Past Simple. Irregular verbs. Negative.
Linda ___ to classes last week.
doesn’t go
didn’t go
weren’t going
don’t go
isn’t going
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I ____ to the cinema yesterday, I was busy.
didn’t go
didn’t went
not to go
go
going
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I ____John when I was at school.
didn’t know
don’t know
doesn’t know
not to know
isn’t known
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Tom ___ have a car last year.
didn’t
don’t
doesn’t
aren’t
isn’t
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Sue ___ go shopping last Saturday.
didn’t
don’t
doesn’t
aren’t
isn’t
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They ___ have time to discuss all the problems yesterday.
didn’t
don’t
doesn’t
aren’t
isn’t
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He ___ very well last night.
didn’t sleep
don’t sleep
aren’t sleeping
not to sleep
isn't sleeping
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I ___to New York, I went to Chicago.
didn’t go
didn’t went
not to go
go
going
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We ___ Tom, we met Harry.
didn’t meet
didn’t met
not to meet
meet
meeting
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I ___ ___ a computer, I bought a camera.
didn't buy
didn't bought
doesn't buy
don't buy
not to buy
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He ___ ___ last week, he left yesterday.
didn't leave
didn't left
doesn't leave
don't leave
not to leave
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She ___ ____spaghetti, she made lasagne.
didn't make
didn't made
doesn't make
don't make
not to make
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Sue ___ get up early last Saturday.
didn’t
don’t
doesn’t
aren’t
isn’t
Possessive's
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My ___ name is Robert.
father's
fathers
fathers'
father is
father
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My ___ name is Adele.
mother's
mothers
mother is
mothers'
mother
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My ___ name is Suzie.
sister's
sisters
sisters'
sister is
sister
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My ___ name is Liam.
brother's
brothers
brothers'
brother is
brother
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My ___ name is Tiger.
cat
cat's
cats
cat is
cats
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My ___ father is my grandfather.
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mother's
mothers
mother is
mothers'
mother
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My ___ mother is my grandmother.
father's
fathers
fathers'
father is
father
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My ___ sister is my aunt.
mother's
mothers
mother is
mothers'
mother
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My ___ husband is my uncle.
aunt
aunt's
aunts
aunts'
aunt is
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My ____ son is my nephew.
sister's
sisters
sisters'
sister is
sister
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My ___ daughter is my niece.
brother's
brothers
brothers'
brother is
brother
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My ___ name is Tom.
boyfriend
boyfriend's
boyfriends
boyfriend is
boyfriends'
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His ___ name is Marta.
girlfriend
girlfriend's
girlfriends
girlfriend is
girlfriendsꞌ
Prepositions of Time
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They met ___ 11 June.
on
at
in
by
since
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Kate was born ___ the 1980s.
on
at
in
by
since
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We play tennis ____ weekends.
from
at
in
by
since
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She bought the flat ____ May.
on
at
in
by
since
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What did you do ____ Monday?
in
at
on
by
since
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I usually have breakfast ___ 7.30.
on
at
in
by
since
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I was born ____ 1990.
on
at
in
by
since
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Did you see Mark ____ Saturday evening?
on
at
in
by
since
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I stoppedplaying football ___ 5 p.m.
in
on
at
under
between
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Sarah lived in New York ___ 2002.
in
on
at
under
between
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I always come to the university ___ 7.50.
on
at
in
by
since
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I normally go to bed ___ 11p.m..
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on
at
in
by
since
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My mother wakes up really early, ____6 am.
on
at
in
by
since
Prepositions of Place
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There are some photos ___ the shelf.
in
on
at
over
between
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Are there any glasses ___ the table?
in
on
at
over
between
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There are some eggs ___ the fridge.
in
on
at
out of
between
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There aren’t any plates ___ the cupboard.
in
on
at
above
between
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Are there any students ___ the classroom?
in
on
at
under
between
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The school is ____ the left.
in
on
at
under
between
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Turn right ____ the traffic lights.
in
on
at
under
between
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There's a statue ____ the main square.
in
on
at
under
between
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There are three people ___ the bus stop.
