Rearrange the words to form questions: fighting you been again have ?
Have you been fighting again?
One word in this sentence is wrong. Correct it: He did really good in the exam
He did really well in the exam
Correct the mistake: I've met Steven Spielberg last week!
I met Steven Spielberg last week!
Complete the gaps using a relative pronoun: Longman is one of several companies ______ produces English dictionaries.
Longman is one of several companies which/ that produces English dictionaries.
Put commas into the correct places in this sentence: Cambridge which is famous for its university is one of the most beautifuI cities in Britain.
Cambridge, which is famous for its university, is one of the most beautifuI cities in Britain.
Rearrange the words to form questions: met you have anyone famous ever ?
Have you ever met anyone famous?
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: While we (watch) television last night, the phone (ring).
While we were watching television last night, the phone rang.
Complete the gaps using a relative pronoun: James, _____father owns the company, starts university next month.
James, whose father owns the company, starts university next month.
Correct the tense in this sentence. I am meeting her after school every day
I meet her after school every day
One word in this sentence is wrong. Correct it: He spoke brief about his plans for the company
He spoke briefly about his plans for the company
This sentence contains the definite article (the). Is it correct or incorrect? I'm tired. I want to go to the bed.
Incorrect: I'm tired. I want to go to bed.
Put commas into the correct places in this sentence: Princess Diana who died in 1997 was a popular member of the British Royal Family.
Princess Diana, who died in 1997, was a popular member of the British Royal Family.
Put commas into the correct places in this sentence: My youngest brother who lives in Spain is a teacher.
My youngest brother, who lives in Spain, is a teacher.
This sentence contains the definite article (the). Is it correct or incorrect? Most people who commit minor crimes are not sent to the prison.
Incorrect: Most people who commit minor crimes are not sent to prison.
Correct the tense in this sentence. Be quiet! I try to concentrate.
Be quiet! I'm trying to concentrate.
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: I (play) computer games this morning when suddenly the computer (catch) fire.
I was playing computer games this morning when suddenly the computer caught fire.
Correct the mistake: You should give up to smoke as soon as possible.
You should give up smoking as soon as possible.
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: As I (walk) to school this morning, I (slip) on a banana skin.
As I was walking to school this morning, I slipped on a banana skin.
One word in this sentence is wrong. Correct it: He smiled happy and kissed her
He smiled happily and kissed her
This sentence contains the definite article (the). Is it correct or incorrect? When Julie had her operation, her friends went to the hospitaI to see her.
Correct:
Complete the gaps using a relative pronoun: Prague, the city ______ I met my wife, is one of the most beautiful in Europe.
Prague, the city where I met my wife, is one of the most beautiful in Europe.
Correct the tense in this sentence. It's almost midnight - where do you go?
It's almost midnight - where are you going?
Correct the mistake: I really detest to go to the dentist.
I really detest going to the dentist.
Rearrange the words to form questions: homework done yet have your you?
Have you done your homework yet?
Correct the mistake: I look forward to hear from you soon.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Correct the mistake: I've been studying English since two months.
I've been studying English since for months
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