319 English Grammar Tests

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319 English Grammar Tests
Index ...................................................................................... 1
Elementary Level
1. Speaking already ........................................................................ 18
2. Drive carefully ......................................................................... 19
3. Listen vs. Hear ......................................................................... 20
4. Finish vs. End .......................................................................... 21
5. Start vs. Begin ......................................................................... 22
6. Modal Verbs ............................................................................. 23
7. How to use the articles ................................................................. 24
8. Relative Pronouns ....................................................................... 25
9. Present Tense ........................................................................... 26
10. Conditionals ........................................................................... 27
11. We went on holiday ..................................................................... 28
12. Grammar Questions ...................................................................... 29
13. An Easy Question ....................................................................... 30
14. Learn it by heart ...................................................................... 31
15. White Water Rafting .................................................................... 32
16. Where am I? ............................................................................ 33
17. Remove the Spoon ....................................................................... 34
18. Weather Forecast ....................................................................... 35
19. On TV tonight .......................................................................... 36
20. The Bells .............................................................................. 37
21. Sailing ................................................................................ 38
22. Responses (1) .......................................................................... 39
23. Responses (2) .......................................................................... 40
24. Responses (3) .......................................................................... 41
25. Responses (4) .......................................................................... 42
26. Responses (5) .......................................................................... 43
27. Responses (6) .......................................................................... 44
28. Responses (7) .......................................................................... 45
29. Question Tags (1) ...................................................................... 46
30. Question Tags (2) ...................................................................... 47
31. Question Tags (3) ...................................................................... 48
32. Object Pronoun ......................................................................... 49
33. Relative Pronoun Exercises ............................................................. 50
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34. Reflexive Pronouns ..................................................................... 51
35. Basic American English ................................................................. 52
36. Basic English Grammar .................................................................. 53
37. Basic Weather Expressions .............................................................. 54
38. Basic English Expressions .............................................................. 55
39. Elementary English Grammar ............................................................. 56
40. Question Words ......................................................................... 57
41. Common Prepositions .................................................................... 58
42. Modal Verb Questions ................................................................... 59
43. Elementary Grammar Questions ........................................................... 60
44. English Grammar Exercise ............................................................... 61
45. Much, many, a lot, lots ................................................................ 62
46. Elementary Adjectives .................................................................. 63
47. Chit Chat: At the bus stop ............................................................. 64
48. Chit Chat: Talking about the Doctor .................................................... 65
49. Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane ............................................................ 66
50. Chit Chat: At the pub .................................................................. 67
51. Chit Chat: At the restaurant ........................................................... 68
52. Chit Chat: On the phone ................................................................ 69
53. Chit Chat: In the theatre .............................................................. 70
54. Chit Chat: In the supermarket .......................................................... 71
55. Chit Chat: In the train ................................................................ 72
56. Other, another, others, the others ..................................................... 73
57. Adjective Prepositions Constructions ................................................... 74
58. Anything, nothing, something, everything ............................................... 75
59. American homophones .................................................................... 76
60. Pronouns: who, whose, whom, which ...................................................... 77
61. Some, any, few, little ................................................................. 78
62. Prepositons Test ....................................................................... 79
63. Past Participle Sentences .............................................................. 80
64. ESL Prepositions ....................................................................... 81
65. Common English Errors (1) .............................................................. 82
69. Common Quantity Nouns .................................................................. 86
70. Using Make and Do (1) .................................................................. 87
71. Using Prepositions ..................................................................... 88
72. Using Make and Do (2) .................................................................. 89
73. Why Questions .......................................................................... 90
74. While, during and for .................................................................. 91
75. auxiliary verbs: was, did, have ........................................................ 92
76. prepositions of time: for, ago, since, on, at .......................................... 93
77. Common English phrases with prepositions ............................................... 94
78. Articles in English Grammar ............................................................ 95
79. a, some or any ......................................................................... 96
80. Interrogative pronouns ................................................................. 97
81. Possessive pronouns .................................................................... 98
82. Phrasal verbs .......................................................................... 99
83. Agatha Christie test questions ......................................................... 100
84. Conjunctions: and, but, or, so ......................................................... 101
85. Compound words with tooth .............................................................. 102
Intermediate Level
1. Like a red rag .......................................................................... 103
2. If you tend to forget ................................................................... 104
3. Easy Questions .......................................................................... 105
4. Do, make, get, take ..................................................................... 106
5. The Farmer and his Sons ................................................................. 107
6. A Holiday Report ........................................................................ 108
7. Going on foot ........................................................................... 109
8. Say vs. Tell ............................................................................ 110
9. Close vs. Shut .......................................................................... 111
10. At the Restaurant ...................................................................... 112
11. At the Theatre ......................................................................... 113
12. Popular Idioms ......................................................................... 114
13. Popular Garden Idioms .................................................................. 115
14. Eating Out ............................................................................. 116
15. Hot and Cold ........................................................................... 117
16. A Collision - Finish this Story ........................................................ 118