in
on
at
under
between
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The bus stop is ____ the chemist's.
in
on
at
under
between
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The river is ___ the bottom of the hill.
in
on
at
under
between
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The wood is ___ the top of the hill.
in
on
at
under
between
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The Millbank Hotel is ___ the right.
in
on
at
under
between
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____ the end of the street turn left.
in
on
at
under
between
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The mayor's office is ___ the town hall.
in
on
at
under
between
Dates
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12/5/2010
the twelfth of May, two thousand and ten
the twentieth of May, two thousand and ten
May twenty, two thousand and ten
May twelve, two thousand and ten
May the twelfth, two thousand and ten
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14/07/1789
the fourteenth of July, seventeen eighty nine
the fourteen of July, seventeen eighty nine
fourteenth of July, seventeen eighty nine
the fourteenth of July, one thousand seven hundred eighty nine
the fourteenth of July, seventeen hundred and eighty nine
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31/1/1800
the thirty first of January, eighteen hundred
the thirty first of January, one thousand eight hundred
the thirty first of January, eighteen oh, oh
thirty first of January, eighteen hundred
the thirty one of January, eighteen hundred
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21/12/1969
the twenty one of December, nineteen sixty-nine
the twenty-first of December, nineteen sixty-nine
twenty first of December, nineteen sixty-nine
the twelve first of December, nineteen sixty-nine
the twenty first of December, one thousand nineteen hundred sixty-nine
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13/4/1984
the thirteen of April, nineteen eighty-four
April the thirteen, nineteen eighty-four
thirteenth of April, nineteen eighty-four
the thirteenth of April, nineteen eighty-four
the thirteenth of April, one thousand nineteen hundred eighty-four
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24/11/1969
the twenty four of November, nineteen sixty-nine
the twenty-fourth of November, nineteen sixty-nine
twenty fourth of November, nineteen sixty-nine
the twelve fourth of November, nineteen sixty-nine
the twenty fourth of November, one thousand nineteen hundred sixty-nine
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20/5/2010
the twelfth of May, two thousand and ten
the twentieth of May, two thousand and ten
May twenty, two thousand and ten
May twelve, two thousand and ten
the twenty of May, two thousand and ten
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24/11/1984
the twenty-four of November, nineteen eighty-four
twenty-fourth of November, nineteen eighty-four
the twenty-fourth of November, nineteen eighty-four
the twelve-fourth of November, nineteen eighty-four
the twenty-fourth of November, one thousand nineteen hundred eighty-four
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13/06/1984
the thirteen of June, nineteen eighty-four
June the thirteen, nineteen eighty-four
thirteenth of June, nineteen eighty-four
the thirteenth of June, one thousand nineteen hundred eighty-four
the thirteenth of June, nineteen eighty-four
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24/10/1984
the twenty-four of October, nineteen eighty-four
the twenty-fourth of October, nineteen eighty-four
twenty-fourth of October, nineteen eighty-four
the twelve-fourth of October, nineteen eighty-four
the twenty-fourth of October, one thousand nineteen hundred eighty-four
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31/07/1800
the thirty-first of July, eighteen hundred
the thirty-first of July, one thousand eight hundred
the thirty-first of July, eighteen oh, oh
thirty-first of July, eighteen hundred
the thirty-one of July, eighteen hundred
Choose the correct variant.
15/07/1789
the fifteen of July, seventeen eighty-nine
fifteenth of July, seventeen eighty-nine
the fifteenth of July, one thousand seven hundred eighty-nine
the fifteenth of July, seventeen hundred and eighty-nine
the fifteenth of July, seventeen eighty-nine
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19/06/1984
the nineteen of June, nineteen eighty-four
June the nineteen, nineteen eighty-four
nineteenth of June, nineteen eighty-four
the nineteenth of June, nineteen eighty-four
the nineteenth of June, one thousand nineteen hundred eighty-four
Much/many
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How much _____ do we need?
eggs
bread
biscuits
carrots
sandwiches
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How many ____ do we need?
