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Grammar Bank Text Version EAP Levels 1-6 The Following are 2919 Grammar Questions/Answers for 162 Grammar Categories Includes: Assessment Test Remedial Questions Answers DRAFT VERSION SPRING 2003 Professor Donahue Miami-Dade Community Campus North Grammar Assessment Test Directions: Answer each of the following 145 questions without looking at the answers You can also take the online version of this test at http://www.glearner.com/grammar and get instant feedback with remedial links keyed to your grammar areas needing improvement This Grammar Program is intended for my students and is accompanied by a CD with almost 3,000 audio files to hear the file as a reinforcing tool Good luck with your English grammar! Professor Donahue Complete the following with Much or Many He doesn't spend time on his English A.He doesn't spend many time on his English B.He many doesn't spend time on his English C.He doesn't spend much time on his English Complete the Good or Well She plays a piano very A.She plays a piano very good B.She well plays a piano very C.She plays a piano very well Complete with a Possessive Adjective that refers to the subject of the sentence John likes _English class very much A.John likes her English class very much B.John likes theirEnglish class very much C.John likes his English class very much Make Negative and Add the word Either They also want to move to the suburbs A.They either don’t want to move to the suburbs B.They want to move to the suburbs either C.They don’t want to move to the suburbs either Complete the following with Some or Any Please give me _more coffee A.Please give some me more coffee B.Please give me some more coffee C.Please give me any more coffee Change from Affirmative to Negative using Some or Any We saw some good shows in Miami A.We didn’t see some good shows in Miami B.We didn’t any see good shows in Miami C.We didn’t see any good shows in Miami Use the correct Comparative Carmen is much (old) I expected A.Carmen is much old than I expected B.Carmen much older than I expected C.Carmen is much older than I expected Provide the correct Superlative form This is _(expensive) book that I own A.This is the more expensive book that I own B.This is the most expensive book that I own C.This is the expensivist book that I own Place the Adverb ALWAYS in the correct position Carlos has been a very careful worker (always) A.Carlos has been always a very careful worker B.Carlos has been a very careful worker always C.Carlos has always been a very careful worker 10 Use the correct form of the Article, if required There is pencil (no particular pencil) on the desk A.There is a pencil on the desk B.There is pencil on the desk C.There is the pencil on the desk 11 Use the correct form of the Article, if required _air in this room is not fresh A.A air in this room is not fresh B.The air in this room is not fresh C.Air in this room is not fresh 12 Use the correct form of the Article, if required It is old university A.It is old university B.It is an old university C.It is a old university 13 Change the sentence to Causative form with HAVE and GET We'll change the oil in our car soon A.We'll having the oil changed in our car soon / We'll getting the oil changed in our car soon B.We'll have the oil changed in our car soon / We'll get the oil changed in our car soon C.We'll make the oil changed in our car soon / We'll got the oil