Prepare 4 review grammar units 17-20 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

My grandfather was / is posted to Egypt during the war.

was

When were optical illusions first discover / discovered?

discovered

I bought a shirt that was made of / made by linen, because it’s nice and cool in summer.

made of

Carlos first got interested in football when he took / was taken to see Real Madrid play.

was taken

The Lord of the Rings is a film about a ring which found / was found in a river and used to control the world.

was found

After my grandma was checked from / by the doctor, she was released from hospital.

by

Guernica _____ painted by Dali, but by Picasso.

wasn’t

was

Avicii, the Swedish musician and DJ, _____ born in 1989 and died in 2018.

was

were

The horror film we watched was _____ Howler.

called

call

Apps _____ introduced until about a decade ago.

weren’t

wasn’t

Modern-day graffiti was first _____ in Philadelphia in the 1960s.

used

using

Justin Bieber’s song Love Yourself was _____ by Ed Sheeran.

written

wrote

Did Steven Spielberg direct that film? (Past Simple Passive)

Was that film directed by Stephen Spielberg?

They didn’t play volleyball until 1895. (Past Simple Passive)

Volleyball wasn't played until 1895.

People wore some kind of trainers in the 19th Century. (Past Simple Passive)

Some kind of trainers were worn in the 19th Century.

Did they make your shoes in Spain? (Past Simple Passive)

Were your shoes made in Spain?

People didn’t use the internet until the 1990s. (Past Simple Passive)

The internet wasn't used until the 1990s.

Mary Quant designed mini-skirts in the 1960s. (Past Simple Passive)

Mini-skirts were designed by Mary Quant in the 1960s.

Vincent Van Gogh painted Sunflowers. (Past Simple Passive)

Sunflowers was painted by Vincent Van Gogh.

They built our school in 1985. (Past Simple Passive)

Our school was built in 1985.

‘I’m not listening to the music.’ (Reported Speech)

I said I wasn’t listening to the music.

‘Mum can’t be in the kitchen. She’s at work.’ (Reported Speech)

He said mum couldn’t be in the kitchen. She was at work.

‘We won’t live for another 1,000 years.’ (Reported Speech)

They said they wouldn’t live for another 1,000 years.

‘I don’t have a computer of my own.’ (Reported Speech)

She said she didn’t have a computer of her own.

‘There’ll be a long queue at passport control.’ (Reported Speech)

He said there would be a long queue at passport control.

‘My brother often makes new friends on holiday.’ (Reported Speech)

I said he often made new friends on holiday.

‘My aunt can play tennis really well.’ (Reported Speech)

I said my aunt could play tennis really well.

'I’m having a party on Saturday.’ (Reported Speech)

She said she was having a party on Saturday.

They said they couldn’t / can’t join us at the park because their granddad is / was visiting.

couldn’t, was

Jenny told / said me that she will / would write a notice to let everyone know about the new times.

told, would

We told them we would / will call when we arrive / arrived.

would, arrived

George said he was / is preparing a CV to apply for the part-time job at the supermarket.

was

The teacher told us that our exam results are / were excellent.

were

Dad told / said my cousin could speak three languages.

said

My brother would play basketball if he ____ (not play) football. (2 conditional)

didn’t play

We wouldn’t be late if there ____ (not be) a traffic jam. (2 conditional)

wasn’t

I ____ (not have) fun if I went shopping on my own. (2 conditional)

wouldn’t have

If you ____ (eat) more fresh fruit and vegetables, you would feel healthier. (2 conditional)

ate

If we ____ (get) a virus on this computer, it would take a long time to clean it. (2 conditional)

got

If I had a pet, I _____ (not have) a parrot. (2 conditional)

wouldn’t have

I _______ (be) disappointed if I failed my exams. (2 conditional)

would be

If it were my birthday tomorrow, I _____ (ask) for a new computer. (2 conditional)

would ask

We ____ them again if they _____ to Australia. (2 conditional)

wouldn’t see, moved

would see, move

Ellen ____ really happy if she _____ a musician in the future. (2 conditional)

would be, were

will be, was

Would you _____ a cleaner or a babysitter for your Saturday job if you _____ choose? (2 conditional)

be, had to

being, have to

If Chris _____ a better runner, he _____ in the 800m race. (2 conditional)

was, would take part

was, will take part

If I _____ a teacher, I _____ history. (2 conditional)

became, would teach

become, taught

Would Damien be upset if he doesn’t / didn’t pass the exams to become a vet?

didn’t pass

I’d chose / choose to be a tennis coach if I were him. It is his favourite sport after all!

’d chose

If I had / would have to choose between a career as an architect or a politician, I’d choose to go into politics.

had

She said that if she failed / fail the law exam, she will / would sit it again.

failed, would sit

It would be better and healthier if people would do / did more sport.

did

If I were you, I will / would go on holiday with my cousins.

would

They _____ us ____ late. (warn, not be) (Reported Speech)

They warned us not to be late.

Hugo ___ Adam ____ off the TV. (persuade, turn) (Reported Speech)

Hugo persuaded Adam to turn off the TV.

Selina’s sister ___ her ____ the shoes. (advise, not buy) (Reported Speech)

Selina’s sister advised her not to buy the shoes.

Mum ____ me ____ my fingernails. (convince, not bite) (Reported Speech)

Mum convinced me not to bite my fingernails.

Dad ____ me ____ my teeth. (ask, brush) (Reported Speech)

Dad asked me to brush my teeth.

Mr Good ____ us ____ our work. (order, do) (Reported Speech)

Mr Good ordered us to do our work.

He ____ us ____ the window. (tell, close) (Reported Speech)

told, to close