17. Will or Shall? ......................................................................... 119
18. The two Butter Frogs ................................................................... 120
19. Cross Questions ........................................................................ 121
20. Leave me alone ......................................................................... 122
21. What now? .............................................................................. 123
22. Wrapped round her finger ............................................................... 124
23. The Ants and the Grasshopper ........................................................... 125
24. The Two Dogs ........................................................................... 126
25. The Hare and the Tortoise .............................................................. 127
26. Who has done it? ....................................................................... 128
27. Life on Mars? .......................................................................... 129
28. Story (1) .............................................................................. 130
29. Story (2) .............................................................................. 131
30. Story (3) .............................................................................. 132
31. Go for it .............................................................................. 133
32. Eating Disorder ........................................................................ 134
33. Save the Day ........................................................................... 135
34. Yes, Yes, Yes .......................................................................... 136
35. Do you mind? ........................................................................... 137
36. Good Bye ............................................................................... 138
37. Keeping it Quiet ....................................................................... 139
38. A Crying Shame ......................................................................... 140
39. Speaking: At the Theatre ............................................................... 141
40. Speaking: At the Supermarket ........................................................... 142
41. Speaking: At the Station ............................................................... 143
42. Speaking: The Broadcast ................................................................ 144
43. Speaking: The Wedding .................................................................. 145
44. Speaking: Political Party .............................................................. 146
45. Cinemas ................................................................................ 147
46. Lots of Stuff .......................................................................... 148
47. Hear my Story .......................................................................... 149
48. High and Low ........................................................................... 150
49. A Night Out ............................................................................ 151
50. Lots of Pieces ......................................................................... 152
51. Testing, Testing ....................................................................... 153
52. Cliches ................................................................................ 154
53. Losing It (1) .......................................................................... 155
54. Losing It (2) .......................................................................... 156
55. How to ask a question .................................................................. 157
56. How to attract someone ................................................................. 158
57. How to compliment ...................................................................... 159
58. Modal Medley ........................................................................... 160
59. Christmas Postman (1) .................................................................. 161
63. Tick Tock .............................................................................. 165
64. Company Decisions ...................................................................... 166
65. Save Our Animals (1) ................................................................... 167
66. Save Our Animals (2) ................................................................... 168
67. Save Our Animals (3) ................................................................... 169
68. Simple Present (1) ..................................................................... 170
69. Simple Present (2) ..................................................................... 171
70. Simple Present (3) ..................................................................... 172
71. Simple Present (4) ..................................................................... 173
72. Simple Present (5) ..................................................................... 174
73. Tenses (1) ............................................................................. 175
74. Tenses (2) ............................................................................. 176
75. Tenses (3) ............................................................................. 177
76. Hotchpotch ............................................................................. 178
77. Student Teacher Dialogue (1) ........................................................... 179
80. Phrasal Verb: Walk ..................................................................... 182
81. Charlie's Knees ........................................................................ 183
82. Paper expressions ...................................................................... 184
83. Verb Tenses ............................................................................ 185
84. English Tenses ......................................................................... 186
85. Conditional Tenses ..................................................................... 187
86. Sleep Expressions ...................................................................... 188
87. English tense explanations ............................................................. 189
88. English tense explanations (2) ......................................................... 190
89. Idioms with the phrasal verb come ...................................................... 191
90. Idioms with the phrasal verb look ...................................................... 192
91. Time clauses: future tense examples .................................................... 193
92. Idioms with the phrasal verb bring ..................................................... 194
93. Question / Response Test ............................................................... 195
94. Short Idioms Exam ...................................................................... 196
95. Conversations and Comprehension Test ................................................... 197
96. Compound words: someone, anyone, somewhere ............................................. 199
97. Idioms with the phrasal verb break ..................................................... 200
98. financial and bank expressions ......................................................... 201
99. Idioms with the phrasal verb run ....................................................... 202
100. Traveling Downunder: How can I immigrate to Australia? ................................ 203
101. How to describe people: attitude expressions .......................................... 204
102. Comparison with as .... as ............................................................ 205
103. English grammar and vocabulary questions .............................................. 206
104. Compound words: aftermath, afterthought, afterbirth ................................... 207
105. Idioms with the phrasal verb drop ..................................................... 208
106. Idioms with the phrasal verb pass ..................................................... 209
107. Airport and flight travel expressions ................................................. 210
108. Digital cameras, photography and picture vocabulary ................................... 211
109. Expressions with death, marriage and divorce .......................................... 212
110. Mobile telecommunication expressions .................................................. 213
111. Idioms with the phrasal verb pull ..................................................... 214
112. Idioms with the phrasal verb get ...................................................... 215
113. Idioms with the phrasal verb go ....................................................... 216
114. Phrasal Verbs (A to B) ................................................................ 217
115. Phrasal Verbs (B to C) ................................................................ 218
116. Action verbs and sports expressions ................................................... 219
117. English prepositions exercises ........................................................ 220
118. this, that, these, those .............................................................. 221
119. Common subordinating conjunctions ..................................................... 222
120. Reflexive and intensive pronouns ...................................................... 223
121. Simple Present, Simple Past, Simple Future ............................................ 224
