __________ rich __________ he doesn’t need to work, but he does anyway.<br />8. This is __________ a popular restaurant __________ a reservation is needed weeks ahead of time.<br />9. These are ___________ dangerous chemicals __________ you need to wear gloves when you use them.<br />10. The teacher’s class was __________ boring _________ some people actually went to sleep.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3">Quiz 3 (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so” or “such.”<br />1. I’m ___so___ hungry, I could eat a horse.<br />2. This is ___such_____ a big mess, it will take several days to clean up.<br />3. It was ____such_____ a hot day yesterday.<br />4. This room feels ____so____ hot.<br />5. Why is he being ___such_____ a jerk?<br />6. That movie was ____so_____ funny!<br />7. It was ____such____ a funny movie! We saw it three times.<br />8. He’s having chest pains. ___Such____ matters should be discussed with a doctor.<br />9. Marie is ____so_____ in love with her boyfriend.<br />10. It snowed ___so_____ much last night, school was called of for today.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing “so”or “such” and “that.”<br />1. The movie has been ___such____ a big success, ___that____ a sequel is going to be made.<br />2. She liked the student’s writing _____so____ much __that____ she gave him a gold star.<br />3. They’re ____so_____ excited ____that___ they can’t get to sleep.<br />4. The patient was in ___such____ pain ____that_____ the doctor gave him a sedative.<br />5. It was ____such____ a big explosion ___that_____ it was heard several miles away.<br />6. These are ____such____ difficult times ____that____ we are living through.<br />7. Henry’s ____so______ rich ____that____ he doesn’t need to work, but he does anyway.<br />8. This is ____such____ a popular restaurant _____that___ a reservation is needed weeks ahead of time.<br />9. These are _____such____ dangerous chemicals _____that___ you need to wear gloves when you use them.<br />10. The teacher’s class was ____so______ boring ___that____ some people actually went to sleep.</p><p> </p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4">Quiz 4</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Complete each sentence by underlining either “because,” “because of,” or “due to.”<br />Example: They bought the couch (because / because of) it was on sale.<br />1. Sarah wants to go to the salon today (because / because of) her hair needs a trim.<br />2. (Because / Because of) the change in the weather, we have decided not to go to the parade.<br />3. Diane missed her flight (due to / because) a traffic delay on her way to the airport.<br />4. (Due to / Because) my car was stolen, I will have to rent a car for the next few days.<br />5. The doctors said that the man’s death was (due to / because) heart failure.<br />6. The teacher thinks the students didn’t learn the lesson well enough (because / because of) they weren’t listening to her.<br />7. (Because / Because of) the lights don’t work, you’ll need a flashlight when you go down into the basement.<br />8. The company won’t hire him (due to / because) he tested positive for drugs.<br />9. The door doesn’t close properly (because / because of) it’s broken.<br />10. School was cancelled (due to / because) the weather.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing from the clauses, phrases, and words that are available below<br />a. it’s too high<br />b. the delay<br />c. it was too cold outside<br />d. a lightning strike on some dead trees<br />e. her lack of experience<br />f. the poor economy<br />g. the cold<br />h. bad brakes<br />i. they are in love<br />j. they’ve eaten too much of it</p><p>1. We didn’t go to the beach because _______________________________.<br />2. The car crashed into the traffic light because of __________________________.<br />3. Due to _________________________, the store was forced to close.<br />4. They can’t have any more candy because ___________________________.<br />5. Jimmy can’t reach the ball because _________________________.<br />6. My car won’t start because of __________________________.<br />7. Due to ______________________, Cindy had trouble finding a job.<br />8. The forest fire started because of _________________________.<br />9. Because _________________________, they have decided to get married.<br />10. She’s frustrated because of _______________________ in the delivery of the package.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4">Quiz 4 (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Complete each sentence by underlining either “because,” “because of,” or “due to.”<br />Example: They bought the couch (because / because of) it was on sale.<br />1. Sarah wants to go to the salon today (because / because of) her hair needs a trim.<br />2. (Because / Because of) the change in the weather, we have decided not to go to the parade.<br />3. Diane missed her flight (due to / because) a traffic delay on her way to the airport.<br />4. (Due to / Because) my car was stolen, I will have to rent a car for the next few days.<br />5. The doctors said that the man’s death was (due to / because) heart failure.<br />6. The teacher thinks the students didn’t learn the lesson well enough (because / because of) they weren’t listening to her.<br />7. (Because / Because of) the lights don’t work, you’ll need a flashlight when you go down into the basement.<br />8. The company won’t hire him (due to / because) he tested positive for drugs.<br />9. The door doesn’t close properly (because / because of) it’s broken.<br />10. School was cancelled (due to / because) the weather.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Complete each sentence by choosing from the clauses, phrases, and words that are available to the right<br />1. We didn’t go to the beach because ______________c_________________.<br />2. The car crashed into the traffic light because of _____________h_____________.<br />3. Due to ___________f______________, the store was forced to close.<br />4. They can’t have any more candy because ______________j_____________.<br />5. Jimmy can’t reach the ball because ___________a______________.<br />6. My car won’t start because of _____________g_____________.<br />7. Due to __________e____________, Cindy had trouble finding a job.<br />8. The forest fire started because of _____________d____________.<br />9. Because ____________i_____________, they have decided to get married.<br />10. She’s frustrated because of ____________b___________ in the delivery of the</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 7</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 6</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-6/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-6/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 14:40:27 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Skills & Tips]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=425</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 6 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step. Grammar Recap In our previous grammar level, we covered many practical topics including Go, Get, Put, Take, Give, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.   In this […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-6/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 6</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 6 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Grammar Recap</span></h2><p>In our previous <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/">grammar level,</a> we covered many practical topics including Go, Get, Put, Take, Give, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.</p><p> </p><p>In this series, we cover the following English grammar lessons which are geared toward learners who like to learn English grammar step by step.</p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-simple-sentences-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Simple Sentences</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-clauses-and-phrases-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Clauses And Phrases</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-compound-sentences-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Compound Sentences</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-complex-sentences-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Complex Sentences</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-compound-complex-sentences-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Compound Complex Sentences</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-noun-clauses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Noun Clauses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-that-with-clauses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">That With Clauses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-adjective-clauses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Adjective Clauses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-adverb-clauses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Adverb Clauses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-sequence-of-tense-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sequence Of Tense</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-reported-speech-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Reported Speech</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-future-conditional-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Future Conditional</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-conditional-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Conditional</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-conditional-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Conditional</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-using-wish-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Using Wish</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-so-and-too-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">So And Too</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-either-and-neither-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Either And Neither</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-still-and-anymore-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Still And Anymore</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-tag-questions-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tag Questions</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-embedded-questions-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Embedded Questions</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-question-words-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Question Words</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-question-words-have-to-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Question Words + Have To</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-subjunctive-mood-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Subjunctive Mood</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-appositives-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Appositives</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-punctuation-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Punctuation</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-sentence-patterns-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sentence Patterns</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-prepositional-phrases-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prepositional Phrases</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-having-plus-past-participle-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Having Plus Past Participle</a></div><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your quizzes, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished grammar level review test, we suggest that you go to the <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level6/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-6/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 6 Review</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-7/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 id="gtop">Grammar Quizzes- Level 6</h2><p><a href="#q1">Quiz 1 Tag Questions</a> (<a href="#a1">Quiz 1 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q2">Quiz 2 Indirect Speech</a> (<a href="#a2">Quiz 2 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q3">Quiz 3 Questions In Indirect Speech</a> (<a href="#a3">Quiz 3 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q4">Quiz 4 Clauses And Phrases</a> (<a href="#a4">Quiz 4 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q5">Quiz 5 Embedded Questions</a> (<a href="#a5">Quiz 5 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q6">Quiz 6 Future Conditional Sentences</a> (<a href="#a6">Quiz 6 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q7">Quiz 7 Present Conditional Sentences</a> (<a href="#a7">Quiz 7 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q8">Quiz 8 Past Conditional Sentences</a> (<a href="#a8">Quiz 8 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q9">Quiz 9 So Too Either Neither</a> (<a href="#a9">Quiz 9 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q10">Quiz 10 Still Anymore</a> (<a href="#a10">Quiz 10 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q11">Quiz 11 Adjective Clauses</a> (<a href="#a11">Quiz 11 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q12">Quiz 12 Tag Questions Present</a> (<a href="#a12">Quiz 12 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q13">Quiz 13 Tag Questions Past</a> (<a href="#a13">Quiz 13 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q14">Quiz 14 Adjective Clauses Restrictive</a> (<a href="#a14">Quiz 14 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q15">Quiz 15 So Too</a> (<a href="#a15">Quiz 15 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q16">Quiz 16 Echo Questions</a> (<a href="#a16">Quiz 16 Answers</a>)</p><h3 style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;">Grammar Level 6<br />(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</h3><h3 id="q1">Quiz 1 Tag Questions</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each tag question with the a negative helping verb followed by the subject. (10 points)<br />1. She works for a big company, _________ _________?<br />2. The movie started at 8:00, _________ _________?<br />3. This is a good apple, _________ __________?<br />4. You’ve eaten breakfast, _________ _________?<br />5. The students are going to take a test today, ________ _______?<br />6. He’ll be at the party, __________ _________?<br />7. Your car is working now, ________ _________?<br />8. John has some money, __________ _________?<br />9. You made some coffee, _________ _________?<br />10. They’ve done that before, __________ _________?<br />Part B.<br />Directions: Make each tag question with a helping verb followed by the subject. (10 points)<br />1. You don’t have to work today, ________ _________?<br />2. She won’t get here on time, _________ _________?<br />3. Your dog hasn’t had puppies, _________ _________?<br />4. That wasn’t a very good movie, _________ _________?<br />5. The computer isn’t on, ________ ________?<br />6. Tracy and Bill aren’t getting back together, _________ _______?<br />7. I’m not late, _________ _________?<br />8. The alarm didn’t go off, _________ _________?<br />9. He can’t move any heavy furniture, _________ _______?<br />10. It doesn’t really matter, _________ _______?</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Complete each tag questions with a negative or affirmative helping verb followed by the subject. Then write the expected short answer. (20 points)<br />1. You should pay your credit card bill, ________ ________?<br />Yes, ________ _________.<br />2. They have to drive to Chicago next week, _______ ______?<br />Yes, ________ _________.<br />3. Those carrots aren’t very good, _______ ________?<br />No, ________ ________.<br />4. You love me, _________ _________?<br />Yes, _________ _________.<br />5. You can’t play the piano, ________ ________?<br />No, _________ _________.<br />6. She has to work this evening, ________ ________?<br />Yes, _______ ________.<br />7. She had to work yesterday too, _________ _________?<br />Yes, _________ _________.<br />8. Rob will go fishing with us this weekend, _______ ______?<br />Yes, _______ ________.<br />9. You were able to find it on the interent, ________ _______?<br />Yes, ______ ________.<br />10. This quiz wasn’t too hard, ________ ________?<br />No, ________ _________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1">Quiz 1 Tag Questions (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each tag question with the a negative helping verb followed by the subject. (10 points)<br />1. She works for a big company, doesn’t she?<br />2. The movie started at 8:00, didn’t it?<br />3. This is a good apple, isn’t it?<br />4. You’ve eaten breakfast, haven’t you?<br />5. The students are going to take a test today, aren’t they?<br />6. He’ll be at the party, won’t he?<br />7. Your car is working now, isn’t it?<br />8. John has some money, doesn’t he?<br />9. You made some coffee, didn’t you?<br />10. They’ve done that before, haven’t they?</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Make each tag question with a helping verb followed by the sujbect. (10 points)<br />1. You don’t have to work today, do you?<br />2. She won’t get here on time, will she?<br />3. Your dog hasn’t had puppies, has she?<br />4. That wasn’t a very good movie, was it?<br />5. The computer isn’t on, is it?<br />6. Tracy and Bill aren’t getting back together, are they?<br />7. I’m not late, am I?<br />8. The alarm didn’t go off, did it?<br />9. He can’t move any heavy furniture, can he?<br />10. It doesn’t really matter, does it?</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Complete each tag questions with a negative or affirmative helping verb followed by the subject. Then write the expected short answer. (20 points)<br />1. You should pay your credit card bill, shouldn’t you?<br />Yes, I should.<br />2. They have to drive to Chicago next week, don’t they?<br />Yes, they do.<br />3. Those carrots aren’t very good, are they?<br />No, they aren’t.<br />4. You love me, don’t you?<br />Yes, I do.<br />5. You can’t play the piano, can you?<br />No, I can’t.<br />6. She has to work this evening, doesn’t she?<br />Yes, she does.<br />7. She had to work yesterday too, didn’t she?<br />Yes, she did.<br />8. Rob will go fishing with us this weekend, won’t he?<br />Yes, he will.<br />9. You were able to find it on the interent, weren’t you?<br />Yes, I was.<br />10. This quiz wasn’t too hard, was it?<br />No, it wasn’t.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2">Quiz 2 Indirect Speech</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change each sentence from direct speech to indirect speech. Write your answers below each quoted statement. Think carefully about how verbs and pronouns change from one form to another.<br />1. “I”m sick,” he said.<br />He said that .<br />2. “I need to buy a new car,” she said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />3. “They don’t want to see a movie,” Martha said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />4. “My car isn’t working,” John said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />5. “It’ll need to be fixed,” the mechanic told John.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />6. “It was difficult to move to a new country, but now we’re doing okay,” Ali said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />7. “Sara will call us tomorrow,” Tom said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />8. “I can work this weekend,” George said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />9. “My company has lost a lot of business this year, Maria said.<br />________________________________________________________________.<br />10. “This is going to be very hard,” Henry said.<br />________________________________________________________________.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Indicate how tenses or verbs change from one tense to another in…<br />the Sequence of Tenses<br />present tense ________________<br />present continuous =>___________<br />past tense => __________________<br />present perfect => ______________<br />will => ________________<br />can => ________________</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2">Quiz 2 Indirect Speech (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change each sentence from direct speech to indirect speech. Write your answers below each quoted statement. Think carefully about how verbs and pronouns change from one form to another.<br />1. “I”m sick,” he said.<br />He said that he was sick .<br />2. “I need to buy a new car,” she said.<br />She said that she needed to buy a new car.<br />3. “They don’t want to see a movie,” Martha said.<br />Martha said that they didn’t want to see a movie.<br />4. “My car isn’t working,” John said.<br />John said that his car wasn’t working.<br />5. “It’ll need to be fixed,” the mechanic told John.<br />The mechanic told John that it would need to be fixed.<br />6. “It was difficult to move to a new country, but now we’re doing okay,” Ali said.<br />Ali said that it had been difficult to move to a new country, but now they were doing okay.<br />7. “Sara will call us tomorrow,” Tom said.<br />Tom said that Sara would call us tomorrow.<br />8. “I can work this weekend,” George said.<br />George said that he could work this weekend.<br />9. “My company has lost a lot of business this year, Maria said.<br />Maria said that her company had lost a lot of business this year.<br />10. “This is going to be very hard,” Henry said.<br />Henry said that this was going to be very hard.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Indicate how tenses or verbs change from one tense to another in…<br />the Sequence of Tenses<br />present tense past tense<br />present continuous => past continuous<br />past tense => past perfect<br />present perfect => past perfect<br />will => would<br />can => could</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3">Quiz 3 Questions In Indirect Speech</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change each question from direct speech to indirect speech. Write your answers below each quoted statement. Think carefully about how verbs and pronouns change from one form to another. Think also if the question is a yes-no question or an information question.<br />1. “How old are you?” a student asked me.<br />A student asked me .<br />2. “Are these apples any good?” I asked.<br />I asked .<br />3. “What are you doing this weekend.” Bob asked Sara.<br />Bob asked Sara .<br />4. “Is my neighbor going to the store today?” Jenny wanted to know.<br />Jenny .<br />5. “Do you have any money”? my wife asked me.<br />My wife .<br />6. “Where do you go to school? I asked them.<br />I .<br />7. “Did you already see that movie?” She asked me.<br />She .<br />8. “How long have you lived here?” My neighbor asked.<br />My neighbor .<br />9. “Will you be at home this evening?” Ted asked Helena.<br />Ted .<br />10. “Where can I go to buy some milk?” he wanted to know.<br />He .</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Indicate how tenses or verbs change from one tense to another in…<br />the Sequence of Tenses<br />present tense ________________<br />present continuous =>___________<br />past tense => __________________<br />present perfect => ______________<br />will => ________________<br />can => ________________</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3">Quiz 3 Questions In Indirect Speech (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change each question from direct speech to indirect speech. Write your answers below each quoted statement. Think carefully about how verbs and pronouns change from one form to another. Think also if the question is a yes-no question or an information question.<br />1. “How old are you?” a student asked me.<br />A student asked me how old I was.<br />2. “Are these apples any good?” I asked.<br />I asked if these apples were any good.<br />3. “What are you doing this weekend.” Bob asked Sara.<br />Bob asked Sara what she was doing this weekend.<br />4. “Is my neighbor going to the store today?” Jenny wanted to know.<br />Jenny wanted to know if her neighbor was going to the store today.<br />5. “Do you have any money”? my wife asked me.<br />My wife asked me if I had any money.<br />6. “Where do you go to school? I asked them.<br />I asked them where they went to school.<br />7. “Did you already see that movie?” She asked me.<br />She asked me if I had already seen that movie.<br />8. “How long have you lived here?” My neighbor asked.<br />My neighbor asked how long I had lived here.<br />9. “Will you be at home this evening?” Ted asked Helena.<br />Ted asked Helena if she would be at home this evening.<br />10. “Where can I go to buy some milk?” he wanted to know.<br />He wanted to know where he could go to buy some milk.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Indicate how tenses or verbs change from one tense to another in…<br />the Sequence of Tenses<br />present tense past tense<br />present continuous => past continuous<br />past tense => past perfect<br />present perfect => past perfect<br />will => would<br />can => could</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4">Quiz 4 Clauses And Phrases</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Identify each item as a clause or a phrase. (20 points)<br />1. He works hard every day</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />2. After a good day</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />3. If I need to call you</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />4. In a dark and dangerous hallway</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />5. Before the next light</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />6. Because it’s the right thing to do</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />7. As quickly as possible</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />8. This car’s not working</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />9. Working for himself</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />10. Whenever it gets cold</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />11. If they want to talk to me</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />12. Towards the north</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />13. In front of the building</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />14. Jumping up and down on the bed</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />15. Until the next time</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />16. Until she finds a car</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />17. I don’t know the answer</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />18. Turn off the computer</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />19. Across the street from us</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />20. Inside a deep, dark well</p><p>Clause / Phrase<br />Part B. Directions: Identify each item as an independent clause or a dependent clause. (10 points)<br />1. Because it’s the best solution.<br />Independent<br />Dependent<br />2. Working at this job is a lot of fun.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />3. It doesn’t really interest me.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />4. I should have given her a ride.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />5. After the movie is over.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />6. If he ever calls.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />7. Whenever I have the time.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />8. There could be a problem.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />9. Since the last time they visited.</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent<br />10. Whenever it gets cold</p><p>Independent<br />Dependent</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4">Quiz 4 Clauses And Phrases (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Identify each item as a clause or a phrase. (20 points)<br />1. He works hard every day</p><p>Clause<br />2. After a good day</p><p>Phrase<br />3. If I need to call you</p><p>Clause<br />4. In a dark and dangerous hallway</p><p>Phrase<br />5. Before the next light</p><p>Phrase<br />6. Because it’s the right thing to do</p><p>Clause<br />7. As quickly as possible</p><p>Phrase<br />8. This car’s not working</p><p>Clause<br />9. Working for himself</p><p>Phrase<br />10. Whenever it gets cold</p><p>Clause<br />11. If they want to talk to me</p><p>Clause<br />12. Towards the north</p><p>Phrase<br />13. In front of the building</p><p>Phrase<br />14. Jumping up and down on the bed</p><p>Phrase<br />15. Until the next time</p><p>Phrase<br />16. Until she finds a car</p><p>Clause<br />17. I don’t know the answer</p><p>Clause<br />18. Turn off the computer</p><p>Clause<br />19. Across the street from us</p><p>Phrase<br />20. Inside a deep, dark well</p><p>Phrase</p><p>Part B. Directions: Identify each item as an independent clause or a dependent clause. (10 points)<br />1. Because it’s the best solution.<br />Dependent<br />2. Working at this job is a lot of fun.<br />Independent<br />3. It doesn’t really interest me.<br />Independent<br />4. I should have given her a ride.<br />Independent<br />5. After the movie is over.<br />Dependent<br />6. If he ever calls.<br />Dependent<br />7. Whenever I have the time.<br />Dependent<br />8. There could be a problem.<br />Independent<br />9. Since the last time they visited.<br />Dependent<br />10. Whenever it gets cold<br />Dependent</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q5">Quiz 5 Embedded Questions</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Answer each question with an embedded question. These are in the present tense. Use pronouns in your answer whenever possible. (10 points)<br />Example: A: What time is it?<br />B: I don’t know what time it is.<br />1. A: What’s her name?<br />B: I don’t know __________________________________.<br />2. A: When does the game start?<br />B: I’m not sure ___________________________________.<br />3. A: Why is she mad?<br />B: I have no idea _________________________________.<br />4. A: Where do they live?<br />B: I can’t remember _______________________________.<br />5. A: How does this cell phone work?<br />B: Don’t ask me __________________________________.<br />6. A: What does she think about my idea?<br />B: I don’t know __________________________________.<br />7: A: What’s the answer to the question?<br />B: No one knows _________________________________.<br />8. A: How much does this cereal cost?<br />B: I’m not sure ___________________________________.<br />9. A: Why does it take so long for them to get ready?<br />B: Who knows ___________________________________.<br />10. A: Where are my shoes?<br />B: I have no idea _________________________________.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Answer each question with an embedded question. These are in the past tense. Use pronouns in your answer whenever possible. (10 points)<br />Example: A: Where did my watch go?<br />B: I don’t know where it went.<br />1. A: Where was she yesterday?<br />B: I don’t know ___________________________________.<br />2. A: How did the movie end?<br />B: I can’t remember ________________________________.<br />3. A: Where did they have the party last year?<br />B: No one can remember ____________________________.<br />4. A: When did you wake up?<br />B: I’m not sure ____________________________________.<br />5. A: What did she do?<br />B: I’m not sure ____________________________________.<br />6. A: How many people were there?<br />B: She can’t tell ____________________________________.<br />7. A: What time did class start?<br />B: I have no idea ___________________________________.<br />8. A: How much money did you make last year?<br />B: I don’t want to tell you ____________________________.<br />9. A: When were they here last?<br />B: He doesn’t know ________________________________.<br />10. A: What was the problem?<br />B: They’re not sure ________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a5">Quiz 5 Embedded Questions (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Answer each question with an embedded question. These are in the present tense. Use pronouns in your answer whenever possible. (10 points)<br />Example: A: What time is it?<br />B: I don’t know what time it is.<br />1. A: What’s her name?<br />B: I don’t know what her name is.<br />2. A: When does the game start?<br />B: I’m not sure when it starts.<br />3. A: Why is she mad?<br />B: I have no idea why she’s mad.<br />4. A: Where do they live?<br />B: I can’t remember where they live.<br />5. A: How does this cell phone work?<br />B: Don’t ask me how it works.<br />6. A: What does she think about my idea?<br />B: I don’t know what she thinks about it.<br />7: A: What’s the answer to the question?<br />B: No one knows what the answer is.<br />8. A: How much does this cereal cost?<br />B: I’m not sure how much it costs.<br />9. A: Why does it take so long for them to get ready?<br />B: Who knows why it takes so long.<br />10. A: Where are my shoes?<br />B: I have no idea where they are.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Answer each question with an embedded question. These are in the past tense. Use pronouns in your answer whenever possible. (10 points)<br />Example: A: Where did my watch go?<br />B: I don’t know where it went.<br />1. A: Where was she yesterday?<br />B: I don’t know where she was.<br />2. A: How did the movie end?<br />B: I can’t remember how it ended.<br />3. A: Where did they have the party last year?<br />B: No one can remember where they had it.<br />4. A: When did you wake up?<br />B: I’m not sure when I woke up.<br />5. A: What did she do?<br />B: I’m not sure what she did.<br />6. A: How many people were there?<br />B: She can’t tell how many people there were. (or, were there)<br />7. A: What time did class start?<br />B: I have no idea what time it started.<br />8. A: How much money did you make last year?<br />B: I don’t want to tell you how much (money) I made.<br />9. A: When were they here last?<br />B: He doesn’t know when they were here.<br />10. A: What was the problem?<br />B: They’re not sure what the problem was.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q6">Quiz 6 Future Conditional Sentences</h3><p>Part A. Directions: There are two verbs for each sentence. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (10 points)<br />1. If we _________________ a good place to eat, we __________________ there. (find / go)<br />2. The restaurant ___________________ new employees if the economy ____________________ better. (hire / get)<br />3. If it ________________ nice tomorrow, we ___________________ to the beach. (be / go)<br />4. If you __________________ good food, you ______________________ healthy. (eat / stay)<br />5. The door ______________________ if you _______________________ the knob. (open / turn)<br />6. We ________________________ a lot of vegetables if we _____________________ them early. (have / plant)<br />7. I _______________________ you tomorrow if you ________________________ to class. (see / come)<br />8. If they _____________________ their work done on time, they ____________________ good. (get / feel)<br />9. If she _____________________ him at the party, she ________________________ to talk to him. (see / try)<br />10. Mark ______________________ you if you _____________________ a ride. (drive / need)</p><p>Part B. Directions: There are two verbs to choose from in each sentence. Both of them are negative. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (5 points)<br />1. If it __________________________, they ________________________ a good harvest. (rain / have)<br />2. She _________________________ to college if she _______________________ a scholarship. (go / get)<br />3. If John ________________________ this job, he ________________________ the car he wants. (get / buy)<br />4. They ________________________ any money for their retirement if they _____________________ now. (have / save)<br />5. The flashlight ____________________________ if it ___________________________ new batteries. (work / have)</p><p>Part C. Directions: There are two verbs to choose from for each sentence. The first verb is negative. The second verb isn’t negative. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (5 points)<br />1. We _________________________ to the beach if it ____________________. (go / rain)<br />2. If she ________________________ the job she wants, she _____________________ to New York. (get / move)<br />3. If his car ___________________________, he _________________________ his sister’s car. (start / borrow)<br />4. Sarah ____________________________ a ticket if she ___________________ the speed limit. (get / obey)<br />5. If you _____________________ that, I _________________________ it. (want / take)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a6">Quiz 6 Future Conditional Sentences (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: There are two verbs for each sentence. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (10 points)<br />1. If we find a good place to eat, we will go there. (find / go)<br />2. The restaurant will hire new employees if the economy gets better. (hire / get)<br />3. If it is nice tomorrow, we will go to the beach. (be / go)<br />4. If you eat good food, you will stay healthy. (eat / stay)<br />5. The door will open if you turn the knob. (open / turn)<br />6. We will have a lot of vegetables if we plant them early. (have / plant)<br />7. I will see you tomorrow if you come to class. (see / come)<br />8. If they get their work done on time, they will feel good. (get / feel)<br />9. If she sees him at the party, she will try to talk to him. (see / try)<br />10. Mark will drive you if you need a ride. (drive / need)<br />Part B. Directions: There are two verbs to choose from in each sentence. Both of them are negative. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (5 points)<br />1. If it doesn’t rain, they won’t have a good harvest. (rain / have)<br />2. She won’t go to college if she doesn’t get a scholarship. (go / get)<br />3. If John doesn’t get this job, he won’t buy the car he wants. (get / buy)<br />4. They won’t have any money for their retirement if they don’t save now. (have / save)<br />5. The flashlight won’t work if it doesn’t have new batteries. (work / have)<br />Part C. Directions: There are two verbs to choose from for each sentence. The first verb is negative. The second verb isn’t negative. Place the verbs into each sentence to make the future conditional. (5 points)<br />1. We won’t go to the beach if it rains. (go / rain)<br />2. If she doesn’t get the job she wants, she will move to New York. (get / move)<br />3. If his car doesn’t start, he will borrow his sister’s car. (start / borrow)<br />4. Sarah won’t get a ticket if she obeys the speed limit. (get / obey)<br />5. If you don’t want that, I will take it. (want / take)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q7">Quiz 7 Present Conditional Sentences</h3><p>Part A. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />Example: If she owned a car, she would take a trip to California. (own / take)<br />1. If I ___________ enough time, I __________ __________ to the party, but I have to finish this project. (have / go)<br />2. They __________ __________ their own car if they __________ how to do it. (fix / know)<br />3. If Marc ____________ longer hours, he __________ ___________ more money. (work / make)<br />4 . If the kids ____________ before 6:30 in the morning, they __________ ___________ time to eat breakfast. (wake up / have)<br />5. Sara __________ ___________ Mexico if she ___________ how to speak Spanish. (visit / know)</p><p>Part B. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. Use the verb “be” for one half of the sentence. (10 points)<br />1. I ____________ __________ that if I __________ you. (do–negative / be)<br />2. If he __________ in better shape, he __________ __________ to run in a marathon. (be / try)<br />3. Our team ___________ ___________ more competitive if we __________ more time to practice. (be / have)<br />4. If I ___________ a mechanic, I ___________ __________ my own car. (be / fix)<br />5. If Claudia and Rudy ___________ happy, they __________ ___________ a divorce. (be / get–negative)</p><p>Part C. There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. If the weather __________ better, we __________ ___________ on a picnic. (be / go)<br />2. She __________ __________ a job if she __________ the money, but she doesn’t. (get / need)<br />3. These cookies __________ __________ better if you __________ more chocolate chips. (taste / add)<br />4. If Lorenzo ___________ here, he ___________ __________what to do. (be / know)<br />5. Do you know what __________ __________ if you ___________ the company? (happen / leave)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a7">Quiz 7 Present Conditional Sentences (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />Example: If she owned a car, she would take a trip to California. (own / take)<br />1. If I had enough time, I would go to the party, but I have to finish this project. (have / go)<br />2. They would fix their own car if they knew how to do it. (fix / know)<br />3. If Marc worked longer hours, he would make more money. (work / make)<br />4 . If the kids woke up before 6:30 in the morning, they would have time to eat breakfast. (wake up / have)<br />5. Sara would visit Mexico if she knew how to speak Spanish. (visit / know)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. Use the verb “be” for one half of the sentence. (10 points)<br />1. I wouldn’t do that if I were you. (do–negative / be)<br />2. If he were in better shape, he would try to run in a marathon. (be / try)<br />3. Our team would be more competitive if we had more time to practice. (be / have)<br />4. If I were a mechanic, I would fix my own car. (be / fix)<br />5. If Claudia and Rudy were happy, they wouldn’t get a divorce. (be / get–negative)</p><p>Part C.<br />There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the present conditional. Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. If the weather were better, we would go on a picnic. (be / go)<br />2. She would get a job if she needed the money, but she doesn’t. (get / need)<br />3. These cookies would taste better if you added more chocolate chips. (taste / add)<br />4. If Lorenzo were here, he would know what to do. (be / know)<br />5. Do you know what would happen if you left the company? (happen / leave)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q8">Quiz 8 Past Conditional Sentences</h3><p>Part A. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. Fill in the blanks. (10 points)<br />Example: If he had known about the sale, he would have gone to it. (know / go)<br />1. If I __________ ___________ them, I __________ ____________ ____________ them to sit with us. (see / ask)<br />2. If I __________ ____________ your phone number, I ____________ __________ ___________ you. (have / call)<br />3. She ____________ ____________ ____________ wet if she ___________ ____________ her umbrella. (get / forget)<br />4. It __________ ___________ __________ a better party if Tom __________ ____________ there. (be / be)<br />5. If it ___________ ___________ so cold that day, we ___________ ___________ ____________ outside. (be–negative / eat)</p><p>Part B. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. Both verbs are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Our teacher ___________ ___________ __________us a test if she ___________ ____________ us for it. (give / prepare)<br />2. If the car __________ __________, Bob __________ __________ ____________ to work today, but it was okay. (start / go)<br />3. If he ____________ ____________ all that food, he ___________ ___________ ______________ sick. (eat / get)<br />4. I ____________ ___________ ___________ from college if I __________ ___________ really hard. (graduate / work)<br />5. If you ____________ ____________ out so late, you ____________ ____________ ____________ in trouble. ( stay / get)</p><p>Part C. There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. One of the verbs is the verb “do.” Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. If I __________ __________ better on the test, I __________ __________ _________ a better grade. (do / get)<br />2. If they ________ __________ it was going to rain, they __________ __________ ________their work outside earlier. (know / do)<br />3. Tia _________ __________ __________ to work on time if she __________ __________ the bus. (get / miss–negative)<br />4. We _________ _________ __________ to do the dishes if you __________ __________ them already. (offer / do–negative)<br />5. If she __________ ___________ her homework, she __________ ___________ ___________ the lesson. (do / understand)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a8">Quiz 8 Past Conditional Sentences (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. Fill in the blanks. (10 points)<br />Example: If he had known about the sale, he would have gone to it. (know / go)<br />1. If I had seen them, I would have asked them to sit with us. (see / ask)<br />2. If I had had your phone number, I would have called you. (have / call)<br />3. She would have gotten wet if she had forgotten her umbrella. (get / forget)<br />4. It would have been a better party if Tom had been there. (be / be)<br />5. If it hadn’t been so cold that day, we would have eaten outside. (be–negative / eat)</p><p>Part B. Directions: There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. Both verbs are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Our teacher wouldn’t have given us a test if she hadn’t prepared us for it. (give / prepare)<br />2. If the car hadn’t started, Bob wouldn’t have gone to work today, but the car was okay. (start / go)<br />3. If he hadn’t eaten all that food, he wouldn’t have gotten sick. (eat / get)<br />4. I wouldn’t have graduated from college if I hadn’t worked really hard. (graduate / work)<br />5. If you hadn’t stayed out so late, you wouldn’t have gotten in trouble. ( stay / get)</p><p>Part C. There are two verbs provided for each sentence to make the past conditional. One of the verbs is the verb “do.” Fill in the blanks in each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. If I had done better on the test, I would have gotten a better grade. (do / get)<br />2. If they had known it was going to rain, they would have done their work outside earlier. (know / do)<br />3. Tia would have gotten to work on time if she hadn’t missed the bus. (get / miss–negative)<br />4. We would have offered to do the dishes if you hadn’t done them already. (offer / do–negative)<br />5. If she had done her homework, she would have understood the lesson. (do / understand)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q9">Quiz 9 So Too Either Neither</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Choose “so” or “too” for each sentence and the correct helping or modal verb for each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. I like to watch the news in the evening, and __________ __________ my friends.<br />2. Veronica went to the University of Illinois, and John __________ __________.<br />3. He’s a student, and _________ __________ you.<br />4. My kids are tired, and I __________ __________.<br />5. The train is going to be late, and __________ __________ the bus.<br />6. Our teacher is interesting, and yours __________ __________.<br />7. This coat was made in India, and __________ __________ hers.<br />8. They have been to New York, and we __________ __________.<br />9. I’ll try to help you, and __________ ___________ they.<br />10. He should start looking for a new job, and __________ __________ they.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Choose “either” or “neither” for each sentence and the correct helping or modal verb for each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. My neighbors don’t like the noise from the traffic, and I __________ __________.<br />2. He isn’t interested in moving to another state, and __________ __________ she.<br />3. Ali can’t swim, and __________ __________ his friend, Richard.<br />4. I don’t want these old clothes, and they__________ __________.<br />5. She hasn’t seen that movie, and __________ __________ he.<br />6. You shouldn’t overeat, and your kids ___________ __________.<br />7. Denise didn’t come to class yesterday, and George __________ __________.<br />8. My dog won’t go into the water, and __________ ____________ my cat.<br />9. You’re not hungry, and __________ __________ I.