changed in our car soon 14 Use Future Conditional to complete the sentence If I finish my work in time, I _(go) to the concert A.If I finish my work in time, I going to the concert B.If I finish my work in time, I’ll go to the concert C.If I finish my work in time, I go to the concert 15 Change from conditional future possible to past unreal If she studies hard, she will pass her driver's test A.If she had studied hard, she would have passed her driver's test B.If she studied hard, she will have passed her driver's test C.If she had studied hard, she will have passed her driver's test 16 Change from Conditional future possible to present unreal If she studies hard, she will pass her driver's test A.If she studied hard, she would pass her driver's test B.If she had studied hard, she will pass her driver's test C.If she had studied hard, she would pass her driver's test 17 Use Conditional Past Unreal If he had learned the truth, he (be) very angry A.If he had learned the truth, he will have been very angry B.If he had learned the truth, he been very angry C.If he had learned the truth, he would have been very angry 18 Use Conditional Present Unreal If he attended class regularly, he _(make) good progress A.If he had attended class regularly, he will make good progress B.If he had attended class regularly, he is making good progress C.If he had attended class regularly, he would make good progress 19 Use Affirmative Contractions as needed I will be back before noon A.I can't be back before noon B.I will not be back before noon C.I shall be back before noon 20 Use Negative Contractions as needed They not speak English well A.They not speak English well B.They doesn't speak English well C.They don’t speak English well 21 Change from Direct to Indirect Speech Nestor said, "The plane will probably get in late." A.Nestor said the plane would probably get in late B.Nestor said 'the plane would probably get in late' C.Nestor said the plane would probably get " in late" 22 Use the correct Verb for Direct/Indirect Speech Carolina _me that she was going to Bogota for the weekend A.Carolina tsaid me that she was going to Bogotá for the weekend B.Carolina told me that she was going to Bogotá for the weekend C.Carolina telling me that she was going to Bogotá for the weekend 23 Change from Direct/Indirect Speech using Say/Tell John said that he could not attend the meeting A.John say me that he could not attend the meeting B.John said me that he could not attend the meeting C.John told me that he could not attend the meeting 24 Use Either correctly Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't like the movie A.Grecia didn't like the movie either and I didn't B.Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't either C.Grecia either didn't like the movie and I didn't 25 Choose the most Emphatic form I WROTE the letter I am positive of it A.I am writing the letter I am positive of it B.I did write the letter I am positive of it C.I wrote the letter I am positive of it 26 Choose the correct Equative form using As/As Our apartment is (large) yours A.Our apartment is as large as yours B.Our apartment as is as large as yours is C.Our apartment as large as yours 27 Use the correct form for Exclamations It's a beautiful day A.What a beautiful day!!!!!!!?!!!!!!! B.What a beautiful day! C.What a beautiful day 28 Use the correct Gerund form I enjoy (study) with Mr Smith A.I enjoy study with Mr Smith B.I enjoy to studying with Mr Smith C.I enjoy studying with Mr Smith 29 Use the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive Miguel likes _(take) biology this semester A.Miguel likes to take biology this semester B.Miguel likes tooking biology this semester C.Miguel likes taking biology this semester 30 Use the correct Gerund form Is Carlos fond _(swim)? A.Is Carlos fond to swimming? B.Is Carlos fond swimming? C.Is Carlos fond of swimming? 