Prepare 2 review grammar units 1-4 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

They weren’t / wasn’t happy with the test.

weren't

Who is / was with you in the park yesterday?

was

Where were / was you last night?

were

Paula is / was here last weekend.

was

Was he sad when he was young? Yes, he was / wasn’t.

was

Was John at school yesterday? No, he was / wasn’t.

wasn’t

Put the words in order: were / party / the / There / lot / the / people / a / at / of.

There were a lot of people at the party.

Put the words in order: was / yesterday / time / What / concert / the?

What time was the concert yesterday?

Put the words in order: wasn’t / was / young / I / when / happy / I.

I wasn’t happy when I was young.

Put the words in order: school / He / a / student / brilliant / was / at.

He was a brilliant student at school.

Put the words in order: weekend / last / were / Where / you?

Where were you last weekend?

You _____ (not be) late for the tennis match. (Past Simple)

weren't

My friends ____ (be) happy at the barbecue. (Past Simple)

were

It ____ (not be) a great classical music concert. (Past Simple)

wasn't

I _____ (be) at the park yesterday afternoon. (Past Simple)

was

They ______ hungry, but they were very thirsty.

weren't

were

was

wasn't

It _______ in my pocket, it was in the kitchen.

wasn't

was

It _____ in my bedroom.

was

were

_______ your brother at the rugby match yesterday? It was a brilliant game.

Was

Were

How many people______ at the cinema?

were

was

We _____ happy at the party last night. It was fun.

were

was

Where _____ you at 8 pm on Saturday?

were

was

My mum ______ when she gets home from work in the evening, so my dad always makes supper. (hate / cook)

hates cooking

My friends _____ to rock music, but I love it. (hate / listen)

hate listening

My brother _____ the guitar, but he isn’t very good at it. (like / play)

likes playing

My father _______ to town in his new car. (quite like / drive)

quite likes driving

I really _____ a new book to read on holiday. (love / choose)

love choosing

I _____ my best friend. She lives by the sea, so we can go swimming. (love / visit)

love visiting

Make the sentence: They / really love / having a big family lunch on Sundays.

They really love having a big family lunch on Sundays.

Make the sentence: She / quite like / listening to rock music.

She quite likes listening to rock music.

Make the sentence: He / really hate / going cycling when it’s raining.

He really hates going cycling when it’s raining.

Make the sentence: We / not like / getting up early at the weekend.

We don’t like getting up early at the weekend.

Make the sentence: he / hate / listening to the violin?

Does he hate listening to the violin?

Make the sentence: My family / not like / listening to jazz.

My family doesn’t like listening to jazz.

Make the sentence: Amy / love / going to the theatre and watching plays.

Amy loves going to the theatre and watching plays.

Make the sentence: you / like / watching television in the evenings?

Do you like watching television in the evenings?

My parents always ____ orange juice in the morning but today they _____ coffee. (drink)

drink, are drinking

Today my brother ______ tennis but he usually _____ badminton. (play)

is playing, plays

He _____ to bed at 9.00 every day but today he _____ to bed at 9.30. (go)

goes, is going

Today she _____ her teeth at 8.00 but she usually _____ them at 7.00. (clean)

is cleaning, cleans

I don’t usually ______ spaghetti but I _____ some now. (eat)

eat, am eating

We ______ the house at the moment but we usually _____ at 8.30. (leave)

are leaving, leave

I usually ______ my homework at 5.00 but I ______ it now. (do)

do, am doing

We _____ (never play) hockey at school. (Present Simple)

never play

What _____ (you/do) now? Do you want to go for a walk? (Present Continuous)

are you doing

I ____ (not have) two courses at lunchtime. (Present Simple)

don't have

He _____ (not work) at the moment. He’s on holiday. (Present Continuous)

isn't working

Which sports ____ (he/do) at the weekend? (Present Simple)

does he do

I usually _____ (help) my sister with her maths homework. (Present Simple)

help

Sorry, I can’t talk to you now. ______ (I/make) lunch! (Present Continuous)

I'm making

We ______ (not get up) early at the weekend. (Present Simple)

don't get up

I ’m not cooking / don’t cook lunch today. My dad is.

'm not cooking

They often have / ’re often having fruit for breakfast.

often have

We have / ’re having lunch at the same time every day.

have

He doesn’t work / isn’t working today. He’s playing football.

isn’t working

What do you usually have / are you usually having for lunch?

do you usually have

Are you / Do you work at the weekend?

Do you

I usually serve / am serving pancakes with honey.

serve

My sister makes / is making pancakes at the moment.

is making

Do you sometimes / sometimes you play rugby with your friends?

you sometimes

The swimming pool usually is / is usually quiet on Mondays.

is usually

My brothers don’t always / always don’t do sport on Tuesdays.

don’t always

I like the snow but I don’t never / never go snowboarding.

never

Aida plays sometimes / sometimes plays football on Saturdays.

sometimes plays

We always go / go always cycling in the mountains in the summer.

always go

I am never / never am at home at the weekend.

am never

We _____ play tennis. We play on Sundays but not every weekend.

often

always

I _____ go snowboarding at the weekend but not often.

sometimes

always

My parents _____ go out! They are always at home.

never

usually

Alberto ______ goes cycling. He goes once or twice a month.

sometimes

never

We are good at gymnastics. We _____ practise.

always

never

I play rugby five times a week. I _____ play it.

often

never