4B Grammar Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Would prefer v. would rather (to or than?): I'd prefer walking _____ driving.

to

should, ought to, had better, must: If you like the blue car better, you _______ get that one.

should/ought to

Must have, might have, or couldn't have: Why were there no buses yesterday? Maybe it was the snow or they _____ been on strike.

Might have

Would prefer v. would rather: Which would you _________ to spend more money on: a nice house or a nice car?

would you prefer

should, ought to, had better, must: Her fever is high; you ______ take her to the doctor.

Had better

As long as, even if, even though: ____________ she gets there late, you should go early to save your seats.

Even if

Must have, might have, couldn't have: Let's ask the front desk to see if they have your keys. Someone _____ found them.

Must have

Would prefer v. would rather: Which make and model of car would you ________ having: a Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic?

Would you prefer

Must have, could have, can't have: Sarah can't find her phone anywhere; ________ she_____ left it at home?

Could have

As long as, even if, even though: You can drive anywhere in the U.S. ____________ you have a driver's license.

As long as

As long as, even if, even though: She moved to Chicago in September, ________ she had never been there before.

Even though

Must have, might have, couldn't have: He __________ gone to Canada. He doesn't have a passport.

Couldn't have

Would prefer v. would rather: "I love sports cars, but I _________ spend too much money."

would rather not

Would prefer v would rather (to or than?): "I'd rather have coffee ______ tea."

than

As long as, even though, even if: You should come to the party, _______ you can only stay for a short time.

Even if

should, ought to, had better, must: The deadline is today; you _______ turn in your homework.

Must

As long as, even if, even though: ____________________ you study enough, you will pass the exam.

As long as

Would prefer or would rather: "We went to the park yesterday. Today I _____________ see a movie."

We went to the park yesterday. Today I would rather see a movie."

Must have, might have, couldn't have: You _____ seen her! She was standing right in front of you.

Must have

should, ought to, had better, must: He wasn't invited; he ___________ not come to the party.

Had better

should, ought to, had better, must: She ________ fill out her enrollment form; it's necessary.

Must

As long as, even if, even though: You should go on a walk, _______ it's chilly; it will cheer you up.

Even though

As long as, even if, even though: _____________ she knew the bus was late, she waited for 45 minutes.

Even though

should, ought to, had better, must: If you spent too much money last month, you ________ make a budget.

Should/ought to