<br />10. He hasn’t had any problems with his Toyota, and his sister __________ __________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a9">Quiz 9 So Too Either Neither (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Choose “so” or “too” for each sentence and the correct helping or modal verb for each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. I like to watch the news in the evening, and so do my friends.<br />2. Veronica went to the University of Illinois, and John did too.<br />3. He’s a student, and so are you.<br />4. My kids are tired, and I am too.<br />5. The train is going to be late, and so is the bus.<br />6. Our teacher is interesting, and yours is too.<br />7. This coat was made in India, and so was hers.<br />8. They have been to New York, and we have too.<br />9. I’ll try to help you, and so will they.<br />10. He should start looking for a new job, and so should they.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Choose “either” or “neither” for each sentence and the correct helping or modal verb for each sentence. (10 points)<br />1. My neighbors don’t like the noise from the traffic, and I don’t either.<br />2. He isn’t interested in moving to another state, and neither is she.<br />3. Ali can’t swim, and neither can his friend, Richard.<br />4. I don’t want these old clothes, and they don’t either.<br />5. She hasn’t seen that movie, and neither has he.<br />6. You shouldn’t overeat, and your kids shouldn’t either.<br />7. Denise didn’t come to class yesterday, and George didn’t either.<br />8. My dog won’t go into the water, and neither will my cat.<br />9. You’re not hungry, and neither am I.<br />10. He hasn’t had any problems with his Toyota, and his sister hasn’t either.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q10">Quiz 10 Still Anymore</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Change the word “anymore” to “still.” (10 points)<br />Example: He doesn’t need his medicine anymore. — He still needs his medicine.<br />1. She doesn’t live here anymore. / _________________________________________________.<br />2. I don’t want this anymore. / ________________________________________________.<br />3. They don’t remember their old address anymore. / __________________________________________________.<br />4. My friend doesn’t work here anymore. / ___________________________________________________.<br />5. My wife didn’t want to keep the old couch. / __________________________________________________.<br />6. He doesn’t want anymore help. / _______________________________________________________.<br />7. You can’t go there anymore. / ______________________________________________________.<br />8. We can’t find that kind of bread anymore. / __________________________________________________.<br />9. Our old house doesn’t exist anymore. / ___________________________________________________.<br />10. The carpet isn’t clean anymore. / ____________________________________________________.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Change the word “still” to “anymore.” (10 points)<br />Example: She still needs her binky. — She doesn’t need her binky anymore.<br />1. We still go to New York City every year. / _______________________________________________________.<br />2. This old computer still works. / __________________________________________________________.<br />3. My kids still play with their toys. / ___________________________________________________________.<br />4. Do you still want to keep this? / ________________________________________________________________?<br />5. I can still ski. / ____________________________________________________________.<br />6. She still wants you to call her. / ________________________________________________________.<br />7. The sun is still up. / _____________________________________________________________.<br />8. My mother should still continue to see that doctor. / __________________________________________________.<br />9. You’re still being punished. / ____________________________________________________________.<br />10. We’ll still shop at that store. / _______________________________________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a10">Quiz 10 Still Anymore (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Change the word “anymore” to “still.” (10 points)<br />Example: He doesn’t need his medicine anymore. — He still needs his medicine.<br />1. She doesn’t live here anymore. / She still lives here.<br />2. I don’t want this anymore. / I still want this.<br />3. They don’t remember their old address anymore. / They still remember their old address.<br />4. My friend doesn’t work here anymore. / My friend still works here.<br />5. My wife didn’t want to keep the old couch. / My wife still wanted to keep the old couch.<br />6. He doesn’t want anymore help. / He still wants help.<br />7. You can’t go there anymore. / You can still go there.<br />8. We can’t find that kind of bread anymore. / We can still find that kind of bread.<br />9. Our old house doesn’t exist anymore. / Our old house still exists.<br />10. The carpet isn’t clean anymore. / The carpet is still clean.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Change the word “still” to “anymore.” (10 points)<br />Example: She still needs her binky. — She doesn’t need her binky anymore.<br />1. We still go to New York City every year. / We don’t go to New York anymore.<br />2. This old computer still works. / This old computer doesn’t work anymore.<br />3. My kids still play with their toys. / My kids don’t play with their toys anymore.<br />4. Do you still want to keep this? / Don’t you want to keep this anymore?<br />5. I can still ski. / I can’t ski anymore.<br />6. She still wants you to call her. / She doesn’t want you to call her anymore.<br />7. The sun is still up. / The sun isn’t up anymore.<br />8. My mother should still continue to see that doctor. / My mother shouldn’t continue to see that doctor anymore.<br />9. You’re still being punished. / You aren’t being punished anymore.<br />10. We’ll still shop at that store. / We won’t shop at that store anymore.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q11">Quiz 11 Adjective Clauses</h3><p>Part A. Directions: Underline the adjective clause in each sentence. Circle the noun or the pronoun that the adjective clause describes. (10 points)<br />Example: This is something that he is interested in.<br />This is something that he is interested in.<br />1. He doesn’t like anything that has olives in it.<br />2. They will call someone who can help them.<br />3. That’s something that I find hard to believe.<br />4. It’s hard to believe anything that she says.<br />5. You should ask someone who knows how to do it.<br />6. There is nothing that you can do.<br />7. Nothing that I did worked.<br />8. Everyone who attended the party liked the cake.<br />9. There’s something that I need to tell you.<br />10. I’ll talk to anyone who is interested about the business.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Five of the sentences above can be rewritten without using “who” or “that” in the adjective clause because they are functioning as objects in the clause. Identify four of those sentences and rewrite them below. (5 points)<br />Example:<br />3. That’s something I find hard to believe.<br />__ _______________________________________________.<br />__ _______________________________________________.<br />__ _______________________________________________.<br />__ _______________________________________________.</p><p>Part C. Directions: Combine these sentences and questions in order to make one sentence that contains an adjective clause. (10 points)<br />Example: She is someone. / I like to work with her.<br />She is someone who I like to work with. (or)<br />She is someone with whom I like to work.<br />1. This is something. / You might find it interesting.<br />_______________________________________________.<br />2. Everyone was there at the party. / I work with them.<br />________________________________________________.<br />3. You should talk to someone. / He or she can answer your questions.<br />________________________________________________.<br />4. That’s everything. / I brought them with me.<br />________________________________________________.<br />5. I saw it. / I couldn’t remember anything.<br />________________________________________________.<br />6. Did you see anything? / The police would like to know about it.<br />________________________________________________.<br />7. Where is everyone? / They attended yesterday’s meeting.<br />________________________________________________.<br />8. It’s nothing. / You don’t need to worry about it.<br />________________________________________________.<br />9. I have something for you. / I bought it at the store.<br />________________________________________________.<br />10. Can you trust him? Is this someone?<br />________________________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a11">Quiz 11 Adjective Clauses (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. Directions: Underline the adjective clause in each sentence. Circle the noun or the pronoun that the adjective clause describes. (10 points)<br />Example: This is something that he is interested in.<br />This is something that he is interested in.<br />1. He doesn’t like anything that has olives in it.<br />2. They will call someone who can help them.<br />3. That’s something that I find hard to believe.<br />4. It’s hard to believe anything that she says.<br />5. You should ask someone who knows how to do it.<br />6. There is nothing that you can do.<br />7. Nothing that I did worked.<br />8. Everyone who attended the party liked the cake.<br />9. There’s something that I need to tell you.<br />10. I’ll talk to anyone who is interested about the business.</p><p>Part B. Directions: Five of the sentences above can be rewritten without using “who” or “that” in the adjective clause because they are functioning as objects in the clause. Identify four of those sentences and rewrite them below. (5 points)<br />Example:<br />3. That’s something I find hard to believe.<br />4. It’s hard to believe anything she says.<br />5. There’s nothing you can do.<br />7. Nothing I did worked.<br />9. There’s something I need to tell you.</p><p>Part C. Directions: Combine these sentences and questions in order to make one sentence that contains an adjective clause. (10 points)<br />Example: She is someone. / I like to work with her.<br />She is someone who I like to work with. (or)<br />She is someone with whom I like to work.*<br />1. This is something. / You might find it interesting.<br />This is something that you might find interesting.<br />2. Everyone was there at the party. / I work with them.<br />Everyone who I work with was there at the party.<br />3. You should talk to someone. / He or she can answer your questions.<br />You should talk to someone who can answer your questions.<br />4. That’s everything. / I brought them with me.<br />That’s everything that I brought with me.<br />5. I saw it. / I couldn’t remember anything.<br />I couldn’t remember anything that I saw.<br />6. Did you see anything? / The police would like to know about it.<br />Did you see anything that the police would like to know about?<br />7. Where is everyone? / They attended yesterday’s meeting.<br />Where is everyone who attended yesterday’s meeting?<br />8. It’s nothing. / You don’t need to worry about it.<br />It’s nothing that you need to worry about.<br />9. I have something for you. / I bought it at the store.<br />I have something that I bought at the store for you.<br />10. Can you trust him? Is this someone?<br />Is this someone who you can trust?<br />* Most Americans don’t use “whom” for the object pronoun even though that would be correct grammatically.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q12">Quiz 12 Tag Questions Present</h3><p>Tag Questions in the Present Tense<br />Directions: Complete each statement in the present tense with a tag question (or attached question).<br />1. She feels better today, __________ __________?<br />2. I don’t work tomorrow, __________ ___________?<br />3. The students are in the classroom, __________ ________?<br />4. Shelly and Tom love each other, __________ __________?<br />5. Today is a holiday, __________ __________?<br />6. That doesn’t cost very much, __________ __________?<br />7. The Vikings have a good team, __________ __________?<br />8. These apples aren’t very good, __________ __________?<br />9. The store closes at 10 p.m., __________ __________?<br />10. That doesn’t hurt, __________ ___________?<br />11. We’re late, __________ __________?<br />12. I’m on time, __________ __________?<br />13. Her feet hurt, __________ ___________?<br />14. The police are here, __________ __________?<br />15. People need love and compassion, _________ ________?<br />16. This computer doesn’t work, _________ __________?<br />17. My test scores aren’t very good, _________ __________?<br />17. It rains almost every morning here, __________ _______?<br />18. You do your laundry on Fridays, __________ _________?<br />19. They don’t do very well on tests, __________ _________?<br />20. You have a cold, __________ __________?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a12">Quiz 12 Tag Questions Present (Answers)</h4><p>ANSWERS:<br />1. She feels better today, doesn’t she?<br />2. I don’t work tomorrow, do I?<br />3. The students are in the classroom, aren’t they?<br />4. Shelly and Tom love each other, don’t they?<br />5. Today is a holiday, isn’t it?<br />6. That doesn’t cost very much, does it?<br />7. The Vikings have a good team, don’t they?<br />8. These apples aren’t very good, are they?<br />9. The store closes at 10 p.m., doesn’t it?<br />10. That doesn’t hurt, does it?<br />11. We’re late, aren’t we?<br />12. I’m on time, aren’t I? (Yes, this is correct.)<br />13. Her feet hurt, don’t they?<br />14. The police are here, aren’t they?<br />15. People need love and compassion, don’t they?<br />16. This computer doesn’t work, does it?<br />17. My test scores aren’t very good, are they?<br />17. It rains almost every morning here, doesn’t it?<br />18. You do your laundry on Fridays, don’t you?<br />19. They don’t do very well on tests, do they?<br />20. You have a cold, don’t you?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q13">Quiz 13 Tag Questions Past</h3><p>Tag Questions in the Past Tense</p><p>Directions: Complete each statement in the past tense with a tag question (or attached question).<br />1. He felt sick yesterday, __________ __________?<br />2. You didn’t work today, __________ ___________?<br />3. The students were in the classroom, _________ ________?<br />4. Shelly loved Tom very much, __________ __________?<br />5. Yesterday was a holiday, __________ __________?<br />6. That didn’t cost very much, __________ __________?<br />7. The Yankees had a good season, __________ _________?<br />8. Those oranges were terrible, __________ __________?<br />9. The store closed at midnight, __________ __________?<br />10. That didn’t hurt, __________ ___________?<br />11. We weren’t late, __________ __________?<br />12. George was on time this morning, _________ _________?<br />13. Her feet hurt, __________ ___________?<br />14. The police never came, __________ __________?<br />15. The people at the border needed help, _______ _______?<br />16. The battery for the phone died, _________ __________?<br />17. My test scores were good, __________ __________?<br />17. It rained every morning last week, __________ _______?<br />18. You did your laundry already, __________ _________?<br />19. They didn’t do very well on the test, ________ ________?<br />20. You didn’t go to work sick, __________ __________?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a13">Quiz 13 Tag Questions Past (Answers)</h4><p>ANSWERS:<br />1. He felt sick yesterday, didn’t he?<br />2. You didn’t work today, did you?<br />3. The students were in the classroom, weren’t they?<br />4. Shelly loved Tom very much, didn’t she?<br />5. Yesterday was a holiday, wasn’t it?<br />6. That didn’t cost very much, did it?<br />7. The Yankees had a good season, didn’t they?<br />8. Those oranges were terrible, weren’t they?<br />9. The store closed at midnight, didn’t it?<br />10. That didn’t hurt, did it?<br />11. We weren’t late, were we?<br />12. George was on time this morning, wasn’t he?<br />13. Her feet hurt, didn’t they?<br />14. The police never came, did they?<br />15. The people at the border needed help, didn’t they?<br />16. The battery for the phone died, didn’t it?<br />17. My test scores were good, weren’t they?<br />17. It rained every morning last week, didn’t it?<br />18. You did your laundry already, didn’t you?<br />19. They didn’t do very well on the test, did they?<br />20. You didn’t go to work sick, did you?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q14">Quiz 14 Adjective Clauses Restrictive</h3><p>Adjective Clauses that use “that”</p><p>Directions: Combine the sentences or questions provided to create one sentence or question. Use “that” at the beginning of each adjective clause.<br />Example: This is my computer. I use it.<br />This is the computer that I use.<br />1. This is the parking ticket. I have to pay it.<br />______________________________________________.<br />2. These are my shoes. I wear them for work.<br />______________________________________________.<br />3. Here’s my notebook. I use it for taking notes.<br />______________________________________________.<br />4. Where is the paper? We need it for the copier.<br />______________________________________________.<br />5. Where’s the key? It opens the door.<br />______________________________________________.<br />6. How long is the movie? We are going to see it tonight.<br />______________________________________________.<br />7. That is a mistake. I won’t make it.<br />______________________________________________.<br />8. His house is white. He lives in it.<br />______________________________________________.<br />9. The students are very smart. We teach them.<br />______________________________________________.<br />10. Where’s the container? I put it in the refrigerator.<br />_______________________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a14">Quiz 14 Adjective Clauses Restrictive (Answers)</h4><p>ANSWERS:<br />1. This is the parking ticket that I have to pay.<br />2. These are the shoes that I wear for work.<br />3. Here’s the notebook that I use for taking notes.<br />4. Where is the paper that we need for the copier?<br />5. Where’s the key that opens the door?<br />6. How long is the movie that we are going to see tonight?<br />7. That is a mistake that I won’t make.<br />8. The house that he lives in is white.<br />9. The students that we teach are very smart.<br />10. Where’s the container that I put in the refrigerator?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q15">Quiz 15 So Too</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete the end of each sentence with “so” or “too” and the necessary helping verbs. Write the answers in your notebook.<br />Example: Mark has a new car. Jenny has a new car.<br />Mark has a new car, and so does Jenny.<br />or<br />Mark has a new car, and Jenny does too.<br />1. I like chocolate ice cream, and Pamela ________ _______.<br />2. You work as a chef, and ________ ________ Steven.<br />3. We can go to to the beach, and _______ ________ they.<br />4. This is a good book, and that ________ ________.<br />5. I’m ready, and ________ ________ they.<br />6. Bob has lived here a long time, and _______ _______ Joe.<br />7. The team felt the pain of defeat, and the fans _____ _____.<br />8. Our house is on this block, and ______ _______ theirs.<br />9. That store went out of business, and the one next door ______ ______.<br />10. This phone is on sale, and those _______ _______.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Combine two sentences into one sentence by using “so” or “too.”<br />Example: (so) This was helpful. That was helpful.<br />This was helpful, and so was that.<br />1. We’re going out tonight. They’re going out tonight.<br />(so) ____________________________________________.<br />2. He had a good time. His girlfriend had a good time.<br />(too) ____________________________________________.<br />3. I was looking for a new job. Sara was looking for a new job.<br />(so) _____________________________________________.<br />4. The pizza is inexpensive. The drinks are inexpensive.<br />(so) _____________________________________________.<br />5. Jim’s had enough to eat. Bill’s had enough to eat.<br />(too) ____________________________________________.<br />6. You saw what happened. I saw what happened.<br />(so) _____________________________________________.<br />7. We can stay a little longer. They can stay a little longer.<br />(too) ____________________________________________.<br />8. He will do it. She will do it.<br />(too) ____________________________________________.<br />9. I’m satisfied with the agreement. They’re satisfied with the agreement.<br />(so) _____________________________________________.<br />10. Your house was repainted. Our house was repainted.<br />(so) _____________________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a15">Quiz 15 So Too (Answers)</h4><p>Answers:<br />Part A.<br />1. I like chocolate ice cream, and Pamela does too.<br />2. You work as a chef, and so does Steven.<br />3. We can go to to the beach, and so can they.<br />4. This is a good book, and that is too.<br />5. I’m ready, and so are they.<br />6. Bob has lived here a long time, and so has Joe.<br />7. The team felt the pain of defeat, and the fans did too.<br />8. Our house is on this block, and so is theirs.<br />9. That store went out of business, and the one next door did too.<br />10. This phone is on sale, and those are too.</p><p>Part B.<br />1. We’re going out tonight, and so are they.<br />2. He had a good time, and his girlfriend did too.<br />3. I was looking for a new job, and so was Sara.<br />4. The pizza is inexpensive, and so are the drinks.<br />5. Jim’s had enough to eat, Bill has too.<br />6. You saw what happened, and so did I.<br />7. We can stay a little longer, and they can too.<br />8. He will do it, and she will too.<br />9. I’m satisfied with the agreement, and so are they.<br />10. Your house was repainted, and so was ours.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q16">Quiz 16 Echo Questions</h3><p>Directions: Write short questions in response to a statement. The word order is subject + helping verb or main verb.<br />Example:<br />A: Tom bought a new house.<br />B: He did? I didn’t know that. (The helping verb, “did,” matches the main verb in the statement, “bought.”)</p><p>1. A: The weather is going to be terrible tomorrow.<br />B: ________ ________? That’s too bad.<br />2. A: The schools are closed due to bad weather.<br />B: ________ ________? Yeah! I can sleep in.<br />3. A: John bought a new car.<br />B: ________ ________? What kind?<br />4. A: The store closes at 10:00.<br />B: ________ ________? We won’t get there in time.<br />5. A: Mary has been accepted into the college.<br />B: ________ ________? That’s great news.<br />6. A: That restaurant has terrible food.<br />B: ________ ________? I heard it was good.<br />7. A: Your phone can give you directions.<br />B: ________ ________? That’s amazing!<br />8. A: I have to wake up at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow morning.<br />B: ________ ________? Why so early?<br />9. A: We stayed up past midnight last night.<br />B: ________ ________? Why so late?<br />10. A: Sophia doesn’t want to go to school today.<br />B: ________ ________? Why not?<br />11. A: This stupid computer isn’t working.<br />B: ________ ________? What’s wrong with it?<br />12. A: These chips are stale.<br />B: ________ ________? I just bought them.<br />13. A: Gloria wasn’t able to meet with us yesterday.<br />B: ________ ________? What happened?<br />14. A: Those kids ate all of that candy.<br />B: ________ ________? How could they eat all of it?<br />15. A: Our guests will be here in about twenty minutes.<br />B: ________ ________? I’d better get ready.<br />16. A: Bob has a really bad cold today.<br />B: ________ ________? He’d better stay home.<br />17. A: We still owe a little bit of money on our car.<br />B: ________ ________? I thought we paid it off.<br />18. A: Teresa has had the same car for over 20 years.<br />B: ________ ________? How well does it run?<br />19. A: I’m tired.<br />B: ________ ________? But you just woke up.<br />20. A: It’s snowing.<br />B: ________ ________? But it’s the middle of April!</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a16">Quiz 16 Echo Questions (Answers)</h4><p>Answers:<br />1. A: The weather is going to be terrible tomorrow.<br />B: It is? That’s too bad.<br />2. A: The schools are closed due to bad weather.<br />B: They are? Yeah! I can sleep in.<br />3. A: John bought a new car.<br />B: He did? What kind?<br />4. A: The store closes at 10:00.<br />B: It does? We won’t get there in time.<br />5. A: Mary has been accepted into the college.<br />B: She has? That’s great news.<br />6. A: That restaurant has terrible food.<br />B: It does? I heard it was good.<br />7. A: Your phone can give you directions.<br />B: It can? That’s amazing!<br />8. A: I have to wake up at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow morning.<br />B: You do? Why so early?<br />9. A: We stayed up past midnight last night.<br />B: You did? Why so late?<br />10. A: Sophia doesn’t want to go to school today.<br />B: She doesn’t? Why not?<br />11. A: This stupid computer isn’t working.<br />B: It isn’t? What’s wrong with it?<br />12. A: These chips are stale.<br />B: They are? I just bought them.<br />13. A: Gloria wasn’t able to meet with us yesterday.<br />B: She wasn’t? What happened?<br />14. A: Those kids ate all of that candy.<br />B: They did? How could they eat all of it?<br />15. A: Our guests will be here in about twenty minutes.<br />B: They will? I’d better get ready.<br />16. A: Bob has a really bad cold today.<br />B: He does? He’d better stay home.<br />17. A: We still owe a little bit of money on our car.<br />B: We do? I thought we paid it off.<br />18. A: Teresa has had the same car for over 20 years.<br />B: She has? How well does it run?<br />19. A: I’m tired.<br />B: You are? But you just woke up.<br />20. A: It’s snowing.<br />B: It is? 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Grammar Recap In our previous grammar level, we covered many English grammar lessons including Passive Voice, Present Passive, Past Passive, Future Passive, Modal Passive, Past Continuous Passive, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 5</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 5 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Grammar Recap</span></h2><p>In our previous <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">grammar level</a>, we covered many English grammar lessons including Passive Voice, Present Passive, Past Passive, Future Passive, Modal Passive, Past Continuous Passive, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.</p><p> </p><p>In this series, we cover the following English grammar lessons which are geared toward learners who like to learn English grammar step by step.</p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-go-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Go</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-get-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-put-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Put</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-use-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Use</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-take-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Take</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-give-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Give</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-see-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">See</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-look-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Look</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-know-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Know</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-make-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Make</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-come-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Come</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-need-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Need</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-want-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Want</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-say-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Say</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-tell-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tell</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-keep-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Keep</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-cut-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cut</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-play-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Play</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-run-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Run</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-be-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Be</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-seem-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Seem</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-let-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Let</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-send-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Send</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-do-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Do</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-have-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Have</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-last-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Last</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-set-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Set</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-work-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Work</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-hold-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Hold</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-feel-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Feel</a></div><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished grammar level review test, we suggest that you go to the <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 5 Review</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-6/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 id="gtop">Grammar Quizzes- Level 5</h2><p><a href="#q1">Quiz 1</a> (<a href="#a1">Quiz 1 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q2">Quiz 2</a> (<a href="#a2">Quiz 2 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q3">Quiz 3</a> (<a href="#a3">Quiz 3 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q4">Quiz 4</a> (<a href="#a4">Quiz 4 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q5">Quiz 5</a> (<a href="#a5">Quiz 5 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q6">Quiz 6</a> (<a href="#a6">Quiz 6 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q7">Quiz 7</a> (<a href="#a7">Quiz 7 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q8">Quiz 8</a> (<a href="#a8">Quiz 8 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q9">Quiz 9</a> (<a href="#a9">Quiz 9 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q10">Quiz 10</a> (<a href="#a10">Quiz 10 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q11">Quiz 11 Look</a> (<a href="#a11">Quiz 11 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q12">Quiz 12 Look Watch See</a> (<a href="#a12">Quiz 12 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q13">Quiz 13 Know</a> (<a href="#a13">Quiz 13 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q14">Quiz 14 Make</a> (<a href="#a14">Quiz 14 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q15">Quiz 15 Come</a> (<a href="#a15">Quiz 15 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q16">Quiz 16 Need</a> (<a href="#a16">Quiz 16 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q17">Quiz 17 Say</a> (<a href="#a17">Quiz 17 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q18">Quiz 18 Tell</a> (<a href="#a18">Quiz 18 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q19">Quiz 19 Keep</a> (<a href="#a19">Quiz 19 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q20">Quiz 20 Cut</a> (<a href="#a20">Quiz 20 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q21">Quiz 21 Play</a> (<a href="#a21">Quiz 21 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q22">Quiz 22 Run</a> (<a href="#a22">Quiz 22 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q23">Quiz 23 Take</a> (<a href="#a23">Quiz 23 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q24">Quiz 24 Send</a> (<a href="#a24">Quiz 24 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q25">Quiz 25 Do</a> (<a href="#a25">Quiz 25 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q26">Quiz 26 Last</a> (<a href="#a26">Quiz 26 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q27">Quiz 27 Let</a> (<a href="#a27">Quiz 27 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q28">Quiz 28 Work</a> (<a href="#a28">Quiz 28 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q29">Quiz 29 Hold</a> (<a href="#a29">Quiz 29 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q30">Quiz 30 Want Or Need</a> (<a href="#a30">Quiz 30 Answers</a>)</p><h3 style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;">Grammar Level 5<br />(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</h3><h3 id="q1">Quiz 1</h3><p>Directions: Choose the verbs from the box below to complete each sentence. Please write the answers by hand in a notebook.<br />go get put use take give see look know make keep</p><p>1. You will need to _________ going to school if you want to get a good education.<br />2. How much did you __________ for your car when you sold it?<br />3. It’s very important to learn how to __________ a computer these days.<br />4. Did she __________ shopping yesterday?<br />5. Let’s __________ a movie tonight at the Cineplex.<br />6. __________ the #45 bus to go downtown.<br />7. Could you please __________ up the phone number online?<br />8. They don’t __________ enough money to afford a new car.<br />9. What kind of shoes do you __________ on when you go running?<br />10. She didn’t __________ any information to the person who called her at home.<br />11. Do you __________ any of the other students in this class?<br />12. Should she __________ a dentist for her toothache?<br />13. Sheila needs to __________ breakfast for her family every morning.<br />14. Try not to __________ at clothes too long in that store. We have to leave soon.<br />15. Do the kids need to __________ to the bathroom?<br />16. Can you __________ something from the store on your way home?<br />17. It’s going to __________ about 30 minutes to drive to the city.<br />18. Why didn’t he __________ the ice cream back into the refrigerator? It’s melting everywhere.<br />19. Please __________ me more time to get this assignment finished.<br />20. Do you __________ Spanish or English when you talk to your kids?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1">Quiz 1 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Choose the verbs from the box below to complete each sentence. Please write the answers by hand in a notebook.<br />1. You will need to keep going to school if you want to get a good education.<br />2. How much did you get for your car when you sold it?<br />3. It’s very important to learn how to use a computer these days.<br />4. Did she go shopping yesterday?<br />5. Let’s see a movie tonight at the Cineplex.<br />6. Take the #45 bus to go downtown.<br />7. Could you please look up the phone number online?<br />8. They don’t make enough money to afford a new car.<br />9. What kind of shoes do you put on when you go running?<br />10. She didn’t give any information to the person who called her at home.<br />11. Do you know any of the other students in this class?<br />12. Should she see a dentist for her toothache?<br />13. Sheila needs to make breakfast for her family every morning.<br />14. Try not to look at clothes for too long in that store. We have to leave soon.<br />15. Do the kids need to go to the bathroom?<br />16. Can you get something from the store on your way home?<br />17. It’s going to take about 30 minutes to drive to the city.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2">Quiz 2</h3><p>Directions: Choose the verbs from the box below to complete each sentence. Please write the answers by hand in a notebook.<br />come need want say tell cut play run keep be</p><p>1. Our neighbors had to __________ their vacation short and go home because of an illness in the family.<br />2. Rosa didn’t __________ when she would be home.<br />3. I __________ to get some bread and milk from the store.<br />4. Few people thought Barack Obama would win when he decided to __________ for President of the United States.<br />5. We have to __________ at the party before 6:00 p.m.<br />6. Why don’t you __________ over to my house and we’ll play football.<br />7. Does Joe __________ to play, too?<br />8. Where do you __________ your aspirin. I have a headache.<br />9. Is Victor going to __________ anyone about what happened last weekend?<br />10. __________ on your best behavior when the neighbors come for a visit.<br />11. What did your teacher __________ when he noticed the books were stolen from the classroom?<br />12. We __________ to find a place to stop the car.<br />13. Sandra will probably get her hair __________ tomorrow.<br />14. Can you __________ to the store real quick and get some oregano?<br />15. It was necessary to __________ the information a secret.<br />16. What time did the sun __________ up this morning?<br />17. __________ us about your trip to Jamaica.<br />18. It’s been so dry lately, the garden will _________ to be watered.<br />19. What do you __________ to order for dinner?<br />20. She learned to __________ the piano when she was eight.</p><p> </p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2">Quiz 2 (Answers)</h4><p>1. Our neighbors had to cut their vacation short and go home because of an illness in the family.<br />2. Rosa didn’t say when she would be home.<br />3. I need to get some bread and milk from the store.<br />4. Few people thought Barack Obama would win when he decided to run for President of the United States.<br />5. We have to be at the party before 6:00 p.m.<br />6. Why don’t you come over to my house and we’ll play football.<br />7. Does Joe want to play, too?<br />8. Where do you keep your aspirin? I have a headache.<br />9. Is Victor going to tell anyone about what happened last weekend?<br />10. Be on your best behavior when the neighbors come for a visit.<br />11. What did your teacher say when he noticed the books were stolen from the classroom?<br />12. We need to find a place to stop the car.<br />13. Sandra will probably get her hair cut tomorrow.<br />14. Can you run to the store real quick and get some oregano?<br />15. It was necessary to keep the information a secret.<br />16. What time did the sun come up this morning?<br />17. Tell us about your trip to Jamaica.<br />18. It’s been so dry lately, the garden will need to be watered.<br />19. What do you want to order for dinner?<br />20. She learned to play the piano when she was eight.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3">Quiz 3</h3><p>Directions: Choose the verbs say or tell to complete each sentence or question. Pay close attention to the verb tense and whether or not the passive voice is used.<br />1. John __________ me that he wanted to become a doctor someday. (past tense)<br />2. The teacher __________ that the students were misbehaving. (past tense)<br />3. She’s the kind of person who always __________ the truth. (present tense)<br />4. When my son __________ me a lie, I got really mad. (past tense)<br />5. What __________ your boss __________ to you about coming in late? (past tense)<br />6. You should __________ something nice to her about her hair. (present tense with modal verb)<br />7. We _________ __________ them several times not to park their car in that spot. (present perfect tense)<br />8. Do you know what _________ __________ at the meeting yesterday? (past tense, passive voice)<br />9. He __________ ___________ everyone about his new car. (present continuous tense)<br />10. Bob __________ the computer he wants to get is too expensive. (past tense)<br />11. A friend of mine who lives in California __________ the weather there is nice. (present tense)<br />12. Can you please __________ me what time it is? (present tense)<br />13. What __________ the newspaper __________ about the accident? (present tense)<br />14. They __________ the mail carrier not to deliver their mail for a few days. (past tense)<br />15. How many times __________ we __________ you to clean up after yourself? (present perfect tense)<br />16. We __________ __________ not to go into that building. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Did you hear what he __________? (past tense)<br />18. My friend ___________ the funniest stories. (present tense)<br />19. He __________ something that was very funny. (past tense)<br />20. Is there something that you wanted to __________ to me? (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3">Quiz 3 (Answers)</h4><p>1. John told me that he wanted to become a doctor someday. (past tense)<br />2. The teacher said that the students were misbehaving. (past tense)<br />3. She’s the kind of person who always tells the truth. (present tense)<br />4. When my son told me a lie, I got really mad. (past tense)<br />5. What did your boss say to you about coming in late? (past tense)<br />6. You should say something nice to her about her hair. (present tense with modal verb)<br />7. We have told them several times not to park their car in that spot. (present perfect tense)<br />8. Do you know what was said at the meeting yesterday? (past tense, passive voice)<br />9. He is telling everyone about his new car. (present continuous tense)<br />10. Bob said the computer he wants to get is too expensive. (past tense)<br />11. A friend of mine who lives in California says the weather there is nice. (present tense)<br />12. Can you please tell me what time it is? (present tense with modal verb)<br />13. What does the newspaper say about the accident? (present tense)<br />14. They told the mail carrier not to deliver their mail for a few days. (past tense)<br />15. How many times have we told you to clean up after yourself? (present perfect tense)<br />16. We were told not to go into that building. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Did you hear what he said? (past tense)<br />18. My friend tells the funniest stories. (present tense)<br />19. He said something that was very funny. (past tense)<br />20. Is there something that you wanted to say to me? (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4">Quiz 4</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “be” into the correct tense.<br />1. She _________________ a good student. (present tense)<br />2. __________ she a good student last year? (past tense)<br />3. She ________ _________ a good student next year. (future tense)<br />4. This _________ ________ an interesting experience. (present perfect tense)<br />5. We ________ _________ ________ married for 20 years by this time next year. (future perfect tense)<br />6. My kids __________ __________ so nice today! (present continuous tense)<br />7. They __________ _____________ naughty yesterday. (past continuous tense)<br />8. He ___________ _____________ a doctor for several years before he changed careers. (past perfect tense)<br />9. The movie ___________ _____________ over in about ten minutes. (modal verb: should)<br />10. They __________ ___________ __________ here by now. (modal verb: should, past tense)<br />11. You __________ ___________ ________ at work by 8:30. (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />12. My friends _________ ________ ________ ________ at the wedding because they couldn’t find a flight to New York. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, past tense, negative)<br />13. Everyone we know from work ___________________ at the party. (past tense)<br />14. These new tires ______________ _____________ great in the snow. (present perfect)<br />15. She wants _________ ___________ an actress someday. (infinitive)<br />16. He got fired for ______________________ late. (gerund)<br />17. The police came whenever we __________________ in trouble. (past tense)<br />18. This baseball game ______________ ____________exciting. (modal verb: might)<br />19. It’s a good idea _________ ___________ ready for an emergency. (infinitive)<br />20. My boss ____________ _____________ very understanding. (present continuous tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4">Quiz 4 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “be” into the correct tense.<br />1. She is a good student. (present tense)<br />2. Was she a good student last year? (past tense)<br />3. She will be a good student next year. (future tense)<br />4. This has been an interesting experience. (present perfect tense)<br />5. We will have been married for 20 years by this time next year. (future perfect tense)<br />6. My kids are being so nice today! (present continuous tense)<br />7. They were being naughty yesterday. (past continuous tense)<br />8. He had been a doctor for several years before he changed careers. (past perfect tense)<br />9. The movie should be over in about ten minutes. (modal verb: should)<br />10. They should have been here by now. (modal verb: should, past tense)<br />11. You have to be at work by 8:30. (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />12. My friends weren’t able to be at the wedding because they couldn’t find a flight to New York. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, past tense, negative)<br />13. Everyone we know from work was at the party. (past tense)<br />14. These new tires have been great in the snow. (present perfect)<br />15. She wants to be an actress someday. (infinitive)<br />16. He got fired for being late. (gerund)<br />17. The police came whenever we were in trouble. (past tense)<br />18. This baseball game might be exciting. (modal verb: might)<br />19. It’s a good idea to be ready for an emergency. (infinitive)<br />20. My boss is being very understanding. (present continuous tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q5">Quiz 5</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “go” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. He _________________ to a very good school. (present tense)<br />2. She _________________ shopping last night. (past tense)<br />3. I _________________ to the post office this afternoon. (future tense)<br />4. They __________________ without electricity for several days. (present perfect tense)<br />5. My wife and I ____________________ down to the hotel lobby to get some coffee. (present continuous tense)<br />6. That car _____________________ too fast before it came to the curve and wiped out. (past continuous tense)<br />7. Rachel ______________________ to the dance with Joe this weekend. (future continuous tense)<br />8. The survivors of the earthquake ____________________ without water for three days before they were saved. (past perfect tense)<br />9. How long __________ you ______________________ to that doctor? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />10. __________ I ____________ the right way, or should I turn around? (present continuous tense)<br />11. You ____________________________ into the store now. It’s open. (modal verb: can)<br />12. Jennifer _____________________________ because she’s working. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, negative)<br />13. You ____________________ to a doctor and get that cough checked out. (modal verb: should)<br />14. Her new car _______________________ very fast. (present tense, negative)<br />15. My brother wants ___________________________ to China someday. (infinitive)<br />16. ___________ you ____________ to that concert last night? (past tense)<br />17. Where ___________ the information ____________ on this form? (present tense)<br />18. This game ____________________________ very well for the home team. (present continuous tense, negative)<br />19. Where ___________ all the time ____________? We have to leave. (present perfect tense)<br />20. _____________ to the dentist is not my favorite thing to do. