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Go Getter 3 review grammar units 1-3

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  • Can you help me? I ______ (not understand) this exercise. (Stative verb)
    don't understand
    'm not understand
    doesn't understand
    'm not understanding
  • Choose the correct answer: Mark wears / is wearing his favourite T-shirt today.
    is wearing
  • ____ Jake and Kim / be) on time for the bus?
    Were Jake and Kim on time for the bus?
  • Peter ______ (explore) the area and ___ (try) the local food. It ___ (be) fantastic. (Past Simple)
    explored, tried, was
  • ______ (Emily / take) any photos?
    Did Emily take any photos?
  • We ____ (not go) there by plane – we ____ (take) the train. (Past Simple)
    didn't go, took
  • Comparative or superlative form of the adjective: You aren’t good at music, but I’m ___ (bad) than you.
    worse
  • Choose the correct answer: They always open / are opening their pet shop early on Saturday.
    open
  • I _____ (vacuum) the living room and my sister _____ (iron) the clothes. (Present Continuous)
    am vacuuming, is ironing
  • I’d like two bigger sandwiches. This sandwich is enough / too small.
    too
  • Comparative or superlative form of the adjective: Sue is _____ (sporty) than Tom.
    sportier
  • Comparative or superlative form of the adjective: Judy is a ______ (good) dancer than her brother.
    better
  • Mum ___ (not do) any chores today, because she’s at work. (Present Continuous)
    isn't doing
  • Correct the sentence: I’m not as older as my friend
    as old as
  • This snake isn’t a good pet. It’s enough / too dangerous.
    too
  • Correct the sentence: Is this camera as expensive enough that one?
    as expensive AS
  • Correct the sentence: Dad is as short as me. He’s taller.
    isn't
  • I can’t carry this table. I am not strong enough / too.
    enough
  • _____ (you / know) the answer to this question? (Stative verb)
    Do you know
    Are you knowing
    Does you know
    Are you know
  • Comparative or superlative form of the adjective: The cat is _____ (dangerous) the dog.
    more dangerous than
  • ______ (he / load) the washing machine? (Present Continuous)
    Is he loading
  • The boy _____ (want) to play his new computer game now. (Stative verb)
    want
    wants
    wanting
    is wanting
  • I can’t buy this shampoo. It isn’t cheap enough / too.
    enough
  • ______ (the weather / be) good yesterday? (Past Simple)
    Was the weather good yesterday?
  • Comparative or superlative form of the adjective: This bag is _______ (expensive) one in the shop.
    the most expensive
  • We ____ (visit) some interesting museums and I ____ (swim) in the sea every day. (Past Simple)
    visited, swam
  • _____ (you and Sam / go) to the beach?
    Did you and Sam go to the beach?
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