31 Choose the best form of Had Better It would be better if she rested a while A.She better rest a while B.She better has rest a while C.She’d better rest a while 32 Use Have to and change from Affirmative to Negative They'll have to buy their tickets early A.They will haven't to buy their tickets early B.They won’t have to buy their tickets early C.They will have to buy their tickets early 33 Using Have To, change to Future form She has to have more money A.She won't have to have more money B.She will to be having to have more money C.She will have to have more money 34 Using Have to change from Affirmative to Question form They'll have to buy their tickets early A.Will they have to buy their tickets early? B.Does they buy their tickets early? C.Will they buy their tickets early? 35 Change from Present to Past using a form of Have To She has to have more money A.She have to have more money B.She having to have more money C.She had to have more money 36 Make into a Have to Question They had to wait there for two hours (How long) A.How long they have to wait there? B.How long they having to wait there? C.How long did they have to wait there? 37 Use the form of Have To for obligation meaning Must They must stay there at least an hour A.They having to stay there at least an hour B.They have to stay there at least an hour C.They has to stay there at least an hour 38 Use the correct tense after If, When, Until, etc We will stay outside until it (rain) A.We will stay outside until it will rain B.We will stay outside until it rains C.We will stay outside until it raining 39 Use the correct imperative form (Give) this to Sue A.Gives this to Sue B.Giving this to Sue C.Give this to Sue 40 Use the correct negative imperative form (Give) this to Sue A.Don’t giving this to Sue B.Give this to Sue C.Don’t give this to Sue 41 Use the correct polite imperative form (Give) this to Sue A.Please giving this to Sue B.Give this to Sue C.Please give this to Sue 42 Place the Indirect Object after the Direct Object I sent HER many presents A.I sent many her presents to B.I sent many presents to she C.I sent many presents to her 43 Change from Direct to Indirect Question Where did Mrs Ortiz go? ( He wants to know _) A.Where Mrs Ortiz went? B.He knows where Mrs Ortiz went? C.He wants to know where Mrs Ortiz went 44 Change from Direct to Indirect Speech Commands He told me, "Try to come on time." A.He telling me to try to come on time B.He told me to try to come "on time" C.He told me to try to come on time 45 Use "The Teacher" and Indirect Speech Paraphrase Stay after class A.The teacher told me to stay after class B.The teacher told me to stay after class C.The teacher said me to stay after class 46 Change to the appropriate Indirect Speech Questions I don't know what (is his name, his name is) A.I don't know what his is name B.I don't know what his name is C.I don't know what is his name 47 Select the best for Indirect to Direct Speech Mr Smith asked me, "Where are you going?" A.Mr