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a5">Quiz 5 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “go” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. He goes to a very good school. (present tense)<br />2. She went shopping last night. (past tense)<br />3. I will go to the post office this afternoon. / I am going to go to the post office this afternoon. (future tense)<br />4. They have gone without electricity for several days. (present perfect tense)<br />5. My wife and I are going down to the hotel lobby to get some coffee. (present continuous tense)<br />6. That car was going too fast before it came to the curve and wiped out. (past continuous tense)<br />7. Rachel will be going to the dance with Joe this weekend. (future continuous tense)<br />8. The survivors of the earthquake had gone without water for three days before they were saved. (past perfect tense)<br />9. How long have you been going to that doctor? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />10. Am I going the right way, or should I turn around? (present continuous tense)<br />11. You can go into the store now. It’s open. (modal verb: can)<br />12. Jennifer isn’t able to go because she’s working. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, negative)<br />13. You should go to a doctor and get that cough checked out. (modal verb: should)<br />14. Her new car doesn’t go very fast. (present tense, negative)<br />15. My brother wants to go to China someday. (infinitive)<br />16. Did you go to that concert last night? (past tense)<br />17. Where does the information go on this form? (present tense)<br />18. This game isn’t going very well for the home team. (present continuous tense, negative)<br />19. Where has all the time gone? We have to leave. (present perfect tense)<br />20. Going to the dentist is not my favorite thing to do. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q6">Quiz 6</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “get” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. Our teacher __________ to school early in the morning. (present tense)<br />2. He __________ mad at his friends because they laughed at him. (past tense)<br />3. You __________________ your food in about ten minutes. (future tense)<br />4. My wife ____________________ everything she ever wanted. (present perfect tense)<br />5. It ____________________ dark. We should go inside. (present continuous tense)<br />6. George’s son ____________________________ bad grades in school. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />7. We ___________________________ a new computer soon. (future continuous tense)<br />8. What kind of salary __________ he __________ at his job? (present tense)<br />9. Matt ____________________ home until 2:30 in the morning. (past tense, negative)<br />10. ________ the sun ____________ in your eyes? (present continuous tense)<br />11. Why __________ you ___________ any time off from work? (modal verb: can, negative)<br />12. They ____________________ a new microwave because their old one broke. (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />13. The students noticed their teacher ___________________ angry, so they stopped talking. (past continuous tense)<br />14. How many pounds of chicken __________ you __________ at the store? (past tense)<br />15. My fingers kept ________________ cut by the thorns on the braches, so I put on some gloves. (gerund)<br />16. She likes ___________________ to work before everyone else. (infinitive)<br />17. You _____________________ hot under that heavy uniform. (modal verb: must)<br />18. The movie _______________ boring, so we left early. (past tense)<br />19. If he ____________________ that job, he would have needed to move in with his parents. (past perfect tense, negative)<br />20. ___________________ to the airport in time for our flight is going to be difficult. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a6">Quiz 6 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “get” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. Our teacher gets to school early in the morning. (present tense)<br />2. He got mad at his friends because they laughed at him. (past tense)<br />3. You will get your food in about ten minutes / You are going to get your food in about ten minutes. (future tense)<br />4. My wife has gotten everything she ever wanted. (present perfect tense)<br />5. It is getting dark. We should go inside. (present continuous tense)<br />6. George’s son has been getting bad grades in school. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />7. We will be getting a new computer soon. / We are going to be getting a new computer soon. (future continuous tense)<br />8. What kind of salary does he get at his job? (present tense)<br />9. Matt didn’t get home until 2:30 in the morning. (past tense, negative)<br />10. Is the sun getting in your eyes? (present continuous tense)<br />11. Why can’t you get any time off from work? (modal verb: can, negative)<br />12. They have to get a new microwave because their old one broke. (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />13. The students noticed their teacher was getting angry, so they stopped talking. (past continuous tense)<br />14. How many pounds of chicken did you get at the store? (past tense)<br />15. My fingers kept getting cut by the thorns on the braches, so I put on some gloves. (gerund)<br />16. She likes to get to work before everyone else. (infinitive)<br />17. You must get hot under that heavy uniform. (modal verb: must)<br />18. The movie got boring, so we left early. (past tense)<br />19. If he hadn’t gotten that job, he would have needed to move in with his parents. (past perfect tense, negative)<br />20. Getting to the airport in time for our flight is going to be difficult. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q7">Quiz 7</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “put” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. We __________ our garbage outside every Thursday so that it can be collected. (present tense)<br />2. Where __________ she _________ her keys? (past tense)<br />3. _______ you __________ the money in the bank? (future tense)<br />4. How much time __________ they __________ into this project? (present perfect tense)<br />5. you ____________________ your car into the garage? (present continuous tense)<br />6. _________ your wife ____________________ more hours in at work this week? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />7. Our neighbors ________________________ an addition onto their house. (future continuous tense)<br />8. Don’t forget _________________ a jacket on before we leave the house. It might get cold later on. (infinitive)<br />9. Try ____________________ the car into a lower gear when you drive through the snow. (gerund)<br />10. Where ___________ we ____________ our furniture? (modal verb: should)<br />11. Sarah ____________ three gallons of ice cream into the freezer when she returned from the store. (past tense)<br />12. I ____________________ more effort into my job these days. (present continuous tense)<br />13. A man ____________________ into handcuffs by the police. (past tense, passive voice)<br />14. Bill ____________________ a lot of weight on since last year. (present perfect tense)<br />15. The city _______________________ new playground equipment into the park this spring. (modal verb: might)<br />16. Do you know how _________________ this machine together? (infinitive)<br />17. He ______________ on some gloves because his fingers were cold. (past tense)<br />18. Joey ______________ a hat on whenever he goes outside. (present tense)<br />19. __________ you ____________ new batteries into the camera? (present continuous tense)<br />20. Our baby keeps ________________ small objects into her mouth, so we have to watch her. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a7">Quiz 7 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “put” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. We put our garbage outside every Thursday so that it can be collected. (present tense)<br />2. Where did she put her keys? (past tense)<br />3. Will you put the money in the bank? (future tense)<br />4. How much time have they put into this project? (present perfect tense)<br />5. Are you putting your car into the garage? (present continuous tense)<br />6. Has your wife been putting more hours in at work this week? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />7. Our neighbors will be putting an addition onto their house. (future continuous tense)<br />8. Don’t forget to put a jacket on before we leave the house. It might get cold later on. (infinitive)<br />9. Try putting the car into a lower gear when you drive through the snow. (gerund)<br />10. Where should we put our furniture? (modal verb: should)<br />11. Sarah put three gallons of ice cream into the freezer when she returned from the store. (past tense)<br />12. I am putting more effort into my job these days. (present continuous tense)<br />13. A man was put into handcuffs by the police. (past tense, passive voice)<br />14. Bill has put a lot of weight on since last year. (present perfect tense)<br />15. The city might put new playground equipment into the park this spring. (modal verb: might)<br />16. Do you know how to put this machine together? (infinitive)<br />17. He put on some gloves because his fingers were cold. (past tense)<br />18. Joey puts a hat on whenever he goes outside. (present tense)<br />19. Are you putting new batteries into the camera? (present continuous tense)<br />20. Our baby keeps putting small objects into her mouth, so we have to watch her. (gerund)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q8">Quiz 8</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “use” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. Rhonda __________ a car to get to work. (present tense)<br />2. Last week she __________ the bus to get to work. (past tense)<br />3. Next week, she ________ probably __________ the subway. (future tense)<br />4. What kind of battery __________ the flashlight ___________? (present tense)<br />5. __________ you ever ___________ this kind of shampoo? (present perfect tense)<br />6. My friend, Bill, _____________________ the same cell phone company for years before he switched to a different carrier. (past perfect tense)<br />7. They’re going to keep their family safe by ________________ “green” cleaning supplies. (gerund)<br />8. Kevin didn’t remember ______________ his turn signal, so a police officer pulled him over. (infinitive)<br />9. The teacher ___________________ a new book to teach the class. (present continuous tense)<br />10. They __________________ their air conditioning if the windows are closed in this heat. (continuous modal verb: must be)<br />11. Ganika _________________ a lot of oil to make the samosas. (past tense)<br />12. __________ you ____________________ the bathroom? (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />13. The police _____________________ a dog to sniff for bombs. (present continuous tense)<br />14. __________ the manager ___________ Spanish or English when he talks to his employees? (present tense)<br />15. I ____________________ the same accountant for the last twenty years. (present perfect tense)<br />16. Do you know how _________________ a computer? (infinitive)<br />17. She _____________________ so much salt in her cooking. (modal verb: should, negative)<br />18. We ____________________ a little help over here. (modal verb: can)<br />19. Simon ____________________ his head when he made that bad decision. (past continuous tense, negative)<br />20. Amish people ____________________ any electricity in their homes. (present tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a8">Quiz 8 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “use” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. Rhonda uses a car to get to work. (present tense)<br />2. Last week she used the bus to get to work. (past tense)<br />3. Next week, she will probably use the subway. (future tense)<br />4. What kind of battery does the flashlight use? (present tense)<br />5. Have you ever used this kind of shampoo? (present perfect tense)<br />6. My friend, Bill, had used the same cell phone company for years before he switched to a different carrier. (past perfect tense)<br />7. They’re going to keep their family safe by using “green” cleaning supplies. (gerund)<br />8. Kevin didn’t remember to use his turn signal, so a police officer pulled him over. (infinitive)<br />9. The teacher is using a new book to teach the class. (present continuous tense)<br />10. They must be using their air conditioning if the windows are closed in this heat. (continuous modal verb: must be)<br />11. Ganika used a lot of oil to make the samosas. (past tense)<br />12. Do you have to use the bathroom? (idiomatic modal verb: have to)<br />13. The police are using a dog to sniff for bombs. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Does the manager use Spanish or English when he talks to his employees? (present tense)<br />15. I have used the same accountant for the last twenty years. (present perfect tense)<br />16. Do you know how to use a computer? (infinitive)<br />17. She shouldn’t use so much salt in her cooking. (modal verb: should, negative)<br />18. We can use a little help over here. (modal verb: can)<br />19. Simon wasn’t using his head when he made that bad decision. (past continuous tense, negative)<br />20. Amish people don’t use any electricity in their homes. (present tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q9">Quiz 9</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “give” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. He ___________ his employees a lot of work to do. (present tense)<br />2. The professor ___________ a very interesting lecture a couple of days ago. (past tense)<br />3. The teacher _________________ us some extra time to finish our assignment. (future tense)<br />4. __________ that man over there _____________ you any trouble? (present continuous tense)<br />5. That store ___________________ away free samples of chocolate, but then they stopped. (past continuous tense)<br />6. Who ____________________ him that balloon? (past tense)<br />7. Who _____________ you ____________ money to last year? (past tense)<br />8. __________ his mother ____________ him any work to do around the house? (present perfect tense)<br />9. Please, ____________________ the dog any more to eat. (imperative form, negative)<br />10. The fumes from that gas pump ____________________ me a headache. (present continuous tense)<br />11. Veronica _____________________ much thought to which college she wanted to attend until just before she made the decision. (past perfect tense, negative)<br />12. How much money __________ you ___________________ to the Red Cross? (idiomatic modal verb: be able to)<br />13. The witness _________________________ a good description of the suspect to the police because it was so dark. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, past tense, negative)<br />14. Dan needs ____________________ a speech next week (infinitive)<br />15. You can help others in need by _________________ blood once or twice a year. (gerund)<br />16. Samantha ____________________ a hundred dollars and told by her mother to go buy some clothes at the mall. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Ted ____________________ a lot of responsibility at work. (present tense, passive voice)<br />18. Some of the students ____________________ Ron a hard time at school. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />19. How much help __________ your teacher ___________ you in class? (present tense)<br />20. Lena’s boss ____________________ her a lot of work to do. (present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a9">Quiz 9 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “give” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. He gives his employees a lot of work to do. (present tense)<br />2. The professor gave a very interesting lecture a couple of days ago. (past tense)<br />3. The teacher will give us some extra time to finish our assignment. (future tense)<br />4. Is that man over there giving you any trouble? (present continuous tense)<br />5. That store was giving away free samples of chocolate, but then they stopped. (past continuous tense)<br />6. Who gave him that balloon? (past tense)<br />7. Who did you give money to last year? (past tense)<br />8. Has his mother given him any work to do around the house? (present perfect tense)<br />9. Please, don’t give the dog any more to eat. (imperative form, negative)<br />10. The fumes from that gas pump are giving me a headache. (present continuous tense)<br />11. Veronica hadn’t given much thought to which college she wanted to attend until just before she made the decision. (past perfect tense, negative)<br />12. How much money are you able to give to the Red Cross? (idiomatic modal verb: be able to)<br />13. The witness wasn’t able to give a good description of the suspect to the police because it was so dark. (idiomatic modal verb: be able to, past tense, negative)<br />14. Dan needs to give a speech next week (infinitive)<br />15. You can help others in need by giving blood once or twice a year. (gerund)<br />16. Samantha was given a hundred dollars and told by her mother to go buy some clothes at the mall. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Ted is given a lot of responsibility at work. (present tense, passive voice)<br />18. Some of the students have been giving Ron a hard time at school. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />19. How much help does your teacher give you in class? (present tense)<br />20. Lena’s boss has given her a lot of work to do. (present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q10">Quiz 10</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “see” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. She ___________ her dentist at least twice a year. (present tense)<br />2. __________ you __________ that car go by? It was a new Jaguar. (past tense)<br />3. I ____________________ you until next year. (future tense, negative)<br />4. __________ you ____________ what I ___________________? I can’t believe my eyes. (present continuous tense)<br />5. Bob _____________________ that movie over ten times. (present perfect tense)<br />6. Sheila ____________________ anything without her glasses. (modal verb: can, negative)<br />7. My mother ____________________ several doctor before she finally found one who was able to help her with her cancer. (past perfect tense)<br />8. Donna __________________________ Bob for the last six months. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />9. You ____________________ a doctor if you feel pain in your chese. (idiomatic modal verb: ought to)<br />10. When ___________ Ali ____________ his friends? (present tense)<br />11. Why __________ Greg ____________ a therapist? (present continuous tense)<br />12. When do you think we ____________________ an improvement in the economy? (future tense)<br />13. Do you want ____________________ a baseball game this weekend? (infinitive)<br />14. _____________________ a baseball game with your kids is a great experience. (gerund)<br />15. How many famous people ___________ you ____________ when you visited Los Angeles? (past tense)<br />16. Harold ____________________ his boss in several days. (present perfect tense, negative)<br />17. We _____________________ a good thunderstorm tonight. (modal verb: might)<br />18. I _____________________ spending twenty thousand dollars on a new car. (modal verb: can, negative)<br />19. ____________ if you can get the attention of that police officer over there. (imperative form)<br />20. They ____________________ eye to eye on anything. They argue all the time. (present tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a10">Quiz 10 (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “see” into the correct verb tense or form.<br />1. She sees her dentist at least twice a year. (present tense)<br />2. Did you see that car go by? It was a new Jaguar. (past tense)<br />3. I won’t see you until next year. (future tense, negative)<br />4. Are you seeing what I‘m seeing? I can’t believe my eyes. (present continuous tense)<br />5. Bob has seen that movie over ten times. (present perfect tense)<br />6. Sheila can’t see anything without her glasses. (modal verb: can, negative)<br />7. My mother had seen several doctor before she finally found one who was able to help her with her cancer. (past perfect tense)<br />8. Donna has been seeing Bob for the last six months. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />9. You ought to see a doctor if you feel pain in your chese. (idiomatic modal verb: ought to)<br />10. When does Ali see his friends? (present tense)<br />11. Why is Greg seeing a therapist? (present continuous tense)<br />12. When do you think we will see an improvement in the economy? (future tense)<br />13. Do you want to see a baseball game this weekend? (infinitive)<br />14. Seeing a baseball game with your kids is a great experience. (gerund)<br />15. How many famous people did you see when you visited Los Angeles? (past tense)<br />16. Harold hasn’t seen his boss in several days. (present perfect tense, negative)<br />17. We might see a good thunderstorm tonight. (modal verb: might)<br />18. I can’t see spending twenty thousand dollars on a new car. (modal verb: can, negative)<br />19. See if you can get the attention of that police officer over there. (imperative form)<br />20. They don’t see eye to eye on anything. They argue all the time. (present tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q11">Quiz 11 Look</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “look” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He ___________ tired. (present tense)<br />2. When _____________ you ____________ for a new job? (future tense)<br />3. It _____________________________________ good if you keep coming to work late. (“going to future tense, negative)<br />4. They ______________________________ at buying a house soon. (present continuous tense)<br />5. How many cars _________________ you ___________________at today? (present perfect tense)<br />6. Those shoes _______________________________ good on you. (present tense, negative)<br />7. You __________________________________ in the refrigerator if you’re hungry. (modal verb: should)<br />8. That girl over there ___________________________________ at you. Go talk to her. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />9. I ____________________ for my shoes this morning, but I couldn’t find them. (past tense)<br />10. Sasha ___________________________ well this morning, so the school nurse sent her home. (past tense, negative)<br />11. ______________ your car _______________________ at by a mechanic? (past tense, passive voice)<br />12. It ______________________________ like you’re going to get a good grade in this class. (present tense, negative)<br />13. If the childen want _______________________ for a new dog, they can find one at the animal shelter. (infinitive)<br />14. __________________________ directly at the sun is bad for your eyes. (gerund)<br />15. Ali ___________________________ at several colleges before he found one that he liked. (past perfect tense)<br />16. ___________________ out! There’s a car coming. (imperative form)<br />17. The little girl ________________________ when she crossed the street, and a car hit her. (past continuous tense, negative)<br />18. We _______________________________ through the window because it was so dirty. (modal verb: could, negative)<br />19. How ______________ the weather ________________ for today? (present tense)<br />20. She ________________________________ her age. (present tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a11">Quiz 11 Look (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “look” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He looks tired. (present tense)<br />2. When will you look for a new job? (future tense)<br />3. It isn’t going to look good if you keep coming to work late. (“going to future tense, negative)<br />4. They are looking at buying a house soon. (present continuous tense)<br />5. How many cars have you looked at today? (present perfect tense)<br />6. Those shoes don’t look good on you. (present tense, negative)<br />7. You should look in the refrigerator if you’re hungry. (modal verb: should)<br />8. That girl over there has been looking at you. Go talk to her. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />9. I looked for my shoes this morning, but I couldn’t find them. (past tense)<br />10. Sasha didn’t look well this morning, so the school nurse sent her home. (past tense, negative)<br />11. Was your car looked at by a mechanic? (past tense, passive voice)<br />12. It doesn’t look like you’re going to get a good grade in this class. (present tense, negative)<br />13. If the children want to look for a new dog, they can find one at the animal shelter. (infinitive)<br />14. Looking directly at the sun is bad for your eyes. (gerund)<br />15. Ali had looked at several colleges before he found one that he liked. (past perfect tense)<br />16. Look out! There’s a car coming. (imperative form)<br />17. The little girl wasn’t looking when she crossed the street, and a car hit her. (past continuous tense, negative)<br />18. We couldn’t look through the window because it was so dirty. (modal verb: could, negative)<br />19. How does the weather look for today? (present tense)<br />20. She doesn’t look her age. (present tense, negative. To “look one’s age” is an expression.)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q12">Quiz 12 Look Watch See</h3><p>Directions: The verbs “look,” “watch,” and “see” are similar in some ways and different in others. Complete the sentences and questions below with one of these three verbs. Pay attention to the verb tenses indicated in parentheses.<br />1. She _________________ a lot of TV at night. (present tense)<br />2. Did you have a chance to _________________ at the newspaper this morning? (infinitive)<br />3. ________ you _________ that bird in the tree over there? It’s a cardinal. (present tense)<br />4. ___________________ at the sun for too long is bad for your eyes. (gerund)<br />5. The doctor ____________ ___________ you in a few minutes. (future tense)<br />6. _________ I ___________ you while you do that? I want to learn how to make pancackes. (can)<br />7. __________! There’s a full moon tonight. (imperative)<br />8. Try not to _______________ the clock when you’re sitting in class. The teacher doesn’t like it. (infinitive)<br />9. __________ you ___________ that new movie yet? (present perfect tense)<br />10. Robert has a new girlfriend. He __________ ___________ ____________ her for the last six months. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />11. __________ you ____________ my kids for a minute. I have to go to the restroom. (can)<br />12. We _____________ ______________ at cars all day today. (past continuous tense)<br />13. Be careful of that man. He __________ _____________ for trouble. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Sophia __________ ____________ the other car coming, so she got into an accident. (past tense — negative)<br />15. _________ you _____________ for your keys? They’re right here. (present continuous tense)<br />16. How long ___________ she ____________ _____________ TV today? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />17. The police __________ _______________ for a man driving a silver Toyota Corolla. (present continuous tense)<br />18. ___________ George _____________ his friends yesterday? I thought he did. (past tense — negative)<br />19. ____________ he ______________ seen a dentist for his toothache? (present perfect tense)<br />20. That tree ____________ _____________ very healthy. (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a12">Quiz 12 Look Watch See (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: The verbs “look,” “watch,” and “see” are similar in some ways and different in others. Complete the sentences and questions below with one of these three verbs. Pay attention to the verb tenses indicated in parentheses.<br />1. She watches a lot of TV at night. (present tense)<br />2. Did you have a chance to look at the newspaper this morning? (infinitive)<br />3. Do you see that bird in the tree over there? It’s a cardinal. (present tense)<br />4. Looking at the sun for too long is bad for your eyes. (gerund)<br />5. The doctor will see you in a few minutes. (future tense)<br />6. Can I watch you while you do that? I want to learn how to make pancackes. (can)<br />7. Look! There’s a full moon tonight. (imperative)<br />8. Try not to watch the clock when you’re sitting in class. The teacher doesn’t like it. (infinitive)<br />9. Have you seen that new movie yet? (present perfect tense)<br />10. Robert has a new girlfriend. He has been seeing her for the last six months. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />11. Can you watch my kids for a minute. I have to go to the restroom. (can)<br />12. We were looking at cars all day today. (past continuous tense)<br />13. Be careful of that man. He is looking for trouble. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Sophia didn’t see the other car coming, so she got into an accident. (past tense — negative)<br />15. Are you looking for your keys? They’re right here. (present continuous tense)<br />16. How long has she been watching TV today? (present perfect continuous tense)<br />17. The police are looking for a man driving a silver Toyota Corolla. (present continuous tense)<br />18. Didn’t George see his friends yesterday? I thought he did. (past tense — negative)<br />19. Has he seen a dentist for his toothache? (present perfect tense)<br />20. That tree doesn’t look very healthy. (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q13">Quiz 13 Know</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “know” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He ___________ a lot of people in his class. (present tense)<br />2. She __________ ___________ about today’s test. (past tense — negative)<br />3. How long __________ you ___________ about this problem? (present perfect tense)<br />4. When __________ I ___________ the results of the blood test? (future tense)<br />5. They __________ ____________ their neighbors very well. (present tense — negative)<br />6. Farhiyo _____________ the teacher was going to call on her, so she was ready with an answer. (past tense)<br />7. All the facts related to the accident ___________ ___________ yet. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />8. How much __________ he ____________ about fixing a leaky faucet? (present tense)<br />9. She wants _________________ how much the furniture is going to cost. (infinitive)<br />10. _________________ how to play the piano gives Mindy a tremendous amount of self-confidence. (gerund)<br />11. I’m not very familiar with Iceland. What __________ it ____________ for? (present tense, passive voice)<br />12. If I __________ ___________ how long it would take to get there by car, I would have flown instead. (past perfect tense)<br />13. __________ you ____________ that the meeting was cancelled? (past tense — negative)<br />14. The salesperson over there __________ __________ which cell phone is better. (might)<br />15. My wife and I ___________ ____________ if we’re going to have a boy or a girl after we visit the doctor today. (should)<br />16. Brian __________ __________ __________ the answers to the questions on the test, but he didn’t. (should — past)<br />17. When _________ we ___________ __________ ____________ the verdict in the trial? (“going to” future tense)<br />18. Mr. Torkelson ___________ ___________ ___________ to have a bad temper. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />19. You _________ __________ _________ ___________ English to work in a restaurant. (have to, present tense — negative)<br />20. Our neighbor, Jim, ____________ _____________ how to keep the rabbits out of his garden. (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a13">Quiz 13 Know (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “know” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He knows a lot of people in his class. (present tense)<br />2. She didn’t know about today’s test. (past tense — negative)<br />3. How long have you known about this problem? (present perfect tense)<br />4. When will I know the results of the blood test? (future tense)<br />5. They don’t know their neighbors very well. (present tense — negative)<br />6. Farhiyo knew the teacher was going to call on her, so she was ready with an answer. (past tense)<br />7. All the facts related to the accident aren’t known yet. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />8. How much does he know about fixing a leaky faucet? (present tense)<br />9. She wants to know how much the furniture is going to cost. (infinitive)<br />10. Knowing how to play the piano gives Mindy a tremendous amount of self-confidence. (gerund)<br />11. I’m not very familiar with Iceland. What is it known for? (present tense, passive voice)<br />12. If I had known how long it would take to get there by car, I would have flown instead. (past perfect tense)<br />13. Didn’t you know that the meeting was cancelled? (past tense — negative)<br />14. The salesperson over there might know which cell phone is better. (might)<br />15. My wife and I should know if we’re going to have a boy or a girl after we visit the doctor today. (should)<br />16. Brian should have known the answers to the questions on the test, but he didn’t. (should — past)<br />17. When are we going to know the verdict in the trial? (“going to” future tense)<br />18. Mr. Torkelson has been known to have a bad temper. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />19. You don’t have to know English to work in a restaurant. (have to, present tense — negative)<br />20. Our neighbor, Jim, doesn’t know how to keep the rabbits out of his garden. (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q14">Quiz 14 Make</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “make” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Harold __________ a lot of money last year. (past tense)<br />2. Her perfume __________ ____________ my eyes water. (present continuous tense)<br />3. The movie __________ ____________ you laugh out loud. (future tense)<br />4. __________ the medicine _____________ you feel better? (present tense)<br />5. She __________ ____________ the bed this morning. (past tense — negative)<br />6. The children __________ ____________ animals out of clay in art class this morning. (past continuous tense)<br />7. This car __________ ____________ in Germany. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. How much money __________ he ___________ at his job? (present tense)<br />9. It’s too bad they split up. They ___________ a nice couple. (past tense)<br />10. I want _______________ some cookies today. (infinitive)<br />11. You ____________ ______________ so much noise. (should — negative)<br />12. Learning online every day __________ ____________ a big difference in her English. (present perfect tense)<br />13. __________ you ___________ reservations for the flight to Los Angeles yet? (present perfect tense)<br />14. A lot of progress ________ _________ _________ on a cure for cancer. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />15. It’s hard to avoid ______________ mistakes when you learn something new. (gerund)<br />16. This decision ____________ ____________ any sense. (present tense — negative)<br />17. ____________ a left turn at the light. (imperative form)<br />18. You __________ _________ ___________ more money if accept the promotion. (future continuous tense)<br />19. She __________ ___________ coffee yet, has she? (present perfect tense — negative)<br />20. Ron called to say that he __________ ____________ the meeting this afternoon. (can — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a14">Quiz 14 Make (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “make” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Harold made a lot of money last year. (past tense)<br />2. Her perfume is making my eyes water. (present continuous tense)<br />3. The movie will make you laugh out loud. (future tense)<br />4. Does the medicine make you feel better? (present tense)<br />5. She didn’t make the bed this morning. (past tense — negative)<br />6. The children were making animals out of clay in art class this morning. (past continuous tense)<br />7. This car was made in Germany. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. How much money does he make at his job? (present tense)<br />9. It’s too bad they split up. They made a nice couple. (past tense)<br />10. I want to make some cookies today. (infinitive)<br />11. You shouldn’t make so much noise. (should — negative)<br />12. Learning online every day has made a big difference in her English. (present perfect tense)<br />13. Have you made reservations for the flight to Los Angeles yet? (present perfect tense)<br />14. A lot of progress is being made on a cure for cancer. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />15. It’s hard to avoid making mistakes when you learn something new. (gerund)<br />16. This decision doesn’t make any sense. (present tense — negative)<br />17. Make a left turn at the light. (imperative form)<br />18. You will be making more money if accept the promotion. (future continuous tense)<br />19. She hasn’t made coffee yet, has she? (present perfect tense — negative)<br />20. Ron called to say that he can’t make the meeting this afternoon. (can — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q15">Quiz 15 Come</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “come” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. The mail ___________ everyday at about two in the afternoon. (present tense)<br />2. Yasmin __________ ____________ to class anymore. (present tense — negative)<br />3. The president of China, Hu Jintao, __________ _____________ to the United States this week. (present continuous tense)<br />4. __________ you ____________ to my party next week? (future tense)<br />5. Irina and I are going to the market, and Katy wants ________ __________ with us . (infinitive)<br />6. When our refund ___________, we used the money to buy some new furniture. (past tense)<br />7. Please __________ home as soon as possible. (imperative form)<br />8. Our next-door neighbor __________ never __________ over to our house. (present perfect tense)<br />9. Lydia __________ __________ to class on time today. (past tense — negative)<br />10. Edward’s parents ________ ________ ___________ for a visit next week. (future continuous tense)<br />11. If they _________ ___________ to the performance earlier, they would have found a place to sit down. (past perfect tense)<br />12. ____________ to the United States is a difficult process for some people. (gerund)<br />13. The package we’re waiting for _________ __________ today. (might)<br />14. The package __________ __________ ___________ already. Go check. (might — past tense)<br />15. Jennifer ____________ through her heart operation without any problems. (past tense)<br />16. The bike we bought __________ ____________ with any assembly instructions in the box. (past tense — negative)<br />17. Don stopped _____________ to our house after we got a dog. He’s allergic to dog hair. (gerund)<br />18. A big snowstorm ________ ________ ________ __________ this evening. (“going to” future tense)<br />19. My sister ________ _______ _________ _______ _________ over until tomorrow. (will + be able to + come — negative)<br />20. Why __________ you _____________ to visit us more often? (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a15">Quiz 15 Come (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “come” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. The mail comes everyday at about two in the afternoon. (present tense)<br />2. Yasmin doesn’t come to class anymore. (present tense — negative)<br />3. The president of China, Hu Jintao, is coming to the United States this week. (present continuous tense)<br />4. Will you come to my party next week? (future tense)<br />5. Irina and I are going to the market, and Katy wants to come with us . (infinitive)<br />6. When our refund came, we used the money to buy some new furniture. (past tense)<br />7. Please come home as soon as possible. (imperative form)<br />8. Our next-door neighbor has never come over to our house. (present perfect tense)<br />9. Lydia didn’t come to class on time today. (past tense — negative)<br />10. Edward’s parents will be coming for a visit next week. (future continuous tense)<br />11. If they had come to the performance earlier, they would have found a place to sit down. (past perfect tense)<br />12. Coming to the United States is a difficult process for some people. (gerund)<br />13. The package we’re waiting for might come today. (might)<br />14. The package might have come already. Go check. (might — past tense)<br />15. Jennifer came through her heart operation without any problems. (past tense)<br />16. The bike we bought didn’t come with any assembly instructions in the box. (past tense — negative)<br />17. Don stopped coming to our house after we got a dog. He’s allergic to dog hair. (gerund)<br />18. A big snowstorm is going to come this evening. (“going to” future tense)<br />19. My sister won’t be able to come over until tomorrow. (will + be able to + come — negative)<br />20. Why don’t you come to visit us more often? (present tense — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q16">Quiz 16 Need</h3><p>Directions: Choose the verb “need” or “want” and put them into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Vivian ___________ to get some gas because her fuel gauge was on empty. (past tense)<br />2. Sometimes my kids _________ ___________ to eat their vegetables, but I tell them they have to. (present tense — negative)<br />3. A lot of help __________ __________ to get the job finished. (past tense, passive voice)<br />4. _________ you ____________ to see a movie later today? (present tense)<br />5. I really __________ to see a doctor about this back pain. (present tense)<br />6. Why _________ Helen __________ to go to Hawaii for a vacation? (present tense — negative)<br />7. He __________ always ___________ a new car, and finally he got one. (present perfect tense)<br />8. Who __________ __________ this piece of cake? (past tense — negative)<br />9. A man at work __________ __________ by the police for armed robbery. (past tense, passive voice)<br />10. That company ____________ to lay off about 50 employees because business is slow. (present tense)<br />11. They ___________ ____________ any more money for the movies. I gave them $30. (should — negative)<br />12. Do you think you __________ ___________ to order dessert after eating so much for dinner? (future tense)<br />13. The dentist says I __________ ____________ to do a better job of brushing my teeth. (future tense)<br />14. It’s natural ____________ a better life for your children. (infinitive)<br />15. Mohamed and Sadia __________ ___________ a lot of heavy clothes if they move to Florida. (future tense — negative)<br />16. Our supervisor __________ __________ to get so angry all the time. He should calm down. (present tense — negative)<br />17. I remember _______________ a train set for Christmas when I was a little boy. (gerund)<br />18. We ___________ ____________ to call a plumber since moving into our new house. (present perfect tense — negative)<br />19. Excuse me. I ___________ to take this call. It might be an emergency. (present tense)<br />20. It’s awful __________ always ___________ a cigarette when you are addicted to smoking. (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a16">Quiz 16 Need (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Choose the verb “need” or “want” and put them into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Vivian needed to get some gas because her fuel gauge was on empty. (past tense)<br />2. Sometimes my kids don’t want to eat their vegetables, but I tell them they have to. (present tense — negative)<br />3. A lot of help was needed to get the job finished. (past tense, passive voice)<br />4. Do you want to see a movie later today? (present tense)<br />5. I really need to see a doctor about this back pain. (present tense)<br />6. Why doesn’t Helen want to go to Hawaii for a vacation? (present tense — negative)<br />7. He has always wanted a new car, and finally he got one. (present perfect tense)<br />8. Who didn’t want this piece of cake? (past tense — negative)<br />9. A man at work was wanted by the police for armed robbery. (past tense, passive voice)<br />10. That company needs to lay off about 50 employees because business is slow. (present tense)<br />11. They shouldn’t need any more money for the movies. I gave them $30. (should — negative)<br />12. Do you think you will want to order dessert after eating so much for dinner? (future tense)<br />13. The dentist says I will need to do a better job of brushing my teeth. (future tense)<br />14. It’s natural to want a better life for your children. (infinitive)<br />15. Mohamed and Sadia won’t need a lot of heavy clothes if they move to Florida. (future tense — negative)<br />16. Our supervisor doesn’t need to get so angry all the time. He should calm down. (present tense — negative)<br />17. I remember wanting a train set for Christmas when I was a little boy. (gerund)<br />18. We haven’t needed to call a plumber since moving into our new house. (present perfect tense — negative)<br />19. Excuse me. I need to take this call. It might be an emergency. (present tense)<br />20. It’s awful to always need a cigarette when you are addicted to smoking. (infinitive)<br />(Note: “want” is also a possible answer for #20)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q17">Quiz 17 Say</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “say” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What __________ that sign __________? (present tense)<br />2. Mary __________ she would finish her homework after dinner. (past tense)<br />3. The teacher __________ ___________ a lot of nice things about her students. (present perfect tense)<br />4. ____________ you’re going to do something is not the same thing as actually doing it. (gerund)<br />5. What is she trying ________ __________? (infinitive)<br />6. Dan ________ __________ something when he was interrupted by a phone call. (past continuous tense)<br />7. Do you remember what __________ ___________ at the meeting? (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. The newspaper __________ ___________ anything about the accident. (present tense — negative)<br />9. Bina __________ probably ___________ she already has a boyfriend if you try to ask her out. (future tense)<br />10. The man sitting next to me on the plane __________ ___________ a single word during the trip. (past tense — negative)<br />11. Does Tim know what he ______ ________ ______ ________ when he meets with the President? (“going to” future tense)<br />12. Much ________ ________ ________ and written about the tragic events of that day. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />13. I’m sorry. I don’t understand what you __________ ___________. (present continuous tense)<br />14. __________ we ____________ something to our parents about what happened? (should)<br />15. She __________ ___________ anything right now because she lost her voice. (can — negative)<br />16. The clock __________ it’s a quarter after eight. (present tense)<br />17. What __________ he __________ in his defense? (past tense)<br />18. What _________ you _________ ________ _________? (be going to — past)<br />19. This ________ _________ to be a good restaurant. (present tense, passive voice)<br />20. I don’t know what ________ __________ in that situation. (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a17">Quiz 17 Say (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “say” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What does that sign say? (present tense)<br />2. Mary said she would finish her homework after dinner. (past tense)<br />3. The teacher has said a lot of nice things about her students. (present perfect tense)<br />4.Saying you’re going to do something is not the same thing as actually doing it. (gerund)<br />5. What is she trying to say? (infinitive)<br />6. Dan was saying something when he was interrupted by a phone call. (past continuous tense)<br />7. Do you remember what was said at the meeting? (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. The newspaper doesn’t say anything about the accident. (present tense — negative)<br />9. Bina will probably say she already has a boyfriend if you try to ask her out. (future tense)<br />10. The man sitting next to me on the plane didn’t say a single word during the trip. (past tense — negative)<br />11. Does Tim know what he is going to say when he meets with the President? (“going to” future tense)<br />12. Much has been said and written about the tragic events of that day. