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Go Getter 4 Grammar revison (no tenses)

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  • Mustn't or don't have to? You ... do the exercises at the end of this page. Our teacher told us that we can do it if we have free time
    don't have to
  • What form of the verb do we use after "hate, can't stand, don't mind, be looking forward to, like, engoy, love"? Give examples
    verb + ing
  • Mustn't or don't have to? You ... drink if you're going to drive.
    mustn't
  • Make a comparative form for these adjectives: strong; big; expensive; good
    stronger; bigger; more expensive; better
  • Correct or incorrect? She is happyer than her brother
    Incorrect: happier
  • If you leave at four, you arrive in New York by ten.
    If you leave at four, you will arrive in New York by ten.
  • The blue car is not expensive. The red car is more expensive. (is/expensive)
    The blue car is not as expensive as the red car
  • Make it passive: Forrest surrounds our village.
    Our village is surrounded with a forest.
  • What is the past form of "can"?
    could
  • Change this sentence using the superlative form: Anna is a very smart student.
    Anna is the smartest student.
  • What form of the verb do we use after "need, want, would like, decide, learn"? Give examples
    to + infinitive
  • Fill in the gap with who/which/where/that: Are kangoroos are the animals ... live in Africa?
    Are kangoroos are the animals which live in Africa?
  • How to say the same sentence about yesterday? Do you have to call my mum?
    Did you have to call my mum?
  • Make it passive: The man stole the blue car.
    The blue car was stolen.
  • They (go) to the party if they (be) invited.
    They will to the party if they are invited.
  • Make it passive: Tom and Max ate five hamburgers.
    Five hamburgers were eaten by Tom and Max
  • Make the superlative form of these adjectives: crazy; fast; famous; bad
    the craziest; the fastest; the most famous; the worst
  • Paraphrase: It is necessary to do your homework.
    You must/have to do your homework
  • John is 1 metre 80cms tall. Dave is 1 metre 80cms tall. (is/tall)
    John is as tall as Dave
  • Fill in the gap with who/which/where/that: This is the school ... I study
    This is the school where I study
  • How to say the same sentence about yesterday? I have to go early.
    I had to go early
  • Make it passive: My mum always cooks dinner.
    Dinner is always cooked by my mum
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