122. Expressions with ill: ill at ease, ill-mannered ....................................... 225
123. Idioms with the prasal verb fall ...................................................... 226
124. Idioms with the phrasal verb put ...................................................... 227
125. Reported commands: reported speech .................................................... 228
126. Doing business: expressions with the word business .................................... 229
127. Australiana: expressions that describe life in Australia .............................. 230
128. Facts about pizza in the US: pizza industry expressions ............................... 231
129. Who wants to be a millionaire? ........................................................ 232
130. Pablo Picasso: expressions describing the Picasso's life .............................. 233
131. Words in context: strong collocations ................................................. 234
132. Expressions with heart: heartache, heartthrob, heartburn .............................. 235
133. Idioms with the phrasal verb knock .................................................... 236
134. Idioms and expressions with just: just about, just before ............................. 237
135. American Presidents - William Jefferson Clinton ....................................... 238
136. Idioms - hard ......................................................................... 239
137. Compound words: head .................................................................. 240
138. Phrasal Verbs (C) ..................................................................... 241
139. Phrasal Verbs (D to F) ................................................................ 242
140. Phrasal Verbs (G to H) ................................................................ 243
141. Phrasal Verbs (H to L) ................................................................ 244
142. Phrasal Verbs (L) ..................................................................... 245
143. Phrasal Verbs (L to P) ................................................................ 246
144. Phrasal Verbs (P to R) ................................................................ 247
145. Phrasal Verbs (R to T) ................................................................ 248
146. Phrasal Verbs (T) ..................................................................... 249
147. Phrasal Verbs (T to W) ................................................................ 250
148. Idioms about Animals .................................................................. 251
149. Idioms about Food ..................................................................... 252
150. Prepositions of Time and Date (1) ..................................................... 253
154. What Comes Next? (1) .................................................................. 257
155. What Comes Next? (2) .................................................................. 258
156. What Comes Next? (3) .................................................................. 259
157. What Comes Next? (4) .................................................................. 260
158. What Comes Next? (5) .................................................................. 261
159. Quickies .............................................................................. 262
160. What comes next (the bill) ............................................................ 263
161. What comes next (the letter) .......................................................... 264
162. Antonyms (1) .......................................................................... 265
163. Antonyms (2) .......................................................................... 266
164. American English Idioms ............................................................... 267
Advanced Level
1. Newspaper Headlines ..................................................................... 268
2. Learning tips and instructions .......................................................... 269
3. Phrasal Verbs ........................................................................... 270
4. Time Expressions (1) .................................................................... 271
6. Interviews and Jobs ..................................................................... 273
7. At the Doctors .......................................................................... 274
8. Mistaken Identity ....................................................................... 275
9. Letter Writing (1) ...................................................................... 276
10. Letter Writing (2) ..................................................................... 277
11. Letter Writing (3) ..................................................................... 278
12. Letter Writing (4) ..................................................................... 279
13. Flying across the Channel .............................................................. 280
14. Teaching your Wife to Drive ............................................................ 281
15. One is always going to lose... ......................................................... 282
16. A Public Figure ........................................................................ 283
17. State Secrets .......................................................................... 284
18. The News ............................................................................... 285
19. Talking through his hat ................................................................ 286
20. Consider this .......................................................................... 287
21. Scandal ................................................................................ 288
22. You have to go ......................................................................... 289
23. Speed .................................................................................. 290
24. Up in the Clouds ....................................................................... 291
25. Papers ................................................................................. 292
26. Bones .................................................................................. 293
27. Lucky You .............................................................................. 294
28. Stages ................................................................................. 295
29. Venues ................................................................................. 296
30. Trains ................................................................................. 297
31. Bite, Bit, Bitten ...................................................................... 298
32. Issues ................................................................................. 299
33. What a Cracker ......................................................................... 300
34. Lunch is served ........................................................................ 301
35. Dry as you like ........................................................................ 302
36. Back Again ............................................................................. 303
37. Bearing Information .................................................................... 304
38. What the Devil ......................................................................... 305
39. Two For You ............................................................................ 306
40. At the End of the Day (1) .............................................................. 307
44. GMAT Verbal Quiz ....................................................................... 311
45. GMAT Vocabulary ........................................................................ 312
46. GMAT Words ............................................................................. 313
47. Learn English Vocabulary ............................................................... 314
48. English Vocabulary Exercises ........................................................... 315
49. Increasing Vocabulary .................................................................. 316
50. Improving Verbal Skills ................................................................ 317
51. Verbal Skills Test ..................................................................... 318
52. Verbal Test ............................................................................ 319
53. Verbal Advantage ....................................................................... 320
54. Verbal Learning ........................................................................ 321
55. High School Vocabulary ................................................................. 322
56. Advanced Vocabulary .................................................................... 323
57. Sand Idioms ............................................................................ 324
58. The Parliamentary Candidate (1) ........................................................ 325
62. Tense Agreement ........................................................................ 329
63. Future Tenses .......................................................................... 330
64. Past Tenses ............................................................................ 331
65. Passive Tense Forms .................................................................... 332
66. Gerund or Infinitive ................................................................... 333
67. Perfect Tenses ......................................................................... 334