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />13. I’m sorry. I don’t understand what you are saying. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Should we say something to our parents about what happened? (should)<br />15. She can’t say anything right now because she lost her voice. (can — negative)<br />16. The clock says it’s a quarter after eight. (present tense)<br />17. What did he say in his defense? (past tense)<br />18. What were you going to say? (be going to — past)<br />19. This is said to be a good restaurant. (present tense, passive voice)<br />20. I don’t know what to say in that situation. (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q18">Quiz 18 Tell</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “tell” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What __________ he __________ you? (past tense)<br />2. How __________ you ____________ the difference between the twin girls? (present tense)<br />3. She __________ _____________ everyone about her new job. (present continuous tense)<br />4. _____________ the time in English is an important thing to learn. (gerund)<br />5. I’m sorry ________ ___________ you this, but I have to quit my job. (infinitive)<br />6. What __________ your body ___________ you about your smoking? (present continuous tense)<br />7. __________ I ___________ you a secret? (can)<br />8. Henry ___________ ____________ his coworkers a lot of lies about his past. (present perfect tense)<br />9. Your supervisor __________ ___________ you what to do. (future tense)<br />10. Veronica ___________ ___________ ____________ everyone that she’s engaged. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />11. The employees ___________ ____________ to go home early today. (past tense, passive voice)<br />12. Before he was fired, Nelson __________ __________ __________ several times not to show up late for work. (past perfect tense, passive voice)<br />13. Everyone __________ ____________ that he likes her. (can)<br />14. The students ___________ __________ ___________ to enter the room quietly. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />15. Luke __________ ____________ his wife about the fight he got into at work. (past tense — negative)<br />16. This watch __________ __________ time very well. (present tense — negative)<br />17. __________ you ___________ your brother what happened to his guitar? (present perfect tense)<br />18. Your teacher ___________ me that you did very well on your last test. (past tense)<br />19. Please, ___________ us the truth. (imperative form)<br />20. Tom’s children ___________ ___________ about the time he spent in prision. (past tense, passive voice — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a18">Quiz 18 Tell (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “tell” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What did he tell you? (past tense)<br />2. How do you tell the difference between the twin girls? (present tense)<br />3. She is telling everyone about her new job. (present continuous tense)<br />4. Telling the time in English is an important thing to learn. (gerund)<br />5. I’m sorry to tell you this, but I have to quit my job. (infinitive)<br />6. What is your body telling you about your smoking? (present continuous tense)<br />7. Can I tell you a secret? (can)<br />8. Henry has told his coworkers a lot of lies about his past. (present perfect tense)<br />9. Your supervisor will tell you what to do. (future tense)<br />10. Veronica has been telling everyone that she’s engaged. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />11. The employees were told to go home early today. (past tense, passive voice)<br />12. Before he was fired, Nelson had been told several times not to show up late for work. (past perfect tense, passive voice)<br />13. Everyone can tell that he likes her. (can)<br />14. The students are being told to enter the room quietly. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />15. Luke didn’t tell his wife about the fight he got into at work. (past tense — negative)<br />16. This watch doesn’t tell time very well. (present tense — negative)<br />17. Have you told your brother what happened to his guitar? (present perfect tense)<br />18. Your teacher told me that you did very well on your last test. (past tense)<br />19. Please, tell us the truth. (imperative form)<br />20. Tom’s children weren’t told about the time he spent in prision. (past tense, passive voice — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q19">Quiz 19 Keep</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “keep” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. They ___________ all of their money in the bank. (present tense)<br />2. Where __________ you __________ your money? (present tense)<br />3. Joe __________ talking when the teacher told him to stop, so he got in trouble. (past tense)<br />4. Why __________ Elena ____________ her bread in the refrigerator? (present tense)<br />5. The noise next door _________ ___________ me awake. (present continuous tense)<br />6. Drinking all that coffee __________ probably ___________ him awake. (future tense)<br />7. We __________ _____________ food in our tents when we go camping because of the bears. (present tense — negative)<br />8. How long __________ you ____________ your tax reports? (present tense)<br />9. _____________ warm in the winter is easier if you wear a sweater. (gerund)<br />10. An extra set of keys to her house ________ ___________ inside that drawer. (present tense, passive voice)<br />11. She ___________ ____________ any of the letters that he sent to her. (past tense — negative)<br />12. How long ____________ he _______________ his motorcycle in his garage? (present perfect tense)<br />13. Why ____________ they ____________ in contact with each other? (present perfect tense — negative)<br />14. He says he ________ ________ _________ ___________ calling them until they answer the phone. (“going to” future tense)<br />15. I __________ __________ ________ ___________ my snake in my dorm room. (be able to — past)<br />16. Mark _____________ a gun under his mattress. (present tense)<br />17. The company needs ________ ___________ track of its spending. (infinitive)<br />18. Her diamond necklaces __________ ___________ under lock and key. (present tense, passive voice)<br />19. The milk __________ ___________ cold enough, so they threw it out. (past tense, passive voice — negative)<br />20. Don’t move! ____________ your hands where I can see them! (imperative form)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a19">Quiz 19 Keep (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “keep” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. They keep all of their money in the bank. (present tense)<br />2. Where do you keep your money? (present tense)<br />3. Joe kept talking when the teacher told him to stop, so he got in trouble. (past tense)<br />4. Why does Elena keep her bread in the refrigerator? (present tense)<br />5. The noise next door is keeping me awake. (present continuous tense)<br />6. Drinking all that coffee will probably keep him awake. (future tense)<br />7. We don’t keep food in our tents when we go camping because of the bears. (present tense — negative)<br />8. How long do you keep your tax reports? (present tense)<br />9. Keeping warm in the winter is easier if you wear a sweater. (gerund)<br />10. An extra set of keys to her house is kept inside that drawer. (present tense, passive voice)<br />11. She didn’t keep any of the letters that he sent to her. (past tense — negative)<br />12. How long has he kept his motorcycle in his garage? (present perfect tense)<br />13. Why haven’t they kept in contact with each other? (present perfect tense — negative)<br />14. He says he is going to keep calling them until they answer the phone. (“going to” future tense)<br />15. I wasn’t able to keep my snake in my dorm room. (be able to — past)<br />16. Mark keeps a gun under his mattress. (present tense)<br />17. The company needs to keep track of its spending. (infinitive)<br />18. Her diamond necklaces are kept under lock and key. (present tense, passive voice)<br />19. The milk wasn’t kept cold enough, so they threw it out. (past tense, passive voice — negative)<br />20. Don’t move! Keep your hands where I can see them! (imperative form)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q20">Quiz 20 Cut</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “cut” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. My neighbor ___________ his grass with an electric mower. (present tense)<br />2. She ___________ her hand while she was cooking. (past tense)<br />3. I usually __________ coupons from the newspaper to save money. (present tense)<br />4. He ________ _____________ red meat out of his diet. (present continuous tense)<br />5. The scissors __________ ____________ properly, so I threw them out. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />6. _________ the team ___________ him from the roster? (past tense)<br />7. __________ up some carrots and potatoes for the soup. (imperative form)<br />8. That knife is sharp. ________ ____________ yourself. (imperative form — negative)<br />9. What _________ they ___________ out of their budget for next year? (future tense)<br />10. If Jeff ___________ ____________ that tree branch soon, it will probably fall down on his house. (present tense — negative)<br />11. His hair __________ __________ very well. It looks uneven. (past tense, passive voice — negative)<br />12. _____________ through all that government bureaucracy isn’t an easy task. (gerund)<br />13. They decided _________ ________ their loses and get out of the stock market completely. (infinitive)<br />14. Fifty employees __________ ___________ from the payroll in order to save money. (past tense, passive voice.<br />15. Despite several weeks of negotiations, the two companies __________ __________ a deal. (could — negative)<br />16. Tanya ________ ________ _________ the meeting short so that she could get to the airport on time. (have to, past tense)<br />17. The power company _______ _________ ________ ________ off their electricity if they don’t pay their bill. (“going to” future tense)<br />18. ________ the wedding cake _________ __________ yet? (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />19. Barbara _________ never __________ anyone’s hair before she tried to give her son a haircut. (past perfect tense)<br />20. The lumber __________ ___________ __________ right now. (present continuous tense, passive voice)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a20">Quiz 20 Cut (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “cut” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. My neighbor cuts his grass with an electric mower. (present tense)<br />2. She cut her hand while she was cooking. (past tense)<br />3. I usually cut coupons from the newspaper to save money. (present tense)<br />4. He is cutting red meat out of his diet. (present continuous tense)<br />5. The scissors weren’t cutting properly, so I threw them out. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />6. Did the team cut him from the roster? (past tense)<br />7. Cut up some carrots and potatoes for the soup. (imperative form)<br />8. That knife is sharp. Don’t cut yourself. (imperative form — negative)<br />9. What will they cut out of their budget for next year? (future tense)<br />10. If Jeff doesn’t cut that tree branch soon, it will probably fall down on his house. (present tense — negative)<br />11. His hair wasn’t cut very well. It looks uneven. (past tense, passive voice — negative)<br />12. Cutting through all that government bureaucracy isn’t an easy task. (gerund)<br />13. They decided to cut their loses and get out of the stock market completely. (infinitive)<br />14. Fifty employees were cut from the payroll in order to save money. (past tense, passive voice.<br />15. Despite several weeks of negotiations, the two companies couldn’t cut a deal. (could — negative)<br />16. Tanya had to cut the meeting short so that she could get to the airport on time. (have to, past tense)<br />17. The power company is going to cut off their electricity if they don’t pay their bill. (“going to” future tense)<br />18. Has the wedding cake been cut yet? (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />19. Barbara had never cut anyone’s hair before she tried to give her son a haircut. (past perfect tense)<br />20. The lumber is being cut right now. (present continuous tense, passive voice)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q21">Quiz 21 Play</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “play” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Rocco ____________ soccer on the weekends. (present tense)<br />2. The movie we want to see ________ ____________ at the movie theater down the street. (present continuous tense)<br />3. Juan’s five-year-old son, Jorge, __________ ____________ outside today because he’s sick. (past tense — negative)<br />4. Let’s ___________ Monopoly! (simple form)<br />5. She keeps ______________ the same song over and over again. (gerund)<br />6. The slowing economy ____________ a big part in their decision to lay off workers. (past tense)<br />7. How many different positions ___________ he _____________ on that team? (present perfect tense)<br />8. Amanda ___________ never ____________ the flute before last week, but she’s already good at it. (past perfect tense)<br />9. The best member of our team ___________ ____________ today. That’s why we lost. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />10. He __________ ____________ the piano very well. (can — negative)<br />11. A big hockey tournament ________ __________ __________ outside today. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />12. Ali’s mother told him ________ _________ _________ anymore rap music inside the house. (infinitive — negative)<br />13. __________ this guitar ever __________ ___________ by anyone? (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />14. She __________ ___________ with those other girls because she says they’re mean. (future tense — negative)<br />15. Those toys ____________ ____________ with very much. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />16. How many different roles __________ Johnny Depp ___________ as an actor? (present perfect tense)<br />17. My son ________ _________ ____________ the violin since he was only four years old. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />18. The game __________ ________ __________ with a regulation soccer ball. (must, passive voice)<br />19. __________ ____________ your music so loudly! (imperative form — negative)<br />20. You can tell my guitar __________ __________ with very much lately because of all the dust on it. (present perfect tense, passive voice — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a21">Quiz 21 Play (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “play” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Rocco plays soccer on the weekends. (present tense)<br />2. The movie we want to see is playing at the movie theater down the street. (present continuous tense)<br />3. Juan’s five-year-old son, Jorge, didn’t play outside today because he’s sick. (past tense — negative)<br />4. Let’s play Monopoly! (simple form)<br />5. She keeps playing the same song over and over again. (gerund)<br />6. The slowing economy played a big part in their decision to lay off workers. (past tense)<br />7. How many different positions has he played on that team? (present perfect tense)<br />8. Amanda had never played the flute before last week, but she’s already good at it. (past perfect tense)<br />9. The best member of our team wasn’t playing today. That’s why we lost. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />10. He can’t play the piano very well. (can — negative)<br />11. A big hockey tournament is being played outside today. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />12. Ali’s mother told him not to play anymore rap music inside the house. (infinitive — negative)<br />13. Has this guitar ever been played by anyone? (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />14. She won’t play with those other girls because she says they’re mean. (future tense — negative)<br />15. Those toys aren’t played with very much. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />16. How many different roles has Johnny Depp played as an actor? (present perfect tense)<br />17. My son has been playing the violin since he was only four years old. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />18. The game must be played with a regulation soccer ball. (must, passive voice)<br />19. Don’t play your music so loudly! (imperative form — negative)<br />20. You can tell my guitar hasn’t been played with very much lately because of all the dust on it. (present perfect tense, passive voice — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q22">Quiz 22 Run</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “run” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Louisa __________ in the Twin Cities Marathon every year. (present tense)<br />2. The water ________ ____________ in the kitchen sink. (present continuous tense)<br />3. Hector __________ __________ fast enough to qualify for the track meet. (past tense — negative)<br />4. Rep. Mary Benitez __________ ___________ for re-election to Congress this year. (future tense — negative)<br />5. We __________ our last car into the ground before buying a new one. (past tense)<br />6. I _________ ___________ late, so I drove to work this morning instead of taking the bus. (past continuous tense)<br />7. __________ this toy __________ on batteries? (present tense)<br />8. __________ you __________ ________ __________ to the store later on? (“going to” future tense)<br />9. They __________ __________ ____________ around town all day shopping. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />10. Bert Jenkins __________ ___________ for political office. Everyone likes him. (should)<br />11. She __________ __________ __________ the idea of creating a new department past her boss. (should – past)<br />12. Baldness in men ___________ in their family. (present tense)<br />13. You __________ _________ ________ _________ a cable from the computer to the router. (have to, future)<br />14. The buses __________ ____________ on schedule today. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />15. The company __________ _________ __________ under new management. (future tense, passive voice)<br />16. My car __________ ___________ very well anymore. (present tense — negative)<br />17. To avoid _____________ out of space, you should throw a few things out. (gerund)<br />18. The family’s business __________ ____________ in such a way that kept everyone happy. (past tense — passive voice)<br />19. Cynthia __________ __________ ___________ this machine at work anymore. (future continuous tense — negative)<br />20. George’s nose __________ ___________ ______________ all day. (present perfect continuous tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a22">Quiz 22 Run (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “run” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Louisa runs in the Twin Cities Marathon every year. (present tense)<br />2. The water is running in the kitchen sink. (present continuous tense)<br />3. Hector didn’t run fast enough to qualify for the track meet. (past tense — negative)<br />4. Rep. Mary Benitez won’t run for re-election to Congress this year. (future tense — negative)<br />5. We ran our last car into the ground before buying a new one. (past tense)<br />6. I was running late, so I drove to work this morning instead of taking the bus. (past continuous tense)<br />7. Does this toy run on batteries? (present tense)<br />8. Are you going to run to the store later on? (“going to” future tense)<br />9. They have been running around town all day shopping. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />10. Bert Jenkins should run for political office. Everyone likes him. (should)<br />11. She should have run the idea of creating a new department past her boss. (should – past)<br />12. Baldness in men runs in their family. (present tense)<br />13. You will have to run a cable from the computer to the router. (have to, future)<br />14. The buses weren’t running on schedule today. (past continuous tense — negative)<br />15. The company will be run under new management. (future tense, passive voice)<br />16. My car doesn’t run very well anymore. (present tense — negative)<br />17. To avoid running out of space, you should throw a few things out. (gerund)<br />18. The family’s business was run in such a way that kept everyone happy. (past tense — passive voice)<br />19. Cynthia won’t be running this machine at work anymore. (future continuous tense — negative)<br />20. George’s nose has been running all day. (present perfect continuous tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q23">Quiz 23 Take</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “take” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. She __________ her laundry to the laundromat last Saturday. (past tense)<br />2. Be quiet! There are some students ______________ a test. (gerund)<br />3. I ___________ ___________ my medicine this morning. (past tense — negative)<br />4. __________ Cathy ___________ the bus to work? (present tense)<br />5. It ____________ fifteen minutes to get downtown from here. (present tense)<br />6. His injury ___________ ____________ time to heal. (future tense)<br />7. They __________ ____________ kindly to strangers. (present tense — negative)<br />8. You __________ ____________ a second look at that apartment. It’s actually very nice. (should)<br />9. You __________ ___________ this highway all the way to Chicago. (can — negative)<br />10. The workers __________ ____________ too long to complete their tasks. (present continuous tense)<br />11. __________ you ___________ aspirin when you have a headache? (present tense)<br />12. __________ you ever ___________ a trip to Europe? (present perfect tense)<br />13. Marta _________ _________ __________ an English class in the evenings. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Before they came to the United States, they __________ never _____________ a flight on an airplane. (past perfect tense)<br />15. It __________ ____________ long to paint the bathroom. (future tense — negative)<br />16. Precautions __________ ___________ to prevent another accident. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Tony __________ __________ ____________ vitamins his entire life. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />18. Pictures that __________ ____________ with this camera turn out a little blurry. (present tense, passive voice)<br />19. The prisoners _________ ___________ ____________ to a new facility. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />20. Melanie wants _________ __________ a picture of the Mall of America. (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a23">Quiz 23 Take (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “take” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. She took her laundry to the laundromat last Saturday. (past tense)<br />2. Be quiet! There are some students taking a test. (gerund)<br />3. I didn’t take my medicine this morning. (past tense — negative)<br />4. Does Cathy take the bus to work? (present tense)<br />5. It takes fifteen minutes to get downtown from here. (present tense)<br />6. His injury will take time to heal. (future tense)<br />7. They don’t take kindly to strangers. (present tense — negative)<br />8. You should take a second look at that apartment. It’s actually very nice. (should)<br />9. You can’t take this highway all the way to Chicago. (can — negative)<br />10. The workers are taking too long to complete their tasks. (present continuous tense)<br />11. Do you take aspirin when you have a headache? (present tense)<br />12. Have you ever taken a trip to Europe? (present perfect tense)<br />13. Marta is taking an English class in the evenings. (present continuous tense)<br />14. Before they came to the United States, they had never taken a flight on an airplane. (past perfect tense)<br />15. It won’t take long to paint the bathroom. (future tense — negative)<br />16. Precautions were taken to prevent another accident. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Tony has been taking vitamins his entire life. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />18. Pictures that are taken with this camera turn out a little blurry. (present tense, passive voice)<br />19. The prisoners are being taken to a new facility. (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />20. Melanie wants to take a picture of the Mall of America. (infinitive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q24">Quiz 24 Send</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “send” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He ___________ and receives a lot of packages every day. (present tense)<br />2. If you __________ __________ the bill in now,it won’t get there on time. (present tense — negative)<br />3. I need ________________ this back to the store. It’s no good. (infinitive)<br />4. ________________ your kids through four years of college is expensive. (gerund)<br />5. Maria ___________ an email to her teacher. (past tense)<br />6. They __________ ___________ the tax forms to the government on time. (past tense — negative)<br />7. This letter __________ ___________ to the wrong address. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. _________ this company __________ any of its products to China (present tense)<br />9. What time __________ you ___________ your kids to school? (future tense)<br />10. This package needs ________ _________ __________ first class. (infinitive, passive voice)<br />11. Someone __________ __________ ___________ threatening letters to the President. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />12. __________ those students to the office. (imperative form)<br />13. Please __________ __________ me any more text messages. (imperative form — negative)<br />14. He __________ never __________ his girlfriend flowers before. She was so happy to get them. (past perfect tense)<br />15. __________ you ever __________ flowers to someone? (present perfect tense)<br />16. They __________ _________ __________ their son to college this year. (future continuous tense — negative)<br />17. The pizza __________ __________ to the wrong address. (past tense, passive voice using “get” instead of “be”)<br />18. I __________ ______________ this spaghetti back to the kitchen. It’s cold. (present continuous tense)<br />19. Carla ____________ her kids to stay with her sister in Mexico for a week. (past tense)<br />20. How much money __________ we ____________ to the Red Cross for disaster relief? (should)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a24">Quiz 24 Send (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “send” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He sends and receives a lot of packages every day. (present tense)<br />2. If you don’t send the bill in now,it won’t get there on time. (present tense — negative)<br />3. I need to send this back to the store. It’s no good. (infinitive)<br />4. Sending your kids through four years of college is expensive. (gerund)<br />5. Maria sent an email to her teacher. (past tense)<br />6. They didn’t send the tax forms to the government on time. (past tense — negative)<br />7. This letter was sent to the wrong address. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. Does this company send any of its products to China (present tense)<br />9. What time will you send your kids to school? (future tense)<br />10. This package needs to be sent first class. (infinitive, passive voice)<br />11. Someone has been sending threatening letters to the President. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />12. Send those students to the office. (imperative form)<br />13. Please don’t send me any more text messages. (imperative form — negative)<br />14. He had never sent his girlfriend flowers before. She was so happy to get them. (past perfect tense)<br />15. Have you ever sent flowers to someone? (present perfect tense)<br />16. They won’t be sending their son to college this year. (future continuous tense — negative)<br />17. The pizza got sent to the wrong address. (past tense, passive voice using “get” instead of “be”)<br />18. I am sending this spaghetti back to the kitchen. It’s cold. (present continuous tense)<br />19. Carla sent her kids to stay with her sister in Mexico for a week. (past tense)<br />20. How much money should we send to the Red Cross for disaster relief? (should)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q25">Quiz 25 Do</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “do” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He __________ his homework after school. (present tense)<br />2. She __________ __________ anything after school. (present tense — negative)<br />3. We __________ our laundry yesterday. (past tense)<br />4. I _________ ____________ a quiz right now. (present continuous tense)<br />5. What __________ you ____________ later today? (present continuous tense)<br />6. __________ Teresa __________ the dishes yet? (past tense)<br />7. What ___________ Bob ____________ so far today? (present perfect tense)<br />8. The contractors _____________ ____________ the work that they promised to do. (present perfect tense — negative)<br />9. Her son ___________ __________ the vacuuming if she asks him to. (future tense)<br />10. A lot of research __________ __________ by the university regarding this problem. (past tense, passive voice)<br />11. Your car __________ __________ _________ sometime tomorrow. (future tense, passive voice)<br />12. Preparation for the party needs ________ ________ __________ before the guests arrive. (infinitive, passive voice)<br />13. __________ __________ that! You might get hurt. (imperative form — negative)<br />14. She __________ __________ ___________ well since she entered the hospital. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />15. ___________ yoga is a good way to keep in shape. (gerund)<br />16. There’s nothing you __________ __________ about the situation. (can)<br />17. Jean Paul __________ __________ very well on his driving test. (past tense — negative)<br />18. What __________ __________ __________ to help the people of Haiti? (can, passive voice)<br />19. Your taxes __________ _________ ________ __________ before April 15. (have to, passive voice)<br />20. When ________ this construction work __________ ________ ________ _________? (“going to” future tense, passive voice)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a25">Quiz 25 Do (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “do” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. He does his homework after school. (present tense)<br />2. She doesn’t do anything after school. (present tense — negative)<br />3. We did our laundry yesterday. (past tense)<br />4. I am doing a quiz right now. (present continuous tense)<br />5. What are you doing later today? (present continuous tense)<br />6. Did Teresa do the dishes yet? (past tense)<br />7. What has Bob done so far today? (present perfect tense)<br />8. The contractors haven’t done the work that they promised to do. (present perfect tense — negative)<br />9. Her son will do the vacuuming if she asks him to. (future tense)<br />10. A lot of research was done by the university regarding this problem. (past tense, passive voice)<br />11. Your car will be done sometime tomorrow. (future tense, passive voice)<br />12. Preparation for the party needs to be done before the guests arrive. (infinitive, passive voice)<br />13. Don’t do that! You might get hurt. (imperative form — negative)<br />14. She has been doing well since she entered the hospital. (present perfect continuous tense)<br />15. Doing yoga is a good way to keep in shape. (gerund)<br />16. There’s nothing you can do about the situation. (can)<br />17. Jean Paul didn’t do very well on his driving test. (past tense — negative)<br />18. What can be done to help the people of Haiti? (can, passive voice)<br />19. Your taxes have to be done before April 15. (have to, passive voice)<br />20. When is this construction work going to be done? (“going to” future tense, passive voice)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q26">Quiz 26 Last</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “last” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. This candy __________ a long time. (present tense)<br />2. That big bag of potato chips __________ ___________ for very long. (past tense — negative)<br />3. Your clothes __________ __________ longer if you dry them outside on a clothesline. (future tense)<br />4. I _________ ____________ much longer in this heat. Let’s go inside where it’s cool. (can — negative)<br />5. How long __________ the movie __________? (past tense)<br />6. If his fever __________ for more than a few days, bring him to the doctor. (present tense)<br />7. How many of the new recruits ___________ through the training? (past tense)<br />8. Why __________ the transmission on her ___________ more than just a couple of years? (past tense — negative)<br />9. This milk __________ _________ ___________ us until I can get to the store this weekend. (have to)<br />10. The lettuce in the refrigerator _________ ____________ much longer than I thought it would. (present continuous tense)<br />11. Do you think this ice __________ __________ if we put it in this cooler? (future tense)<br />12. This football game __________ ___________ for way too long. (present perfect tense)<br />13. The brakes on these cars __________ _________ ____________for as long as the engineers had hoped. (present perfect continuous tense — negative)<br />14. Those low prices __________ __________ very long. (future tense — negative)<br />15. How long __________ your English class ___________? (present tense)<br />16. You can find many structures in Europe that __________ ___________ for over 1000 years. (present perfect tense)<br />17. This bike ___________ ___________ for several years if you take care of it. (should)<br />18. The people in the city don’t want the celebration __________ ___________ longer than a few days. (infinitive)<br />19. The audience grew tired of a guitar solo that _____________ for over five minutes. (past tense)<br />20.How many years __________ the war in Afghanistan ___________? (present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a26">Quiz 26 Last (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “last” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. This candy lasts a long time. (present tense)<br />2. That big bag of potato chips didn’t last for very long. (past tense — negative)<br />3. Your clothes will last longer if you dry them outside on a clothesline. (future tense)<br />4. I can’t last much longer in this heat. Let’s go inside where it’s cool. (can — negative)<br />5. How long did the movie last? (past tense)<br />6. If his fever lasts for more than a few days, bring him to the doctor. (present tense)<br />7. How many of the new recruits lasted through the training? (past tense)<br />8. Why didn’t the transmission on her last more than just a couple of years? (past tense — negative)<br />9. This milk has to last us until I can get to the store this weekend. (have to)<br />10. The lettuce in the refrigerator is lasting much longer than I thought it would. (present continuous tense)<br />11. Do you think this ice will last if we put it in this cooler? (future tense)<br />12. This football game has lasted for way too long. (present perfect tense)<br />13. The brakes on these cars haven’t been lasting for as long as the engineers had hoped. (present perfect continuous tense — negative)<br />14. Those low prices won’t last very long. (future tense — negative)<br />15. How long does your English class last? (present tense)<br />16. You can find many structures in Europe that have lasted for over 1000 years. (present perfect tense)<br />17. This bike should last for several years if you take care of it. (should)<br />18. The people in the city don’t want the celebration to last longer than a few days. (infinitive)<br />19. The audience grew tired of a guitar solo that lasted for over five minutes. (past tense)<br />20.How many years has the war in Afghanistan lasted? (present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q27">Quiz 27 Let</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “let” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. She _________ ___________ her hair grow long. (present continuous tense)<br />2. He __________ __________ his children walk to the store by themselves. (present tense — negative)<br />3. The police __________ __________ residents back into the area after it’s safe. (future tense)<br />4. ___________ me help you. (imperative)<br />5. __________ __________ them eat all that candy. (imperative — negative)<br />6. You need __________ __________ the cake cool off before eating it. (infinitive)<br />7. Who __________ the dog out? (past tense)<br />8. The teacher __________ his students chew gum in the classroom. (present tense)<br />9. The people who captured the wild rabbits _________ __________ _________ them go. (have to, past tense)<br />10. __________ they __________ us go early? (present continuous tense)<br />11. Why __________ security officials __________ the man get onto the plane? (past tense — negative)<br />12. Over a hundred criminals __________ __________ out of prison early due to overcrowding. (past tense, passive voice)<br />13. We __________ __________ the kids decide where to go for vacation this year. (should)<br />14. Who __________ their children stay out past midnight?! (present tense)<br />15. That man __________ __________ his beard grow very long. (present perfect tense)<br />16. Everyone __________ ___________ back into the building after the fire drill had ended. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. ____________ the dog eat all that pizza is not a good idea. (gerund)<br />18. ___________’s go fishing this weekend. (imperative)<br />19.This website __________ __________ me enter my information. (will — negative)<br />20. How much money __________ the bank __________ you borrow?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a27">Quiz 27 Let (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “let” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. She is letting her hair grow long. (present continuous tense)<br />2. He doesn’t let his children walk to the store by themselves. (present tense — negative)<br />3. The police will let residents back into the area after it’s safe. (future tense)<br />4. Let me help you. (imperative)<br />5. Don’t let them eat all that candy. (imperative — negative)<br />6. You need to let the cake cool off before eating it. (infinitive)<br />7. Who let the dog out? (past tense)<br />8. The teacher lets his students chew gum in the classroom. (present tense)<br />9. The people who captured the wild rabbits had to let them go. (have to, past tense)<br />10. Are they letting us go early? (present continuous tense)<br />11. Why didn’t security officials let the man get onto the plane? (past tense — negative)<br />12. Over a hundred criminals were let out of prison early due to overcrowding. (past tense, passive voice)<br />13. We should let the kids decide where to go for vacation this year. (should)<br />14. Who lets their children stay out past midnight?! (present tense)<br />15. That man has let his beard grow very long. (present perfect tense)<br />16. Everyone was let back into the building after the fire drill had ended. (past tense, passive voice)<br />17. Letting the dog eat all that pizza is not a good idea. (gerund)<br />18. Let‘s go fishing this weekend. (imperative)<br />19.This website won’t let me enter my information. (will — negative)<br />20. How much money did the bank let you borrow?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q28">Quiz 28 Work</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “work” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Laura _________ ___________ last night. (past continuous tense)<br />2. How long __________ you ___________ at that company? (present perfect tense)<br />3. It’s not safe ________ __________ with sharp metal without gloves. (infinitive)<br />4. This cell phone __________ ___________. (present tense — negative)<br />5. We returned the TV because it __________ __________ ___________ properly. (present perfect continuous — negative)<br />6. ___________ in the hot sun all day is exhausting. (gerund)<br />7. That poor horse __________ ____________ to death. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. That meeting time __________ ___________ for me. (future tense — negative)<br />9. What __________ you ____________ on? (present continuous tense)<br />10. Their marriage __________ ___________ out, so they got a divorce. (past tense — negative)<br />11. __________ ___________ too hard! (command — negative)<br />12. What time __________ I _____________ tomorrow? (present continuous tense)<br />13. How many hours ___________ Maria ___________ every week? (present tense)<br />14. An intern __________ ___________ for free in order to get experience. (future tense)<br />15. If Tom __________ ___________ a little harder at his job, he would have been able to keep it. (past perfect)<br />16. For some reason the dishwasher stopped ____________. (gerund)<br />17. The light __________ ___________ if it’s plugged in. (modal verb should)<br />18. Wayne __________ __________ ___________ until 11 p.m. last night. (have to, past)<br />19. I __________ __________ __________ __________ late tonight. (have to, present — negative)<br />20. The doctor was busy this morning, but he ___________ an extra patient into his schedule. (past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a28">Quiz 28 Work (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “work” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. Laura was working last night. (past continuous tense)<br />2. How long have you worked at that company? (present perfect tense)<br />3. It’s not safe to work with sharp metal without gloves. (infinitive)<br />4. This cell phone doesn’t work. (present tense — negative)<br />5. We returned the TV because it hasn’t been working properly. (present perfect continuous — negative)<br />6. Working in the hot sun all day is exhausting. (gerund)<br />7. That poor horse was worked to death. (past tense, passive voice)<br />8. That meeting time won’t work for me. (future tense — negative)<br />9. What are you working on? (present continuous tense)<br />10. Their marriage didn’t work out, so they got a divorce. (past tense — negative)<br />11. Don’t work too hard! (command — negative)<br />12. What time am I working tomorrow? (present continuous tense)<br />13. How many hours does Maria work every week? (present tense)<br />14. An intern will work for free in order to get experience. (future tense)<br />15. If Tom had worked a little harder at his job, he would have been able to keep it. (past perfect)<br />16. For some reason the dishwasher stopped working. (gerund)<br />17. The light should work if it’s plugged in. (modal verb should)<br />18. Wayne had to work until 11 p.m. last night. (have to, past)<br />19. I don’t have to work late tonight. (have to, present — negative)<br />20. The doctor was busy this morning, but he worked an extra patient into his schedule. (past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q29">Quiz 29 Hold</h3><p>Directions: Put the verb “hold” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What __________ you ____________ in your hand? (present continuous tense)<br />2. Where _________ the party __________ ____________? (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />3. Our supervisor ___________ a meeting on the first Monday of every month. (present tense)<br />4. Peter Smith was arrested for ____________ someone hostage during a failed burglary. (gerund)<br />5. It’s not healthy ______ ____________ a grudge against someone. (infinitive)<br />6. A marathon __________ ___________ every summer in Duluth. (present tense, passive voice)<br />7. George __________ ___________ onto his investment long enough. (past tense — negative)<br />8. The city __________ ___________ a public meeting regarding the construction of a new building. (future tense)<br />9. Betty rarely ___________ a job for longer than six months. (present tense)<br />10. These shelves __________ ____________ an enormous amount of weight. (modal verb: can)<br />11. Patrick __________ ___________ the same job for the last twenty-five years. (present perfect tense)<br />12. Hector ________ ________ ________ __________ his breath under water, so he drowned. (be able to, past tense — negative)<br />13. __________ the school ____________ a holiday concert every December? (present tense)<br />14. We __________ ____________ ____________ meetings as often as we used to. (present perfect continuous tense — negative)<br />15. Performances ___________ ___________ ____________ in that concert hall for over 80 years. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />16. The pond __________ ____________ enough water for big fish to swim in. (present tense — negative)<br />17. Weddings __________ ____________ at that location anymore. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />18. Please, ____________ the door open. (command)<br />19. End-of-the-year holiday parties __________ no longer __________ because of what happened last year. (future tense, passive voice — negative)<br />20. We ____________ up our end of the bargain. (past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a29">Quiz 29 Hold (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Put the verb “hold” into the correct verb tense or form. Some verbs are negative.<br />1. What are you holding in your hand? (present continuous tense)<br />2. Where is the party being held? (present continuous tense, passive voice)<br />3. Our supervisor holds a meeting on the first Monday of every month. (present tense)<br />4. Peter Smith was arrested for holding someone hostage during a failed burglary. (gerund)<br />5. It’s not healthy to hold a grudge against someone. (infinitive)<br />6. A marathon is held every summer in Duluth. (present tense, passive voice)<br />7. George didn’t hold onto his investment long enough. (past tense — negative)<br />8. The city will hold a public meeting regarding the construction of a new building. (future tense)<br />9. Betty rarely holds a job for longer than six months. (present tense)<br />10. These shelves can hold an enormous amount of weight. (modal verb: can)<br />11. Patrick has held the same job for the last twenty-five years. (present perfect tense)<br />12. Hector wasn’t able to hold his breath under water, so he drowned. (be able to, past tense — negative)<br />13. Does the school hold a holiday concert every December? (present tense)<br />14. We haven’t been holding meetings as often as we used to. (present perfect continuous tense — negative)<br />15. Performances have been held in that concert hall for over 80 years. (present perfect tense, passive voice)<br />16. The pond doesn’t hold enough water for big fish to swim in. (present tense — negative)<br />17. Weddings aren’t held at that location anymore. (present tense, passive voice — negative)<br />18. Please, hold the door open. (command)<br />19. End-of-the-year holiday parties will no longer be held because of what happened last year. (future tense, passive voice — negative)<br />20. We held up our end of the bargain. (past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q30">Quiz 30 Want Or Need</h3><p>Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the verbs “want” or “need.” Some answers are negative, so be sure to include helping verbs when necessary.