- Tenses
- B) I saw him yesterday.
- By the time we arrived, they C) had finished dinner.
- Conditionals
- If you C) had left earlier, you wouldn’t have missed the train.
- If I B) had enough money, I would buy a new car.
- Modal Verbs
- You A) should eat so much fast food.
- B) You must finish your homework.
- Passive Voice
- The cake B) was made by my grandmother yesterday.
- The book C) was written in 1995.
- Relative Clauses
- The person A) who invented the telephone was Alexander Graham Bell.
- This is the house A) where I grew up.
- Reported Speech
- She said she A) was learning Spanish.
- My teacher asked me if I B) had completed my assignment.
- Phrasal Verbs
- I need to B) set off early tomorrow for my trip.
- A) Call off
- Miscellaneous Grammar
- I wish I B) had more time to travel.
- She is interested B) in learning new languages.
- I regret D) telling him about my plans.
- We arrived A) at the station just in time to catch the train.
- She is very good A) at playing the piano.
- The meeting was postponed A) to next week.
Complete with JUST / ALREADY / YET
Has Morris finished his studies yet?
My brother has already bought a new car but he hasn’t driven it yet.
Maria has just phoned from Italy.
Have you had lunch yet?
I have already booked two tickets for Italy.
Have you seen the new James Bond film yet?
The singers haven’t arrived yet.
I’ve already had six from him.
You have just won a trip to New York.
The group has already visited two museums today.
I haven’t been to Sweden yet.
I’ve just come home from Frankie’s place.
We have already tried to contact her twice.
Has your new boyfriend met your parents yet?
Review (B1)
- A) don’t remember
- C) had given
- C) have recently renewed
- C) jumped
- B) have been working out
- C) will disappear
- A) are going to be
- A) Have you tidied up
- B) was following
- A) am looking
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