bread
yoghurt
eggs
bread
tea
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How much ____ do we need?
milk
potatoes
onions
bananas
green peas
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How many ____ do we need?
yoghurt
apples
milk
bread
fruit
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How much ____ do we need?
carrots
sandwiches
oranges
apples
tea
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How many ____ do we need?
pasta
juice
sandwiches
chocolate
ice cream
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How much ____ do we need?
apples
oranges
tomatoes
pasta
potatoes
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How many ____ do we need?
onions
milk
bread
fruit
wine
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How much ____ do we need?
oranges
coffee
tomatoes
potatoes
onions
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How many ____ do we need?
fruit
potatoes
water
pasta
juice
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How much ____ do we need?
oranges
tomatoes
water
potatoes
onions
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How many ____ do we need?
carrots
tea
coffee
yoghurt
milk
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How much ____ do we need?
potatoes
onions
bananas
tomatoes
chocolate
Everyday English
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Can I have a coffee, please?
Thanks. Same to you.
It means you want to eat!
Very interesting, thanks.
Pardon? Could you say that again?
Of course. Black or white?
Complete the everyday English conversation.
I'm sorry I'm late.
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Thanks. Same to you.
It means you want to eat!
Very interesting, thanks.
Of course. Black or white?
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Can you help me?
Sure! What's the problem?
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Thanks. Same to you.
It means you want to eat!
Very interesting, thanks.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Excuse me. Can you tell me the time please?
Yes of course. It's just after 10 o’clock.
Never mind. Thank you very much.
Sure! What's the problem?
Thanks. Same to you.
Very interesting, thanks.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Excuse me. Can you - me the time, please?
I m sorry. I don’t have a watch.
Sure! What's the problem?
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Thanks. Same to you.
Very interesting, thanks.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Excuse me. What time does the bus leave?
At half past ten.
See you on Monday.
Sure! What's the problem?
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Thanks. Same to you.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
When does this lesson finish?
At four o’clock.
Have a nice weekend!
Oh dear! It's only quarter past three!
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Thanks. Same to you.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Frank, this is Gina. She’s from our New York office.
Hello Gina. Nice to meet you.
Oh dear! It's only quarter past three!
Yes, of course. Anything else?
See you on Monday.
Never mind. Come and sit down.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Bye, Mum! lt's time for school.
Good-bye darling. Have a nice day!
Thanks. See you.
See you on Monday.
Pleased to meet you.
Have a nice weekend!
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Can I have a coffee, an espresso, please?
Good-bye darling. Have a nice day!
Yes, of course. Anything else?
No, thank you.
Good morning!
See you on Monday.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Bye, Derek. Have a nice weekend!
Thanks. Same to you.
See you on Monday.
Yes, of course. Anything else?
No, thank you.
Oh dear! It's only quarter past three!
Complete the everyday English conversation.
I'd like a pair of scissors, please.
What sort do you want?
Great! How much are they?
Oh dear! It's only quarter past three!
Thanks. Same to you.
See you on Monday.
Complete the everyday English conversation.
Can I have some aspirin, please?
No, thank you.
Yes of course. Here you are!
Great! How much are they?
Oh dear! It's only quarter past three!
Thanks. Same to you.
Past Time Expressions
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She worked in a café ___.
last summer
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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You met John ___.
last week
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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He came to school by bus ___.
last Monday
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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Nora had tea and coffee for breakfast ___.
yesterday morning
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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I played computer games ___.
now
on Saturday evening
next month
at this moment
next year
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My mother went shopping ___.
now
yesterday afternoon
next month
at this moment
next year
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The family had dinner in a restaurant ___.
on Friday evening
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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My sister got married ___.
now
next month
last weekend
at this moment
next year
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We went to Alison's wedding ___.
last week
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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My wife and I had a quiet weekend at home___.
last month
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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I went to the cinema___.
last night
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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I had an English lesson ___.
yesterday afternoon
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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Some friends came round ___.
yesterday evening
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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I went to Italy ___.
now
last September
next month
at this moment
next year
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I worked very hard___.
last week
now
next month
at this moment
next year
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