<br />1. What __________ you ____________ to do today? (need, present tense)<br />2. Sheila __________ to go to the movies tonight. (want, present tense)<br />3. They __________ ___________ that chair, so they gave it away to someone. (want, past tense, negative)<br />4. I __________ always ___________ a guitar like this one. (want, present perfect)<br />5. David and Sara ___________ to get a new coffee maker because their old one doesn’t work. (need, past tense)<br />6. Some students ___________ a little prodding in order for them to get their work done on time. (need, present tense)<br />7. You ___________ ___________ to place this order now to receive it before school starts. (need, future tense)<br />8. How long __________ this pizza ___________ to bake? (need, present tense)<br />9. ___________ you __________ to download that file now or do it later? (want, present tense)<br />10. __________ they __________ to get married? (need, present tense, negative)<br />11. If she ___________ that car so badly, she’ll have to save money for it. (want, present tense)<br />12. How much money ___________ Theresa ___________ in order to open her business? (need, present tense )<br />13. Who ___________ to go outside for class today? (want, present tense)<br />14. If we put on this event, we __________ ___________ to order enough food for everyone. (need, future tense)<br />15. Why ___________ Charles ___________ to bring his backpack to school this morning? (need, past tense, negative)<br />16. I ___________ to help them, but they refused my offer. (want, past tense)<br />17. What __________ you ___________? (want, past tense)<br />18. Why __________ she ___________ to get a new job if she’s so unhappy where she is? (want, present tense, negative)<br />19. Is this what he ___________? (want, present tense)<br />20. You __________ ___________ to miss the next episode of the show. (want, future tense, negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a30">Quiz 30 Want Or Need (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the verbs “want” or “need.” Some answers are negative, so be sure to include helping verbs when necessary.<br />1. What do you need to do today? (need, present tense)<br />2. Sheila wants to go to the movies tonight. (want, present tense)<br />3. They didn’t want that chair, so they gave it away to someone. (want, past tense, negative)<br />4. I have always wanted a guitar like this one. (want, present perfect)<br />5. David and Sara needed to get a new coffee maker because their old one doesn’t work. (need, past tense)<br />6. Some students need a little prodding in order for them to get their work done on time. (need, present tense)<br />7. You will need to place this order now to receive it before school starts. (need, future tense)<br />8. How long does this pizza need to bake? (need, present tense)<br />9. Do you want to download that file now or do it later? (want, present tense)<br />10. Don’t they need to get married? (need, present tense, negative)<br />11. If she wants that car so badly, she’ll have to save money for it. (want, present tense)<br />12. How much money does Theresa need in order to open her business? (need, present tense )<br />13. Who wants to go outside for class today? (want, present tense)<br />14. If we put on this event, we will need to order enough food for everyone. (need, future tense)<br />15. Why didn’t Charles need to bring his backpack to school this morning? (need, past tense, negative)<br />16. I wanted to help them, but they refused my offer. (want, past tense)<br />17. What did you want? (want, past tense)<br />18. Why doesn’t she want to get a new job if she’s so unhappy where she is? (want, present tense, negative)<br />19. Is this what he wants? (want, present tense)<br />20. You won’t want to miss the next episode of the show. (want, future tense, negative)</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 5</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 4</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 14:36:41 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Skills & Tips]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=421</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 4 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step. Grammar Recap In our previous grammar level, we covered many English grammar lessons including Have Present and Past Tense, The Present Perfect, Comparatives, Superlatives, Past Continuous, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 4</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 4 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Grammar Recap</span></h2><p>In our previous <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">grammar level</a>, we covered many English grammar lessons including Have Present and Past Tense, The Present Perfect, Comparatives, Superlatives, Past Continuous, and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.</p><p> </p><p>In this series, we cover the following English grammar lessons which are geared toward learners who like to learn English grammar step by step.</p><p> </p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-passive-voice-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Passive Voice</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-i-was-born-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">I Was Born</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-future-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Future Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-get-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-modal-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Modal Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-modal-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Modal Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-cont-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Cont Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-continuous-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Continuous Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-perfect-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Perfect Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-perfect-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Perfect Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-infinitives-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Infinitives Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-gerunds-passive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Gerunds Passive</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-unusual-uses-of-get-and-have-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Unusual Uses Of Get And Have</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-make-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Make</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-passive-practice-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Passive Practice</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-review-continuous-forms-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Review Continuous Forms</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-review-verb-tenses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Review Verb Tenses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-be-used-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Be Used</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-be-made-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Be Made</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-be-called-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Be Called</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-get-past-participle-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get + Past Participle</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-from-passive-to-active-voice-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">From Passive To Active Voice</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-using-they-active-voice-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Using They Active Voice</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-stative-passive-verbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Stative Passive Verbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-passive-voice-infinitive-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Passive Voice + Infinitive</a></div><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished grammar level review test, we suggest that you go to the <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level4/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-4/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 4 Review</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 id="gtop">Grammar Quizzes- Level 4</h2><p><a href="#q1">Quiz 1 Passive Voice</a> (<a href="#a1">Quiz 1 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q2">Quiz 2 Passive Past</a> (<a href="#a2">Quiz 2 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q3">Quiz 3 Passive Future</a> (<a href="#a3">Quiz 3 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q4">Quiz 4 Passive With Get</a> (<a href="#a4">Quiz 4 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q5">Quiz 5 Be Supposed To</a> (<a href="#a5">Quiz 5 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q6">Quiz 6 Have To Passive</a> (<a href="#a6">Quiz 6 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q7">Quiz 7 Continuous Passive</a> (<a href="#a7">Quiz 7 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q8">Quiz 8 Present Perfect Passive</a> (<a href="#a8">Quiz 8 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q9">Quiz 9 Passive Modals</a> (<a href="#a9">Quiz 9 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q10">Quiz 10 Passive Modals Past</a> (<a href="#a10">Quiz 10 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q11">Quiz 11 Be Going To Passive</a> (<a href="#a11">Quiz 11 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q12">Quiz 12 Was Were Going To Passive</a> (<a href="#a12">Quiz 12 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q13">Quiz 13 Passive Or Active</a> (<a href="#a13">Quiz 13 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q14">Quiz 14 Passive Infinitives</a> (<a href="#a14">Quiz 14 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q15">Quiz 15 Passive Gerunds</a> (<a href="#a15">Quiz 15 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q16">Quiz 16 Causative Verbs</a> (<a href="#a16">Quiz 16 Answers</a>)</p><h3 style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;">Grammar Level 4<br />(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</h3><h3 id="q1">Quiz 1 Passive Voice, Present Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the present tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. I ______ _________ every two weeks by the company I work for. (pay)<br />2. The cars ________ __________ by hand at that car wash. (wash)<br />3. It _______ __________ in Korea. (make – negative)<br />4. The baby ______ ___________ every four hours. (feed)<br />5. You _______ ___________ a lot of work to do during the week. (give)<br />6. His hair ______ _________ every four weeks. (cut)<br />7. My car ______ ____________ regularly by a mechanic. (check)<br />8. The students ________ ____________ English by their teacher. (teach)<br />9. The office _______ ____________ at night. (clean – negative)<br />10. A lot of work ______ _________ by people you never see. (do)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the present tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. ________ you _____________ on Fridays? (pay)<br />2. On what days ________ the store ____________? (close)<br />3. ________ the computer ___________ yet? (fix – negative)<br />4. _______ he ___________ a lot of responsibility in his job? (give)<br />5. _______ the packages _____________ in the morning? (deliver)<br />6. _______ she ___________ to school every morning? (drive)<br />7. When ________ the students _____________? (test)<br />8. When ________ I ___________? (pay)<br />9. Where _______ the best soccer ___________? (play)<br />10. _______ he __________ by his wife anymore? (love – negative)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “give” in the present tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “wash” in the present tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1">Quiz 1 Passive Voice, Present Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the present tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. I am paid every two weeks by the company I work for. (pay)<br />2. The cars are washed by hand at that car wash. (wash)<br />3. It isn’t made in Korea. (make – negative)<br />4. The baby is fed every four hours. (feed)<br />5. You are given a lot of work to do during the week. (give)<br />6. His hair is cut every four weeks. (cut)<br />7. My car is checked regularly by a mechanic. (check)<br />8. The students are taught English by their teacher. (teach)<br />9. The office isn’t cleaned at night. (clean – negative)<br />10. A lot of work is done by people you never see. (do)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the present tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. Are you paid on Fridays? (pay)<br />2. On what days is the store closed? (close)<br />3. Isn’t the computer fixed yet? (fix – negative)<br />4. Is he given a lot of responsibility in his job? (give)<br />5. Are the packages delivered in the morning? (deliver)<br />6. Is she driven to school every morning? (drive)<br />7. When are the students tested? (test)<br />8. When am I paid? (pay)<br />9. Where is the best soccer played? (play)<br />10. Isn’t he loved by his wife anymore? (love – negative)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “give” in the present tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular<br />I am given, You are given, He is given, She is given, It is given</p><p>plural<br />We are given, You are given, They are given</p><p>Conjugate the verb “wash” in the present tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular<br />I’m not washed, You aren’t washed, He isn’t washed, She isn’t washed, It isn’t washed</p><p>plural<br />We aren’t washed, You aren’t washed, They aren’t washed</p><p>Remember: you can use any verb in this exercise, regular or irregular. we just happened to pick “wash.” It’s most likely with this particular verb to say “It isn’t washed” or “They aren’t washed,” but you can use it with people too in some cases.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2">Quiz 2 The Passive Voice, Past Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. She _______ ____________ by another car. (hit)<br />2. The carpet _________ _____________ yesterday. (vacuum)<br />3. The employees _________ ___________off last year. (lay)<br />4. I think this guitar _________ ______________ in Korea. (make)<br />5. You _______ ___________ by your teacher. (help)<br />6. The elderly man _______ ___________ by the doctor. (see)<br />7. We __________ ______________ much time to finish the assignment. (give – negative)<br />8. The door ________ ____________ open with a crowbar. (force)<br />9. Our neighbors_________ _____________ by the police (visit)<br />10. The job _________ ___________ in time. (finish – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. _________ the mail _____________ this morning? (deliver)<br />2. _________ you ____________ what to do? (tell)<br />3. Why _________ the little girl _____________ from the burning house? (save – negative)<br />4. Where _________ my wallet ___________? (find)<br />5. _________ I __________ a flu shot when I was a baby? (give)<br />6. Where _______ Mary ____________? (bear*)<br />7. _________ this shirt ___________ ? (wear)<br />8. __________ the entire pizza __________ ?(eat – negative)<br />9. How quickly ________ his email ____________ to? (reply)<br />10. ________ he _____________ in a firefight? (kill)<br />*bear / bore / born</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “make” in the past tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “provide” in the past tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2">Quiz 2 The Passive Voice, Past Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. She was hit by another car. (hit)<br />2. The carpet was vacuumed yesterday. (vacuum)<br />3. The employees were laid off last year. (lay)<br />4. I think this guitar was made in Korea. (make)<br />5. You were helped by your teacher. (help)<br />6. The elderly man was seen by the doctor. (see)<br />7. We weren’t given much time to finish the assignment. (give – negative)<br />8. The door was forced open with a crowbar. (force)<br />9. Our neighbors were visited by the police (visit)<br />10. The job wasn’t finished in time. (finish – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1.Was the mail delivered this morning? (deliver)<br />2. Were you told what to do? (tell)<br />3. Why wasn’t the little girl saved from the burning house? (save – negative)<br />4. Where was my wallet found? (find)<br />5. Was I given a flu shot when I was a baby? (give)<br />6. Where was Mary born? (bear*)<br />7. Was this shirt worn ? (wear)<br />8. Wasn’t the entire pizza eaten?(eat – negative)<br />9. How quickly was his email replied to? (reply)<br />10. Was he killed in a firefight? (kill)<br />*bear / bore / born</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “make” in the past tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular<br />I was made, You were made, He was made, She was made, It was made</p><p>plural<br />We were made, You were made, They were made</p><p>Conjugate the verb “provide” in the past tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular<br />I wasn’t provided, You weren’t provided, He wasn’t provided, She wasn’t provided, It wasn’t provided</p><p>plural<br />We weren’t provided, You weren’t provided, They weren’t provided</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3">Quiz 3 The Passive Voice, Future Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. They _______ _____ _____________ tomorrow. (pick up)<br />2. I hope she _______ ____ _________ by the news. (hurt–negative)<br />3. You ________ ______ ___________ by the doctor soon. (see)<br />4. Our dinner _______ ______ ___________ by a famous chef if we go to that restaurant. (prepare)<br />5. I _____ _____ _______ if I come to work late one more time. (fire)<br />6. My wife________ ______ __________ for a new position at her company. (consider)<br />7. The movie _______ ______ ____________ at 7:00. (show)<br />8. The entrance to the mall ______ ______ ________ at 9:30. (close)<br />9. Those tomatoes ________ ______ ________ if they are rotten. (sell – negative)<br />10. A new skyscraper ______ _____ _______ in this location. (build)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. ________ he ______ __________ off next week? (lay)<br />2. ______ the town _____ __________ if the levee breaks? (destroy)<br />3. When _______ I ______ ___________ by the doctor? (see)<br />4. ________ my car _______ ____________ this afternoon? (fix)<br />5. ________ he ______ ____________ if he goes to Iraq? (kill)<br />6. When _______ the baby ________ ____________? (bear*)<br />7. Why ________ the old machines _____ __________ with new machines? (replace – negative)<br />8. ______ the men _____ _________ if they don’t cooperate? (harm)<br />9. Where _______ they _____ __________ by the company? (send)<br />10. ________ the prisoners_______ __________ humanely by their captors? (treat)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “see” in the future tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “help” in the future tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3">Quiz 3 The Passive Voice, Future Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. They will be picked up tomorrow. (pick up)<br />2. I hope she won’t be hurt by the news. (hurt–negative)<br />3. You will be seen by the doctor soon. (see)<br />4. Our dinner will be prepared by a famous chef if we go to that restaurant. (prepare)<br />5. I will be fired if I come to work late one more time. (fire)<br />6. My wife will be considered for a new position at her company. (consider)<br />7. The movie will be shown at 7:00. (show)<br />8. The entrance to the mall will be closed at 9:30. (close)<br />9. Those tomatoes won’t be sold if they are rotten. (sell – negative)<br />10. A new skyscraper will be built in this location. (build)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. Will he be laid off next week? (lay)<br />2. Will the town be destroyed if the levee breaks? (destroy)<br />3. When will I be seen by the doctor? (see)<br />4. Will my car be fixed this afternoon? (fix)<br />5. Will he be killed if he goes to Iraq? (kill)<br />6. When will the baby be born? (bear*)<br />7. Why won’t the old machines be replaced with new machines? (replace – negative)<br />8. Will the men be harmed if they don’t cooperate? (harm)<br />9. Where will they be sent by the company? (send)<br />10. Will the prisoners be treated humanely by their captors? (treat)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “see” in the future tense, passive voice. (5 points)<br />singular<br />I will be seen, You will be seen, He will be seen, She will be seen, It will be seen</p><p>plural<br />We will be seen, Your will be seen, They will be seen</p><p>Conjugate the verb “help” in the future tense, passive voice, negative . (5 points)<br />singular<br />I won’t be helped, You won’t be helped, He won’t be helped, She won’t be helped, It won’t be helped</p><p>plural<br />We won’t be helped, You won’t be helped, They won’t be helped</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4">Quiz 4 The Passive Voice With Get</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the verb in the passive voice, present tense. Use “get” instead of “be.” (10 points)<br />1. She _______ ____________ to a lot of parties. (invite)<br />2. My emails ______ __________ to all my students. (send)<br />3. The garbage ________ _____________ every Monday. (collect)<br />4. _______ the mail _______ _____________ today? (deliver)<br />5. I _______ ____________ by seeing new growth in the spring. (excite)<br />6. ____ we _______ our pictures __________ for the ID cards? (take)<br />7. Did you know that many people around the world ________ ____________ by landmines in the ground every day? (kill)<br />8. The students ______ their work __________ by the teacher. (check)<br />9. Meat _______ ____________ if it’s left out of the refrigerator for too long. (spoil)<br />10. My website ________ ____________ at by a lot of people. (look)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. ________ he ______ __________ off last week? (lay)<br />2. His car ________ ____________ by another driver. (hit)<br />3. How _______ the house ______ ___________ so fast? (build)<br />4. John ________ ____________ for a baseball team. (choose)<br />5. I _______ ___________ a letter from the U.S. government. (send)<br />6. These apples ______ ____________ by workers who moved here from Mexico. (pick)<br />7. A lot of food _______ ______ ________ at the party. (eat-negative)<br />8. She ______ ____________ while she was at work. (hurt)<br />9. My garbage _______ __________ _________ this morning, and now it’s still outside. (collect – negative)<br />10. The baby _______ ____________ by her mother. (wash)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “pay” in the, passive voice, present tense. Use “get.” (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “finish” in the passive voice, past tense negative . Use “get” (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4">Quiz 4 The Passive Voice With Get (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the verb in the passive voice, present tense. Use “get” instead of “be.” (10 points)<br />1. She gets invited to a lot of parties. (invite)<br />2. My emails get sent to all my students. (send)<br />3. The garbage gets collected every Monday. (collect)<br />4. Does the mail get delivered today? (deliver)<br />5. I get excited by seeing new growth in the spring. (excite)<br />6. Do we get our pictures taken for the ID cards? (take)<br />7. Did you know that many people around the world get killed by landmines in the ground every day? (kill)<br />8. The students get their work checked by the teacher. (check)<br />9. Meat gets spoiled if it’s left out of the refrigerator for too long (spoil)<br />10. My website gets looked at by a lot of people. (look)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the verb in the past tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. Did he get laid off last week? (lay off)<br />2. His car got hit by another driver. (hit)<br />3. How did the house get built so fast? (build)<br />4. John got chosen for a baseball team. (choose)<br />5. I got sent a letter from the U.S. government. (send)<br />6. These apples got picked by workers who moved here from Mexico. (pick)<br />7. A lot of food didn’t get eaten at the party. (eat-negative)<br />8. She got hurt while she was at work. (hurt)<br />9. My garbage didn’t get collected this morning, and now it’s still outside. (collect – negative)<br />10. The baby got washed by her mother. (wash)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “pay” in the, passive voice, present tense. Use “get.” (5 points)<br />singular<br />I get paid, You get paid, He gets paid, She gets paid, It gets paid</p><p>plural<br />We get paid, You get paid, They get paid</p><p>Conjugate the verb “finish” in the passive voice, past tense negative . Use “get” (5 points)<br />singular<br />I didn’t get finished, You didn’t get finished, He didn’t get finished, She didn’t get finished, It didn’t get finished</p><p>plural<br />We didn’t get finished, You didn’t get finished, They didn’t get finished</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q5">Quiz 5 Be Supposed To</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with “(be) supposed to” in the present tense. Use the main verb provided. (10 points)<br />1. The flight ____________________________________ at 10:00 this morning. (leave)<br />2. I ___________________________________________ some email to my students today. (send out)<br />3. The garbage ________________________________________ today. (collect)<br />4. __________ these packages ____________________________ to the post office? (go)<br />5. We _____________________________________________ in this classroom. We have to go next door. (meet – negative)<br />6. What __________ they _______________________________ with their unused notebooks? Save them? (do)<br />7. Hurry! You _______________________________________ at work by 9:00. (be)<br />8. My wife _____________________________________ dinner tonight. (make)<br />9. That business ____________________________________ its doors this week because it isn’t making any money. (close)<br />10. _____________ you ______________________________ this homework before you go to sleep? (finish – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with “(be) supposed to” in the past tense. Use the main verb provided. (10 points)<br />1. She ______________________________________ me here at 12:30. Where is she? (meet)<br />2. His car _____________________________________ by now, but it’s still in the garage. (fix – passive)<br />3. ____________ you _____________________________ to that meeting? (go – negative)<br />4. I _________________________________________ my brother yesterday, but then he called and said he didn’t need it . (help)<br />5. We __________________________________________ a baseball game today, but it rained and the game got called off. (see)<br />6. This chicken __________________________________, but it was left out too long and now it’s spoiled. (refrigerate – passive)<br />7. It ________________________________________ last night. (rain – negative)<br />8. What __________ I ___________________________ today? I can’t remember. (do)<br />9. The newspaper ______________________________________ before 7:00. Where is it? (deliver – passive)<br />10. The baby ___________________________________ a couple of days ago. (bear – passive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a5">Quiz 5 Be Supposed To (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with “(be) supposed to” in the present tense. Use the main verb provided. (10 points)<br />1. The flight is supposed to leave at 10:00 this morning. (leave)<br />2. I’m supposed to send out some email to my students today. (send out)<br />3. The garbage is supposed to be collected today. (collect – passive)<br />4. Are these packages supposed to go to the post office? (go)<br />5. We aren’t supposed to meet in this classroom. We have to go next door. (meet – negative)<br />6. What are they supposed to do with their unused notebooks? Save them? (do)<br />7. Hurry! You’re supposed to be at work by 9:00. (be)<br />8. My wife is supposed to make dinner tonight. (make)<br />9. That business is supposed to close its doors this week because it isn’t making any money. (close)<br />10. Aren’t you supposed to finish this homework before you go to sleep? (finish – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with “(be) supposed to” in the past tense. Use the main verb provided. (10 points)<br />1. She was supposed to meet me here at 12:30. Where is she? (meet)<br />2. His car was supposed to be fixed by now, but it’s still in the garage. (fix – passive)<br />3. Weren’t you supposed to go to that meeting? (go – negative)<br />4. I was supposed to help my brother yesterday, but then he called and said he didn’t need it . (help)<br />5. We were supposed to see a baseball game today, but it rained and the game got called off. (see)<br />6. This chicken was supposed to be refrigerated, but it was left out too long and now it’s spoiled. (refrigerate – passive)<br />7. It wasn’t supposed to rain last night. The ground is all wet. (rain – negative)<br />8. What was I supposed to do today? I can’t remember. (do)<br />9. The newspaper was supposed to be delivered before 7:00. Where is it? (deliver – passive)<br />10. The baby was supposed to be born a couple of days ago. (bear – passive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q6">Quiz 6 Have To Passive</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with “have to” in the present tense or the past tense. Use the verbs in parentheses ( ___ ).<br />1. The car ______________________________________ because it’s so dirty. (wash, present tense)<br />2. The windows __________________________________________ because they are clean. (wash, present tense–negative)<br />3. Tony _____________________________________________ from the airport this evening at 7:00. (pick up, present tense)<br />4. The rent ________________________________________ by the fifth of the month, but it was late. (pay, past tense)<br />5. She __________________________________________ by the doctor. (see, past tense–negative)<br />6. You ____________________________________________cutting the grasss before it gets dark outside. (finish, present tense)<br />7. This _____________________________________________ until next week. (do, present tense–negative)<br />8. They ___________________________________________ how to operate the machine. (show, past tense)<br />9. All of your vegetables _____________________________________ before you leave the table. (eat, present tense)<br />10. My garden _______________________________________________ because it rained. (water, past tense–negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “have to” in the present tense or the past tense.<br />1. __________ dinner _________________________________ right now? (make, present tense)<br />2. __________ the building ____________________________________? (evacuate, past tense)<br />3. __________ the contract _____________________________________ by both of us? (sign, present tense–negative)<br />4. __________ this medicine _____________________________________ twice a day? (take, present tense)<br />5. __________ the money ________________________________________ on time? (pay, past tense–negative)<br />6. __________ the building _______________________________________ before winter? (complete, present tense)<br />7. __________ this package ________________________________________last week? (deliver, past tense–negative)<br />8. When __________ the oil filter _______________________________________ ? (change, present tense)<br />9. How long __________ this turkey ____________________________________ in the oven? (leave, present tense)<br />10. Why __________ that _______________________________________ so early? (do, past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a6">Quiz 6 Have To Passive (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with “have to” in the present tense or the past tense. Use the verbs in parentheses ( ___ ).<br />1. The car has to be washed because it’s so dirty. (wash, present tense)<br />2. The windows don’t have to be washed because they are clean. (wash, present tense–negative)<br />3. Tony has to be picked up from the airport this evening at 7:00. (pick up, present tense)<br />4. The rent had to be paid by the fifth of the month, but it was late. (pay, past tense)<br />5. She didn’t have to be seen by the doctor. (see, past tense–negative)<br />6. You have to be finished cutting the grasss before it gets dark outside. (finish, present tense)<br />7. This doesn’t have to be done until next week. (do, present tense–negative)<br />8. They had to be shown how to operate the machine. (show, past tense)<br />9. All of your vegetables have to be eaten before you leave the table. (eat, present tense)<br />10. My garden didn’t have to be watered because it rained. (water, past tense–negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “have to” in the present tense or the past tense.<br />1. Does dinner have to be made right now? (make, present tense)<br />2. Did the building have to be evauated? (evacuate, past tense)<br />3. Doesn’t the contract have to be signed by both of us? (sign, present tense–negative)<br />4. Does this medicine have to be taken twice a day? (take, present tense)<br />5. Didn’t the money have to be paid on time? (pay, past tense–negative)<br />6. Does the building have to be completed before winter? (complete, present tense)<br />7. Didn’t this package have to be delivered last week? (deliver, past tense–negative)<br />8. When does the oil filter have to be changed? (change, present tense)<br />9. How long does this turkey have to be left in the oven? (leave, present tense)<br />10. Why did that have to be done so early? (do, past tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q7">Quiz 7 Present and Past Continuous Tenses in Passive Voice</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the present continuous tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. The baby __________________________________ by his mother. (feed)<br />2. My videos ___________________________________ by a lot of people on YouTube. (watch)<br />3. __________ you _______________________________? (help)<br />4. I ___________________________________________ by a strange person in the car behind me. (follow)<br />5. The room _________________________________________ by the housekeeping staff. (clean)<br />6. ________ she ______________________________________ at work? (train)<br />7. This TV show __________________________________________ around the world. (seen)<br />8. Those old computers _________________________________________ very much these days. (use –negative)<br />9. My tomatoes ___________________________________________ by chipmunks. (eat)<br />10. _________ Jeff _____________________________________ to Iraq? (send)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the past continuous tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. Too many children ________________________________________ by that dog, so the owners got rid of it. (bite)<br />2. Our mail _____________________________________________ to the wrong address. (deliver)<br />3. A lot of money __________________________________________ by that company before the economic crisis. (make)<br />4. __________ they __________________________________ the truth? (tell–negative)<br />5. __________ you ____________________________________ overtime for all those extra hours of work last month? (pay)<br />6. The building ________________________________________ with oil before it switched over to natural gas. (heat)<br />7. Why __________ she __________________________________ for an illness she didn’t have? (treat)<br />8. The animals ___________________________________________ on that farm. (mistreat)<br />9. The oil in this car __________________________________________ regularly before I bought it. (change–negative)<br />10. The U.S. Capitol ____________________________________________ when we visited Washington. (renovate)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a7">Quiz 7 Present and Past Continuous Tenses in Passive Voice (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the present continuous tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. The baby is being fed by his mother. (feed)<br />2. My videos are being watched by a lot of people on YouTube. (watch)<br />3. Are you being helped? (help)<br />4. I am being followed by a strange person in the car behind me. (follow)<br />5. The room is being cleaned by the housekeeping staff. (clean)<br />6. Is she being trained at work? (train)<br />7. This TV show is being seen around the world. (seen)<br />8. Those old computers aren’t being used very much these days. (use –negative)<br />9. My tomatoes are being eaten by chipmunks. (eat)<br />10. Is Jeff being sent to Iraq? (send)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the past continuous tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. Too many children were being bitten by that dog, so the owners got rid of it. (bite)<br />2. Our mail was being delivered to the wrong address. (deliver)<br />3. A lot of money was being made by that company before the economic crisis. (make)<br />4. Weren’t they being told the truth? (tell–negative)<br />5. Were you being paid overtime for all those extra hours of work last month? (pay)<br />6. The building was being heated with oil before it switched over to natural gas. (heat)<br />7. Why was she being treated for an illness she didn’t have? (treat)<br />8. The animals were being mistreated on that farm. (mistreat)<br />9. The oil in this car wasn’t being changed regularly before I bought it. (change–negative)<br />10. The U.S. Capitol was being renovated when we visited Washington. (renovate)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q8">Quiz 8 Present Perfect Tense in Passive Voice</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement in the present perfect tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. The work ____________________________________. (finish)<br />2. Pedro _____________________________________ yet. (pay–negative)<br />3. The apartment across the street ______________________________________by the police twice this week. (visit)<br />4. She __________________________________________ many times not to do that anymore. (tell)<br />5. My car ___________________________________________yet. (fix–negative)<br />6. I _____________________________________________ by a few people who want to do business with me. (contact)<br />7. Wars in that part of the world ________________________________________ for decades. (fight)<br />8. That technique _________________________________________ many times. (try)<br />9. These hamburgers ____________________________________________long enough. (cook–negative)<br />10. Our offer to buy the building ________________________________________ with some resistance from the city. (meet)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question in the present perfect tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. __________ that part of the world ever _______________________________________ by people? (visit)<br />2. __________ the mail _________________________________________________ yet? (deliver)<br />3. __________ the students _____________________________________________ their books? (give)<br />4. __________ the problem ___________________________________________ by the city leaders? (address)<br />5. __________ the thieves ___________________________________________ yet? (catch–negative)<br />6. __________ the money ___________________________________________ wisely? (spend)<br />7. Why __________ the laundry _____________________________________ yet? (do–negative)<br />8. Where ___________ the prisoner _____________________________________? (take)<br />9. What ___________________________________________________ to help the poor in this country? (do)<br />10. How many opportunities __________ you _______________________________? (give)</p><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement in the present perfect tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a8">Quiz 8 Present Perfect Tense in Passive Voice (Answers)</h4><p>1. The work has been finished. (finish)<br />2. Pedro hasn’t been paid yet. (pay–negative)<br />3. The apartment across the street has been visited by the police twice this week. (visit)<br />4. She has been told many times not to do that anymore. (tell)<br />5. My car hasn’t been fixed yet. (fix–negative)<br />6. I have been contacted by a few people who want to do business with me. (contact)<br />7. Wars in that part of the world have been fought for decades. (fight)<br />8. That technique has been tried many times. (try)<br />9. These hamburgers haven’t been cooked long enough. (cook–negative)<br />10. Our offer to buy the building has been met with some resistance from the city. (meet)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question in the present perfect tense, passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. Has that part of the world ever been visited by people? (visit)<br />2. Has the mail been delivered yet? (deliver)<br />3. Have the students been given their books? (give)<br />4. Has the problem been addressed by the city leaders? (address)<br />5. Haven’t the thieves been caught yet? (catch–negative)<br />6. Has the money been spent wisely? (spend)<br />7. Why hasn’t the laundry been done yet? (do–negative)<br />8. Where has the prisoner been taken? (take)<br />9. What has been done to help the poor in this country? (do)<br />10. How many opportunities have you been given? (give)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q9">Quiz 9 Passive Modals- Can & Should in Passive Voice</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “can” in the passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. Some interesting animals ____________________________________ at the zoo. (find)<br />2. This recipe _________________________________________ very quickly. (make)<br />3. The building __________________________________________ from the side. (enter)<br />4. This old car ____________________________________________ safely anymore. (drive–negative)<br />5. ____________ this computer______________________________________ ? (fix)<br />6. A new house __________________________________________________ at this location. (build–negative)<br />7. Downtown Minneapolis _________________________________________ from here on a clear day. (see)<br />8. Why ___________ he _________________________________ another chance? (give–negative)<br />9. ___________ that heavy chair __________________________________ by just one person? (move)<br />10. This food ________________________________________________ for up to one week. (refrigerate)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “should” in the passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. The cat _________________________________________________ twice a day. (feed)<br />2. By what time ________________ this work ____________________________________? (finish)<br />3. The pizza __________________________________________ by now. (do)<br />4. This medication _________________________________________________ on an empty stomach. (take–negative)<br />5. ______________ they _____________________________________ the truth about their father? (tell)<br />6. ________________ the money ____________________________________ before we bring it to the bank? (count–negative)<br />7. A hamburger ______________________________________________ with your hands–not a fork! (eat)<br />8. This glass vase ____________________________________________ in a safe place. (put)<br />9. She ___________________________________________________ anymore candy. (give–negative)<br />10. How often _______________ the students __________________________________? (test)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a9">Quiz 9 Passive Modals- Can & Should in Passive Voice (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “can” in the passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. Some interesting animals can be found at the zoo. (find)<br />2. This recipe can be made very quickly. (make)<br />3. The building can be entered from the side. (enter)<br />4. This old car can’t be driven safely anymore. (drive–negative)<br />5. Can this computer be fixed? (fix)<br />6. A new house can’t be built at this location. (build–negative)<br />7. Downtown Minneapolis can be seen from here on a clear day. (see)<br />8. Why can’t he be given another chance? (give–negative)<br />9. Can that heavy chair be moved by just one person? (move)<br />10. This food can be refrigerated for up to one week. (refrigerate)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “should” in the passive voice. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />1. The cat should be fed twice a day. (feed)<br />2. By what time should this work be finished? (finish)<br />3. The pizza should be done by now. (do)<br />4. This medication shouldn’t be taken on an empty stomach. (take–negative)<br />5. Should they be told the truth about their father? (tell)<br />6. Shouldn’t the money be counted before we bring it to the bank? (count–negative)<br />7. A hamburger should be eaten with your hands–not a fork! (eat)<br />8. This glass vase should be put in a safe place. (put)<br />9. She shouldn’t be given anymore candy. (give–negative)<br />10. How often should the students be tested? (test)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q10">Quiz 10 Present Prefect Modal Verbs- Passive Voice</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “should” and the main verb in the passive voice, present perfect tense. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />Example: He ______ _______ ________ _________ something to eat. (give) / He should have been given something to eat.<br />1. You ________ ________ _________ ________ what do to. (tell)<br />2. This work _________ __________ _________ __________ by now, but it isn’t. (finish)<br />3. The turkey _________ __________ _________ _________ in the oven a little longer because it’s still raw in the middle. (leave)<br />4. That old building _________ _________ __________ __________ years ago. (demolish)<br />5. Why __________ he __________ __________ __________ more time to finish his test than the other students? (give)<br />6. The water ________ _________ _________ _________ before the people drank it. (test)<br />7. It ___________ __________ __________ __________ in front of the children. (discuss — negative)<br />8. __________ they __________ __________ __________ before they entered the country? (question — negative)<br />9. The door __________ ___________ __________ ___________, but it wasn’t and someone got in. (lock)<br />10. We __________ ___________ __________ ___________ before a decision was made. (contact)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “could” and the main verb in the passive voice, present perfect tense. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />Example: My cats ______ _______ _______ _________ in that fire. (kill) / My cats could have been killed in that fire.<br />1. You have to be more careful! You __________ __________ __________ __________ by that man with the gun. (kill)<br />2. The problem _________ __________ __________ __________ sooner if everyone had worked together. (solve)<br />3. My laundry __________ __________ __________ __________ faster with better machines. (do)<br />4. Those two people __________ __________ __________ __________ if their parents hadn’t agreed to it. (marry — negative)<br />5. _________ the tenants __________ __________ _________ earlier that they needed to leave by next month? (notify — negative)<br />6. His head __________ _________ __________ _________ without a helmet. (crush)<br />7. That game __________ __________ __________ __________ without a good effort from everyone. (win — negative)<br />8. Why __________ the passengers __________ __________ __________ more information about screening procedures? (give — negative)<br />9. __________ the company __________ _________ __________ without help from the government? (save)<br />10. This movie __________ ___________ __________ __________ without all of the people who helped me. (made — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a10">Quiz 10 Present Prefect Modal Verbs- Passive Voice (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “should” and the main verb in the passive voice, present perfect tense. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />Example: He ______ _______ ________ _________ something to eat. (give) / He should have been given something to eat.