68. English Grammar Tenses ................................................................. 335
69. Idioms with the phrasal verb carry ..................................................... 336
70. Culinary delights ...................................................................... 337
Answer Keys ................................................................................ 338
Elementary Level
1. Speaking already ........................................................................ 339
2. Drive carefully ......................................................................... 340
3. Listen vs. Hear ......................................................................... 341
4. Finish vs. End .......................................................................... 342
5. Start vs. Begin ......................................................................... 343
6. Modal Verbs ............................................................................. 344
7. How to use the articles ................................................................. 345
8. Relative Pronouns ....................................................................... 346
9. Present Tense ........................................................................... 347
10. Conditionals ........................................................................... 348
11. We went on holiday ..................................................................... 349
12. Grammar Questions ...................................................................... 350
13. An Easy Question ....................................................................... 351
14. Learn it by heart ...................................................................... 352
15. White Water Rafting .................................................................... 353
16. Where am I? ............................................................................ 354
17. Remove the Spoon ....................................................................... 355
18. Weather Forecast ....................................................................... 356
19. On TV tonight .......................................................................... 357
20. The Bells .............................................................................. 358
21. Sailing ................................................................................ 359
22. Responses (1) .......................................................................... 360
23. Responses (2) .......................................................................... 361
24. Responses (3) .......................................................................... 362
25. Responses (4) .......................................................................... 363
26. Responses (5) .......................................................................... 364
27. Responses (6) .......................................................................... 365
28. Responses (7) .......................................................................... 366
29. Question Tags (1) ...................................................................... 367
30. Question Tags (2) ...................................................................... 368
31. Question Tags (3) ...................................................................... 369
32. Object Pronoun ......................................................................... 370
33. Relative Pronoun Exercises ............................................................. 371
34. Reflexive Pronouns ..................................................................... 372
35. Basic American English ................................................................. 373
36. Basic English Grammar .................................................................. 374
37. Basic Weather Expressions .............................................................. 375
38. Basic English Expressions .............................................................. 376
39. Elementary English Grammar ............................................................. 377
40. Question Words ......................................................................... 378
41. Common Prepositions .................................................................... 379
42. Modal Verb Questions ................................................................... 380
43. Elementary Grammar Questions ........................................................... 381
44. English Grammar Exercise ............................................................... 382
45. Much, many, a lot, lots ................................................................ 383
46. Elementary Adjectives .................................................................. 384
47. Chit Chat: At the bus stop ............................................................. 385
48. Chit Chat: Talking about the Doctor .................................................... 386
49. Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane ............................................................ 387
50. Chit Chat: At the pub .................................................................. 388
51. Chit Chat: At the restaurant ........................................................... 389
52. Chit Chat: On the phone ................................................................ 390
53. Chit Chat: In the theatre .............................................................. 391
54. Chit Chat: In the supermarket .......................................................... 392
55. Chit Chat: In the train ................................................................ 393
56. Other, another, others, the others ..................................................... 394
57. Adjective Prepositions Constructions ................................................... 395
58. Anything, nothing, something, everything ............................................... 396
59. American homophones .................................................................... 397
60. Pronouns: who, whose, whom, which ...................................................... 398
61. Some, any, few, little ................................................................. 399
62. Prepositons Test ....................................................................... 400
63. Past Participle Sentences .............................................................. 401
64. ESL Prepositions ....................................................................... 402
69. Common Quantity Nouns .................................................................. 407
70. Using Make and Do (1) .................................................................. 408
71. Using Prepositions ..................................................................... 409
72. Using Make and Do (2) .................................................................. 410
73. Why Questions .......................................................................... 411
74. While, during and for .................................................................. 412
75. auxiliary verbs: was, did, have ........................................................ 413
76. prepositions of time: for, ago, since, on, at .......................................... 414
77. Common English phrases with prepositions ............................................... 415
78. Articles in English Grammar ............................................................ 416
79. a, some or any ......................................................................... 417
80. Interrogative pronouns ................................................................. 418
81. Possessive pronouns .................................................................... 419
82. Phrasal verbs .......................................................................... 420
83. Agatha Christie test questions ......................................................... 421
84. Conjunctions: and, but, or, so ......................................................... 422
85. Compound words with tooth .............................................................. 423
Intermediate Level
1. Like a red rag .......................................................................... 424
2. If you tend to forget ................................................................... 425
3. Easy Questions .......................................................................... 426
4. Do, make, get, take ..................................................................... 427
5. The Farmer and his Sons ................................................................. 428
6. A Holiday Report ........................................................................ 429
7. Going on foot ........................................................................... 430
8. Say vs. Tell ............................................................................ 431
9. Close vs. Shut .......................................................................... 432
10. At the Restaurant ...................................................................... 433
11. At the Theatre ......................................................................... 434
12. Popular Idioms ......................................................................... 435
13. Popular Garden Idioms .................................................................. 436
14. Eating Out ............................................................................. 437
