Ket Term 2 Review

Use the correct for of 'can, could, be able to, manage to': 'I ______________ ride my bicycle when I was 10 years old.'

Use the correct comparative/superlative form: 'Learning English is __________ learning Chinese.'

Use the correct for of 'can, could, be able to, manage to': 'I'm sorry, I ____________ go to your party. I am ill.'

Use the correct comparative/superlative form: 'This is ________ day of my life!' (good)

Complete this sentence with the correct form of -any, -no, -some: 'Did you hear that voice? ________ is outside.'

Complete this sentence with the correct form of -any, -no, -some: 'The fridge is empty. There is ________ to eat.'

Use the correct for of 'must/have to': 'According to the rules, next year, we ___________ wear uniforms to school.'

Use the correct for of 'must/have to': 'There is a train that goes to Chicago, so they ___________ drive their car.'

Complete this sentence with the correct form of -any, -no, -some: 'Jupiter is so far away. ______ lives on that planet.'

Use the correct for of 'must/have to': 'You _________ speak Spanish at Andrew's. It is an English academy.'

Use the correct comparative/superlative form: 'I am 1.85m tall and my brother is 1.75m. He is ___________ me.'

Use the correct for of 'can, could, be able to, manage to': 'He finally __________ to climb Mt. Everest last year. It wasn't easy.'

Use the correct for of 'may/might/must/can't': 'He _________ visit us this Christmas. He isn't sure yet.'

Use the correct comparative/superlative form: 'Going to the cinema is ___________ going to school. (interesting)

Complete this sentence with the correct form of -any, -no, -some: 'Is there ______ you would like to travel to?'

Use the correct for of 'may/might/must/can't': 'I see her at Domino's every day. She ________ love pizza!'

Use the correct for of 'may/might/must/can't': 'It is summer. It ________ be snowing.'

Use the correct for of 'may/might/must/can't': 'That boy is blonde. Billy has brown hair; it _________ be him.'

Use the correct for of 'must/have to': 'Everyone ________ brush their teeth every day to keep it clean and healthy.'

Use the correct for of 'can, could, be able to, manage to': 'In 2050, we _____________ use flying cars.'