Prepare 7 review grammar units 9-12 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

My parents don’t go to the supermarket, they_____ (the shopping / deliver) to our house. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

have/get the shopping delivered

Are you _____ (your hair / cut) for the prom? (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

having/getting your hair cut; going to have/get your hair cut

I couldn’t complete level 4 of Call of Warfare, so I ___ (my friend / do) it for me. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

got my friend to do

It’s too dark for you to walk home by yourself – I _____ (my mum / give) you a lift. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

will get my mum to give

Jen’s nervous because she ____ (a tooth / remove) at the dentist’s tomorrow. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

is having/getting a tooth removed

We’re staying with my grandparents because we ______ (our house / paint) at the moment. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

are having/getting our house painted

My brother lost my football, so I _____ (him / buy) me a new one. (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

got him to buy

My computer wasn’t working, so I ___ (it / fix). (have/get + past participle or get + to + verb)

had/got it fixed

My parents encouraged me a lot as a teenager. (Passive Voice)

I was encouraged a lot by my parents as a teenager.

They’ve moved the concert to a bigger venue. (Passive Voice)

The concert has been moved to a bigger venue.

People will hopefully spread this positive message worldwide. (Passive Voice)

This positive message will hopefully be spread worldwide.

They’re raising the money for cancer research. (Passive Voice)

The money is being raised for cancer research.

Philip Pullman wrote The Golden Compass. (Passive Voice)

The Golden Compass was written by Philip Pullman.

Someone gave my dad this old games console. (Passive Voice)

My dad was given this old games console.

Over 400 million people speak Spanish. (Passive Voice)

Spanish is spoken by over 400 million people.

Someone is repairing my mum’s car this week. (Passive Voice)

My mum’s car is being repaired this week.

The ship hit an iceberg and the side of it damaged / was damaged / is damaging.

was damaged

My phone’s not working because the line is repaired / is being repaired / has been repaired at the moment.

is being repaired

When I got home, my flatmate was being interviewed / was interviewing / is interviewing by the police.

was being interviewed

Before Columbus, North America had already visited / been visited / visiting by the Vikings.

been visited

The café opens at 6 am, but breakfast doesn’t serve / isn’t served / isn’t serving until 8 am.

isn’t served

Someone will meet us at the airport and we will take / will be taken / will be taking to the hotel.

will be taken

Someone has broken in and my laptop stolen / has stolen / has been stolen.

has been stolen

I asked for an appointment and I put / am put / was put / was being put on a waiting list.

was put

I had to sit next to my cousin Kelly, ______ I can’t stand.

who \ whom

where

when

which

So is Mark the brother _____ lives in the States or is that your other brother?

who

whose

where

when

You remember my Auntie Jo, _____ house we stayed in?

whose

who

where

when

Is that the T-shirt ____ your brother used to wear?

which

where

when

whose

I love winter days _____ we all sit around the fire.

when

where

whose

who

Then I played loads with my cousins, _____ was fun.

which

who

when

where

Newport, ______ I went to school, has changed a lot.

where

who

when

whose

I had my own snowboard so I ____ (hire) one.

didn’t need to hire

wouldn’t have hired

shouldn’t have hired

needn’t have hired

I booked in advance. I ______ (do) that – the hotel was empty when we got there.

needn’t have done

would have done

should have done

didn’t need to do

I bought a racing bike, but I ____ (buy) a mountain bike instead.

should have bought

would have bought

needn’t have bought

didn’t need to buy

I grew up in a city. I _____ (love) to have grown up in a rural environment.

would have loved

didn’t need to love

should have loved

needn’t have loved

You needn’t / wouldn’t have brought me a present, but thank you so much.

needn’t

I enjoyed the story but I would / should have changed the ending.

would

I wouldn’t / shouldn’t have eaten so much. I feel sick.

shouldn’t

Without your help, I definitely would / should have failed.

would

You shouldn’t / wouldn’t have put that in the washing machine. It’s ruined!

shouldn’t

It was really spicy. Nan shouldn’t / wouldn’t have liked it.

wouldn’t

We shouldn’t / didn’t need to show our passports as it was an internal flight.

didn’t need to

You couldn’t hear? You should / would have asked me to speak louder.

should

For the next three weeks, the team will be staying / will have stayed at the five-star Ocean View Hotel.

will be staying

I reckon I will be having / will have had two children before I’m thirty.

will have had

Don’t come round before nine o’clock. I won’t be waking up / won’t have woken up by then.

won’t have woken up

Thirty years from now, people will be working / will have worked until a very old age.

will be working

Before the weekend is over, I will be learning / will have learned how to play this song.

will have learned

At the lodge, we will be sleeping / will have slept every night in a wooden hut.

will be sleeping

We can’t wait until tomorrow. The tickets will be selling out / will have sold out by then.

will have sold

Which countries ____ they ____ (visit)? (Future Continuous or Future Perfect)

will, be visiting

I’m not sure. He says that by the time they finish, they ____ (be) to five countries and they ____ (cycle) for ten weeks. (Future Continuous or Future Perfect)

will have been, will have cycled

I guess they _____ (not get) much rest, then? (Future Continuous or Future Perfect)

won’t be getting

A couple of friends from university. I guess they _____ (buy) their plane tickets already. (Future Continuous or Future Perfect)

will have bought

Who ____ he ____ (travel) with? (Future Continuous or Future Perfect)

will, be travelling

We won’t be moving / have moved house until July.

be moving

By the time I’m 25, I will be finishing / have finished university.

have finished

Just think – this time next week we’ll be relaxing / have relaxed in the sunshine.

be relaxing

By five o’clock they will be arriving / have arrived at the airport.

have arrived

You’d better call your parents – they will have expected / have been expecting you to ring all day.

have been expecting

I can’t believe we will have watched / have been watching TV for five hours at the end of this programme!

have been watching

There’s no point looking in the letterbox – the postman won’t be being / have been yet.

have been

Don’t phone now – they’ll be having / have had dinner.

be having