15. Hot and Cold ........................................................................... 438
16. A Collision - Finish this Story ........................................................ 439
17. Will or Shall? ......................................................................... 440
18. The two Butter Frogs ................................................................... 441
19. Cross Questions ........................................................................ 442
20. Leave me alone ......................................................................... 443
21. What now? .............................................................................. 444
22. Wrapped round her finger ............................................................... 445
23. The Ants and the Grasshopper ........................................................... 446
24. The Two Dogs ........................................................................... 447
25. The Hare and the Tortoise .............................................................. 448
26. Who has done it? ....................................................................... 449
27. Life on Mars? .......................................................................... 450
28. Story (1) .............................................................................. 451
29. Story (2) .............................................................................. 452
30. Story (3) .............................................................................. 453
31. Go for it .............................................................................. 454
32. Eating Disorder ........................................................................ 455
33. Save the Day ........................................................................... 456
34. Yes, Yes, Yes .......................................................................... 457
35. Do you mind? ........................................................................... 458
36. Good Bye ............................................................................... 459
37. Keeping it Quiet ....................................................................... 460
38. A Crying Shame ......................................................................... 461
39. Speaking: At the Theatre ............................................................... 462
40. Speaking: At the Supermarket ........................................................... 463
41. Speaking: At the Station ............................................................... 464
42. Speaking: The Broadcast ................................................................ 465
43. Speaking: The Wedding .................................................................. 466
44. Speaking: Political Party .............................................................. 467
45. Cinemas ................................................................................ 468
46. Lots of Stuff .......................................................................... 469
47. Hear my Story .......................................................................... 470
48. High and Low ........................................................................... 471
49. A Night Out ............................................................................ 472
50. Lots of Pieces ......................................................................... 473
51. Testing, Testing ....................................................................... 474
52. Cliches ................................................................................ 475
53. Losing It (1) .......................................................................... 476
54. Losing It (2) .......................................................................... 477
55. How to ask a question .................................................................. 478
56. How to attract someone ................................................................. 479
57. How to compliment ...................................................................... 480
58. Modal Medley ........................................................................... 481
63. Tick Tock .............................................................................. 486
64. Company Decisions ...................................................................... 487
65. Save Our Animals (1) ................................................................... 488
66. Save Our Animals (2) ................................................................... 489
67. Save Our Animals (3) ................................................................... 490
68. Simple Present (1) ..................................................................... 491
69. Simple Present (2) ..................................................................... 492
70. Simple Present (3) ..................................................................... 493
71. Simple Present (4) ..................................................................... 494
72. Simple Present (5) ..................................................................... 495
73. Tenses (1) ............................................................................. 496
74. Tenses (2) ............................................................................. 497
75. Tenses (3) ............................................................................. 498
76. Hotchpotch ............................................................................. 499
80. Phrasal Verb: Walk ..................................................................... 503
81. Charlie's Knees ........................................................................ 504
82. Paper expressions ...................................................................... 505
83. Verb Tenses ............................................................................ 506
84. English Tenses ......................................................................... 507
85. Conditional Tenses ..................................................................... 508
86. Sleep Expressions ...................................................................... 509
87. English tense explanations ............................................................. 510
88. English tense explanations (2) ......................................................... 511
89. Idioms with the phrasal verb come ...................................................... 512
90. Idioms with the phrasal verb look ...................................................... 513
91. Time clauses: future tense examples .................................................... 514
92. Idioms with the phrasal verb bring ..................................................... 515
93. Question / Response Test ............................................................... 516
94. Short Idioms Exam ...................................................................... 517
95. Conversations and Comprehension Test ................................................... 518
96. Compound words: someone, anyone, somewhere ............................................. 520
97. Idioms with the phrasal verb break ..................................................... 521
98. financial and bank expressions ......................................................... 522
99. Idioms with the phrasal verb run ....................................................... 523
100. Traveling Downunder: How can I immigrate to Australia? ................................ 524
101. How to describe people: attitude expressions .......................................... 525
102. Comparison with as .... as ............................................................ 526
103. English grammar and vocabulary questions .............................................. 527
104. Compound words: aftermath, afterthought, afterbirth ................................... 528
105. Idioms with the phrasal verb drop ..................................................... 529
106. Idioms with the phrasal verb pass ..................................................... 530
107. Airport and flight travel expressions ................................................. 531
108. Digital cameras, photography and picture vocabulary ................................... 532
109. Expressions with death, marriage and divorce .......................................... 533
110. Mobile telecommunication expressions .................................................. 534
111. Idioms with the phrasal verb pull ..................................................... 535
112. Idioms with the phrasal verb get ...................................................... 536
113. Idioms with the phrasal verb go ....................................................... 537
114. Phrasal Verbs (A to B) ................................................................ 538
115. Phrasal Verbs (B to C) ................................................................ 539
116. Action verbs and sports expressions ................................................... 540
117. English prepositions exercises ........................................................ 541
118. this, that, these, those .............................................................. 542
119. Common subordinating conjunctions ..................................................... 543
120. Reflexive and intensive pronouns ...................................................... 544
121. Simple Present, Simple Past, Simple Future ............................................ 545
122. Expressions with ill: ill at ease, ill-mannered ....................................... 546
