English

Adjective or adverb 

He  quichly   reads a book. (quick)

Mandy is a pretty girl. (pretty)

The class is terribly loud today. (terrible)

Max is a good singer. (good)

You can easily open this tin. (easy)

It's a terrible day today. (terrible)

She sings the song well (good)

He is a careful driver. (careful)

He drives the car carefully (careful)

The dog barks loudly (loud)

The articles a/an and the

1.    I like             a an the x blue T-shirt over there better than             a an the x  red one.

2.    Their car does 150 miles             a an the x  hour.

3.    Where's             a an the x  USB drive I lent you last week?

4.    Do you still live in             a an the x  Bristol?

5.    Is your mother working in             a an the x  old office building?

6.    Carol's father works as             a an the x  electrician.

7.    The tomatoes are 99 pence             a an the x  kilo.

8.    What do you usually have for             a an the x  breakfast?

9.    Ben has             a an the x  terrible headache.

10. After this tour you have             a an the x  whole afternoon free to explore the city.

can, could, to be able to 

1.    Last week we could go swimming, this week we can't. (can/to go)

2.    Maybe the Smiths will be able to build a new house next year. (can/to build)

3.    If you try hard, you can pass your examinations. (can/to pass)

4.    When I was five, I could not swim (not/can/to swim)

5.    Dennis could play  the trumpet after four months. (can/to play)

6.    Luke has passed his driving test, now he can drive  a car. (can/to drive)

7.    I could not speak to him on the phone for three weeks last month. (not/can/to speak)

8.    Alex will not be able to do  his homework when his desk is in such a mess. (not/can/to do)

9.    They were so busy, they could not text me. (not/can/to text)

10. Lisa has been able to clean her dress. She can wear it again. (can/to clean)

Prepositions

1.    My mum studied                   at between below by in on via  university.

2.    There is a spider                   at between below by in on via  the corner of my room.

3.    Death Valley is 56 metres                   at between below by in on via  sea level.

4.    The train to London stopped                   at between below by in on via  the station.

5.    Emily sits                   at between below by in on via  Susan and Greg.

6.    There was an accident                   at between below by in on via  the crossroads.

7.    Congratulations                   at between below by in on via  your new job!

8.    Would you buy a coffee                   at between below by in on via  credit card?

9.    What is behind the rise                   at between below by in on via  Wall Street?

10. This flight goes to Washington DC                   at between below by in on via  Charlotte.

Conditional sentences

1.    If I study , I will pass the exams.

2.    If the sun shines , we will walk into town.

3.    If he has a temperature, he will see the doctor.

4.    If my friends come , I will be very happy.

5.    If she earns a lot of money, she will fly to New York.

6.    If we travel to London, we will visit the museums.

7.    If you wear sandals in the mountains, you will slip on the rocks.

8.    If Rita forgets her homework, the teacher will give her a low mark.

9.    If they go to the disco, they will listen to loud music.

10. If you wait a minute, I will ask my parents.

Questions with do or does

1.            Do Does  Peter live with his father?

2.            Do Does  you learn Spanish?

3.            Do Does  Andrew and Martin ride their bikes to school?

4.            Do Does  they play in the garden?

5.            Do Does  Sandy's hamster live in a cage?

6.            Do Does  the cats sit on the wall?

7.            Do Does  we work in front of the computer?

8.            Do Does  you play the drums?

9.            Do Does  Steve wear pullovers?

10.         Do Does  I clean the bathroom?