Smith asked me where you was going B.Mr Smith asked me where I was going C.Mr Smith asked me where he was going 48 Choose the best Infintive form He went there in order (help) his mother A.He went to there in order to helping his mother B.He went there in order to help his mother C.He went there in order help his mother 49 Choose the best Infinitive or Gerund form Miguel likes _(take) biology this semester A.Miguel likes take biology this semester B.Miguel liking to take biology this semester C.Miguel likes to take biology this semester 50 Choose the best form of MAY It is possible Juan will be at the meeting tonight A.Juan mayn't be at the meeting tonight B.Juan maybe at the meeting tonight C.Juan may be at the meeting tonight 51 Choose the best form of MAY HAVE They (call) while you were out A.They maybe have called while you were out B.They may have called while you were out C.They may has called while you were out 52 Choose the best form May Have with I'm not sure Did professor Stevens learn Spanish in Cuba? A.Professor Stevens may learned Spanish in Cuba, I’m not sure B.Professor Stevens have may learned Spanish in Cuba, I’m not sure C.Professor Stevens may have learned Spanish in Cuba, I’m not sure 53 Choose the best form of May with Not Sure Will Ian pass all his examinations? A.He maybe pass his examinations, I’m not sure B.He may pass his examinations, I’m sure not C.He may pass his examinations, I’m not sure 54 Choose the best form for the Negative Modal You may sit here A.You not may sit here B.You may not sit here C.You mayn't sit here 55 Choose the best Modal Question form They both can speak English well A.Can they both speak English well? B.They both speak English can well? C.They both speak can English well? 56 Start a Modal Question with WHThe baby-sitter could wait here (Where) A.Where the baby-sitter wait? B.Where the baby-sitter could wait? C.Where could the baby-sitter wait? 57 Use the correct form for Must Have She (take) the magazine with her It's not here A.She must taken the magazine with her It's not here 10 1079 b 1080 b 1081 a 1082 b 1083 b 1084 a 1085 a 1086 a 1087 b 1088 b 1089 a 1090 a 1091 a 1092 a 1093 b 1094 a 1095 a 1096 b 1097 b 1098 a 1099 b 1100 b 1101 b 1102 a 1103 a 1104 a 1105 b 1106 b 1107 a 1108 a 1109 a 1110 b 1111 b Passive Affirmative to Negative 1112 b 1113 b 1114 b 1115 b 1116 a 1117 b 1118 a 1119 b 1120 b 1121 b 1122 b 1123 a 1124 a 1125 a 1126 b 1127 b 1128 a 1129 b 1130 a 1131 a 1132 b Passive Negative to Affirmative 1133 a 1134 a 1135 b 1136 a 1137 b 1138 a 1139 b 1140 b 1141 b 1142 a 1143 a 1144 b 1145 b 1146 a 1147 a 1148 a 1149 a 1150 a 1151 b 1152 a 1153 b Passive Passive/Active 1154 a 1155 a 1156 a 1157 b 1158 a 1159 b 1160 a Passive Questions with WH1161 b 1162 a 1163 a 499 1164 b 1165 b 1166 b 1167 a 1168 a 1169 a 1170 b 1171 a 1172 b 1173 b 1174 a 1175 b 1176 b 1177 a Perfect Tense Negatives 1178 b 1179 b 1180 a 1181 b 1182 b 1183 b 1184 b 1185 b 1186 a 1187 b 1188 b 1189 a 1190 a 1191 b 1192 b 1193 b 1194 b Perfect Tense Questions 1195 b 1196 a 1197 a 1198 a 1199 a 1200 b 1201 b 1202 a 1203 b 1204 b 1205 a 1206 a 1207 b 1208 a 1209 a 1210 a 1211 b Perfect Tenses Questions with How Long 1212 b 1213 b 1214 b 1215 b 1216 b 1217 a 1218 a 1219 a 1220 a 1221 b 1222 b 1223 a 1224 b 1225 b 1226 b 1227 b 1228 a Preposition 1229 b 1230 b 1231 a 1232 a 1233 b 1234 b 1235 a 1236 b 1237 a 1238 b 1239 a 1240 b 1241 b 1242 b 1243 b 1244 a 1245 a 1246 