123. Idioms with the prasal verb fall ...................................................... 547
124. Idioms with the phrasal verb put ...................................................... 548
125. Reported commands: reported speech .................................................... 549
126. Doing business: expressions with the word business .................................... 550
127. Australiana: expressions that describe life in Australia .............................. 551
128. Facts about pizza in the US: pizza industry expressions ............................... 552
129. Who wants to be a millionaire? ........................................................ 553
130. Pablo Picasso: expressions describing the Picasso's life .............................. 554
131. Words in context: strong collocations ................................................. 555
132. Expressions with heart: heartache, heartthrob, heartburn .............................. 556
133. Idioms with the phrasal verb knock .................................................... 557
134. Idioms and expressions with just: just about, just before ............................. 558
135. American Presidents - William Jefferson Clinton ....................................... 559
136. Idioms - hard ......................................................................... 560
137. Compound words: head .................................................................. 561
138. Phrasal Verbs (C) ..................................................................... 562
139. Phrasal Verbs (D to F) ................................................................ 563
140. Phrasal Verbs (G to H) ................................................................ 564
141. Phrasal Verbs (H to L) ................................................................ 565
142. Phrasal Verbs (L) ..................................................................... 566
143. Phrasal Verbs (L to P) ................................................................ 567
144. Phrasal Verbs (P to R) ................................................................ 568
145. Phrasal Verbs (R to T) ................................................................ 569
146. Phrasal Verbs (T) ..................................................................... 570
147. Phrasal Verbs (T to W) ................................................................ 571
148. Idioms about Animals .................................................................. 572
149. Idioms about Food ..................................................................... 573
154. What Comes Next? (1) .................................................................. 578
155. What Comes Next? (2) .................................................................. 579
156. What Comes Next? (3) .................................................................. 580
157. What Comes Next? (4) .................................................................. 581
158. What Comes Next? (5) .................................................................. 582
159. Quickies .............................................................................. 583
160. What comes next (the bill) ............................................................ 584
161. What comes next (the letter) .......................................................... 585
162. Antonyms (1) .......................................................................... 586
163. Antonyms (2) .......................................................................... 587
164. American English Idioms ............................................................... 588
Advanced Level
1. Newspaper Headlines ..................................................................... 589
2. Learning tips and instructions .......................................................... 590
3. Phrasal Verbs ........................................................................... 591
6. Interviews and Jobs ..................................................................... 594
7. At the Doctors .......................................................................... 595
8. Mistaken Identity ....................................................................... 596
9. Letter Writing (1) ...................................................................... 597
10. Letter Writing (2) ..................................................................... 598
11. Letter Writing (3) ..................................................................... 599
12. Letter Writing (4) ..................................................................... 600
13. Flying across the Channel .............................................................. 601
14. Teaching your Wife to Drive ............................................................ 602
15. One is always going to lose... ......................................................... 603
16. A Public Figure ........................................................................ 604
17. State Secrets .......................................................................... 605
18. The News ............................................................................... 606
19. Talking through his hat ................................................................ 607
20. Consider this .......................................................................... 608
21. Scandal ................................................................................ 609
22. You have to go ......................................................................... 610
23. Speed .................................................................................. 611
24. Up in the Clouds ....................................................................... 612
25. Papers ................................................................................. 613
26. Bones .................................................................................. 614
27. Lucky You .............................................................................. 615
28. Stages ................................................................................. 616
29. Venues ................................................................................. 617
30. Trains ................................................................................. 618
31. Bite, Bit, Bitten ...................................................................... 619
32. Issues ................................................................................. 620
33. What a Cracker ......................................................................... 621
34. Lunch is served ........................................................................ 622
35. Dry as you like ........................................................................ 623
36. Back Again ............................................................................. 624
37. Bearing Information .................................................................... 625
38. What the Devil ......................................................................... 626
39. Two For You ............................................................................ 627
44. GMAT Verbal Quiz ....................................................................... 632
45. GMAT Vocabulary ........................................................................ 633
46. GMAT Words ............................................................................. 634
47. Learn English Vocabulary ............................................................... 635
48. English Vocabulary Exercises ........................................................... 636
49. Increasing Vocabulary .................................................................. 637
50. Improving Verbal Skills ................................................................ 638
51. Verbal Skills Test ..................................................................... 639
52. Verbal Test ............................................................................ 640
53. Verbal Advantage ....................................................................... 641
54. Verbal Learning ........................................................................ 642
55. High School Vocabulary ................................................................. 643
56. Advanced Vocabulary .................................................................... 644
57. Sand Idioms ............................................................................ 645
62. Tense Agreement ........................................................................ 650
63. Future Tenses .......................................................................... 651
64. Past Tenses ............................................................................ 652
65. Passive Tense Forms .................................................................... 653
66. Gerund or Infinitive ................................................................... 654
67. Perfect Tenses ......................................................................... 655
68. English Grammar Tenses ................................................................. 656
69. Idioms with the phrasal verb carry ..................................................... 657
70. Culinary delights ...................................................................... 658
elementary-1
1.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Elementary level # 1 Answers Index
Speaking already
Q1 Can you hear what he is .......?