<br />1. You should have been told what do to. (tell)<br />2. This work should have been finished by now, but it isn’t. (finish)<br />3. The turkey should have been left in the oven a little longer because it’s still raw in the middle. (leave)<br />4. That old building should have been demolished years ago. (demolish)<br />5. Why should he have been given more time to finish his test than the other students? (give)<br />6. The water should have been tested before the people drank it. (test)<br />7. It shouldn’t have been discussed in front of the children. (discuss — negative)<br />8. Shouldn’t they have been questioned before they entered the country? (question — negative)<br />9. The door should have been locked, but it wasn’t and someone got in. (lock)<br />10. We should have been contacted before a decision was made. (contact)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question with the modal verb “could” and the main verb in the passive voice, present perfect tense. The main verb is in parentheses.<br />Example: My cats ______ _______ _______ _________ in that fire. (kill) / My cats could have been killed in that fire.<br />1. You have to be more careful! You could have been killed by that man with the gun. (kill)<br />2. The problem could have been solved sooner if everyone had worked together. (solve)<br />3. My laundry could have been done faster with better machines. (do)<br />4. Those two people couldn’t have been married if their parents hadn’t agreed to it. (marry — negative)<br />5. Couldn’t the tenants have been notified earlier that they needed to leave by next month? (notify — negative)<br />6. His head could have been crushed without a helmet. (crush)<br />7. That game couldn’t have been won without a good effort from everyone. (win — negative)<br />8. Why couldn’t the passengers have been given more information about screening procedures? (give — negative)<br />9. Could the company have been saved without help from the government? (save)<br />10. This movie couldn’t have been made without all of the people who helped me. (made — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q11">Quiz 11 Be Going To Passive</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the “going to” future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. He __________________________________________ if he’s not careful. (hurt)<br />2. I __________________________________________ this Friday. (pay)<br />3. The students _____________________________________ more time to finish their work. (give)<br />4. My computer ____________________________________________ until tomorrow. (fix — negative)<br />5. We ___________________________________________something new in class today. (teach)<br />6. The hotel __________________________________________ until the city approves the plan for the building. (build — negative)<br />7. These secret documents ________________________________________by the public. (see — negative)<br />8. You ________________________________________________ if you don’t get a haircut. (hire — negative)<br />9. The apples ________________________________________________sometime in September. (pick)<br />10. Jill __________________________________________________ to a managerial position. (promote)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the “going to” future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. _________ that last piece of pizza ____________________________________ by anyone? (eat)<br />2. What time ________ the speech ______________________________________? (deliver)<br />3. ________ these people _________________________________________ by history? (forget)<br />4. How _______ this enormous bill ever _______________________________________? (pay)<br />5. How ________ he _____________________________________________ for his crimes? (punish)<br />6. In what year _________ the rocket ________________________________________? (launch)<br />7. When ________ your engine ___________________________________________? (rebuild)<br />8. ________ their house ever ____________________________________________? (repaint — negative)<br />9. _______ Assange ____________________________________________? (arrest)<br />10. Why _________ the prisoners ____________________________________________? (release — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a11">Quiz 11 Be Going To Passive (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the “going to” future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. He is going to be hurt if he’s not careful. (hurt)<br />2. I am going to be paid this Friday. (pay)<br />3. The students are going to be given more time to finish their work. (give)<br />4. My computer isn’t going to be fixed until tomorrow. (fix — negative)<br />5. We are going to be taught something new in class today. (teach)<br />6. The hotel isn’t going to be built until the city approves the plan for the building. (build — negative)<br />7. These secret documents aren’t going to be seen by the public. (see — negative)<br />8. You aren’t going to be hired if you don’t get a haircut. (hire — negative)<br />9. The apples are going to be picked sometime in September. (pick)<br />10. Jill is going to be promoted to a managerial position. (promote)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the “going to” future tense, passive voice. (10 points)<br />1. Is that last piece of pizza going to be eaten by anyone? (eat)<br />2. What time is the speech going to be delivered? (deliver)<br />3. Are these people going to be forgotten by history? (forget)<br />4. How is this enormous bill ever going to be paid? (pay)<br />5. How is he going to be punished for his crimes? (punish)<br />6. In what year is the rocket going to be launched? (launch)<br />7. When is your engine going to be rebuilt? (rebuild)<br />8. Isn’t their house ever going to be repainted? (repaint — negative)<br />9. Is Assange going to be arrested? (arrest)<br />10. Why aren’t the prisoners going to be released? (release — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q12">Quiz 12 Was Were Going To Passive</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the passive voice using “was going to be” or “were going to be” + the past participle.<br />1. His car _______________________________________ if he didn’t move it, so he parked it somewhere else. (tow)<br />2. The students ___________________________________ any more time to finish their work, so they worked faster. (give — negative)<br />3. Ralph refused to work for that company if he ____________________________________ to take a drug test. (force)<br />4. Sandra decided that she ___________________________________________ what to do by anyone. (tell – negative)<br />5. We ________________________________________________how to use the new software, but the teacher was sick. (show)<br />6. The game ______________________________________________ in Minneapolis, but there was a problem with the roof. (play)<br />7. Where __________ the game _____________________________________? (play)<br />8. _________ he ____________________________________________ with a crime? (charge)<br />9. __________ the carpets ____________________________________ before the party? (clean)<br />10. _________ the house _________________________________________before they moved out of it? (renovate — negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the passive voice using “was going to get ” or “were going to get ” + the past participle.<br />1. Stewart thought he _____________________________________________, but the company saved his job. (lay off)<br />2. The party _________________________________________________ until they found a new place to have it. (cancel)<br />3. When __________ he ___________________________________________ his teeth ______________? (clean)<br />4. She thought she ______________________________________________ by that ball, but it just missed her. (hit)<br />5. I thought the car ____________________________________________ for a lot less money, but I was wrong. (fix)<br />6. _________ Donna _______________________________her braces __________________ this week? (take off)<br />7. _________ the store ____________________________________ by the city? (shut down)<br />8. __________ the apples_______________________________________ this afternoon? (pick — negative)<br />9. _________ he _________________________________________for doing all that work? (pay — negative)<br />10. ______________ this work __________________________________ a lot sooner? (do — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a12">Quiz 12 Was Were Going To Passive (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the passive voice using “was going to be” or “were going to be” + the past participle.<br />1. His car was going to get towed if he didn’t move it, so he parked it somewhere else. (tow)<br />2. The students weren’t going to be given any more time to finish their work, so they worked faster. (give — negative)<br />3. Ralph refused to work for that company if he was going to be forced to take a drug test. (force)<br />4. Sandra decided that she wasn’t going to be told what to do by anyone. (tell – negative)<br />5. We were going to be shown how to use the new software, but the teacher was sick. (show)<br />6. The game was going to be played in Minneapolis, but there was a problem with the roof. (play)<br />7. Where was the game going to be played? (play)<br />8. Was he going to be charged with a crime? (charge)<br />9. Were the carpets going to be cleaned before the party? (clean)<br />10. Wasn’t the house going to be renovated before they moved out of it? (renovate — negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each statement or question in the passive voice using “was going to get ” or “were going to get ” + the past participle.<br />1. Stewart thought he was going to get laid off, but the company saved his job. (lay off)<br />2. The party was going to get canceled until they found a new place to have it. (cancel)<br />3. When was he going to get his teeth cleaned? (clean)<br />4. She thought she was going to get hit by that ball, but it just missed her. (hit)<br />5. I thought the car was going to get fixed for a lot less money, but I was wrong. (fix)<br />6. Was Donna going to get her braces taken off this week? (take off)<br />7. Was the store going to get shut down by the city? (shut down)<br />8. Weren’t the apples going to get picked this afternoon? (pick — negative)<br />9. Wasn’t he going to get paid for doing all that work? (pay — negative)<br />10. Wasn’t this work going to get done a lot sooner? (do — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q13">Quiz 13 Passive Or Active Voice</h3><p>Directions: Indicate if a sentence or question is in the passive voice or the active voice. Circle “Passive” or “Active.”<br />1. A bridge was built so that cars could cross the river. Passive or Active<br />2. The students have been learning how to write better paragraphs. Passive or Active<br />3. Most of these computers are used for surfing the internet. Passive or Active<br />4. A movie is being made in our town. Passive or Active<br />5. Jan hasn’t decided which book to read. Passive or Active<br />6. The newspaper is going to be delivered in the morning. Passive or Active<br />7. Has the timer gone off yet? Passive or Active<br />8. How many different countries have you visited in your lifetime? Passive or Active<br />9. These reports can’t be completed until we get more information. Passive or Active<br />10. Her fingers got burned when she reached into the oven. Passive or Active<br />11. The company should have managed the situation differently. Passive or Active<br />12. The garbage is picked up early in the morning. Passive or Active<br />13. A doctor has been treating her for her depression. Passive or Active<br />14. What kind work have you been doing for them? Passive or Active<br />15. An award has been given to the police officer who helped the stranded motorist. Passive or Active<br />16. He was fired because he wasn’t getting his work done on time. Passive or Active<br />17. The information will be posted online. Passive or Active<br />18. When do you get paid? Passive or Active<br />19. Alice says she will be retiring from her job next year. Passive or Active<br />20. Several changes have been made to the schedule. Passive or Active</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a13">Quiz 13 Passive Or Active Voice(Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Indicate if a sentence or question is in the passive voice or the active voice. Circle “Passive” or “Active.”<br />1. A bridge was built so that cars could cross the river. Passive<br />2. The students have been learning how to write better paragraphs. Active<br />3. Most of these computers are used for surfing the internet. Passive<br />4. A movie is being made in our town. Passive<br />5. Jan hasn’t decided which book to read. Active<br />6. The newspaper is going to be delivered in the morning. Passive<br />7. Has the timer gone off yet? Active<br />8. How many different countries have you visited in your lifetime? Active<br />9. These reports can’t be completed until we get more information. Passive<br />10. Her fingers got burned when she reached into the oven. Passive<br />11. The company should have managed the situation differently. Active<br />12. The garbage is picked up early in the morning. Passive<br />13. A doctor has been treating her for her depression. Active<br />14. What kind work have you been doing for them? Active<br />15. An award has been given to the police officer who helped the stranded motorist. Passive<br />16. He was fired because he wasn’t getting his work done on time. Passive<br />17. The information will be posted online. Passive<br />18. When do you get paid? Passive<br />19. Alice says she will be retiring from her job next year. Active<br />20. Several changes have been made to the schedule. Passive</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q14">Quiz 14 Passive Infinitives</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Use the verb in parentheses to create a passive infinitive for each sentence or question.<br />Example: The students hope to be given their own books. (give)<br />1. The little boy likes _______ _______ __________ by his mother. (hold)<br />2. He doesn’t want _______ _______ __________ to Afghanistan. (send)<br />3. The landlord asked _______ _______ __________ on time. (pay)<br />4. The new workers need _______ _______ __________ how to use the machines. (show)<br />5. The passenger is _______ _______ ___________ off of the plane as soon as it arrives. (escort)<br />6. Customers expect _______ _______ __________ when they are in the store. (help)<br />7. Dinner is _______ _______ __________ at 7 p.m. (serve)<br />8. The prisoners are soon _______ ________ __________ by their captors. (release)<br />9. _______ _______ ___________for advice by the President was a great honor. (ask)<br />10. They don’t want _______ _______ __________ when they buy the car. (cheat)<br />Part B.<br />Directions: Rewrite each short sentence or question using a passive infinitive:<br />Example: He wants to marry someone. / He wants to be married.<br />1. She wants a doctor to see her. / ___________________________________________________________________.<br />2. I need you to give me more time. / ________________________________________________________________.<br />3. John hopes that company hires him. _______________________________________________________________.<br />4. Runners in the street want the drivers to see them. / ___________________________________________________.<br />5. They’re selling the car at an auction. / ______________________________________________________________.<br />6. The store will fix the computer for free. ____________________________________________________________.<br />7. The government plans to release the information. / ____________________________________________________.<br />8. Bob asked someone to pick him up at the airport. / ____________________________________________________.<br />9. They don’t want anyone to disturb them. ____________________________________________________________.<br />10. You need to wash this by hand. / _________________________________________________________________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a14">Quiz 14 Passive Infinitives (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Use the verb in parentheses to create a passive infinitive for each sentence or question.<br />Example: The students hope to be given their own books. (give)<br />1. The little boy likes to be held by his mother. (hold)<br />2. He doesn’t want to be sent to Afghanistan. (send)<br />3. The landlord asked to be paid on time. (pay)<br />4. The new workers need to be shown how to use the machines. (show)<br />5. The passenger is to be escorted off of the plane as soon as it arrives. (escort)<br />6. Customers expect to be helped when they are in the store. (help)<br />7. Dinner is to be served at 7 p.m. (serve)<br />8. The prisoners are soon to be released by their captors. (release)<br />9. To be asked for advice by the President was a great honor. (ask)<br />10. They don’t want to be cheated when they buy the car. (cheat)<br />Part B.<br />Directions: Rewrite each short sentence or question using a passive infinitive:<br />Example: He wants to marry someone. / He wants to be married.<br />1. She wants a doctor to see her. / She wants to be seen by a doctor.<br />2. I need you to give me more time. / I need to be given more time.<br />3. John hopes that company hires him. / John hopes to be hired by that company.<br />4. Runners in the street want the drivers to see them. / Runners in the street want to be seen by the drivers.<br />5. They’re selling the car at an auction. / The car is to be sold at at auction.<br />6. The store will fix the computer for free. / The computer is to be fixed by the store for free.<br />7. The government plans to release the information. / The information is to be released by the government.<br />8. Bob asked someone to pick him up at the airport. / Bob asked to be picked up at the airport.<br />9. They don’t want anyone to disturb them. / They don’t want to be disturbed by anyone.<br />10. You need to wash this by hand. / This needs to be washed by hand.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q15">Quiz 15 Passive Gerunds</h3><p>Directions: Use the verb in parentheses to create a passive gerund for each sentence or question.<br />Example: He hates being told what to do. (tell)<br />1. The baby likes _________ ___________ by her mother. (hold)<br />2. They’re afraid of _________ __________ because the neighborhood is dangerous. (attack)<br />3. The students don’t look forward to __________ _________ on their math skills. (test)<br />4. __________ ___________ to live in solitary confinement was very difficult. (force)<br />5. Rabbits live in fear of __________ ___________ alive by a fox or a large bird. (eat)<br />6. The customer insists on _________ ___________ a refund for his purchase. (give)<br />7. _________ __________ at the moment are the concerns of the parents. (address)<br />8. Martha hates __________ __________ to stay late at work. (ask)<br />9. __________ __________ for a suit is necessary if you want it to fit properly. (measure)<br />10. Forced to give up her driver’s license, Gertrude doesn’t like __________ __________ around town by her daughter. (drive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a15">Quiz 15 Passive Gerunds (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Use the verb in parentheses to create a passive gerund for each sentence or question.<br />Example: He hates being told what to do. (tell)<br />1. The baby likes being held by her mother. (hold)<br />2. They’re afraid of being attacked because the neighborhood is dangerous. (attack)<br />3. The students don’t look forward to being tested on their math skills. (test)<br />4. Being forced to live in solitary confinement was very difficult. (force)<br />5. Rabbits live in fear of being eaten alive by a fox or a large bird. (eat)<br />6. The customer insists on being given a refund for his purchase. (give)<br />7. Being addressed at the moment are the concerns of the parents. (address)<br />8. Martha hates being asked to stay late at work. (ask)<br />9. Being measured for a suit is necessary if you want it to fit properly. (measure)<br />10. Forced to give up her driver’s license, Gertrude doesn’t like being driven around town by her daughter. (drive)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q16">Quiz 16 Causative Verbs</h3><p>Directions: Rewrite each sentence so that it uses the causative verbs get or have. Pay attention to verb tense.<br />Example: John paid a landscaper to cut his grass. (have) John had his grass cut by a landscaper.<br />We hired a progessional to paint our house. (get) We got our house painted by a professional.<br />1. We paid a mechanic to fix our car. (have) ______________________________________________________________________.<br />2. Binte went to a manicurist who did her nails. (have) ______________________________________________________________.<br />3. Bob hired a handyman to fix his door. (get) _____________________________________________________________________.<br />4. The company found a caterer to prepare the food. (have) ___________________________________________________________.<br />5. Linda pays an accountant to do her taxes. (have) _________________________________________________________________.<br />6. We should call a plumber to replace the toilet. (get) _______________________________________________________________.<br />7. They might find a professional to manage this. (have) _____________________________________________________________.<br />8. You should go to a doctor to look at that. (get) ___________________________________________________________________.<br />9. Mike will pay a lawyer to review the documents. (have) ___________________________________________________________.<br />10. Lisa and Tom hired a company to clean their gutters. (get) ________________________________________________________</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a16">Quiz 16 Causative Verbs (Answers)</h4><p>Directions: Rewrite each sentence so that it uses the causative verbs get or have. Pay attention to verb tense.<br />Example: John paid a landscaper to cut his grass. (have) John had his grass cut by a landscaper.<br />We hired a progessional to paint our house. (get) We got our house painted by a professional.<br />1. We paid a mechanic to fix our car. (have) We had our car fixed by a mechanic.<br />2. Binte went to a manicurist who did her nails. (have) Binted had her nails done by a manicurist.<br />3. Bob hired a handyman to fix his door. (get) Bob got his door fixed by a handyman.<br />4. The company found a caterer to prepare the food. (have) The company had the food prepared by a caterer.<br />5. Linda pays an accountant to do her taxes. (have) Linda has her taxes done by an accountant.<br />6. We should call a plumber to replace the toilet. (get) We should get the toilet replaced by a plumber.<br />7. They might find a professional to manage this. (have) They might have this managed by a professional.<br />8. You should go to a doctor to look at that. (get) You should get that looked at by a doctor.<br />9. Mike will pay a lawyer to review the documents. (have) Mike will have the documents reviewed by a lawyer.<br />10. Lisa and Tom hired a company to clean their gutters. (get) Lisa and Tom got their gutters cleaned by a company.</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 4</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 3</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 14:36:14 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Skills & Tips]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=420</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 3 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step. Grammar Recap In our previous grammar level, we covered many practical topics including Do, Did, Object Pronouns, Future Tense Will, Adjectives, Conjunctions and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 3</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the level 3 (out of 7 levels) for learning English grammar online step by step.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Grammar Recap</span></h2><p>In our previous <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-2/">grammar level</a>, we covered many practical topics including Do, Did, Object Pronouns, Future Tense Will, Adjectives, Conjunctions and many more. We suggest that you complete our previous grammar level including its quizzes before continuing.</p><p> </p><p>In this series, we cover the following English grammar lessons which are geared toward learners who like to learn English grammar step by step.</p><p> </p><div style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;"><a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-questions-with-did-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Questions With Did</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-have-present-and-past-tense-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Have Present And Past Tense</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-the-present-perfect-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Present Perfect</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-perfect-negative-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Perfect Negative</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-perfect-questions-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Perfect Questions</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-comparatives-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Comparatives</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-superlatives-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Superlatives</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-and-past-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past And Past Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-modal-verbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Modal Verbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-idiomatic-modals-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Idiomatic Modals</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-perfect-modals-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Perfect Modals</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-present-perfect-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Present Perfect Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-perfect-modals-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Perfect Modals Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-perfect-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past Perfect</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-direct-and-indirect-quotations-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Direct And Indirect Quotations</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-past-and-perfect-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Past And Perfect Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-prepositional-phrases-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prepositional Phrases</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-the-future-continuous-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Future Continuous</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-height-and-weight-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Height And Weight</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-adverbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Adverbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-comparative-adverbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Comparative Adverbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-superlative-adverbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Superlative Adverbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-intensifiers-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Intensifiers</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-the-future-perfect-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Future Perfect</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-the-eight-parts-of-speech-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Eight Parts Of Speech</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-english-verb-tenses-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">English Verb Tenses</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-english-verb-tenses-irregular-verbs-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">English Verb Tenses Irregular Verbs</a> <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level1/english-grammar-number-noun-adjective-with-examples/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Number Noun Adjective</a></div><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" 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When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished grammar level review test, we suggest that you go to the <a href="/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 3 Review</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p> </p><h2 id="gtop">Grammar Quizzes- Level 3</h2><p><a href="#q1">Quiz 1 Present Perfect</a> (<a href="#a1">Quiz 1 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q2">Quiz 2 Present Perfect Questions</a> (<a href="#a2">Quiz 2 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q3">Quiz 3 Comparatives And Superlatives</a> (<a href="#a3">Quiz 3 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q4">Quiz 4 Past Continuous</a> (<a href="#a4">Quiz 4 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q5">Quiz 5 Auxiliary Verbs</a> (<a href="#a5">Quiz 5 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q6">Quiz 6 Modal Verbs</a> (<a href="#a6">Quiz 6 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q7">Quiz 7 Perfect Modal Verbs</a> (<a href="#a7">Quiz 7 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q8">Quiz 8 Have To</a> (<a href="#a8">Quiz 8 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q9">Quiz 9 Present Perfect Continuous</a> (<a href="#a9">Quiz 9 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q10">Quiz 10 Past Perfect</a> (<a href="#a10">Quiz 10 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q11">Quiz 11 Making Comparisons</a> (<a href="#a11">Quiz 11 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q12">Quiz 12 Fewer Less Fewest Least</a> (<a href="#a12">Quiz 12 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q13">Quiz 13 So And Such</a> (<a href="#a13">Quiz 13 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q14">Quiz 14 Be Able To</a> (<a href="#a14">Quiz 14 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q15">Quiz 15 Be Able To Past Tense</a> (<a href="#a15">Quiz 15 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q16">Quiz 16 Present Perfect Tense To Past Tense</a> (<a href="#a16">Quiz 16 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q17">Quiz 17 Past Continuous Vs Past</a> (<a href="#a17">Quiz 17 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q18">Quiz 18 Indirect Speech</a> (<a href="#a18">Quiz 18 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q19">Quiz 19 Eight Parts Of Speech</a> (<a href="#a19">Quiz 19 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q20">Quiz 20 Present Perfect Or Past Tense</a> (<a href="#a20">Quiz 20 Answers</a>)</p><p><a href="#q21">Quiz 21 Past Perfect Continuous Tense</a> (<a href="#a21">Quiz 21 Answers</a>)</p><h3 style="line-height: 30px; padding-left: 1%; padding-right: 1%;">Grammar Level 3<br />(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</h3><h3 id="q1">Quiz 1 Present Perfect</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the present perfect tense. (10 points)<br />1. He _______ _____________ Mexico many times. (visit)<br />2. John and Emily ________ ____________ there also. (be)<br />3. It ________ ___________ twice this week. (snow)<br />4. I _________ ____________ a doctor about my backache. (see)<br />5. You ________ ___________ me a lot of help. (give)<br />6. She _______ __________ a beautiful cake. (make)<br />7. My car ________ ___________ over 160,000 miles. (go)<br />8. The students in the classroom _______ ___________ late several times this week. (come)<br />9. The teacher _________ ___________ to them about this problem. (speak)<br />10. They _________ ____________ all their homework. (do)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Make each sentence negative in the present perfect tense. (10 points)<br />1. She __________ _________ any work yet today. (do)<br />2. I _________ ____________ any work today either. (do)<br />3. My cat __________ ___________ home since Tuesday. (be)<br />4. We _________ never ___________ before. (meet)<br />5. The computer __________ _____________ well lately. (work)<br />6. Sara and Ali _________ ___________ the house yet. (leave)<br />7. He _________ ____________ his bills on time. (pay)<br />8. You _________ __________ a dentist in several years. (see)<br />9. They _________ ___________ in Minnesota for very long. (live)<br />10. I ___________ __________ so much fun in a long time. (have)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “be” in the present perfect tense. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “do” in the present perfect tense negative . (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p> </p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a1">Quiz 1 Present Perfect (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each statement with the verb in the present perfect tense. (10 points)<br />1. He has visited Mexico many times. (visit)<br />2. John and Emily have been there also. (be)<br />3. It has snowed twice this week. (snow)<br />4. I have seen a doctor about my backache. (see)<br />5. You have given me a lot of help. (give)<br />6. She has made a beautiful cake. (make)<br />7. My car has gone over 160,000 miles. (go)<br />8. The students in the classroom have come late several times this week. (come)<br />9. The teacher has spoken to them about this problem. (speak)<br />10. They have done all their homework. (do)<br />Part B.<br />Directions: Make each sentence negative in the present perfect tense. (10 points)<br />1. She hasn’t done any work yet today. (do)<br />2. I haven’t done any work today either. (do)<br />3. My cat hasn’t been home since Tuesday. (be)<br />4. We have never met before. (meet)<br />5. The computer hasn’t worked well lately. (work)<br />6. Sara and Ali haven’t left the house yet. (leave)<br />7. He hasn’t paid his bills on time. (pay)<br />8. You haven’t seen a dentist in several years. (see)<br />9. They haven’t lived in Minnesota for very long. (live)<br />10. I haven’t had so much fun in a long time. (have)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “be” in the present perfect tense. (5 points)<br />singular<br />I have been, You have been, He has been, She has been, It has been</p><p>plural<br />We have been, You have been, They have been</p><p>Conjugate the verb “do” in the present perfect tense negative . (5 points)<br />singular<br />I haven’t done, You haven’t done, He hasn’t done, She hasn’t done, It hasn’t done</p><p>plural<br />We haven’t done, You haven’t done, They haven’t done</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q2">Quiz 2 Present Perfect Questions</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the present perfect tense. (20 points)<br />1. _________ he _____________ his dinner yet? (finish)<br />2. _________ they _____________ this movie before? (see)<br />3. ________ the plane already _____________? (land)<br />4. __________ I ____________ to you about this? (talk)<br />5. _________ the girl with the limp__________ to the doctor? (be)<br />6. __________ the team ever ___________ a game? (win)<br />7. How long _________ you _____________ each other? (know)<br />8. Where __________ he ___________? (be)<br />9. What ___________ they _____________? (do)<br />10. How many voters _______ the candidate __________ to? (talk)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question in the present perfect tense. Some are affirmative and some are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Why __________ he ___________ his work yet? (do – negative)<br />2. ___________ you ____________ the dishes? (do)<br />3. ___________ I ___________ you enough to eat? (give – negative)<br />4. Wow! Where __________ the time __________? (go)<br />5. Who __________ _____________ their work yet? (complete – negative)<br />6. ___________the dog ___________ all his food? (eat)<br />7. How much money __________ he ___________? (pay)<br />8. _____________ this ____________ fun? (be – negative)<br />9. Why ___________ Jorge and Martha ____________ us? (call – negative)<br />10. ____________ you ever ____________ in love before? (be)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “go” in the present perfect tense and in the form of a question. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “give” in the present perfect tense negative and in the form of a question. (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a2">Quiz 2 Present Perfect Questions (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question with the verb in the present perfect tense. (20 points)<br />1. Has he finished his dinner yet? (finish)<br />2. Have they seen this movie before? (see)<br />3. Has the plane already landed? (land)<br />4. Have I talked to you about this? (talk)<br />5. Has the girl with the limp been to the doctor? (be)<br />6. Has the team ever won a game? (win)<br />7. How long have you known each other? (know)<br />8. Where has he been? (be)<br />9. What have they done? (do)<br />10. How many voters has the candidate talked to? (talk)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question in the present perfect tense. Some are affirmative and some are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Why hasn’t he done his work yet? (do – negative)<br />2. Have you done the dishes? (do)<br />3. Haven’t I given you enough to eat? (give – negative)<br />4. Wow! Where has the time gone? (go)<br />5. Who hasn’t completed their work yet? (complete – negative)<br />6. Has the dog eaten all his food? (eat)<br />7. How much money has he paid? (pay)<br />8. Hasn’t this been fun? (be – negative)<br />9. Why haven’t Jorge and Martha called us? (call – negative)<br />10. Have you ever been in love before? (be)</p><p>Part C.<br />Directions: Conjugate the verb “go” in the present perfect tense and in the form of a question. (5 points)<br />singular<br />Have I gone, Have you gone, Has he gone, Has she gone, Has it gone</p><p>plural<br />Have we gone, Have you gone, Have they gone</p><p>Conjugate the verb “give” in the present perfect tense negative and in the form of a question. (5 points)<br />singular<br />Haven’t I given, Haven’t you given, Hasn’t he given, Hasn’t she given, Hasn’t it given</p><p>plural<br />Haven’t we given, Haven’t you given, Haven’t they given</p><p> </p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q3">Quiz 3 Comparatives And Superlatives</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with the comparative form. The words in parentheses are adjectives or adverbs. (10 points)<br />1. She is ___________ ___________ I am. (old)<br />2. These shoes are _________ ___________ ________those shoes. (expensive)<br />3. I think this pizza tastes ___________ ___________ the one we ordered from them the last time. (good)<br />4. The weather today is _____________ ____________ it was yesterday. (bad)<br />5. Jorge got home much ___________ last night ___________ he ever has. (late)<br />6. The state of Minnesota is a lot _____________ ___________ the state of Delaware. (big)<br />7. I wake up much ____________ now ____________ I did when I was younger. (early)<br />8. The sun is ______________ away from the earth ___________ the moon. (far)<br />9. Spanish is an ______________ language to learn _____________ English. (easy)<br />10. Riding a motorcycle is ___________ _________________ ____________ riding a bike. (dangerous)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence in the superlative form. The words in parentheses are adjectives. (10 points)<br />1. This is ________ ____________ ________________ car I have every owned. (expensive)<br />2. Maria is one of ________ ______________ players on the team. (good)<br />3. ________ _____________ month of the year in Minnesota is January. (cold)<br />4. He is __________ ______________ working employee in the company. (hard)<br />5. Who has __________ ______________ solution for fixing economic problems in the U.S.? (good)<br />6. Many Americans think George Bush has been _________ _____________ President we have ever had. (bad)<br />7. We had ______ __________ ____________ on our vacation last year. (fun)<br />8. A good education is ________ ___________ _______________ experience for a young person. (important)<br />9. That was ___________ ________________ story that I have ever heard. (funny)<br />10. Which country has ________ _______________ building? (tall)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a3">Quiz 3 Comparatives And Superlatives (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with the comparative form. The words in parentheses are adjectives or adverbs. (10 points)<br />1. She is older than I am. (old)<br />2. These shoes are more expensive than those shoes. (expensive)<br />3. I think this pizza tastes better than the one we ordered from them the last time. (good)<br />4. The weather today is worse than it was yesterday. (bad)<br />5. Jorge got home much later last night than he ever has. (late)<br />6. The state of Minnesota is a lot bigger than the state of Delaware. (big)<br />7. I wake up much earlier now than I did when I was younger. (early)<br />8. The sun is farther away from the earth than the moon. (far)<br />9. Spanish is an easier language to learn than English. (easy)<br />10. Riding a motorcycle is more dangerous than riding a bike. (dangerous)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence in the superlative form. The words in parentheses are adjectives. (10 points)<br />1. This is the most expensive car I have every owned. (expensive)<br />2. Maria is one of the best players on the team. (good)<br />3. The coldest month of the year in Minnesota is January. (cold)<br />4. He is the hardest working employee in the company. (hard)<br />5. Who has the best solution for fixing economic problems in the U.S.? (good)<br />6. Many Americans think George Bush has been the worst President we have ever had. (bad)<br />7. We had the most fun on our vacation last year. (fun)<br />8. A good education is the most important experience for a young person. (important)<br />9. That was the funniest story that I have ever heard. (funny)<br />10. Which country has the tallest building? (tall)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q4">Quiz 4 Past Continuous Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence in the past continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. She _______ ____________ on the phone five minutes ago. (talk)<br />2. I _________ _______________ to the radio this morning when I heard the news. (listen)<br />3. They _________ ____________ in Mexico last year. (live – negative)<br />4. You _________ ________________ last weekend. (work)<br />5. We _________ ______________ when the telephone rang. (sleep)<br />6. Bob bumped his head as he ________ ___________ into the car. (get)<br />7. It ___________ _____________ when we left home, but now it is. (rain – negative)<br />8. I ________ ____________ dinner while talking on the phone.(make)<br />9. The students ____________ ______________ very much last week, so they forgot what they had learned. (study – negative)<br />10. Maria _________ ____________ what she had to do to get the job done. (do – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Make questions in the past continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. What _________ she ____________ last weekend? (do)<br />2. __________ you _______________ yesterday? (work)<br />3. Why _________ they ______________ so angry? (get)<br />4. __________ the sun ______________ earlier? (shine)<br />5. When __________ Ted _____________ on the phone? (talk)<br />6. __________ I _________________ last night? (snore)<br />7. How _________ he ___________ his bills when he lost his job? (pay)<br />8. _____________ the baby ______________ just now? (cry)<br />9. How much money __________ you ____________ at that company? (make)<br />10. ___________ we _________________ too loudly? (laugh)</p><p>Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “go” in the past continuous tense (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>Conjugate the verb “talk” in the past continuous tense negative (5 points)<br />singular</p><p>plural</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a4">Quiz 4 Past Continuous Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence in the past continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. She was talking on the phone five minutes ago. (talk)<br />2. I was listening to the radio this morning when I heard the news. (listen)<br />3. They weren’t living in Mexico last year. (live – negative)<br />4. You were working last weekend. (work)<br />5. We were sleeping when the telephone rang. (sleep)<br />6. Bob bumped his head as he was getting into the car. (get)<br />7. It wasn’t raining when we left home, but now it is. (rain – negative)<br />8. I was making dinner while talking on the phone.(make)<br />9. The students weren’t studying very much last week, so they forgot what they had learned. (study – negative)<br />10. Maria wasn’t doing what she had to do to get the job done. (do – negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Make questions in the past continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. What was she doing last weekend? (do)<br />2. Were you working yesterday? (work)<br />3. Why were they getting so angry? (get)<br />4. Was the sun shining earlier? (shine)<br />5. When was Ted talking on the phone? (talk)<br />6. Was I snoring last night? (snore)<br />7. How was he paying his bills when he lost his job? (pay)<br />8. Was the baby crying just now? (cry)<br />9. How much money were you making at that company? (make)<br />10. Were we laughing too loudly? (laugh)</p><p>Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “go” in the past continuous tense (5 points)<br />singular<br />I was going, You were going, He was going, She was going, It was going</p><p>plural<br />We were going, You were going, They were going</p><p>Conjugate the verb “talk” in the past continuous tense negative (5 points)<br />singular<br />I wasn’t talking, You weren’t talking, He wasn’t talking, She wasn’t talking, It wasn’t talking (rare)</p><p>plural<br />We weren’t talking, You weren’t talking, They weren’t talking</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q5">Quiz 5 Auxiliary Verbs</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete the second part of each sentence with the correct auxiliary verb. (10 points)</p><p>1. He wanted to go to the movies, and so _________ she.<br />2. I like to eat Vietnamese food, and you _________ too.<br />3. Martha knows how to make a really good pizza, and Robert _________ too.<br />4. We have had the same car for over 10 years, and so ____________ they.<br />5. You can play guitar really well, and so ___________ I.<br />6. They decided to barbeque outside last night, and we ___________ too.<br />7. She had been to that restaurant before, and so __________ he.<br />8. Sara and Oscar might get married next year, and Oscar’s brother ___________ too.<br />9. The teacher was late to class this morning, and so ____________ the students.<br />10. Tigist is going to be at the party, and so __________ Roger.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete the second part of each sentence with the correct auxiliary verb. Notice that these sentences are all negative (10 points)<br />1. Her children don’t like to eat that kind of food, and mine ___________ either.<br />2. I have never been to Montanta, and neither ____________ you.<br />3. Jim isn’t going to get a new bike this year, and his friend Bill __________ either.<br />4. He can’t play the piano very well, and neither __________ his sister.<br />5. You never do the dishes, and neither ____________ your roommate.<br />6. We didn’t go to the party Saturday night, and they ______________ either.<br />7. His car doesn’t work anymore, and neither _____________ his motorcycle.<br />8. I don’t have to go to work tomorrow, and you ______________ either.<br />9. Jennifer doesn’t want him to leave right now, and neither ___________ he.<br />10. They had never seen a shooting star before, and their neighbors _______________ either.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a5">Quiz 5 Auxiliary Verbs (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete the second part of each sentence with the correct auxiliary verb. (10 points)</p><p>1. He wanted to go to the movies, and so did she.