Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form.
1How ............... people learn languages?
Wrong!
Use "do" to form a present simple question with the main verb "learn".
2People warned me not ............... out alone.
Wrong!
After "warn someone not," use the infinitive form "to go".
3I ............... not to go out alone.
Wrong!
Use "was warned" because the speaker received the warning.
4The roof of the building ............... in the storm.
Wrong!
Use "was damaged" because the roof received the action in the past.
5It is not an independent organization. It ............... by a bigger firm.
Wrong!
Use "is owned" for a present simple passive description.
6How old is this house? It ............... in 1975.
Wrong!
Use "was built" because the house received the action in the past.
7I used to read a lot. I ............... much now.
Wrong!
Use "don't read" for a present simple negative habit or fact.
8He is in the shower. He ............... a shower every day.
Wrong!
Use "has" for a daily habit in the present simple.
9I need a stamp for this letter. ............... you got one?
Wrong!
Use "Have" to make the possession question "Have you got one?"
10When I was a kid, I ............... several friends.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "used to have" and "had" can describe a past state in this sentence.
11............... have a lot of friends when you were a kid?
Wrong!
Use "Did you" to form a past simple question with the main verb "have".
12I can't drive. I ............... a license.
Wrong!
Use "don't have" for a present simple negative fact.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- How do people learn languages?
- People warned me not to go out alone.
- I was warned not to go out alone.
- The roof of the building was damaged in the storm.
- It is not an independent organization. It is owned by a bigger firm.
- How old is this house? It was built in 1975.
- I used to read a lot. I don’t read much now.
- He is in the shower. He has a shower every day.
- I need a stamp for this letter. Have you got one?
- When I was a kid, I used to have / had several friends.
- Did you have a lot of friends when you were a kid?
- I can’t drive. I don’t have a license.
