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She usually ___ to work at 8 a.m. every day. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). go. goes. is going. went.

Right now, at the moment, I ___ my homework in my room. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). do. does. am going. did.

He always ___ football on Sundays with his friends. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). plays. play. is playing. played.

Look! They ___ in the park now. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). run. runs. are running. ran.

My sister usually ___ up at 7 a.m. on weekdays. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). wake. wakes. is waking. woke.

Today, this morning, we ___ a test in English. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). have. has. are having. had.

She ___ coffee every morning before work. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). drinks. drink. is drinking. drank.

Listen! The baby ___ because he is hungry. (Present Simple / Present Continuous). cry. cries. is crying. cried.

Yesterday, after school, I ___ my best friend. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). see. saw. was seeing. seen.

While I ___ TV last night, my phone rang. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). watched. was watching. watch. have watched.

They ___ dinner when I arrived at their house. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). had. were having. have. has.

Last night, we ___ at home because it was raining. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). stay. stayed. were staying. have stayed.

She ___ when the teacher came into the class. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). talks. talked. was talking. is talking.

While he ___ to school, it started to rain. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). walked. was walking. walks. has walked.

Yesterday evening, I ___ a film with my family. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). watch. watched. was watching. have watched.

They ___ when the lights suddenly went out. (Past Simple / Past Continuous). studied. study. were studying. have studied.

I ___ this film before, so I don’t want to see it again. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). saw. have seen. see. was seeing.

She ___ her homework yesterday after dinner. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). has finished. finished. finishes. was finishing.

We ___ to London twice in our lives. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). went. go. have been. are.

He ___ to this city in 2019. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). has moved. moved. moves. is moving.

I ___ never ___ sushi in my life. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). did / eat. have / eaten. am / eating. was / eating.

They ___ last week, on Monday morning. (Present Perfect / Past Simple). have arrived. arrive. arrived. are arriving.

When I arrived at the station, the train ___ already left. (Past Perfect / Past Simple). has. had. have. is.

She was tired because she ___ very late the night before. (Past Perfect / Past Simple). worked. has worked. had worked. works.

After he ___ dinner, he went out with his friends. (Past Perfect / Past Simple). has eaten. ate. had eaten. eats.

They missed the bus because they ___ late that morning. (Past Perfect / Past Simple). are. were. had been. have been.

I think it ___ rain tomorrow because the sky is very dark. (Will / Be Going To). will. is going to. rains. rained.

Look at those clouds! It ___ rain soon. (Will / Be Going To). will. is going to. rained. rains.

I promise I ___ help you with your homework. (Will / Be Going To). am going to. will. go to. went.

We ___ visit our grandparents this weekend. It is already planned. (Will / Be Going To). will. are going to. go. went.

She is very tired. She ___ go to bed early tonight. (Will / Be Going To). will. is going to. goes. went.

I think you ___ like this song when you hear it. (Will / Be Going To). are going to. will. like. liked.

If you heat ice, it ___ into water. (Conditionals). melts. will melt. melted. is melting.

If it rains tomorrow, we ___ at home. (Conditionals). stay. will stay. stayed. are staying.

If I had a lot of money, I ___ a big house. (Conditionals). buy. will buy. would buy. bought.

If she studies hard, she ___ the exam. (Conditionals). passes. passed. will pass. is passing.

If I were you, I ___ more English every day. (Conditionals). study. will study. would study. studied.

If they had left earlier, they ___ late. (Conditionals). aren´t. wouldn´t have been. won´t be. aren´t being.

This is the boy ___ won the football prize. (Relative Pronouns). which. who. where. when.

That is the house ___ I was born. (Relative Pronouns). who. which. where. what.

I like books ___ are easy to read. (Relative Pronouns). who. which. where. when.

She is the teacher ___ helps me with English. (Relative Pronouns). which. where. who. what.

This is the place ___ we met last year. (Relative Pronouns). who. which. where. whose.

I have a dog ___ is very friendly. (Relative Pronouns). who. which. where. when.

He is the man ___ car is red. (Relative Pronouns). who. whose. which. where.

That’s the film ___ I like most. (Relative Pronouns). who. where. which. whose.

You ___ wear protective gloves in the laboratory. It’s compulsory. (Modals). can. must. might. could.

Students ___ use their phones during the exam. It’s not allowed. (Modals). mustn´t. can. might. should.

She ___ speak three languages fluently. (Modals). must. can. might. should.

You ___ study harder if you want to pass the exam. (Modals). should. can. might. mustn´t.

We ___ bring our books tomorrow because the teacher asked us to. (Modals). can. have to. might. could.

English ___ in many countries around the world. (Passive Voice (easy)). speaks. is spoken. was speak. speaking.

The homework ___ every day by the teacher. (Passive Voice (easy)). checks. is checked. checked. checking.

The classroom ___ every morning. (Passive Voice (easy)). cleans. is cleaned. cleaned. cleaning.

The results ___ tomorrow morning. (Passive Voice (easy)). will announce. will be announced. announces. announced.

The emails ___ by the secretary every day. (Passive Voice (easy)). send. are sent. sending. sent.

The teacher corrects the exams every week. (Change this sentence into the passive voice.). The exams are corrected every week by the teacher. The exams correct every week by the teacher. The exams are correcting every week by the teacher. The exams corrected every week by the teacher.

The nurse cleaned the room yesterday. (Change this sentence into the passive voice.). The room is cleaned yesterday by the nurse. The room was cleaned yesterday by the nurse. The room cleaned yesterday by the nurse. The room was cleaning yesterday by the nurse.

The students will finish the project tomorrow. (Change this sentence into the passive voice.). The project will finish tomorrow by the students. The project will be finished tomorrow by the students. The project is finished tomorrow by the students. The project finished tomorrow by the students.

The manager sends the emails every morning. (Change this sentence into the passive voice.). The emails are sent every morning by the manager. The emails send every morning by the manager. The emails are sending every morning by the manager. The emails sent every morning by the manager.

The doctor examined the patient last night. (Change this sentence into the passive voice.). The patient examined last night by the doctor. The patient is examined last night by the doctor. The patient was examined last night by the doctor. The patient was examining last night by the doctor.

She said, “I am tired.” She said that she ___ tired. (Reported Speech (Statements)). is. was. were. be.

He said, “I work in a hospital.” He said that he ___ in a hospital. (Reported Speech (Statements)). works. worked. is working. work.

She said, “I will call you later.” She said that she ___ call me later. (Reported Speech (Statements)). will. would. can. could.

They said, “We are studying English.” They said that they ___ English. (Reported Speech (Statements)). study. studied. were studying. are studying.

He said, “I finished the report yesterday.” He said that he ___ the report the day before. (Reported Speech (Statements)). finished. had finished. finish. has finished.

When I got home yesterday, my mother ___ dinner. (Mixed Review). cooked. was cooking. cooks. has cooked.

I ___ never ___ to Paris in my life. (Mixed Review). did / go. have / been. am / going. was / going.

If you don’t hurry now, you ___ the bus. (Mixed Review). miss. missed. will miss. are missing.

She is talking to the girl ___ lives next door. (Mixed Review). which. who. where. when.

The homework ___ by the students yesterday afternoon. (Mixed Review). finished. was finished. finish. finishing.

She said that she ___ very busy that week. (Mixed Review). is. was. were. be.

You ___ be careful when crossing the street. (Mixed Review). should. might. can. mustn´t.

The message ___ by email this morning. (Mixed Review). sent. was sent. send. sending.

If you study hard, you ___ the exam. (Mixed Review). pass. will pass. passed. passing.