<br />2. I like to eat Vietnamese food, and you do too.<br />3. Martha knows how to make a really good pizza, and Robert does too.<br />4. We have had the same car for over 10 years, and so have they.<br />5. You can play guitar really well, and so can I.<br />6. They decided to barbeque outside last night, and we did too.<br />7. She had been to that restaurant before, and so had he.<br />8. Sara and Oscar might get married next year, and Oscar’s brother might too. (or use “also” instead of “too”)<br />9. The teacher was late to class this morning, and so were the students.<br />10. Tigist is going to be at the party, and so is Roger.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete the second part of each sentence with the correct auxiliary verb. Notice that these sentences are all negative (10 points)<br />1. Her children don’t like to eat that kind of food, and mine don’t either.<br />2. I have never been to Montanta, and neither have you.<br />3. Jim isn’t going to get a new bike this year, and his friend Bill isn’t either.<br />4. He can’t play the piano very well, and neither can his sister.<br />5. You never do the dishes, and neither does your roommate.<br />6. We didn’t go to the party Saturday night, and they didn’t either.<br />7. His car doesn’t work anymore, and neither does his motorcycle.<br />8. I don’t have to go to work tomorrow, and you don’t either.<br />9. Jennifer doesn’t want him to leave right now, and neither does he.<br />10. They had never seen a shooting star before, and their neighbors hadn’t either.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q6">Quiz 6 Modal Verbs</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question or sentence with a modal verb and a main verb. The modal verb goes first. The main verb goes second. (10 points)<br />Modal verbs: can / may / should / must / will / might / could (use more than once)<br />Main verbs: see / live / bring / eat / find / do / help / play / pay / rain (use only once)</p><p>1. My teacher ________ __________ some cookies to class today. We don’t know yet.<br />2. You really _________ __________ a doctor about your illness.<br />3. __________ I ___________ you?<br />4. After Jeff graduates from college, he ________ definitely ____________ in New York.<br />5. Tatania ________ __________ the piano really well.<br />6. We __________ ____________ our taxes before April 15.<br />7. The weatherman said that it __________ __________ later tonight.<br />8. You _________ ___________ less meat because it’s not good for your health to eat too much.<br />9. They _________ probably ___________ good jobs in Minnesota if they decide to move there.<br />10. __________ you __________ me a favor, please?</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Choose the correct modal verb and main verb to complete each sentence. (5 points)<br />1. The doctor told me that I ______________ smoking.<br />A. will like B. should stop C. must try<br />2. My girlfriend ______________ to the party this weekend because she is scheduled to work.<br />A. can’t go B. shouldn’t drive C. will go<br />3. This computer ______________ better if it has more memory.<br />A. can’t move B. should go C. will work<br />4. If I don’t stop at a gas station soon, I ____________ out of gas.<br />A. might run B. can be C. will do<br />5. The young woman called her boss to tell him that she _____________ late to work this morning.<br />A. can be B. must be C. will be</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a6">Quiz 6 Modal Verbs (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />1. My teacher might bring some cookies to class today. We don’t know yet.<br />2. You really should see a doctor about your illness.<br />3. May I help you?<br />4. After Jeff graduates from college, he will definitely live in New York.<br />5. Tatania can play the piano really well.<br />6. We must pay our taxes before April 15.<br />7. The weatherman said that it might rain later tonight. (“will” is also okay.)<br />8. You should eat less meat because it’s not good for your health to eat too much.<br />9. They will probably find good jobs in Minnesota if they decide to move there. (“can” is also okay.)<br />10. Could you do me a favor, please? (“Can you do….” and “Will you do….” are also okay.)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Choose the correct modal verb and main verb to complete each sentence. (5 points)<br />1. The doctor told me that I should stop smoking.<br />A. will like B. should stop C. must try<br />2. My girlfriend can’t go to the party this weekend because she is scheduled to work.<br />A. can’t go B. shouldn’t drive C. will go<br />3. This computer will work better if it has more memory.<br />A. can’t move B. should go C. will work<br />4. If I don’t stop at a gas station soon, I might run out of gas.<br />A. might run B. can be C. will do<br />5. The young woman called her boss to tell him that she will be late to work this morning.<br />A. can be B. must be C. will be</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q7">Quiz 7 Perfect Modal Verbs</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question or sentence with should have or could have, and a main verb. The main verb will be in the form of a past participle. (10 points)<br />For example: You ________ ________ __________ (be) more helpful to that elderly woman. (offering advice)<br />You should have been more helpful to that elderly woman.<br />* should have = past advice, capability, or responsibility / * could have = past possibility<br />1. I _________ _________ _________ (help) you last weekend if you had asked. (possibility)<br />2. He _________ ________ ___________ (talk) to the doctor about his stomach pains. (advice)<br />3. _____________ they _________ ____________(do) all that work already? (possibility)<br />4. Maria __________ ___________ ____________ (eat) that whole pizza by herself–she was so hungry! (possibility)<br />5. My students ___________ __________ __________ (finish) their assignment by now. (capability)<br />6. ____________n’t that company __________ ____________ (pay) their employees on time? (responsibility)<br />7. Why ___________n’t you __________ ___________ (meet) me earlier? Now we don’t have any time. (possibility)<br />8. The disaster ____________ never ___________ ________________(happen) . It was preventable. (possibility)<br />9. President Bush __________ __________ ___________(tell) the American people they needed to make more personal sacrifices once the Iraq War began. (responsibility)<br />10. You __________ __________ __________(be) able to complete the test within 60 minutes. (capability — in this sentence, “complete” is the main verb. That means there are seven words in the verb phrase!)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with would have or should have and a main verb. (10 points)<br />* would have = past tense of will / * should have = past advice, capability, or responsibility<br />1. If I had known you were coming, I _________ ___________ ____________ (make) extra cookies.<br />2. We __________ _________ __________ (fix) the leak in the roof before the storm made it worse.<br />3. You _________n’t _________ __________ (go) into that strange house if it was empty.<br />4. It __________ _________ __________ (take) longer to get dinner made without your help.<br />5. Before going to the beach, they _________ __________ __________(check) the weather because it rained.<br />6. The doctor told her she __________ __________ ___________ (be) on a diet the last few years.<br />7. The party _________ __________ ____________ (be) more fun if you were there.<br />8. My friend __________ _________ _________ (make) a lot of money if he had sold his stock in the company earlier.<br />9. I __________ __________ ____________ (do) anything just to spend a few more hours with you.<br />10. They really ___________n’t ___________ gotten _____________ (marry) so fast.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a7">Quiz 7 Perfect Modal Verbs (Answers)</h4><p>TBD</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q8">Quiz 8 Have To</h3><p>Part A. have to (present tense)<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with “have to” and the main verb in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses as the main verb. (10 points)<br />1. He _______ ______ ________ to the bank later. (go)<br />2. We ________ ________ ________ some bread from the store. (get)<br />3. You ________ ________ ________ ________ tomorrow. (work–negative)<br />4. ________ I ________ __________ ___________ a doctor for this problem? (see)<br />5. _________ she _________ ________ __________ her assignment? (finish)<br />6. Enough money _________ _________ __________ in the bank for us to pay our mortgage. (be)<br />7. They ________ ________ ________ at the airport before 6:00. (be)<br />8. You _________ _________ ________ _________ all that work yourself. (do–negative)<br />9. ________ you ________ ________ _________ the door? (lock–negative)<br />10. Harold ________ ________ _________ a new job. (get)</p><p>Part B. have to (past tense)<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with “have to” and the main verb in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses as the main verb. (10 points)<br />1. The children ________ ________ __________ all their vegetables before leaving the dinner table. (eat)<br />2. I _________ ________ __________ a new pair of shoes yesterday. (buy)<br />3. We _________ _________ ________ _________ the party so early. (leave–negative)<br />4. _________ she _________ __________ __________ to school this morning? (go)<br />5. The driver _________ _________ __________ his car at the side of the road. (stop)<br />6. Why _________ it__________ ________ __________ so long to finish? (take)<br />7. The neighbors said we _________ __________ _________ __________ our music last night. (turn down)<br />8. _________ I __________ __________ __________ this to the teacher? (give)<br />9. Maria _________ _________ __________ her son get into a good school. (help)<br />10. You _________ ________ _________ ________ the dishes. (do–negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a8">Quiz 8 Have To (Answers)</h4><p>Part A. have to (present tense)<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with “have to” and the main verb in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses as the main verb. (10 points)<br />1. He has to go to the bank later. (go)<br />2. We have to get some bread from the store. (get)<br />3. You don’t have to work tomorrow. (work–negative)<br />4. Do I have to see a doctor for this problem? (see)<br />5. Does she have to finish her assignment? (finish)<br />6. Enough money has to be in the bank for us to pay our mortgage. (be)<br />7. They have to be at the airport before 6:00. (be)<br />8. You don’t have to do all that work yourself. (do–negative)<br />9. Don’t you have to lock the door? (lock–negative)<br />10. Harold has to get a new job. (get)</p><p>Part B. have to (past tense)<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with “have to” and the main verb in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses as the main verb. (10 points)<br />1. The children had to eat all their vegetables before leaving the dinner table. (eat)<br />2. I had to buy a new pair of shoes yesterday. (buy)<br />3. We didn’t have to leave the party so early. (leave–negative)<br />4. Did she have to go to school this morning? (go)<br />5. The driver had to stop his car at the side of the road. (stop)<br />6. Why did it have to take so long to finish? (take)<br />7. The neighbors said we had to turn down our music last night. (turn down)<br />8. Did I have to give this to the teacher? (give)<br />9. Maria had to help her son get into a good school. (help)<br />10. You didn’t have to do the dishes. (do–negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q9">Quiz 9 Present Perfect Continuous</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the present perfect continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. She ________ _________ ___________ at that company for three years. (work)<br />2. The students _________ __________ ___________ a new textbook this year. (use)<br />3. Barry _________ __________ ____________ very well lately. (feel — negative)<br />4. We __________ __________ ___________ a lot about perfect tenses. (learn)<br />5. _________ it __________ ___________ all day? (rain)<br />6. My sister _________ __________ ____________ on her cell phone for the last hour. (talk)<br />7. My car __________ __________ ____________ very well lately. (run–negative)<br />8. How __________ you __________ ___________ in school? (do)<br />9. How long _________ he ___________ ___________ her? (see*)<br />10. I __________ ___________ _____________ very hard on my English. (work)<br />* see = go out with; have a relationship with someone</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the present perfect continuous tense or the present perfect tense. (Some sentence can use either tense, but please consider the best choice for each situation.) 10 points.<br />1. He ____________________________ himself while working with that machine many times. (hurt)<br />2. We ____________________________ a lot of fresh fruit lately. (eat)<br />3. They ___________________________ on their vacation yet. (leave–negative)<br />4. I _______________________________ this girl I met at work, but I don’t think she likes me anymore. (see)<br />5. Why _____________ you _________________________ so much these last few weeks? (smoke)<br />6. ___________ you _____________________________? I smell alcohol on your breath. (drink)<br />7. Ali ______________________________ a lot of money in the stock market since he began investing. (lose)<br />8. The teacher ______________________________ a solution to the problem. (find)<br />9. It ____________________________________ here in several weeks. (rain — negative)<br />10. ___________ you _______________________ your homework yet? (do)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a9">Quiz 9 Present Perfect Continuous (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the present perfect continuous tense. (10 points)<br />1. She has been working at that company for three years. (work)<br />2. The students have been using a new textbook this year. (use)<br />3. Barry hasn’t been feeling very well lately. (feel — negative)<br />4. We have been learning a lot about perfect tenses. (learn)<br />5. Has it been raining all day? (rain)<br />6. My sister has been talking on her cell phone for the last hour. (talk)<br />7. My car hasn’t been running very well lately. (run–negative)<br />8. How have you been doing in school? (do)<br />9. How long has he been seeing her? (see*)<br />10. I have been working very hard on my English. (work)<br />* see = go out with; have a relationship with someone</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the present perfect continuous tense or the present perfect tense. (Some sentence can use either tense, but please consider the best choice for each situation.)<br />1. He has hurt himself while working with that machine many times. (hurt)<br />2. We have been eating a lot of fresh fruit lately. (eat)<br />3. They haven’t left on their vacation yet. (leave–negative)<br />4. I have been seeing this girl I met at work, but I don’t think she likes me anymore. (see)<br />5. Why have you been smoking so much these last few weeks? (smoke)<br />6. Have you been drinking? I smell alcohol on your breath. (drink)<br />7. Ali has lost a lot of money in the stock market since he began investing. (lose)<br />8. The teacher has found a solution to the problem. (find)<br />9. It hasn’t rained here in several weeks. (rain — negative)<br />10. Have you done your homework yet? (do)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q10">Quiz 10 Past Perfect Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the past perfect tense. Some sentences are negative. (10<br />points)<br />1. Before she became a professional photographer, she __________ __________college for four years. (attend)<br />2. After the game __________ finally __________, everyone went home. (end)<br />3. The teacher told us that he __________ __________ out only two A’s to his students this quarter. (give)<br />4. She __________ previously __________ an office manger before she became a police officer. (be)<br />5. What did they say they __________ __________ with their old car? (do)<br />6. When I talked with the salesperson, he said that he _________ __________ time to place my order. (have — negative)<br />7. The rocket exploded in mid-air after it __________ __________ the launch pad. (leave)<br />8. They were sure that they __________ __________ the wrong decision to move. (make — negative)<br />9. If she __________ ___________ all that weight, she definitely would have died. (lose — negative)<br />10. We asked our accountant if he __________ ___________ doing our taxes. (finish)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question or statement<br />with the past tense or the past perfect tense. (Some sentence can use either tense, but please consider the best choice for each situation.) 10 points.<br />1. How __________ the dog ___________ himself? (hurt)<br />2. Why did he say he __________ __________ the work when it was clear that he hadn’t? (do)<br />3. __________ we __________ more time, we would have visited more places. (have)<br />4. This computer __________ __________ very much money. (cost — negative)<br />5. Why didn’t you ask your supervisor if she __________ __________ yet a decision about your hours? (make)<br />6. They __________ __________ to order any more food because they had already eaten enough. (want — negative)<br />7. Didn’t you realize that you ___________ __________ your alarm clock properly? (set — negative)<br />8. Dora’s father wanted to know why the teacher __________ __________ her a failing grade. (give)<br />9. What time __________ the store ___________ last night? (close)<br />10. They __________ ___________ to a party in a very long time. (be — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a10">Quiz 10 Past Perfect Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question with the past perfect tense. Some sentences are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Before she became a professional photographer, she had attended college for four years. (attend)<br />2. After the game had finally ended, everyone went home. (end)<br />3. The teacher told us that he had given out only two A’s to his students this quarter. (give)<br />4. She had previously been an office manger before she became a police officer. (be)<br />5. What did they say they had done with their old car? (do)<br />6. When I talked with the salesperson, he said that he hadn’t had time to place my order. (have — negative)<br />7. The rocket exploded in mid-air after it had left the launch pad. (leave)<br />8. They were sure that they hadn’t made the wrong decision to move. (make — negative)<br />9. If she hadn’t lost all that weight, she definitely would have died. (lose — negative)<br />10. We asked our accountant if he had finished doing our taxes. (finish)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question or statement with the past tense or the past perfect tense. (Some sentence can use either tense, but please consider the best choice for each situation.) 10 points.<br />1. How did the dog hurt himself? (hurt)<br />2. Why did he say he had done the work when it was clear that he hadn’t? (do)<br />3. Had we had more time, we would have visited more places. (have)<br />4. This computer didn’t cost very much money. (cost — negative)<br />5. Why didn’t you ask your supervisor if she had made yet a decision about your hours? (make)<br />6. They didn’t want to order any more food because they had already eaten enough. (want — negative)<br />7. Didn’t you realize that you hadn’t set your alarm clock properly? (set — negative)<br />8. Dora’s father wanted to know why the teacher had given her a failing grade. (give)<br />9. What time did the store close last night? (close)<br />10. They hadn’t been to a party in a very long time. (be — negative)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q11">Quiz 11 Making Comparisons</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct verb.<br />Example: He’s much stronger than I ______. (the answer is “am”)<br />1. Donna knows more about science than I __________.<br />2. You finished your work faster than he __________.<br />3. She can play the piano better than you __________.<br />4. I’ve had more experience than she __________.<br />5. This costs more than the other one __________.<br />6. We liked the pizza more than they __________.<br />7. We ate more pizza than they __________.<br />8. Michael hasn’t been as cooperative as David __________.<br />9. I’m much faster at this than you __________.<br />10. This doesn’t work as well as that one __________.<br />11. You know more people at this party than I __________.<br />12. She doesn’t work as many hours as he __________.<br />13. He’s not as fast as she __________.<br />14. This is worse than that one __________.<br />15. He’s seen many more movies than you __________.<br />16. His car wasn’t as expensive as hers __________.<br />17. This won’t take as long as the other one __________.<br />18. I can hold my breath longer than you __________.<br />19. These flowers lasted longer than those other ones __________.<br />20. Teresa doesn’t do it as well as you __________.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence from Part A with a pronoun.<br />Example: He’s much stronger than ______. (the answer is “me”)<br />1. Donna knows more about science than __________.<br />2. You finished your work faster than __________.<br />3. She can play the piano better than __________.<br />4. I’ve had more experience than __________.<br />5. This costs more than the other __________.<br />6. We liked the pizza more than __________.<br />7. We ate more pizza than __________.<br />8. Michael hasn’t been as cooperative as __________.<br />9. I’m much faster at this than __________.<br />10. This doesn’t work as well as that __________.<br />11. You know more people at this party than __________.<br />12. She doesn’t work as many hours as __________.<br />13. He’s not as fast as __________.<br />14. This is worse than that __________.<br />15. He’s seen many more movies than __________.<br />16. His car wasn’t as expensive as _________.<br />17. This won’t take as long as the other __________.<br />18. I can hold my breath longer than __________.<br />19. These flowers lasted longer than those other __________.<br />20. Teresa doesn’t do it as well as __________.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a11">Quiz 11 Making Comparisons (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with the correct verb.<br />Example: He’s much stronger than I ______. (the answer is “am”)<br />1. Donna knows more about science than I ___do_____.<br />2. You finished your work faster than he ___did_____.<br />3. She can play the piano better than you ___can_____.<br />4. I’ve had more experience than she ___has_____.<br />5. This costs more than the other one __does_____.<br />6. We liked the pizza more than they ___did_____.<br />7. We ate more pizza than they ___did____.<br />8. Michael hasn’t been as cooperative as David ___has____.<br />9. I’m much faster at this than you __are_____.<br />10. This doesn’t work as well as that one ___does_____.<br />11. You know more people at this party than I ___do____.<br />12. She doesn’t work as many hours as he __does______.<br />13. He’s not as fast as she ___is_____.<br />14. This is worse than that one ___is_____.<br />15. He’s seen many more movies than you ___have____.<br />16. His car wasn’t as expensive as hers ___was_____.<br />17. This won’t take as long as the other one __will_____.<br />18. I can hold my breath longer than you ____can____.<br />19. These flowers lasted longer than those other ones __did_____.<br />20. Teresa doesn’t do it as well as you ___do____.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence from Part A with a pronoun.<br />Example: He’s much stronger than ______. (the answer is “me”)<br />1. Donna knows more about science than ___me_____.<br />2. You finished your work faster than ___him_____.<br />3. She can play the piano better than ___you_____.<br />4. I’ve had more experience than ___her_____.<br />5. This costs more than the other ___one_____.<br />6. We liked the pizza more than __them_____.<br />7. We ate more pizza than ___them_____.<br />8. Michael hasn’t been as cooperative as ___him_____.<br />9. I’m much faster at this than ___you_____.<br />10. This doesn’t work as well as that ___one_____.<br />11. You know more people at this party than ____me____.<br />12. She doesn’t work as many hours as ____him____.<br />13. He’s not as fast as ___her_____.<br />14. This is worse than that ___one_____.<br />15. He’s seen many more movies than __you______.<br />16. His car wasn’t as expensive as ___hers____.<br />17. This won’t take as long as the other __one______.<br />18. I can hold my breath longer than ___you_____.<br />19. These flowers lasted longer than those other __ones_____.<br />20. Teresa doesn’t do it as well as __you______.</p><p>Note: The sentences above in Part B are good examples for spoken English, but the sentences in Part A sound a little better.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q12">Quiz 12 Fewer & less for comparisons and fewest& least as superlatives</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “fewer” or “less.”<br />1. There were __________ men at the party than women.<br />2. I have __________ time to do things this year than last year.<br />3. We need __________ help this week compared to last week.<br />4. George worked __________ than 30 hours this week.<br />5. Many Americans are choosing to have __________ children because of the economy.<br />6. They made __________ money this year than last year.<br />7. I hope you are making __________ mistakes with your English since you started coming to this website.<br />8. There’s __________ daylight in the winter than in the summer.<br />9. There are __________ hours of darkness in the summer than in the winter.<br />10. __________ people want to go into that profession these days.<br />11. ___________ and ___________ customers are buying those products.<br />12. We’re using ___________ water now after installing water-saving toilets.<br />13. He has __________ opportunities to find a job without a college degree.<br />14. You should use __________ butter in this cookie recipe than the recipe calls for.<br />15. There’s __________ and __________ work available for people who need jobs.<br />16. She spent __________ time this month practicing her violin which resulted in some poor performances.<br />17. I’ve noticed __________ mosquitoes this year compared to last year.<br />18. Our teacher gave us __________ homework today than yesterday.<br />19. It would be __________ of a hassle if you could just take care of the situation yourself.<br />20. They have __________financial problems this year because their father found a new job that pays well.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “fewest” or “least.”<br />1. Of all the houses we saw, I liked that one the __________.<br />2. They have the __________ new members compared to the other groups.<br />3. Don’t mention it. It was the __________ I could do.<br />4. This recipe uses the __________ oil.<br />5. Compared to other years, the hospital recorded the _________ number of deaths related to gun-shot wounds.<br />6. This is the __________ of my worries.<br />7. We received the ___________ new applications this year compared to all the other years we have been in business.<br />8. Their company had the ___________ violations within their industry.<br />9. I’ve owned many good cars during my lifetime. This one has given me the ___________ trouble.<br />10. During the week, we see the __________ students on Thursday.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a12">Quiz 12 Fewer & less for comparisons and fewest& least as superlatives (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “fewer” or “less.”<br />1. There were __fewer__ men at the party than women.<br />2. I have ___less___ time to do things this year than last year.<br />3. We need __less_____ help this week compared to last week.<br />4. George worked ___fewer__ than 30 hours this week.<br />5. Many Americans are choosing to have ___fewer____ children because of the economy.<br />6. They made ___less____ money this year than last year.<br />7. I hope you are making ___fewer___ mistakes with your English since you started coming to this website.<br />8. There’s __less____ daylight in the winter than in the summer.<br />9. There are ___fewer___ hours of darkness in the summer than in the winter.<br />10. _Fewer____ people want to go into that profession these days.<br />11. __Fewer____ and __fewer_____ customers are buying those products.<br />12. We’re using __less__ water now after installing water-saving toilets.<br />13. He has __fewer__ opportunities to find a job without a college degree.<br />14. You should use __less___ butter in this cookie recipe than the recipe calls for.<br />15. There’s ___less___ and __less____ work available for people who need jobs.<br />16. She spent __less__ time this month practicing her violin which resulted in some poor performances.<br />17. I’ve noticed __fewer___ mosquitoes this year compared to last year.<br />18. Our teacher gave us __less__ homework today than yesterday.<br />19. It would be ___less___ of a hassle if you could just take care of the situation yourself.<br />20. They have ___fewer___financial problems this year because their father found a new job that pays well.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “fewest” or “least.”<br />1. Of all the houses we saw, I liked that one the __least____.<br />2. They have the ___fewest___ new members compared to the other groups.<br />3. Don’t mention it. It was the ___least___ I could do.<br />4. This recipe uses the __least_____ oil.<br />5. Compared to other years, the hospital recorded the __fewest___ number of deaths related to gun-shot wounds.<br />6. This is the ___least____ of my worries.<br />7. We received the __fewest__ new applications this year compared to all the other years we have been in business.<br />8. Their company had the ___fewest___ violations within their industry.<br />9. I’ve owned many good cars during my lifetime. This one has given me the ___least____ trouble.<br />10. During the week, we see the __fewest__ students on Thursday.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q13">Quiz 13 So And Such</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “so” or “such.”<br />1. That movie was ________ good.<br />2. That was _________ a good movie.<br />3. He’s __________ a good speaker.<br />4. The food at that restaurant was ________ bad!<br />5. If you had ________ a bad experience, why did you stay at that hotel?<br />6. _________ experiences are rare.<br />7. They made _________ much money, they couldn’t keep track of it.<br />8. This is ________ a bad idea.<br />9. There was ________ much food at the party last night.<br />10. There were ________ many people there.<br />11. It’s hard to believe they could think ________ a thing.<br />12. How could anyone do something ________ awful<br />13. _________ an opportunity doesn’t come along every day.<br />14. His speech was ________ long, a few people fell asleep.<br />15. We have ________ few choices for places to live.<br />16. Is this really _________ a difficult decision for you?<br />17. The roads are ________ slippery that they’re hard to drive on.<br />18. The pizza was hard to eat because it was ________ a sloppy mess.<br />19. Why are you being _________ hard on yourself?<br />20. Why do you put up with ________ a difficult boss?</p><p>Part B. American Vernacular<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “so” or “such.”<br />1. _________ is life.<br />2. Her baby is __________ cute.<br />3. Hold your head just ________ .<br />4. We’ll make a decision at _________ and _________ a time.<br />5. Oh no! Say it ain’t __________!<br />6. She loves him ________.<br />7. Wow! _________ nerve! I can’t believe he did that.<br />8. Someone said you’re quitting your job. Is that _________?<br />9. Yes, I saw what they did. ________ what? I don’t care.<br />10. He walked quietly _________ as not to wake the children.<br />11. A house _________ as theirs must cost a lot of money.<br />12. A: How did you do on the test? B: Oh, just ______ – _______.<br />13. We’re ________ not doing that.<br />14. Everything for the party was just _________ until it rained.<br />15. This is my website–_________ as it is. I’m still working on it.<br />16. Have you ever seen __________ wealth?<br />17. His attitude is __________ that it’s hard to work with him.<br />18. Thank-you for being ________ a big help.<br />19. You are _________ busted. Your parents are going to be angry.<br />20. Why do I have to stop playing basketball? Who said ________?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a13">Quiz 13 So And Such (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “so” or “such.”<br />1. That movie was ___so___ good.<br />2. That was ___such_____ a good movie.<br />3. He’s ____such____ a good speaker.<br />4. The food at that restaurant was ___so____ bad!<br />5. If you had __such___ a bad experience, why did you stay at that hotel?<br />6. _Such____ experiences are rare.<br />7. They made ____so___ much money, they couldn’t keep track of it.<br />8. This is ___such___ a bad idea.<br />9. There was ___so___ much food at the party last night.<br />10. There were ___so___ many people there.<br />11. It’s hard to believe they could think ____such____ a thing.<br />12. How could anyone do something ___so____ awful<br />13. _Such____ an opportunity doesn’t come along every day.<br />14. His speech was ___so___ long, a few people fell asleep.<br />15. We have ___so___ few choices for places to live.<br />16. Is this really ___such____ a difficult decision for you?<br />17. The roads are __so____ slippery that they’re hard to drive on.<br />18. The pizza was hard to eat because it was ___such___ a sloppy mess.<br />19. Why are you being ___so____ hard on yourself?<br />20. Why do you put up with ___such___ a difficult boss?</p><p>Part B. American Vernacular<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “so” or “such.”<br />1. _Such___ is life.<br />2. Her baby is ____so____ cute.<br />3. Hold your head just ___so___ .<br />4. We’ll make a decision at __such_____ and ____such___ a time.<br />5. Oh no! Say it ain’t ___so_____! (“so” = true)<br />6. She loves him ____so____.<br />7. Wow! __Such____ nerve! I can’t believe he did that.<br />8. Someone said you’re quitting your job. Is that ___so____?<br />9. Yes, I saw what they did. ___So___ what? I don’t care.<br />10. He walked quietly ____so____ as not to wake the children.<br />11. A house ___such____ as theirs must cost a lot of money.<br />12. A: How did you do on the test? B: Oh, just __so___ – __so____.<br />13. We’re ___so____ not doing that.<br />14. Everything for the party was just ____so_____ until it rained.<br />15. This is my website–___such___ as it is. I’m still working on it.<br />16. Have you ever seen ___such______ wealth?<br />17. His attitude is ___such_____ that it’s hard to work with him.<br />18. Thank-you for being __such____ a big help.<br />19. You are ____so___ busted. Your parents are going to be angry.<br />20. Why do I have to stop playing basketball? Who said ___so___?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q14">Quiz 14 Be Able To</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “(be) able to” in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. We ________ ________ ________ __________ to your party. (come)<br />2. She ________ ________ ________ __________ skiing. (go — negative)<br />3. I __________ ________ ________ __________ you. (help)<br />4. The church ________ _______ ________ __________ shelter to people who need it. (provide)<br />5. Sam ________ ________ ________ ________ a job. (find — negative)<br />6. This car ________ ________ ________ _________ speeds of over 170 miles per hour. (reach)<br />7. My neighbors ________ _________ ________ _________ their mortgage, so they’re moving. (pay — negative)<br />8. My grandmother _________ ________ _________ _________ without her glasses. (see — negative)<br />9. Her three-year-old daughter ________ ________ ________ _______ herself. (dress)<br />10. An ant ________ ________ ________ ________ objects that are larger and heavier than itself. (carry)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “(be) able to” in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. _________ you _______ ________ ________? (drive)<br />2. ________ she ________ ________ ________ today? (work)<br />3. ________ I ________ _________ _________ a day off soon? (get)<br />4. ________ your friends ________ ________ _________ over? (come)</p><p>Part B. (continued)<br />5. ________ Pedro _______ _______ _________ English? (speak — negative)<br />6 . ________ your dog ________ ________ ________ any tricks? (do)<br />7. Why __________ he _________ ________ __________ to work today? (go — negative)<br />8. __________ the students ________ ________ ________ their own books? (have)<br />9. Why _________ they ________ ________ __________ to class on time? (get — negative)<br />10. How many people _________ you _________ ________ _______ in your car? (fit)</p><p>Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “see” using “(be) able to” in the present tense.<br />singular<br />I, You, He, She, It</p><p>plural<br />We, You, They</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a14">Quiz 14 Be Able To (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “(be) able to” in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. We ________are able to come ____________to your party. (come)<br />2. She _______isn’t able to go ______skiing. (go — negative)<br />3. I _____ am able to help __________ you. (help)<br />4. The church _____is able to provide ____ shelter to people who need it. (provide)<br />5. Sam ______ isn’t able to find ______ a job. (find — negative)<br />6. This car _____is able to reach ______speeds of over 170 miles per hour. (reach)<br />7. My neighbors _______ aren’t able to pay _____ their mortgage, so they’re moving. (pay — negative)<br />8. My grandmother _______ isn’t able to see _____ without her glasses. (see — negative)<br />9. Her three-year-old daughter _______ is able to dress ________herself. (dress)<br />10. An ant _____ is able to carry ______ objects that are larger and heavier than itself. (carry)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “(be) able to” in the present tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. ___Are __ you ___able to drive ____? (drive)<br />2. ___Is ____ she _____ able to work _____ today? (work)<br />3. ___Am ___ I _____ able to get ____ a day off soon? (get)<br />4. ___Are ___ your friends ____ able to come ____ over? (come)</p><p>Part B. (continued)<br />5. ___Isn’t___ Pedro ___able to speak ______ English? (speak — negative)<br />6 . ___Is ___ your dog ____ able to do ____ any tricks? (do)<br />7. Why ___isn’t ___ he ______ able to go _______ to work today? (go — negative)<br />8. ___Are __ the students _____ able to have _____ their own books? (have)<br />9. Why ___aren’t ___ they ____ able to get ______ to class on time? (get — negative)<br />10. How many people ___ are___ you _____ able to fit _____ in your car? (fit)<br />Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “see” using “(be) able to” in the present tense.<br />singular<br />I am able to see, You are able to see, He is able to see, She is able to see, It is able to see</p><p>plural<br />We are able to see, You are able to see, They are able to see</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q15">Quiz 15 Be Able To Past Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “(be) able to” in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. She _______ ________ _______ ________ her doctor yesterday. (see)<br />2. My friends _________ _________ _________ _________ me at the coffee shop. (meet)<br />3. Bob ________ ________ _________ _________ the door to his apartment. (open — negative)<br />4. The mountain climbers ________ ________ ________ ________ the top of the mountain. (reach)<br />5. We _________ _________ _________ _________ our car out of a snow-covered ditch. (get — negative)<br />6. The volunteers ________ ________ _______ ________ food to the people who needed it. (bring))<br />7. I’m sorry I _______ ________ _______ ________ you. (help — negative)<br />8. The doctors _________ ________ _________ __________ the man who had a heart attack. He died. (save — negative)<br />9. You ________ ________ ________ _________ your dinner. (finish — negative)<br />10. The rabbit ________ finally ________ ________ _________ from the trap. (escape)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “(be) able to” in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. _________ you ________ ________ ________ after the operation? (eat)<br />2. _________ he________ ________ ________ his car? (start)<br />3. _________ they _________ _________ _________ the game? (see)<br />4. _________ you _________ _________ _________ to your teacher? (talk)</p><p>Part B. (continued)<br />5. A: Why _________ they ________ ________ ________ Canada? (enter — negative)<br />B: They didn’t have passports.<br />6 . _________ she ________ ________ ________ a gas station? (find)<br />7. How ________ you ________ _________ _________ under water for such a long time? (stay)<br />8. _________ the employees ________ _________ ________ any days off? (take — negative)<br />9. How many students ________ ________ _________ _________ the test? (complete)<br />10. Why __________ she _________ _________ __________ her car in that parking space? (park — negative)<br />Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “fly” using “(be) able to” in the past tense.<br />singular<br />I, You, He, She, It</p><p>plural<br />We, You, They</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a15">Quiz 15 Be Able To Past Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence with “(be) able to” in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. She ____ was able to see _____ her doctor yesterday. (see)<br />2. My friends ____ were able to meet __ ___ me at the coffee shop. (meet)<br />3. Bob _____ wasn’t able to open _____ the door to his apartment. (open — negative)<br />4. The mountain climbers ____ were able to reach _____ the top of the mountain. (reach)<br />5. We ____ weren’t able to get _____ our car out of a snow-covered ditch. (get — negative)<br />6. The volunteers ____ were able to bring ____ food to the people who needed it. (bring))<br />7. I’m sorry I ____ wasn’t able to help ______ you. (help — negative)<br />8. The doctors ____ weren’t able to save ______ the man who had a heart attack. He died. (save — negative)<br />9. You _____ weren’t able to finish _____ your dinner. (finish — negative)<br />10. The rabbit __was__ finally ___ able to escape ____ from the trap. (escape)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each question with “(be) able to” in the past tense. Use the verb in parentheses. Some sentences are negative.<br />1. __Were__ you _____able to eat ____after the operation? (eat)<br />2. ___Was ___ he _____able to start ____his car? (start)<br />3. ___Were ___ they _____ able to see ____the game? (see)<br />4. ___ Were ___ you ____ able to talk ____ to your teacher? (talk)</p><p>Part B. (continued)<br />5. A: Why ___weren’t __ they ____able to enter ____ Canada? (enter — negative)<br />B: They didn’t have passports.<br />6 . ___Was ___ she ___ able to find ___ a gas station? (find)<br />7. How ___were ___ you ___ able to stay ____ under water for such a long time? (stay)<br />8. ___Weren’t __ the employees ____able to take ____ any days off? (take — negative)<br />9. How many students ____were able to complete ___ the test? (complete)<br />10. Why ___wasn’t ___ she ____ able to park ___ her car in that parking space? (park — negative)<br />Part C.<br />Conjugate the verb “fly” using “(be) able to” in the past tense.<br />singular<br />I was able to fly, You were able to fly, He was able to fly, She was able to fly, It was able to fly</p><p>plural<br />We were able to fly, You were able to fly, They were able to fly</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q16">Quiz 16 Change Present Perfect Tense To Past Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Rewrite each verb that appears in the present perfect tense and change it to the past tense.<br />Example:<br />* She has eaten breakfast.<br />* She ate breakfast.<br />1. They have lived there for two years.<br />They ____________ there for two years.<br />2. My sister has had problems with her car.<br />My sister ___________ problems with her car.<br />3. I have been to New York many times.<br />I ___________ in New York last year.<br />4. It hasn’t rained since last week.<br />It ___________ __________ yesterday. (negative)<br />5. We haven’t seen the movie yet.<br />We __________ __________ the movie yet. (negative)<br />6. The compay has laid off a lot of employees.<br />The company ______________ a lot of employees.<br />7. Bob hasn’t gotten up yet.<br />Bob ___________ ______________ until 11:00. (negative)<br />8. Those children haven’t learned how to read yet.<br />Those children never ____________ how to read. (negative)<br />9. The mail hasn’t come yet.<br />The mail never ____________. (negative)<br />10. Maria has done her laundry.<br />Maria __________ her laundry.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Each question is in the present perfect tense negaitve. Rewrite each question in the past tense.<br />Example:<br />* Has she eaten breakfast?<br />* Did she eat breakfast?<br />1. Has the newspaper come yet?<br />_____________________________________________________?<br />2. Have you called your mother?<br />_____________________________________________________?<br />3. Have they heard anything about the accident?<br />_____________________________________________________?<br />4. Where have you been?<br />_____________________________________________________?<br />5. What have you done?<br />_____________________________________________________?<br />6. Has he had anything to eat?<br />______________________________________________________?<br />7. How long have you lived in Minnesota?<br />______________________________________________________?<br />8. Hasn’t this been fun?<br />______________________________________________________?<br />9. Has this ever happened to you?<br />______________________________________________________?<br />10. Why haven’t they called me?<br />______________________________________________________?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a16">Quiz 16 Change Present Perfect Tense To Past Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Rewrite each verb that appears in the present perfect tense and change it to the past tense.<br />Example:<br />* She has eaten breakfast.<br />* She ate breakfast.<br />1. They have lived there for two years.<br />They lived there for two years.<br />2. My sister has had problems with her car.<br />My sister had problems with her car.<br />3. I have been to New York many times.<br />I was in New York last year.<br />4. It hasn’t rained since last week.<br />It didn’t rain yesterday. (negative)<br />5. We haven’t seen the movie yet.<br />We didn’t see the movie yet. (negative)<br />6. The compay has laid off a lot of employees.<br />The company laid off a lot of employees.<br />7. Bob hasn’t gotten up yet.<br />Bob didn’t get up until 11:00. (negative)<br />8. Those children haven’t learned how to read yet.<br />Those children never learned how to read. (negative)<br />9. The mail hasn’t come yet.<br />The mail never came. (negative)<br />10. Maria has done her laundry.<br />Maria did her laundry.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Each question is in the present perfect tense negaitve. Rewrite each question in the past tense.<br />Example:<br />* Has she eaten breakfast?<br />* Did she eat breakfast?<br />1. Has the newspaper come yet?<br />Did the newspaper come yet?<br />2. Have you called your mother?<br />Did you call your mother?<br />3. Have they heard anything about the accident?<br />Did they hear anything about the accident?<br />4. Where have you been?<br />Where were you?<br />5. What have you done?<br />What did you do?<br />6. Has he had anything to eat?<br />Did he have anything to eat?<br />7. How long have you lived in Minnesota?<br />How long did you live in Minnesota?<br />8. Hasn’t this been fun?<br />Wasn’t this fun?<br />9. Has this ever happened to you?