• I amisare happy.
• My name amisare Tom.
• You amisare angry.
• He amisare my brother.
• She amisare my sister.

Write MY, YOUR, HIS or HER.

• 1. A: Hello, I am Tom. What’s myyourhisher name?
• B: Hello, myyourhisher name is Ann.
• This is my brother. MyYourHisHer name is Tom.
• This is my sister. MyYourHisHer name is Jane.
• I am Marc and this is myyourhisher mother Susan.

Present simple. Choose the correct form.

• She ……… as a teacher.

a) work

b) works

c) to work

• They ……… the Faculty of Economy.

a) studies

b) studys

c) study

• Ann ……. the English language.

a) studies

b) studys

c) study

• Tom ……… football every day.

a) plaies

b) plays

c) play

• I ……… to work almost every day.

a) goes

b) to go

c) go

Make the questions. Tick the correct sentence.

• She writes short stories.

a) Does she write short stories?

b) Do she writes short stories?

c) Does she writes short stories?

• He knows me.

a) Do he know me?

b) Does he know me?

c) Does he knows me?

• They go to Greece every year.

a) Do they go to Greece every year?

b) Does they go to Greece every year?

c) Do they goes to Greece every year?

• You like her very much.

a) Does you like her very much?

b) Do you likes her very much?

c) Do you like her very much?

• My lesson lasts 45 minutes.

a) Do your lesson last 45 minutes?

b) Does your lesson lasts 45 minutes?

c) Does your lesson last 45 minutes?

Choose IS or ARE.

• There isare a lot of people in Belgrade.
• There isare a secret that I want to tell you.
• There isare many cars in the street.

Choose SOME or ANY.

• I want someany chocolate to eat.
• Do you have someany chocolate left?
• I don’t have someany best friend.
• I read someany of her books.
• Do you know someany hotel in Belgrade?

Choose THIS, THAT, THESE or THOSE.

• ThisThatTheseThose person here is my mother.
• ThisThatTheseThose person over there is my mother.
• I don’t know thisthatthesethose girls across the street.
• I like thisthatthesethose shoes in front of me.

Past simple. Choose the correct form.

• She ……… to France yesterday.

a) go

b) goes

c) goed

d) went

• They ……… a lot of money last month.

a) made

b) make

c) maded

d) makes

• She ……… at the Faculty of Economics.

a) studyed

b) studed

c) studies

d) studied

• We ……… TV last night.

a) watches

b) watch

c) watched

d) watchied

• Ivo Andric ………many books.

a) writed

b) wrote

c) wroted

d) written

Past simple. Choose the correct form.

• Steven ………. to France yesterday.

a) fly

b) flyed

c) flied

d) flew

• They ……… a lot of profit last month.

a) make

b) made

c) maked

d) makes

• She ………the piano when she was a child.

a) played

b) plaid

c) plaied

d) playd

• We ……… the football match last night.

a) watch

b) watches

c) watched

d) watchied

• Madonna ……… many catchy songs on her last album.

a) sing

b) sung

c) singed

d) sang

PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS:

PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE

• On my way to work I generally (meet) many children who (go) to school.
• Look, a man (run) after the bus. He (want) to catch it.
• My children (work) very hard. John (study) for an exam now.
• He generally (sing) in English but today he (sing) in French.
• He normally (go) to work by car, but sometimes he (walk).

• COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE. Write the correct form of the adjective.

• The grass is (short) here than in your garden.
• Your suitcase is (heavy) than my bag.
• Tom was (slow) of all the schoolboys.
• Mary is (pretty) than her sister.
• The garden is (lovely) in spring than in winter.

Are these nouns countable (C) or uncountable (U)?

• year
• milk
• cloud
• snow
• water
• bird
• weather
• snake

Match questions (1-5) with the answers (a-e).

Adjectives and adverbs. Choose the correct form.

• She dances beautifullybeautiful.
• She is a beautifulbeautifully girl.
• He drives very slowslowly.
• He is a very slowslowly person.
• She cooks very wellgood.

PUT SOME, ANY OR A

• Do you have asomeany money?
• I’ve got asomeany pens in the office.
• Can I have asomeany can of Coke, please?
• There isn’t asomeany sugar in the dining room.
• There wasn’t asomeany petrol or oil in the car.

PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE. Write the correct form of the verb.

• Monica Cox is a tennis player. She (win) many tournaments in her life.
• She (start) playing tennis with her father when she  (be) three years old.
• Two years ago she (go) to America to a famous tennis school in California.
• She (not play) at Wimbledon yet.

TENSES. Choose the correct form of the verb.