(a) saying (b) speaking (c) telling (d) talking
Q2 She hasn't come home ........

(a) still (b) already (c) yet (d) till
Q3 I ....... TV yesterday evening.

(a) saw (b) looked (c) viewed (d) watched
Q4 We live ....... the city centre.

(a) near (b) next (c) by (d) nearby
Q5 She looks ....... a famous film star.

(a) as (b) like (c) similar (d) same
Q6 This television gives you the ....... news.

(a) last (b) latest (c) least (d) later
Q7 I only ....... one mistake in last night's test.

(a) made (b) done (c) did (d) make
Q8 I want you to tell me the ....... truth.

(a) all (b) exact (c) real (d) whole
Q9 He is looking ....... a present to buy his girlfriend.

(a) for (b) at (c) in (d) on
Q10 That's what I would like ....... Christmas.

(a) for (b) at (c) in (d) on
intermediate-1
2.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 1 Answers Index
Like a red rag
Q1 Don't talk to him about politics because it's like a ....... rag to a bull.
(a) blue (b) white (c) red (d) black
Q2 He takes the optimistic view and talks about a ....... skies scenario.
(a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) yellow
Q3 She hasn't worked here very long and is therefore a little ....... on matters of procedure.
(a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) green
Q4 Now that they have read it in ......., they believe me.

(a) red and blue (b) blue and red (c) white and black (d) black and white
Q5 The reason why I feel so ....... today is because it's my birthday and no-one has sent me any cards.
(a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) black
Q6 She lost the company a lot of money last week and as a result has got a ....... mark against her name.
Q7 In this business you cannot afford to make any mistake and must be seen to be lily ........
(a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) green
Q8 As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were ........
(a) red (b) blue (c) white (d) yellow
Q9 Ask her to help you with your calculations because she's ....... hot at mathematics.
Q10 I know he doesn't like you because the moment you came in the room I saw him give you a ....... look.

advanced-1
3.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level # 1 Answers Index
Newspaper Headlines
Q1 Some people only read the ....... lines in a newspaper.

(a) top (b) big (c) main (d) head
Q2 You should always check the sell ....... date of things you buy in the supermarket.
(a) in (b) through (c) by (d) off
Q3 When the building was completed, all the workers were paid ........
(a) off (b) through (c) out (d) over
Q4 The boss was good enough to ....... my mistake.

(a) oversee (b) overtake (c) overdo (d) overlook
Q5 It is always ....... when you misunderstand the customs of other countries.

(a) embarrassing (b) peculiar (c) singular (d) attitude
Q6 Newspapers are ....... to people's doors every day.

(a) taken (b) distributed (c) delivered (d) handed
Q7 In her speech she expressed her ....... for all the help she had been given.
(a) thankfulness (b) gratitude (c) gratefulness (d) thanking
Q8 In ....... nothing much happened at the meeting.

(a) quick (b) briefly (c) short (d) shortly
Q9 At the end of the speech the whole assembly gave the speakers a standing ........
(a) ovation (b) applause (c) cheering (d) support
Q10 Politicians pretend to ignore opinion ........

(a) votes (b) figures (c) numbers (d) polls

KEYS
ANSWER
Index
English Grammar
(Answer Keys)

elementary-1
1.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Elementary level # 1 (Answer Keys) Questions Index
Speaking already
A1 Can you hear what he is saying?

answer: (a) saying
A2 She hasn't come home yet.

answer: (c) yet
A3 I watched TV yesterday evening.

answer: (d) watched
A4 We live near the city centre.

answer: (a) near
A5 She looks like a famous film star.

answer: (b) like
A6 This television gives you the latest news.

answer: (b) latest
A7 I only made one mistake in last night's test.

answer: (a) made
A8 I want you to tell me the whole truth.

answer: (d) whole
A9 He is looking for a present to buy his girlfriend.

answer: (a) for
A10 That's what I would like for Christmas.