b 1247 b 1248 a 1249 b 1250 a 1251 b 1252 b 1253 a 1254 b 1255 a 1256 b 1257 b 1258 a 1259 b 1260 b 1261 b 1262 b 1263 b 1264 b 1265 a 1266 b 1267 a 1268 a 1269 a 1270 a 1271 a 1272 b 1273 a 1274 a 1275 a 1276 b 1277 a 1278 a 1279 a 1280 b 1281 b 1282 a 1283 b 1284 a 1285 b 1286 a 1287 a 1288 a 1289 b 1290 b 1291 a 1292 b 1293 b 1294 a 1295 a 1296 b 1297 a 1298 a 1299 b 1300 b 1301 a 1302 a 1303 a 1304 b 1305 a 1306 b 1307 a 1308 a 1309 a 1310 b Preposition II 1311 a 1312 a 1313 b 1314 b 1315 b 1316 a 1317 a 1318 b 1319 b 1320 b 1321 a 1322 b 1323 a 1324 b 1325 b 1326 a 1327 b 1328 b 1329 a 1330 b 1331 a 1332 b 1333 b 1334 b Prepositions Positions 1335 b 1336 b 1337 a 1338 b 1339 b 500 1340 a 1341 a 1342 a 1343 b 1344 a 1345 a 1346 a 1347 a 1348 b 1349 b 1350 b Prepositions with Relative 1351 b 1352 a 1353 a 1354 a 1355 b 1356 b 1357 a 1358 b 1359 b 1360 b 1361 b 1362 a 1363 b 1364 a Prepositions without Relative 1365 a 1366 b 1367 a 1368 b 1369 a 1370 a 1371 b 1372 b 1373 b 1374 a 1375 a 1376 a 1377 b 1378 a Pronoun Anyone/Someone Affirmative to Negative 1379 b 1380 b 1381 b 1382 b 1383 a 1384 a Pronoun Anyone/Someone Negative to Affirmative 1385 a 1386 b 1387 b 1388 b 1389 a 1390 a 1391 a 1392 a Pronoun It 1393 b 1394 a 1395 b 1396 b 1397 a 1398 b 1399 a 1400 b 1401 b 1402 a 1403 a 1404 a 1405 a 1406 b 1407 a 1408 b 1409 b 1410 a 1411 a 1412 b Pronoun It Takes & Infinitive 1413 a 1414 a 1415 a 1416 a 1417 a 1418 b 501 1419 a 1420 b 1421 b 1422 a 1423 b 1424 a 1425 a 1426 a 1427 a Pronoun It/There 1428 b 1429 b 1430 a 1431 a 1432 b 1433 a 1434 a 1435 a 1436 b 1437 b 1438 b 1439 a 1440 a 1441 b 1442 a 1443 a 1444 a 1445 a 1446 b 1447 b 1448 a 1449 a 1450 b 1451 b 1452 b 1453 a 1454 a 1455 a 1456 b 1457 b 1458 b 1459 a 1460 b 1461 a 1462 b 1463 a 1464 b 1465 a 1466 b Pronoun Possessive 1467 a 1468 a 1469 a 1470 b 1471 b 1472 b 1473 a 1474 b 1475 a 1476 b 1477 a 1478 a 1479 a 1480 b 1481 a 1482 b 1483 b Pronoun Possessive Adjective/Possessive Pronoun 1484 a 1485 a 1486 b 1487 b 1488 a 1489 b 1490 b 1491 a 1492 b 1493 b 1494 b 1495 b 1496 b 1497 a 1498 a 1499 b 1500 b Pronoun Possessive To Be for To Belong 1501 a 1502 a 1503 b 1504 a 1505 a 1506 b 1507 b 1508 a 1509 b 1510 a 1511 a 1512 b 1513 a 1514 b 1515 b 1516 a 1517 a 1518 a 1519 b 1520 a 1521 a Pronoun Reflexive 1522 a 1523 a 1524 b 1525 a 1526 b 1527 a 1528 a 1529 a 1530 b 1531 b 1532 b 1533 a 1534 b 1535 a 1536 a 1537 b 1538 b 1539 a 1540 a 1541 a 1542 b 1543 b 1544 a 1545 b 1546 a 1547 b 1548 b 502 1549 a 1550 b 1551 b 1552 b 1553 b 1554 a 1555 a 1556 b Pronoun There is/are 1557 b 1558 b 1559 a 1560 a 1561 a 1562 a 1563 a 1564 a 1565 b 1566 a 1567 b 1568 b 1569 a 1570 a 1571 a Pronoun There is/are Negatives 1572 b 1573 a 1574 b 1575 a 1576 b 1577 b 1578 a 1579 a 1580 a 1581 b 1582 b 1583 a 1584 b 1585 b 1586 a 1587 a 1588 a 1589 a 1590 b 1591 b 1592 b 1593 b 1594 a 1595 a 1596 a 1597 b Pronoun There is/There are 1598 a 1599 b 1600 b 1601 b 1602 a 1603 b 1604 b 1605 a 1606 a 1607 a 1608 a 1609 b 1610 b 1611 a 1612 b 1613 a 1614 b 1615 b 1616 b 1617 b 1618 a 1619 b Pronouns Object 1620 b 1621 b 1622 b 1623 a 1624 a 1625 b 1626 a 1627 b 1628 a 1629 a 1630 a 1631 a 1632 b 1633 a 1634 b 1635 a 1636 b 1637 a 1638 b 1639 b 1640 a 1641 a 1642 a 1643 a 1644 b 1645 b 1646 b 1647 b 1648 a 1649 b 1650 b 1651 b 1652 a 1653 b 1654 b 1655 a 1656 a 1657 b Pronouns Relative 1658 a 1659 b 1660 a 1661 b 1662 a 1663 b 1664 a 1665 a 1666 b 1667 a 1668 b 1669 a 