• I did my homework when I ……… television.

a) watching

b) watched

c) was watching

d) was watch

• If she asks for money, I ……… her.

a) will give

b) gives

c) give

d) gave

• She never ……… late to school.

a) is coming

b) coming

c) comes

d) came

• She ……… to London yesterday.

a) will go

b) went

c) gone

d) go

• The baby ……… usually well behaved.

a) were

b) is

c) has

d) are

• I ……… my work now. Don’t disturb me!

a) was doing

b) done

c) do

d) am doing

• I ……… a letter tomorrow.

a) write

b) will write

c) have written

d) has written

• Look! The boy ……… the tree.

a) was climbing

b) is climbing

c) climbs

d) climbing

• She caught them while they ……… .

a) were talking

b) was talked

c) talked

d) did talked

Choose the correct question word.

• ……… shoes are those?

a) Why

b) Whose

c) Whom

d) Who

• My mother is the one ……… sings on TV every morning.

a) whom

b) which

c) who

d) whose

• Let me know ……… you hear from your mother.

a) who

b) which

c) whose

d) when

• Let me know ……… your mother is travelling to.

a) who

b) which

c) whose

d) where

Choose one of the following words: SOMETHING, ANYTHING, MUCH, MANY.

• How somethinganythingmuchmany friends do you have?
• How somethinganythingmuchmany milk do you like in your coffee?
• I have somethinganythingmuchmany for you.
• Do you know somethinganythingmuchmany about her?
• I don’t have somethinganythingmuchmany to say to you!

Write one of the following forms: VERB + ING or INFINITIVE?

• She likes (cook).
• He enjoys (read) books.
• We want (go) now.
• They hope  (win) the competition.
• I look forward to (see) you soon.

ADJECTIVE COMPARISON. Write the correct form of the adjective.

• She is (good) than me.
• He is (bad) than you.
• She is as (tall) as me.
• She is the (pretty) girl in school.
• Today it is (hot) than yesterday.

Choose the correct form of the verb:

• London _____ a lot since 1975.

a) will change

b) have changed

c) has changed

d) changed

e) change

• Scientists _____ a new planet.

a) will just discovered

b) have just discovered

c) have just discover

d) has just discover

e) had just discover

• I _____ in this school for ten years.

a) were studying

b) studying

c) studied

d) have been studying

e) has been studying

Thick the correct sentence

• a) I have lived in Chesswood for five years. b) I live in Chesswood for five years.

• a) We moved here after my daughter was born. b) We have moved here after my daughter was born.

• a) Before that we have lived in London. b) Before that we lived in London.

• a) I never went to Russia, but I’d like to go. b) I have never been to Russia, but I’d like to go.

• a) I am a teacher since I left university. b) I have been a teacher since I left university.

Write the correct form of the verb:

• You look tired! Yes I (work)  very hard.
• Where’s the magazine I gave you? What (you do)  with it?
• We (have)  the same car for twelve years.
• This room was white. Now it is blue. He (paint)  it.
• This is the first time I (drive)  a car. Thanks for lending me your car.
• These shoes are nice and clean. (you clean)  them?
• Sorry I’m late. (you wait)  long?
• Somebody (steal)  my keys. They are not on the table.
• Mary is still watching TV. She (watch)  TV all day.
• I (know)  him for a long time.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct answer.

• Do you ……… clean the house every day or every week?

a) must

b) have

c) have to

• I ……… speak French without a problem now because I have had many lessons.

a) may

b) can

c) have

• They ……… do their homework today because it is a holiday at the school.

a) must not

b) don’t have

c) don’t have to

• When will you ……… come and see us in our new house?

a) can

b) be able to

c) must

• You ……… hurry up! You ……… be late if you don’t!

a) don’t have to/might

b) must/must

c) must/might

Conditional sentences. Write the correct form of the verb.

• What would you do if you (find)  a burglar in your house?
• What (you do)  if he is late?
• If you (see)  someone hitting the dog what would you do?
• If you (see)  someone drowning, what would you do?
• If he (come)  today, will you be angry?
• If someone (give)  you a lot of money what would you do with them?
• If I were you, I (stop)  smoking.
• If I knew you were right, I (agree)  with you.

Passive voice. Turn the active sentences into passive ones.

• They will forget the problem soon.

a) The problem will be forgotten soon.

b) The problem will be forget soon.

• She is writing a book at the moment.

a) A book is being written at the moment.

b) A book is be written at the moment.

• He has just washed his car.

a) His car have just been washed.

b) His car has just been washed.

• She bought a car yesterday for her son.

a) A car been bought yesterday for her son.

b) A car was bought yesterday for her son.

• They clean these rooms every day.

a) These rooms is cleaned every day.

b) These rooms are cleaned every day.

Future time clauses. Put the verb in brackets into a suitable verb form

• When I (see)  you tomorrow, I (tell)  you my news.
• As soon as we (get)  there, we (phone)  for a taxi.
• I (go)  to the library before I (do)  the shopping.
• I (wait)  here until the rain (stop) .
• You (be able)  to get a good job unless you (get)  a university degree.