answer: (a) for

intermediate-1
2.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 1 (Answer Keys) Questions Index
Like a red rag
A1 Don't talk to him about politics because it's like a red rag to a bull.
answer: (c) red
A2 He takes the optimistic view and talks about a blue skies scenario.
answer: (b) blue
A3 She hasn't worked here very long and is therefore a little green on matters of procedure.
answer: (d) green
A4 Now that they have read it in black and white, they believe me.
answer: (d) black and white
A5 The reason why I feel so blue today is because it's my birthday and no-one has sent me any cards.
answer: (b) blue
A6 She lost the company a lot of money last week and as a result has got a black mark against her name.
answer: (d) black
A7 In this business you cannot afford to make any mistake and must be seen to be lily white.
answer: (c) white
A8 As they turned round and ran away, people thought they were yellow.
answer: (d) yellow
A9 Ask her to help you with your calculations because she's red hot at mathematics.
answer: (a) red
A10 I know he doesn't like you because the moment you came in the room I saw him give you a black look.
answer: (d) black

advanced-1
3.
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level # 1 (Answer Keys) Questions Index
Newspaper Headlines
A1 Some people only read the head lines in a newspaper.

answer: (d) head
A2 You should always check the sell by date of things you buy in the supermarket.
answer: (c) by
A3 When the building was completed, all the workers were paid off.
answer: (a) off
A4 The boss was good enough to overlook my mistake.

answer: (d) overlook
A5 It is always embarrassing when you misunderstand the customs of other countries.

answer: (a) embarrassing
A6 Newspapers are delivered to people's doors every day.

answer: (c) delivered
A7 In her speech she expressed her gratitude for all the help she had been given.
answer: (b) gratitude
A8 In short nothing much happened at the meeting.

answer: (c) short
A9 At the end of the speech the whole assembly gave the speakers a standing ovation.
answer: (a) ovation
A10 Politicians pretend to ignore opinion polls.

answer: (d) polls

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319 English Grammar Tests

2. Drive carefully ......................................................................... 19

3. Listen vs. Hear ......................................................................... 20

4. Finish vs. End .......................................................................... 21

5. Start vs. Begin ......................................................................... 22

6. Modal Verbs ............................................................................. 23

7. How to use the articles ................................................................. 24

8. Relative Pronouns ....................................................................... 25

9. Present Tense ........................................................................... 26

10. Conditionals ........................................................................... 27

11. We went on holiday ..................................................................... 28

12. Grammar Questions ...................................................................... 29

13. An Easy Question ....................................................................... 30

14. Learn it by heart ...................................................................... 31

15. White Water Rafting .................................................................... 32

16. Where am I? ............................................................................ 33

17. Remove the Spoon ....................................................................... 34

18. Weather Forecast ....................................................................... 35

19. On TV tonight .......................................................................... 36

20. The Bells .............................................................................. 37

21. Sailing ................................................................................ 38

22. Responses (1) .......................................................................... 39

23. Responses (2) .......................................................................... 40

24. Responses (3) .......................................................................... 41

25. Responses (4) .......................................................................... 42

26. Responses (5) .......................................................................... 43

27. Responses (6) .......................................................................... 44

28. Responses (7) .......................................................................... 45

29. Question Tags (1) ...................................................................... 46

30. Question Tags (2) ...................................................................... 47

31. Question Tags (3) ...................................................................... 48

32. Object Pronoun ......................................................................... 49

33. Relative Pronoun Exercises ............................................................. 50

35. Basic American English ................................................................. 52

36. Basic English Grammar .................................................................. 53

37. Basic Weather Expressions .............................................................. 54

38. Basic English Expressions .............................................................. 55

39. Elementary English Grammar ............................................................. 56

40. Question Words ......................................................................... 57

41. Common Prepositions .................................................................... 58

42. Modal Verb Questions ................................................................... 59

43. Elementary Grammar Questions ........................................................... 60

44. English Grammar Exercise ............................................................... 61

45. Much, many, a lot, lots ................................................................ 62

46. Elementary Adjectives .................................................................. 63

47. Chit Chat: At the bus stop ............................................................. 64

48. Chit Chat: Talking about the Doctor .................................................... 65

49. Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane ............................................................ 66

50. Chit Chat: At the pub .................................................................. 67

51. Chit Chat: At the restaurant ........................................................... 68

52. Chit Chat: On the phone ................................................................ 69

53. Chit Chat: In the theatre .............................................................. 70

54. Chit Chat: In the supermarket .......................................................... 71

55. Chit Chat: In the train ................................................................ 72

56. Other, another, others, the others ..................................................... 73

57. Adjective Prepositions Constructions ................................................... 74

58. Anything, nothing, something, everything ............................................... 75

59. American homophones .................................................................... 76

60. Pronouns: who, whose, whom, which ...................................................... 77

61. Some, any, few, little ................................................................. 78

62. Prepositons Test ....................................................................... 79

63. Past Participle Sentences .............................................................. 80