1670 a Pronouns This/That These/Those 1671 a 1672 b 1673 a 1674 b 1675 b 1676 a 1677 a 503 1678 a 1679 a 1680 b 1681 b 1682 b 1683 a 1684 b 1685 b Questions NegativeContracted 1686 a 1687 a 1688 a 1689 b 1690 b 1691 a 1692 b 1693 a 1694 a 1695 a 1696 b 1697 b Questions NegativeWhy 1698 b 1699 a 1700 b 1701 a 1702 b 1703 b 1704 b 1705 a 1706 b 1707 a 1708 a 1709 a Questions Subject 1710 b 1711 a 1712 a 1713 b 1714 a 1715 b 1716 b 1717 a 1718 a 1719 b 1720 b 1721 b 1722 b 1723 a 1724 a 1725 a 1726 a Reflexive Pronouns with By 1727 b 1728 a 1729 a 1730 b 1731 a 1732 a 1733 b 1734 b 1735 a 1736 b 1737 a 1738 b 1739 b 1740 b 1741 a 1742 b 1743 b 1744 b 1745 b Sequence Past/Present 1746 b 1747 a 1748 b 1749 a 1750 a 1751 b 1752 a 1753 a 1754 a 1755 b 1756 b 1757 a 1758 b Short AnswersAffirmative 1759 b 1760 b 1761 b 1762 a 1763 b 1764 b 1765 b 1766 b 1767 b 1768 b 1769 b 1770 b 1771 b 1772 a 1773 b 1774 a 1775 b 1776 a 1777 b 1778 b 1779 b 1780 a 1781 a 1782 b 1783 a Short Answers-Negative 1784 b 1785 a 1786 a 1787 a 1788 a 1789 b 1790 b 1791 a 1792 a 1793 b 1794 b 1795 b 1796 b 1797 a 1798 b 1799 a 1800 a 1801 b 1802 a 1803 a 1804 a 504 1805 a 1806 a 1807 b 1808 b Should 1809 a 1810 a 1811 b 1812 a 1813 a 1814 b 1815 b 1816 a 1817 b 1818 a 1819 b 1820 a 1821 a 1822 a Should/Ought Past Tense 1823 b 1824 a 1825 a 1826 a 1827 b 1828 b 1829 a 1830 a 1831 b 1832 a 1833 b 1834 a 1835 a 1836 a 1837 a So 1838 b 1839 a 1840 a 1841 b 1842 a 1843 b 1844 b 1845 a 1846 a 1847 a 1848 a 1849 b 1850 b 1851 b Still/Anymore 1852 a 1853 a 1854 a 1855 a 1856 b 1857 a 1858 a 1859 a 1860 a 1861 a 1862 b 1863 b 1864 b Still/Anymore Affirmative to Negative 1865 b 1866 b 1867 a 1868 b 1869 a 1870 b 1871 b Supposed To 1872 a 1873 b 1874 a 1875 a 1876 a 1877 a 1878 b 1879 a 1880 a 1881 a 1882 a Tag Endings 1883 b 1884 b 1885 a 1886 a 1887 a 1888 b 1889 a 1890 b 1891 a 1892 a 1893 b 1894 b 1895 b 1896 a 1897 a 1898 b 1899 a 1900 b 1901 a 1902 a 1903 a 1904 a 1905 a 1906 a 1907 b 1908 b 1909 a 1910 a 1911 b 1912 a 1913 a 1914 a 1915 a 1916 b 1917 a 1918 a 1919 a 1920 b 1921 a 1922 b 1923 b 1924 b 1925 a 1926 b Tag Endings Present to Future 1927 b 1928 a 1929 a 1930 a 1931 b 505 1932 a 1933 b 1934 a 1935 a 1936 b 1937 a 1938 a 1939 b 1940 a 1941 a 1942 a 1943 a 1944 a 1945 a 1946 a Tag Endings Present to Past 1947 a 1948 b 1949 b 1950 a 1951 a 1952 b 1953 b 1954 a 1955 a 1956 b 1957 a 1958 b 1959 b 1960 b 1961 a 1962 b 1963 b 1964 a 1965 a 1966 b Tag Endings Affirmative after Negative 1967 b 1968 b 1969 b 1970 b 1971 b 1972 b 1973 b 1974 a 1975 b 1976 a 1977 b 1978 a 1979 a 1980 a 1981 a 1982 b 1983 a 1984 a Tag Endings Negative after Affirmative 1985 a 1986 b 1987 b 1988 a 1989 b 1990 b 1991 a 1992 b 1993 b 1994 b 1995 b 1996 b 1997 b 1998 b 1999 a 2000 b 2001 b 2002 a Too 2003 b 2004 b 2005 b 2006 b 2007 a 2008 b 2009 b 2010 b 2011 b 2012 a 2013 a 2014 a 2015 b 2016 b Used To 2017 a 2018 a 2019 b 2020 b 2021 b 2022 a 2023 a 2024 b 2025 b 2026 a 2027 b 2028 b 2029 a 2030 b 2031 b 2032 a Verb Auxiliary 2033 a 2034 b 2035 b 2036 b 2037 a 2038 b 2039 b 2040 b 2041 b 2042 a 2043 b 2044 b 2045 a 2046 b 2047 a 2048 a 2049 a 2050 b 2051 a 2052 b 2053 b 2054 b 2055 b 2056 b 2057 a 2058 b 2059 b 506 2060 b 2061 a 2062 b 2063 a 2064 b 2065 a 2066 a 2067 a 2068 b 2069 a 2070 a 2071 b 2072 a Verb Future as Present Continuous 2073 b 2074 a 2075 a 2076 b 2077 b 2078 b 2079 b 2080 a 2081 b 2082 a 2083 a 2084 a 2085 a 2086 a 2087 b Verb Future