J4 End of Year Grammar Quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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When do we use 'going to' and when do we use 'present continuous' to speak about the future?

'Going to' describes intentions, present continuous describes fixed plans

_____ I help you carry your bags? They look heavy!

SHALL

_____ you ______ (put) the shopping away yet?

Have you put the shopping away yet?

They ______ (play) cards this evening.

They are PLAYING cards this evening.

What's the missing word? The car went as fast ______ a plane.

as

I haven't finished my homework ______.

YET

I ______ study for my exam but I'm not sure when I can.

may / might

Make a superlative sentence: I am the ___________ (happy) I've ever been.

The happiest!

Is Elisa _______ (old) than Giada?

older

Present perfect or past simple: Sam _________ (read) 2 books this week.

Sam has read 2 books this week.

Do you think Harry Potter is _______ (good) than Game of Thrones?

better

Make a comparative sentence: Watching Netflix is _______ (exciting) than playing video games.

More exciting

How do you make 'funny' into a comparative?

funnier

I promise I ________ (not tell) you're secret to anybody.

won't tell / will not tell

The train ______ (leave) at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.

The train LEAVES at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.

What's the next word in the group: bad worse the ______

the worst

Present perfect or past simple: I _____________ (visited) Spain when I was 12 years old.

I visited Spain when I was 12 years old.

What's the past participle of 'think?'

thought

Will you / Are you going to the party tonight?

ARE YOU going to the party tonight?

When do we use the past simple and present perfect?

past simple = finished actions, specific time present perfect = unfinished actions, no time