Prepare 6 review grammar units 1-4 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

My sister (1 m 65) is now a ______ taller than me (1 m 64).

bit

slightly

quite

Our maths class has been _____ easier this week than last week. I didn’t understand anything last week.

far

quite

little

I suggest we don’t go to that restaurant. It’s a ____ deal more expensive than anywhere else.

good

easily

far

I loved the film. It was ______ as good as the thriller we saw last week.

almost

far

slightly

The colder the day, the _____ clothes you should put on.

more

most

less

K2 (8,611 m) is not _____ as high as Mount Everest (8,848 m).

quite

far

little

VY Canis Majoris is by _____ the biggest star in the universe.

far

almost

easily

A football (410–450 grams) is _____ lighter than a rugby ball (410–460 grams).

slightly

little

quite

I wasn’t very hungry at midday because I ____ (eat) an enormous breakfast. (Past Perfect)

had eaten

The teacher got angry because we ______ (not listen) to her when she was talking. (Past Continuous)

weren’t listening

While I was cycling to school, I _____ (fall off) my bike because of the rain. (Past Simple)

fell off

When Dad got to work he remembered that he _____ (not turn off) the cooker so he went home. (Past Perfect)

hadn’t turned off

They missed the bus so they _______ (not get) to school on time. (Past Simple)

didn’t get

We decided to go home and watch a film as it ____ (rain) heavily. (Past Continuous)

was raining

When I got to the swimming pool, I realised that I _____ (leave) my swimming things at home. (Past Perfect)

had left

I ______ (do) my homework when you phoned. I finished it afterwards. (Past Continuous)

was doing

Every Sunday afternoon we used to go / were going to the cinema.

used to go

I was excited because I hadn’t been / didn’t go to a theme park before.

hadn’t been

In the end, I didn’t buy / wasn’t buying the shirt.

didn’t buy

We walked / were walking on the beach when suddenly we heard thunder.

were walking

I wasn’t very hungry as I had eaten / was eating an hour before.

had eaten

Last Sunday my dad had taken / took me to the zoo.

took

Put the words in the correct order: holiday / go on / did / your family / ?

Did your family go on holiday?

Put the words in the correct order: were / annoying / you / brother / your / ?

Were you annoying your brother?

Put the words in the correct order: living / we / small / in / were / flat / a.

We were living in a small flat.

Put the words in the correct order: won / had / my brother / a prize.

My brother had won a prize.

Put the words in the correct order: to / a lot / cook / used / her mum.

Her mum used to cook a lot.

Put the words in the correct order: been / had / never / my / grandma / abroad.

My grandma had never been abroad

She usually writes / is writing songs at home.

writes

I am learning / learn to play the piano but it’s really hard.

am learning

They have toured / are touring Australia next year.

are touring

Since going solo, he is recording / has recorded five albums.

has recorded

Streaming has been / is the most popular way to listen for a long time.

has been

I haven’t seen / don’t see that band since I was a teenager.

haven’t seen

She’s tried _____ (look) on the internet, but she can’t find any of his early music.

looking

to look

She’s tried _____ (look) on the internet, but she can’t find any of his early music.

looking

to look

Did you remember _____ (watch) the documentary about that musician last night?

to watch

watching

We’ll never forget _____ (hear) our music teacher sing for the first time. Her voice was incredible.

hearing

to hear

Jack’s stopped _______ (practise) with his band at the weekend, he hasn’t got time.

practising

to practise

I tried ______ (play) the violin when I was younger but I soon gave it up.

to play

playing

Please stop ____ (talk)! I can’t hear the music.

talking

to talk

Don’t forget ____ (buy) tickets for the concert. There aren’t many left.

to buy

buying

I’ll always remember _______ (go) to my first concert. I saw a jazz singer with my uncle.

going

to go

My friends _______ (wait) in the queue for tickets, if you want to join them. (Present Continuous)

are waiting

I ______ (not think) I’ll ever be good at singing. (Present Simple)

don't think

My brother ______ (seem) to enjoy listening to the same song again and again. (Present Simple)

seems

We ______ (not go out) tomorrow night because we have to study. (Present Continuous)

aren’t going out

My grandma used to play the piano every day but she ______ (not play) it for ages. (Present Perfect)

hasn’t played

Giving a concert _____ (require) a lot of preparation. (Present Simple)

requires

My friends and I _____ (enjoy) going to concerts since we started secondary school. (Present Perfect)

have enjoyed

My favourite band _____ (go) on tour all the time. (Present Simple)

goes

_____ your mum _____ us after football tomorrow? - No, she can’t. She’s working but dad can collect us.

Can, collect

Must, collect

Should, collect

Does, collect

____ you ever ____ a first aid course? - Yes, I did one at school last year

Have, done

Has, done

Had, done

Did, do

Where _____ we _____ my German friend when he comes? - You should take him to the new science museum. It’s amazing.

should, take

could, take

shouldn't, take

couldn't, take

_____ your sister ____ school this year? - No, she’s leaving next year.

Is, leaving

Are, leaving

Do, leaving

Does, leaving

_____ your dad _____ a good time on his birthday? - Yes, he had a fantastic time.

Did, have

Do, have

Does, have

Has, have

____ you ____ a film when I phoned? - Yes, we were watching a comedy.

Were, watching

Was, watching

Are, watching

Is, watching

How long ____ you ____ at your school? - I’ve been here since I was twelve.

have, been

do, been

did, been

had, been

Who ____ you ____ on well with in your family? - I get on well with my younger brother.

do, get

did, get

did, got

does, got

Jack’s stopped _______ (practise) with his band at the weekend, he hasn’t got time.

practising

to practise