Continuous Tense 2088 b 2089 a 2090 a 2091 a 2092 b 2093 b 2094 b 2095 b 2096 b 2097 a Verb Future Perfect 2098 a 2099 a 2100 b 2101 a 2102 a 2103 a 2104 b 2105 b 2106 a 2107 a 2108 b 2109 a 2110 a Verb Future Tense 2111 a 2112 b 2113 a 2114 a 2115 b 2116 a 2117 a 2118 b 2119 b 2120 b 2121 a 2122 b 2123 a 2124 a Verb Future Tense Going To 2125 a 2126 a 2127 b 2128 b 2129 a 2130 b 2131 a 2132 b 2133 b 2134 b 2135 a 2136 a 2137 a 2138 b 2139 b 2140 a 2141 a Verb Future Tense Negatives with Will 2142 a 2143 b 2144 b 2145 b 2146 a 2147 a 2148 a 2149 a 2150 a 2151 a 2152 b 2153 b 2154 a 2155 a 2156 b Verb Future Tense Question Words 2157 a 2158 b 2159 b 2160 b 2161 b 2162 b 2163 a 2164 a 2165 a 2166 b 2167 a 2168 b 2169 a 2170 b 2171 b 2172 b 2173 b Verb Future Tense Questions 2174 b 2175 b 2176 a 2177 b 2178 b 2179 a 2180 b 2181 b 2182 b 2183 b 507 2184 b 2185 a 2186 b 2187 a 2188 b 2189 a 2190 b Verb Past Continuous 2191 a 2192 b 2193 a 2194 b 2195 b 2196 a 2197 a 2198 a 2199 a 2200 a 2201 a 2202 a Verb Past Continuous/Past Tense 2203 a 2204 a 2205 a 2206 a 2207 b 2208 b 2209 a 2210 a 2211 b 2212 b 2213 b 2214 b 2215 a 2216 b 2217 a 2218 b 2219 b 2220 b 2221 a 2222 b 2223 b 2224 b 2225 a 2226 b 2227 b 2228 a 2229 b 2230 b 2231 b Verb Past Perfect 2232 a 2233 a 2234 b 2235 a 2236 b 2237 b 2238 b 2239 a 2240 a 2241 b 2242 a 2243 b 2244 b 2245 a Verb Past Tense Going To 2246 b 2247 a 2248 a 2249 a 2250 a 2251 b 2252 b 2253 a 2254 b 2255 a 2256 b 2257 a 2258 b Verb Past Tense irregular 2259 b 2260 a 2261 a 2262 a 2263 a 2264 a 2265 b 2266 b 2267 b 2268 b 2269 a 2270 a 2271 b 2272 b 2273 b 2274 a 2275 a 2276 a 2277 b 2278 a 2279 b 2280 a 2281 b 2282 a 2283 b 2284 a 2285 b 2286 b 2287 b 2288 a 2289 a 2290 b 2291 a Verb Past Tense Negative 2292 a 2293 b 2294 b 2295 a 2296 a 2297 b 2298 b 2299 b 2300 a 2301 b 2302 b 2303 a 2304 a 2305 a 2306 b Verb Past Tense Questions 2307 b 2308 a 2309 a 508 2310 a 2311 a 2312 b 2313 a 2314 b 2315 b 2316 b 2317 b 2318 b 2319 a 2320 a 2321 a 2322 b 2323 b 2324 b 2325 a 2326 a 2327 b 2328 a 2329 a 2330 b 2331 b 2332 b 2333 b 2334 a 2335 a 2336 b 2337 a 2338 a 2339 a 2340 a Verb Past Tense Regular 2341 b 2342 b 2343 a 2344 b 2345 b 2346 a 2347 a 2348 b 2349 a 2350 a 2351 a 2352 b 2353 b 2354 b 2355 a 2356 a Verb Present Continuous Negative 2357 a 2358 a 2359 a 2360 a 2361 b 2362 a 2363 b 2364 a 2365 a 2366 a 2367 a 2368 b 2369 b 2370 a 2371 a Verb Present Continuous Question 2372 b 2373 b 2374 b 2375 a 2376 b 2377 b 2378 b 2379 a 2380 b 2381 a 2382 b 2383 a 2384 a 2385 a 2386 a Verb Present Continuous Tense 2387 a 2388 a 2389 a 2390 b 2391 b 2392 a 2393 a 2394 a 2395 b 2396 b 2397 b 2398 b 2399 b 2400 b 2401 a 2402 a 2403 b Verb Present Continuous/Simple Present 2404 a 2405 a 2406 b 2407 a 2408 a 2409 a 2410 b 2411 b 2412 b 2413 a 2414 a 2415 b 2416 a 2417 a 2418 b Verb Present Perfect Continuous 2419 a 2420 b 2421 b 2422 b 2423 a 2424 b 2425 b 2426 b 2427 b 2428 a 2429 a 2430 a 2431 a 2432 a Verb Present Perfect Tense 2433 a 509 2434 a 2435 a 2436 a 2437 b 2438 a 2439 a 2440 b 2441 b 2442 b 2443 b 2444 b 2445 a 2446 b Verb Present Perfect Tense/Past Tense 2447 b 2448 b 2449 a 2450 a 2451 b 2452 a 2453 a 2454 b 2455 b 2456 a 2457 b 2458 a 2459 b 2460 a 2461 a 2462 a 2463 b 2464 b 2465 a 2466 a 2467 a 2468 b 2469 b 2470 b 2471 a 2472 a 2473 b 2474 b 2475 a 2476 b 2477 a 2478 a Verb Present Tense Simple 2479 b 2480 a 2481 a 2482 b 2483 a 2484 b 2485 b 2486 b 2487 a 2488 b 2489 