<br />Did this ever happen to you?<br />10. Why haven’t they called me?<br />Why didn’t they call me?</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q17">Quiz 17 Past Continuous Tense Vs Past Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question and answer in the past continuous tense or the past tense. Use the verbs in parentheses to fill in the blanks. (10 points)<br />1a. What __________ you ___________ when the phone ___________? (do / ring)<br />1b. I ___________ ______________. (sleep)<br />2a. What __________ she ___________ before she ___________ the phone. (do / answer)<br />2b. She ___________ ___________ the dishes. (do)<br />3a. Where ___________ John ___________ before he ___________ to Houston? (live / move)<br />3b. He __________ ___________ in Miami. (live)<br />4a. What kind of a car ___________ the thieves ____________ after they ___________ the house? (drive / leave)<br />4b. They __________ ____________ a 2008 Chevy Malibu. (drive)<br />5a. What ___________ everyone ___________ about after the election _________ over. (talk / be)<br />5b. They ___________ ___________ about what the President will probably do in the next few months. (talk)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Use either the past continuous tense or the past tense in each question or sentence. Some verbs are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Why __________ you ___________ me last night? (call — negative)<br />2. She ___________ _____________ when the teacher called on her for an answer to a question. (listen — negative)<br />3. What kind of food were you eating when you ____________ in Sri Lanka? (live)<br />4. How many people ____________ they _____________ yesterday? (call)<br />5. Why __________ the young man ____________ more cooperative with the police? (be — negative)<br />6. I ___________ ____________ it was raining. (know — negative)<br />7. You mother ___________ ____________ to get ahold of you on your cell phone. (try)<br />8. How long ___________ the house _____________ on the market before it sold? (stay)<br />9. We ___________ ____________ so much fun at the party that we didn’t want to leave. (have)<br />10. Nobody ____________ the old man get up off the ground after he fell. (help)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a17">Quiz 17 Past Continuous Tense Vs Past Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Complete each question and answer in<br />the past continuous tense or the past tense. Use the verbs in parentheses to fill in the blanks. (10 points)<br />1a. What were you doing when the phone rang? (do / ring)<br />1b. I was sleeping. (sleep)<br />2a. What was she doing before she answered the phone. (do / answer)<br />2b. She was doing the dishes. (do)<br />3a. Where was John living before he moved to Houston? (live / move)<br />3b. He was living in Miami. (live)<br />4a. What kind of a car were the thieves driving after they left the house? (drive / leave)<br />4b. They were driving a 2008 Chevy Malibu. (drive)<br />5a. What was everyone talking about after the election was over. (talk / be)<br />5b. They were talking about what the President will probably do in the next few months. (talk)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Use either the past continuous tense or the past tense in each question or sentence. Some verbs are negative. (10 points)<br />1. Why didn’t you call me last night? (call — negative)<br />2. She wasn’t listening when the teacher called on her for an answer to a question. (listen — negative)<br />3. What kind of food were you eating when you lived in Sri Lanka? (live)<br />4. How many people did they call yesterday? (call)<br />5. Why wasn’t the young man being more cooperative with the police? (be — negative)<br />6. I didn’t know it was raining. (know — negative)<br />7. You mother was trying to get ahold of you on your cell phone. (try)<br />8. How long did the house stay on the market before it sold? (stay)<br />9. We were having so much fun at the party that we didn’t want to leave. (have)<br />10. Nobody helped the old man get up off the ground after he fell. (help)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q18">Quiz 18 Indirect Speech</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change the verbs in each sentence as they would normally change when using indirect speech.<br />Example: “I have a lot of work to do today,” he said. => He said that he had a lot of work to do today.<br />1. “The car needs to be fixed,” she said. => She said that the car ___________ to be fixed.<br />2. “It’s going to snow tonight,” the weatherman said. => The weatherman said that it ______ ________ ______ _______tonight.<br />3. “I’ll meet you later,” Tom said. => Tom said that he __________ __________ me later.<br />4. “Helen went shopping,” said her husband. => Helen’s husband said that she __________ ___________ shoppping.<br />5. “I can’t make it to class tomorrow,” said Maria. => Maria said that she ___________ __________ it to class today.<br />6. “The teacher has your book,” my friend told me. => My friend told me that my teacher ___________ my book.<br />7. “The computers don’t work,” said the librarian. => The librarian said that the computers __________ __________.<br />8. My kids haven’t eaten yet,” said the mother. => The mother said that her kids ___________ __________ yet.<br />9. The keys are on the table,” he said. => He said that the keys ___________ on the table.<br />10. “I’ll call you later,” she told me. => She said that she __________ ___________ me later.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question in indirect speech.<br />1. “What time is it,” she asked. => She asked _________________________________________________________________.<br />2. “I have some time to meet with you,” he said. => He said that ________________________________________________me.<br />3. “Does the store close early,” I asked. => I asked _____________________________________________________________.<br />4. “Who’s absent today?” the teacher asked. => The teacher wanted to know _________________________________________.<br />5. “Power is restored to the city,” said the reporter. => The reporter said that _________________________________________.<br />6. “You need to lose 20 pounds,” the doctor told me. => The doctor told me ________________________________________.<br />7. “I have to work late tonight,” said Mike. => Mike said ________________________________________________________.<br />8. “How long is the movie?” asked someone. => Someone asked __________________________________________________.<br />9. “I have a lawn mower you can borrow,” Bob told me. => Bob said ______________________________________________.<br />10. “Is the game cancelled? we asked him. => We asked ______________________________________ and _____ said it wasn’t.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a18">Quiz 18 Indirect Speech (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Change the verbs in each sentence as they would normally change when using indirect speech.<br />Example: “I have a lot of work to do today,” he said. => He said that he had a lot of work to do today.<br />1. “The car needs to be fixed,” she said. => She said that the car needed to be fixed.<br />2. “It’s going to snow tonight,” the weatherman said. => The weatherman said that it was going to snow tonight.<br />3. “I’ll meet you later,” Tom said. => Tom said that he would meet me later.<br />4. “Helen went shopping,” said her husband. => Helen’s husband said that she had gone shoppping.<br />5. “I can’t make it to class tomorrow,” said Maria. => Maria said that she couldn’t make it to class today.<br />6. “The teacher has your book,” my friend told me. => My friend told me that my teacher had my book.<br />7. “The computers don’t work,” said the librarian. => The librarian said that the computers didn’t work.<br />8. My kids haven’t eaten yet,” said the mother. => The mother said that her kids hadn’t eaten yet.<br />9. The keys are on the table,” he said. => He said that the keys were on the table.<br />10. “I’ll call you later,” she told me. => She said that she would call me later.</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Complete each sentence or question in indirect speech. (The use of “that” is optional in sentences.)<br />1. “What time is it,” she asked. => She asked what time it was.<br />2. “I have some time to meet with you,” he said. => He said that he had some time to meet with me.<br />3. “Does the store close early,” I asked. => I asked if the store closed early.<br />4. “Who’s absent today?” the teacher asked. => The teacher wanted to know who was absent today.<br />5. “Power is restored to the city,” said the reporter. => The reporter said that power was restored to the city.<br />6. “You need to lose 20 pounds,” the doctor told me. => The doctor told me that I needed to lose 20 pounds.<br />7. “I have to work late tonight,” said Mike. => Mike said that he had to work late tonight.<br />8. “How long is the movie?” asked someone. => Someone asked how long the movie was.<br />9. “I have a lawn mower you can borrow,” Bob told me. => Bob said he had a lawn mower I could borrow.<br />10. “Is the game cancelled? we asked him. => We asked if the game was cancelled and he said it wasn’t.</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q19">Quiz 19 Eight Parts Of Speech</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Indicate to which of the eight parts of speech the underlined word belongs. Is the word a verb, noun, pronoun, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, or article.<br />Example: The house is on fire. => ______noun_______<br />1. This building houses thirty-five residents. ____________<br />2. The students who attend this school have many needs that aren’t being considered. _____________<br />3.After the holidays are over, prices on Christmas items are really reduced. ____________<br />4. The class started late because of the weather. _____________<br />5. Housing in this city is becoming more and more expensive.<br />6. Everyone was upset with Todd because he was being a real jerk at the party. _____________<br />7. Is this my jacket or yours? _____________<br />8. My jacket has a broken zipper. _____________<br />9. This weather is fit for neither man nor beast. _____________<br />10. The owner’s manual included in the box explained how to assemble the table. _____________</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Label each underline word in the sentences and questions below as a verb, noun, pronoun, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, or article.<br />Example: The speaker went on for over an hour. _____noun______ / _____article______<br />1. Who has my book? ______________ / _______________<br />2. They‘re not interested in going to the museum today. ______________ / _______________<br />3. She’ll gladly help you if you ask for help. ______________ / _______________<br />4. A loss of confidence among bank customers caused a run on the bank. ______________ / _______________<br />5. Those phones are way overpriced. ______________ / _______________<br />6. “Neither a lender nor a borrower be,” said Polonius to Laertes. ______________ / _______________<br />7. The place where I grew up is still standing. ______________ / _______________<br />8. We took an unpaved road to the cabin. ______________ / _______________<br />9. All of the children were unhappy because their teacher was laid off from her position. ______________ / _______________<br />10. This is the least of our worries at the moment. ______________ / _______________</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a19">Quiz 19 Eight Parts Of Speech (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: Indicate to which of the eight parts of speech the underlined word belongs. Is the word a verb, noun, pronoun, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, or article.<br />Example: The house is on fire. => ______noun_______<br />1. This building houses thirty-five residents. ____verb______<br />2. The students who attend this school have many needs that aren’t being considered. _____noun______<br />3.After the holidays are over, prices on Christmas items are really reduced. ____adverb______<br />4. The class started late because of the weather. ____preposition______<br />5. Housing in this city is becoming more and more expensive.<br />6. Everyone was upset with Todd because he was being a real jerk at the party. ____adjective_______<br />7. Is this my jacket or yours? ____pronoun_______<br />8. My jacket has a broken zipper. ____adjective_______<br />9. This weather is fit for neither man nor beast. ___conjunction_______<br />10. The owner’s manual included in the box explained how to assemble the table. ___adjective_______</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Label each underline word in the sentences and questions below as a verb, noun, pronoun, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, or article.<br />Example: The speaker went on for over an hour. _____noun______ / _____article______<br />1. Who has my book? ___pronoun________ / _____noun_______<br />2. They’re not interested in going to the museum today. ____verb_______ / _____preposition______<br />3. She’ll gladly help you if you ask for help. ___adverb_______ / ____noun_______<br />4. A loss of confidence among bank customers caused a run on the bank. ____preposition_____ / _____noun______<br />5. Those phones are way overpriced. ___adverb_______ / ___adjective_______<br />6. “Neither a lender nor a borrower be,” said Polonius to Laertes. ___article_____ / ____noun_______<br />7. The place where I grew up is still standing. ___pronoun______ / _____adverb______<br />8. We took an unpaved road to the cabin. ____pronoun______ / ____adjective______<br />9. All of the children were unhappy because their teacher was laid off from her position. ___conjunction_____ / ___adjective____<br />10. This is the least of our worries at the moment. ____noun______ / ____preposition_____</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q20">Quiz 20 Present Perfect Or Past Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: In each of these sentences, write the correct form of the verb. Choose between the present perfect tense or the past tense. Some of these sentences are negative.<br />Example: Maria _________________ California several times. (visit) => Maria has visited California several times.<br />1. Jared ____________________ his back while working in his yard. (hurt)<br />2. I _____________________ a haircut last week. (get)<br />3. They _____________________ in that house since 2012. (live)<br />4. Mario _____________________ a lawyer when he lived in Mexico. (be)<br />5. That statue ________________________ on the plaza for over 80 years, and it still looks good. (be)<br />6. The students ________________________ the math problem until the teacher explained it to them. (understand, negative)<br />7. I have to admit, I ____________ never ____________ sushi before. (eat, negative)<br />8. Vanessa can’t count the number of times she _______________________ that movie. (see)<br />9. Todd ____________________________ to work yesterday because he was sick. (go, negative)<br />10. I _____________________________ much sleep lately. (have, negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Use the present perfect tense or the past tense for each question.<br />Example: How long __________ they _____________ there? (live, past tense) . => How long did they live there?<br />1. How long __________ you ____________ for that company? (work, present perfect tense)<br />2. At what time ___________ the plane _____________? (arrive, past tense)<br />3. How many times ____________ I _______________ you not to do that? (tell, present perfect tense)<br />4. ___________ she _____________ the job she interviewed for? (get, past tense)<br />5. Why ___________ it ______________ so long for them to finish their work? (take, past tense)<br />6. ____________ you ________________ the cat yet? (feed, present perfect tense)<br />7. Where ___________ Tom _______________ those boxes? (put, past tense)<br />8. What the heck ____________ _________________ to my car? (happen, present perfect tense)<br />9. What time ____________ he ______________? (leave, past tense)<br />10. ___________ it ______________ that long since we last saw each other? (be, present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a20">Quiz 20 Present Perfect Or Past Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: In each of these sentences, write the correct form of the verb. Choose between the present perfect tense or the past tense. Some of these sentences are negative.<br />Example: Maria _________________ California several times. (visit) => Maria has visited California several times.<br />1. Jared _____hurt__________ his back while working in his yard. (hurt)<br />2. I _________got_________ a haircut last week. (get)<br />3. They ______have lived________ in that house since 2012. (live)<br />4. Mario ______was_________ a lawyer when he lived in Mexico. (be)<br />5. That statue ________has been________ on the plaza for over 80 years, and it still looks good. (be)<br />6. The students _____didn’t understand____ the math problem until the teacher explained it to them. (understand, negative)<br />7. I have to admit, I ___have___ never ___eaten_____ sushi before. (eat, negative)<br />8. Vanessa can’t count the number of times she ______has seen______ that movie. (see)<br />9. Todd _____didn’t go__________ to work yesterday because he was sick. (go, negative)<br />10. I ________haven’t had_________ much sleep lately. (have, negative)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Use the present perfect tense or the past tense for each question.<br />Example: How long __________ they _____________ there? (live, past tense) . => How long did they live there?<br />1. How long ____have__ you ___worked___ for that company? (work, present perfect tense)<br />2. At what time ____did___ the plane ___arrive___? (arrive, past tense)<br />3. How many times ___have____ I _____told_____ you not to do that? (tell, present perfect tense)<br />4. ____Did__ she _____get_____ the job she interviewed for? (get, past tense)<br />5. Why ___did___ it _____take_____ so long for them to finish their work? (take, past tense)<br />6. ____Have___ you _____fed______ the cat yet? (feed, present perfect tense)<br />7. Where ____did____ Tom _____put_____ those boxes? (put, past tense)<br />8. What the heck ___has____ _______happened___ to my car? (happen, present perfect tense)<br />9. What time ____did___ he ____leave____? (leave, past tense)<br />10. __Has___ it _____been____ that long since we last saw each other? (be, present perfect tense)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h3 id="q21">Quiz 21 Past Perfect Continuous Tense</h3><p>Part A.<br />Directions: In each of these sentences and questions, put the verb in the form of the past perfect continuous tense.<br />1. Before he was a cook, Kevin _________ ____________ ____________ at a golf course as a caddy. (work)<br />2. Samantha __________ __________ ____________ on a big refund during tax season, but she didn’t get it. (count)<br />3. People in Minnesota __________ ___________ _____________ forward to the Vikings playing in the Superbowl, but they lost the final game in the playoffs. (look)<br />4. Maria divorced her husband, Phil, because he ___________ ___________ _____________ enough time with her. (spend– negative)<br />5. We __________ ___________ _____________ to move to California, but then we reconsidered our decision due to all of the natural disasters that haven taken place there over the last decade. (plan)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Choose between the present perfect continuous tense or the past perfect continuous tense.<br />1. Oscar ___________ __________ ____________ at the same restaurant for the last ten years. (work)<br />2. Daniel was fired last year because he ___________ ___________ ____________ from the company he worked for. (steal)<br />3. A construction company __________ ___________ ____________ land for a new office building. (clear)<br />4. Sara ___________ __________ ___________ sick until she visited the doctor. (feel)<br />5. David ___________ ___________ ____________ through cancer treatment before he died. (go)<br />6. Where __________ you ___________ ____________ in the last few years? (work)<br />7. The students at our school __________ __________ ____________ hard in preparation for exams. (study)<br />8. If he __________ __________ ___________ attention while driving, he would have hit the deer as it crossed the road. (pay — negative)<br />9. Olympic athletes __________ __________ _____________ for the upcoming games in South Korea. (train)<br />10. Bill was all sweaty when he arrived at the office because he __________ ____________ ____________ his bike. (ride)</p><p>(<a href="#gtop">Go to Top</a>)</p><h4 id="a21">Quiz 21 Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Answers)</h4><p>Part A.<br />Directions: In each of these sentences and questions, put the verb in the form of the past perfect continuous tense.<br />1. Before he was a cook, Kevin had been working at a golf course as a caddy. (work)<br />2. Samantha had been counting on a big refund during tax season, but she didn’t get it. (count)<br />3. People in Minnesota had been looking forward to the Vikings playing in the Superbowl, but they lost the final game in the playoffs. (look)<br />4. Maria divorced her husband, Phil, because he hadn’t been spending enough time with her. (spend– negative)<br />5. We had been planning to move to California, but then we reconsidered our decision due to all of the natural disasters that haven taken place there over the last decade. (plan)</p><p>Part B.<br />Directions: Choose between the present perfect continuous tense or the past perfect continuous tense.<br />1. Oscar has been working at the same restaurant for the last ten years. (work)<br />2. Daniel was fired last year because he had been stealing from the company he worked for. (steal)<br />3. A construction company has been clearing land for a new office building. (clear)<br />4. Sara had been feeling sick until she visited the doctor. (feel)<br />5. David had been going through cancer treatment before he died. (go)<br />6. Where have you been working in the last few years? (work)<br />7. The students at our school have been studying hard in preparation for exams. (study)<br />8. If he hadn’t been paying attention while driving, he would have hit the deer as it crossed the road. (pay — negative)<br />9. Olympic athletes have been training for the upcoming games in South Korea. (train)<br />10. Bill was all sweaty when he arrived at the office because he had been riding his bike. (ride)</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/">Practical English Grammar Step-by-Step Level 3</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills/practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 5</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 10:30:56 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Level 5]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=545</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our grammar level 5. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now: Grammar Level 5 Review Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it with answers. […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 5</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/">grammar level 5</a>. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now:</p><h2>Grammar Level 5 Review</h2><p>Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it with answers.</p><p>Use a Grammar Level 5 verb to complete each of these sentences and questions. They are all in the present tense. Some sentences are negative.</p><p>1. He __________ a cup of coffee every morning.<br />2. He ________ __________ any coffee in the afternoon. (negative)<br />3. ________ you __________ coffee in the morning?</p><p>hand raised<br />4. ________ you __________ the answer to the question?</p><p>5. We __________ our dog in the backyard. She lives in a doghouse.<br />6. We ________ _________ her inside the house because she’s too big. (negative)</p><p>bus stop<br />7. He __________ the bus to work every day—even in the winter.<br />8. _______ you ________ the bus?</p><p>tell<br />9. She __________ her employees what to do.<br />10. Her employees ________ _________ her what to do. (negative)</p><p>cut<br />11. He ________ himself whenever he cooks.<br />12. I rarely _________ myself.</p><p>run<br />13. He _________ _________ very fast because he’s elderly.</p><p>groceries<br />14. She __________ her groceries on Saturdays.<br />15. When ________ you ________ your groceries?</p><p>(A man knocks on the door and someone inside says…)<br />16. _________ in.</p><p>help<br />17. He’s lost. He _________ some help.</p><p>car<br />18. I ________ a new car, but it isn’t necessary.</p><p>refrigerator<br />19. __________ the chicken in the refrigerator.<br />20. _________ _________ it in the freezer. I need to use it soon. (negative)</p><p>doctor<br />21. How often _______ you ______ a doctor?</p><p>woman using computer<br />22. She __________ a computer at work.</p><p>camping winter camping<br />23. They _________ camping when it’s warm outside.<br />24. They _________ _________ camping when it’s cold. (negative)</p><p>newspaper<br />25. He __________ in the newspaper for information about the stock market every morning.</p><p>laundry<br />26. She __________ her laundry on Saturday.<br />27. She __________ _________ it during the week because she goes to work. (negative)</p><p>commuting<br />28. He __________ his coworkers a ride to work every morning.</p><p>make money<br />29. He __________ a lot of money at his job.</p><p>subway sign<br />30. The sign __________ the subway is over here.</p><p>guitar player<br />31. This man __________ the guitar in the subway to make extra money.</p><p>baby<br />32. She __________ upset.</p><p>boy running<br />33. He __________ too heavy.<br />34. He __________ happy about his weight. (negative)</p><p>35. I __________ a lot of email to my students.</p><p> </p><h2>Grammar Level 5 Review- Answers</h2><p>1. He has a cup of coffee every morning.<br />2. He doesn’t have any coffee in the afternoon. (negative)<br />3. Do you have coffee in the morning?</p><p>4. Do you know the answer to the question?<br />hand raised</p><p>5. We keep our dog in the backyard. She lives in a doghouse.<br />6. We don’t keep her inside the house because she’s too big. (negative)</p><p>7. He takes the bus to work every day—even in the winter.<br />8. Do you take the bus?</p><p>9. She tells her employees what to do.<br />10. Her employees don’t tell her what to do. or …..<br />Her employees never tell her what to do.</p><p>11. He cuts himself whenever he cooks.<br />12. I rarely cut myself.</p><p>13. He doesn’t run very fast because he’s elderly.</p><p>14. She gets her groceries on Saturdays.<br />15. When do you get your groceries?</p><p>(A man knocks on the door and someone inside says…)<br />16. Come in.</p><p>17. He’s lost. He needs some help.</p><p>18. I want a new car, but it isn’t necessary.</p><p>19. Put the chicken in the refrigerator.<br />20. Don’t put it in the freezer. I need to use it soon. (negative)</p><p>21. How often do you see a doctor?</p><p>22. She uses a computer at work.</p><p>23. They go camping when it’s warm outside.<br />24. They don’t go camping when it’s cold. (negative)</p><p>25. He looks in the newspaper for information about the stock market every morning.</p><p>26. She does her laundry on Saturday.<br />27. She doesn’t do it during the week because she goes to work.</p><p>28. He gives his coworkers a ride to work every morning.</p><p>29. He makes a lot of money at his job.</p><p>30. The sign says the subway is over here.</p><p>31. This man plays the guitar in the subway to make extra money.</p><p>32. She seems upset.</p><p>33. He is too heavy.<br />34. He isn’t happy about his weight. (negative)</p><p>35. I send a lot of email to my students.</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="https://hicafe.app/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished all quizzes related to this grammar level, we suggest that you go to the <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-5/#q1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 5 Quizzes</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click here to go to the next grammar level.</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 5</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level5/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-5/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 2</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level2/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-2/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level2/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-2/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 10:30:37 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Level 2]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=534</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our grammar level 2. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now: Grammar Level 2 Review- Part 1 Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level2/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-2/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 2</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-2/">grammar level 2</a>. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now:</p><h2>Grammar Level 2 Review- Part 1</h2><p>Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it with answers.</p><p>Write each sentence with the main verb in the present tense, negative:<br />man on bike<br />1. He ________ ________ a car. (have)<br />2. His friends_______ ________ it’s possible to ride a bike in the winter. (think)<br />3. His coworkers ________ ________ their bikes to work. (ride)<br />4. He ______ _______ a helmet when he rides his bike. (wear)</p><p>Write each sentence with the main verb in the past tense, negative:<br />business people<br />5. They ________ ________ yesterday because it was Sunday. (work)<br />6. She ________ _________ any breakfast this morning. (have)<br />7. He ________ ________ any work today. (do)<br />8. They ________ ________ to any meetings last week. (go)</p><p>Answer each question with an affirmative short answer: (Yes, she is….No, she isn’t.…etc.)<br />woman in red dress<br />9A: Is she wearing a red dress?<br />9B: ______, _______ _______.<br />10A: Does she like like the dress?<br />10B: ______, ________ _______.<br />11A: Do her friends like it?<br />11B: _______, _______ _______.<br />12A: Are they all going out tonight?<br />12B: _______, ________ ______.<br />13A: Will she be home before 10:00?<br />13B: _______, ________ ______.<br />14A: Do you want to meet her?<br />14B: _______, _______ _______.</p><p>Answer each question with a negative short answer: (No, it….., No, there…No, they…, etc.)<br />avocado<br />15A: Is this a lime?<br />15B: ______, _______ ________.<br />16A: Are avocados orange?<br />16B: _______, _______ ________.<br />17A: Was this avocado expensive?<br />17B: _______, _______ _______.<br />18A: Does this look ripe to you?<br />18B: _______, _______ ________.<br />19A: Did you buy it?<br />19A: _______, _______ ________.<br />20A: Is there an avocado in your backpack?<br />20B: _______, _______ ________.</p><p>Use the correct object pronoun for each sentence:<br />couple<br />21. She’s looking at __________. (a man)<br />22. He’s not looking at _________. (a woman)<br />23. He’s looking at the apple.<br />He wants ________.<br />24. Do you know _________? (the man and the woman)<br />25. They don’t know _________. ( I / your teacher)</p><p>Use the correct reflexive pronoun in each sentence or question:<br />cook<br />26. He needs to be careful. He could hurt _________ with that knife.<br />27. I cut __________ with a knife last week.<br />28. Did you ever hurt __________ while cooking?<br />29. My wife burned _________ when she grabbed the pan in the oven.</p><p>Choose “much” or “many” to complete each sentence or question:<br />fruit<br />30. There aren’t very __________ apples on the table.<br />31. How _________ fruit is there?<br />32. How ________ oranges do you see?<br />33. All this fruit was on sale. It didn’t cost very _______ money.</p><p>Choose “some” or “any” to complete each sentence:<br />people talking at a party<br />34. They had __________ friends over for a party.<br />35. They ordered _________ pizza.<br />36. They didn’t buy ________ beer.<br />37. Their friends brought _________ wine.<br />38. No one wanted ________ pepperoni on the pizza.</p><p>Choose the correct preposition to complete each sentence:<br />apartment<br />39. This apartment building is _______ a very busy street.<br />40. It’s located ______ a big city.<br />41. Jorge lives _________ 2143 Oak Street.<br />42. He’s not __________ home right now.<br />43. His building is ________ the ocean.</p><p>Use “will” and the main verb to form the future tense<br />luggage<br />44. We ___________ early tomorrow morning. (leave)<br />45. The plane _______ probably ________ in Boston after 2:00 in the afternoon. (arrive)</p><p>Use the main verb in the “going to” future tense:<br />Family walking<br />46. ________ they ______________ for a walk? (go)<br />47. No, they ________________ for a walk. (go). They ________________ a drive through the country. (take)<br />48. Who _____________________? (drive)<br />49. Her husband ___________________ the driving. (do)<br />50. Their son _____________________ in the back seat. (sit)</p><p> </p><h2>Grammar Level 2 Review- Answers</h2><p>Write each sentence with the main verb in the present tense, negative:<br />man on bike<br />1. He doesn’t have a car. (have)<br />2. His friends don’t think it’s possible to ride a bike in the winter. (think)<br />3. His coworkers don’t ride their bikes to work. (ride)<br />4. He doesn’t wear a helmet when he rides his bike. (wear)</p><p>Write each sentence with the main verb in the past tense, negative:<br />business people<br />5. They didn’t work yesterday because it was Sunday. (work)<br />6. She didn’t have any breakfast this morning. (have)<br />7. He didn’t do any work today. (do)<br />8. They didn’t go to any meetings last week. (go)</p><p>Answer each question with an affirmative short answer: (Yes, she….)<br />woman in red dress<br />9A: Is she wearing a red dress?<br />9B: Yes, she is.<br />10A: Does she like like the dress?<br />10B: Yes, she does.<br />11A: Do her friends like it?<br />11B: Yes, they do.<br />12A: Are they all going out tonight?<br />12B: Yes, they are.<br />13A: Will she be home before 10:00?<br />13B: Yes, she will.<br />14A: Do you want to meet her?<br />14B: Yes, I do.</p><p>Answer each question with a negative short answer: (No, it…..)<br />avocado<br />15A: Is this a lime?<br />15B: No, it isn’t.<br />16A: Are avocados orange?<br />16B: No, they aren’t.<br />17A: Was this avocado expensive?<br />17B: No, it wasn’t.<br />18A: Does this look ripe to you?<br />18B: No, it doesn’t.<br />19A: Did you buy it?<br />19A: No, I didn’t.<br />20A: Is there an avocado in your backpack?<br />20B: No, there isn’t.</p><p>Use the correct object pronoun for each sentence:<br />couple<br />21. She’s looking at him. (a man)<br />22. He’s not looking at her. (a woman)<br />23. He’s looking at the apple.<br />He wants it.<br />24. Do you know them? (the man and the woman)<br />25. They don’t know me. ( I / your teacher)</p><p>Use the correct reflexive pronoun in each sentence or question:<br />cook<br />26. He needs to be careful. He could hurt himself with that knife.<br />27. I cut myself with a knife last week.<br />28. Did you ever hurt yourself while cooking?<br />29. My wife burned herself when she grabbed the pan in the oven.</p><p>Choose “much” or “many” to complete each sentence or question:<br />fruit<br />30. There aren’t very many apples on the table.<br />31. How much fruit is there?<br />32. How many oranges do you see?<br />33. All this fruit was on sale. It didn’t cost very much money.</p><p>Choose “some” or “any” to complete each sentence:<br />people talking at a party<br />34. They had some friends over for a party.<br />35. They ordered some pizza.<br />36. They didn’t buy any beer.<br />37. Their friends brought some wine.<br />38. No one wanted any pepperoni on the pizza.</p><p>Choose the correct preposition to complete each sentence:<br />apartment<br />39. This apartment building is on a very busy street.<br />40. It’s located in a big city.<br />41. Jorge lives at 2143 Oak Street.<br />42. He’s not at home right now.<br />43. His building is on the ocean.</p><p>Use “will” and the main verb to form the future tense<br />luggage<br />44. We will leave early tomorrow morning. (leave)<br />45. The plane will probably arrive in Boston after 2:00 in the afternoon. (arrive)</p><p>Use the main verb in the “going to” future tense:<br />Family walking<br />46. Are they going to go for a walk? (go)<br />47. No, they aren’t going to go for a walk. (go) They are going to take a drive through the country. (take)<br />48. Who is going to drive? (drive)<br />49. Her husband is going to do the driving. (do)<br />50. Their son is going to sit in the back seat. (sit)</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="https://hicafe.app/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished all quizzes related to this grammar level, we suggest that you go to the <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-2/#q1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 2 Quizzes</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-2/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level2/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-2/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 2</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level2/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-2/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> <item> <title>Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 3</title> <link>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/</link> <comments>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/#respond</comments> <dc:creator><![CDATA[hcbMatt]]></dc:creator> <pubDate>Sun, 19 May 2024 10:30:05 +0000</pubDate> <category><![CDATA[Level 3]]></category> <guid isPermaLink="false">https://hicafe.app/?p=536</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our grammar level 3. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now: Grammar Level 3 Review Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it with answers. […]</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 3</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you finished and practiced all lessons in our <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/">grammar level 3</a>. Are you ready to test to see how much you have learned so far by doing a quick review quiz? So finish the below review now:</p><h2>Grammar Level 3 Review</h2><p>Write your answers on a piece of paper & compare it with answers.</p><p>Complete each short answer with the correct subject and helping (auxiliary) verb:<br />bride<br />1. A: Did she have a big wedding?<br />B: Yes, she ________ ________.<br />2. A: Were there a lot of people there?<br />B: Yes, ________ _________.<br />3. A: Have you ever been to a wedding?<br />B: Yes, ________ ________.</p><p>Complete each sentence in the past tense:<br />church<br />4. They _________ the wedding in this church. (have)<br />5. They _________ over 100 people. (invite)<br />6. They ________ ________ any problems during the ceremony.(have — negative)<br />7. Almost everyone ________ to the reception after the wedding. (go)</p><p>Complete each sentence or question in the present perfect tense:<br />santas on bike<br />8. A: _________ you ever ________ a bike like this one? (see)<br />9. B: No, ________ ________.<br />10. How long ________ Paul ________ this bike?(have)<br />11. He _______ ________ it for five years. (have)</p><p>Complete each sentence or question in the present perfect tense. (Click and listen to the video first.)<br />man on bike<br />12. A: ________ he ever ________ on a conference bike? (ride)<br />13. B: No, ________ ________.<br />14. His friends ________ never ________ on a conference bike either. (be)</p><p>Complete each sentence or question in the present perfect tense:<br />girl<br />15. How many times ________ she ______ to downtown MInneapolis? (be)<br />16. She ________ ________ there many times. (be)<br />17. Some of her friends, however, _______ never ________ downtown before. (go)</p><p>Complete each sentence with the correct comparative adjective. Some sentences require the use of “than.” Others don’t.<br />celery<br />18. The celery at this store is _________ _______the stuff we bought last week. (fresh)<br />19. Compared to that other store, this one is __________ __________. (expensive)<br />20. This organic celery is a ________ green color _________ the nonorganic celery. (dark)<br />21. This celery is also ________. (crispy)<br />22. Does it taste _________? (good)<br />22. Or does it taste _________? (bad)</p><p>Complete each sentence with the correct superlative adjective. Don’t forget to use “the” when necessary.<br />doctor<br />23. The doctor I have now is ________ ________ one I’ve ever had. (good)<br />24. The last examination I had was _____ ________ __________ I’ve ever had. Probably because I’m older. (thorough*)<br />25. The clinic we visited was _______ ________ we have ever been to. (big)<br />26. However, it’s not ________ ________ place to find. (easy)<br />27. Minnesota is one of _______ _______ places to live in the U.S. (healthy)<br />28. It’s also one of ________ ________ states to live in. (cold)<br />*thorough = complete; full</p><p>Complete each sentence or question with the past continuous tense:<br />children<br />29. What ________ they ________ yesterday?(do)<br />30. They _________ __________ all afternoon. (sled)<br />31. Who ________ ____________ them? (watch)<br />31. Their parents _________ _________ them. (watch)<br />32. A: ________ it __________ at the time? (snow)<br />33. B: No, _______ ________.</p><p>Complete each sentence or question with the modal verb “should” and the main verb:<br />cabbage<br />34. How ________ I ________ this cabbage? (cook)<br />35. You ________ _________ it for about twenty-five minutes. (boil)<br />36. ________ we ________ anything else for dinner? (make — negative)<br />37. Yes, we ________ _________ a chicken and some potatoes. (roast)</p><p>Complete each sentence or question with the “going to” future:<br />phone<br />38. A: Who _______ you ______ ______ _______? (call, “going to” future)<br />39. B: I _______ _______ ______ ______ Angela. (call, “going to” future)</p><p>Complete each sentence with perfect modals “should” or “might” + the main verb.<br />another girl<br />40. You ________ ________ ________ to get ahold of her earlier. (try) Why?<br />41. She ________ ________ _______ her apartment already. (leave)<br />42. She _____ _____ _____ _____ her phone ring. (hear — negative)</p><p>Use the present perfect continuous tense to complete theses sentences and questions:<br />riding on nicollet<br />43. How long ________ they ________ __________ this bike? (ride)<br />44. They _______ ________ _______ the bike for the last thirty minutes. (ride)</p><p>Use “should” or “might” + the main verb in the perfect continuous form: Why didn’t he answer the phone?<br />man napping<br />45. I don’t know. He ________ ________ _________ ________ a nap. (take)<br />46. Really? ________ he _______ ________ _________on something at home? (work — negative)</p><p>47 – 50. Complete each sentence or question in the past perfect tense:<br />girl<br />47. She ________ _________ Minneapolis when she was a little girl, but she forgot about the trip. (visit)</p><p>tiger<br />48. Scientists _______ ________ that tigers would be safe from extinction, but now–due to human activity–they believe that the extinction of the species in the wild is inevitable. (think)<br />49. If human beings ________ ________ a more thoughtful approach to their use of land, air, and water, some animal species wouldn’t be faced with the possibility of extinction. (take)</p><p>drainer<br />50. I wish I ________ ________ a colander to drain the noodles. It would have been easier. (use)</p><p> </p><h2>Grammar Level 3 Review Part 1- Answers</h2><p>Coming soon…</p><h2>Grammar Level 3 Review Part 2</h2><p>Change direct speech to indirect speech.<br />1. What did the boss say?<br />He said…<br />1. _____________________________.</p><p>1. “Everyone can go home early today, ” said the boss.</p><p>Change direct speech to indirect speech.<br />2. What did she say?<br />She said….<br />2. ______________________________.</p><p>2. “I’ll call my husband after I get off of the phone,” she said.</p><p>Change direct speech to indirect speech.<br />3. What did she say?<br />She said…<br />3. ____________________________.<br />4. What did she say?<br />She said…<br />4. ____________________________.</p><p>3. “I’m going to a party tonight with my friends, “she said.<br />4. “I have the address,” she said.</p><p>Change direct speech to indirect speech.<br />5. What did he say?<br />He said…<br />5. _____________________________.</p><p>5. “I need to fix my bike tomorrow,” he said.</p><p>Complete each sentence or question in the past perfect continuous tense:<br />6. She ______ _______ _______ for a bank before she got a job with a law firm. (work)<br />7. The company she worked at before ______ _______ ________ her with health insurance. (provide)</p><p>Write out each sentence and underline the prepositional phrases.<br />8. There’s nothing in his apartment.<br />9. He’s sitting with his back against the wall.<br />10. Tomorrow he might go to a store to get some furniture.</p><p>Complete each sentence with the future continuous tense.<br />11. Instead of walking, he ______ _______ ________ on his skateboard. (riding)<br />12. He _______ ________ ________ us until much later. (meet — negative)</p><p>Complete each question or sentence with the future continuous tense.<br />13. What _______ we _____ ________ for dinner tonight? (having)<br />14. We _______ ________ _________ pizza. (order)</p><p>Use the adverb provided in the comparative form:<br />15. You have to handle eggs ______ ________ than other food items because they might break. (careful)</p><p>Use the adverb provided in the comparative form:<br />16. Clothes dry __________ when the sun comes out. (fast)</p><p>Use the adverb provided in the superlative form:<br />17. She performs _________ when she’s under pressure. (good)<br />18. She’s the ________ _________ gifted member of her family. (athletic)</p><p>Use”highly” or “certainly” to complete these sentences:<br />19. He ___________ is a beautiful baby.<br />20. The doctor __________ recommends breast milk for the baby.</p><p> </p><h2>Grammar Level 3 Review Part 2- Answers</h2><p>Coming soon…</p><p> </p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">P<span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"private lessons in english"}" data-sheets-userformat="{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}">rivate Lessons in English</span><br /></span></h2><p>If you need help with finishing your review test, you can hire one of our expert private English teachers by going to our <a href="https://hicafe.app/private-english-tutoring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Private English Tutors</a> page and submit a request. When submitting your request, make sure to mention the grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Related Grammar Quizzes</span></h2><p>As a reminder, if you have not finished all quizzes related to this grammar level, we suggest that you go to the <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-3/#q1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Grammar Level 3 Quizzes</a> page and finish all of your quizzes before moving to the next grammar level.</p><h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><span class="style2">Next Grammar Level<br /></span></h2><p>You can click <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/practice-english-skills//practical-english-grammar-step-by-step-level-4/">here</a> to go to the next grammar level.</p><p>The post <a href="https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/">Review Quiz for Practicing Grammar Level 3</a> first appeared on <a href="https://hicafe.app">HiCafe App</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded> <wfw:commentRss>https://hicafe.app/learn-english/grammar/level3/review-quiz-for-practicing-grammar-level-3/feed/</wfw:commentRss> <slash:comments>0</slash:comments> </item> </channel></rss> If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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