b 2490 b 2491 a 2492 a 2493 a 2494 b 2495 b 2496 b 2497 b 2498 b 2499 b 2500 a 2501 b 2502 b 2503 b 2504 a 2505 a 2506 a 2507 b 2508 b 2509 b 2510 b 2511 a 2512 a 2513 b 2514 a 2515 b 2516 a 2517 b 2518 a 2519 b 2520 a 2521 b 2522 a 2523 b 2524 a 2525 b 2526 b 2527 a 2528 b 2529 a 2530 b 2531 a 2532 b 2533 a 2534 b 2535 b 2536 a 2537 a 2538 a 2539 a 2540 a 2541 a 2542 b 2543 a 2544 a 2545 a 2546 b 2547 a 2548 a 2549 a 2550 b 2551 b 2552 b 2553 a 2554 a 2555 b 2556 a 2557 a 2558 a 2559 b 2560 a 2561 b 2562 b 2563 b 2564 b 2565 b 2566 b 2567 a Verb Sequence 2568 b 2569 b 2570 a 2571 a 2572 a 2573 b 2574 a 2575 a 2576 b 2577 a 2578 b 2579 b 2580 b 2581 b 2582 a 2583 a 2584 b 2585 b 2586 b 2587 b 2588 b 2589 a 2590 b 2591 b 2592 b 2593 b 2594 a 2595 a 2596 b 2597 a 2598 a Verb Simple Present Negative 2599 b 2600 a 2601 b 2602 b 2603 b 2604 b 2605 a 2606 a 2607 b 2608 a 2609 a 2610 a 510 2611 a 2612 a 2613 a 2614 b 2615 b Verb Simple Present Questions-DO 2616 b 2617 b 2618 b 2619 b 2620 a 2621 a 2622 b 2623 b 2624 a 2625 b 2626 b 2627 b 2628 a 2629 b 2630 b 2631 b 2632 a 2633 b 2634 a 2635 b 2636 a 2637 b 2638 b 2639 b 2640 a 2641 a 2642 a 2643 a 2644 b 2645 b 2646 b 2647 a 2648 b 2649 b 2650 b 2651 a 2652 b 2653 a 2654 a Verb Simple Present Questions-WH 2655 b 2656 b 2657 a 2658 b 2659 b 2660 b 2661 a 2662 b 2663 a 2664 a 2665 a 2666 a 2667 a 2668 a 2669 b 2670 b 2671 b 2672 b 2673 a 2674 b Verb To Be Future with Will 2675 b 2676 a 2677 a 2678 a 2679 a 2680 a 2681 b 2682 a 2683 b 2684 b 2685 a 2686 a 2687 b 2688 b 2689 b 2690 b 2691 a 2692 a Verb To Be Negatives & Questions 2693 b 2694 b 511 2695 a 2696 b 2697 a 2698 b 2699 a 2700 b 2701 b 2702 a 2703 a 2704 a Verb To Be Past 2705 b 2706 a 2707 a 2708 b 2709 b 2710 a 2711 b 2712 a 2713 b 2714 b 2715 a 2716 b 2717 a 2718 b 2719 b 2720 b 2721 a Verb To Be Past Tense Negatives 2722 b 2723 a 2724 b 2725 a 2726 a 2727 b 2728 b 2729 a 2730 a 2731 b 2732 a 2733 b 2734 a 2735 a 2736 a Verb To Be Past Tense Questions 2737 b 2738 a 2739 b 2740 a 2741 a 2742 a 2743 a 2744 b 2745 a 2746 b 2747 a 2748 b 2749 b 2750 b 2751 a Verb To Be Present Tense 2752 a 2753 b 2754 b 2755 a 2756 a 2757 a 2758 a 2759 b 2760 a 2761 a 2762 b 2763 a 2764 a 2765 a 2766 a Verb To Have Present Tense 2767 a 2768 a 2769 a 2770 a 2771 b 2772 a 2773 a 2774 b 2775 a 2776 b 2777 a 2778 a 2779 b 2780 a 2781 a 2782 a 2783 a 2784 b Verbs Irregular/Regular 2785 a 2786 a 2787 a 2788 a 2789 b 2790 a 2791 b 2792 a 2793 b 2794 b 2795 b 2796 a 2797 b 2798 b 2799 a 2800 b 2801 a 2802 a 2803 a 2804 a 2805 b Verbs Past Tense Irregular Verbs 2806 a 2807 b 2808 b 2809 a 2810 b 2811 a 2812 a 2813 a 2814 a 2815 b 2816 a 2817 a 2818 a 2819 b 2820 a 512 2821 a Verbs Review 2822 a 2823 b 2824 b 2825 b 2826 a 2827 a 2828 a 2829 a 2830 a 2831 a 2832 b 2833 a 2834 a 2835 a 2836 b 2837 a 2838 b 2839 b 2840 b 2841 a 2842 b 2843 a 2844 b 2845 a 2846 b 2847 b 2848 b 2849 a 2850 b 2851 b 2852 b 2853 b 2854 b 2855 b 2856 b 2857 b 2858 a 2859 b 2860 b 2861 a 2862 a 2863 a 2864 a 2865 a 2866 a 2867 b 2868 b 2869 a 2870 a 2871 b 2872 b Wish 2873 b 2874 a 2875 a 2876 b 2877 b 2878 b 2879 b 2880 a 2881 b Wish Imperative to Polite 2882 a 2883 a 2884 b 2885 a Word Order 2886 a 2887 b 2888 b 2889 b 2890 a 2891 a 2892 b 2893 a 2894 b 2895 a 2896 a 2897 b 2898 a 2899 b 2900 a 2901 a 2902 b 2903 b 2904 a Would Rather 2905 a 2906 b 2907 a 2908 b 2909 a 2910 a 2911 b 2912 b 2913 a 2914 a 2915 a 2916 a 2917 a 2918 a 2919 a END 513