Grammar. Pre-intermediate.

My sister                   [speak , speaks , do speak] Italian.

Where                  [you , you do , do you] live?

What time                      [she got , did she get , did she got]to school this morning?

Be careful! You                              [are makeing  , making , are making] a mistake.

He                           [usually have  , has usually , usually has] breakfast at work.

She                      [not likes, doesn’t like , don’t like]people who talk a lot.

My cousin                   [studies , studys , studyes] history at university.

                   [Did you go , Did you went, Went you] away last weekend?

A Why                    [you’re smiling, do you smile, are you smiling]?

B Because I’m happy.

My father                   [not , doesn’t , isn’t] work. He’s retired.

A                               [What’s your brother like, What does your brother like, How’s your brother]?

B He’s shy and quite serious.

What               [were , did , are] you do for your last holiday?

A How’s Faisal?

B                    [He’s very friendly, Fine, thanks, He’s tall and dark].

I have driving lessons twice              [an , a , –] week.

How often                         [are you seeing , you see , do you see] your cousins?

What time              [does , do , is] the film start?

Why is he                  [wears , to wear , wearing] that jacket?

B Because it’s very cold today.

A Who’s that man?

B Sorry, I                             [’m not knowing  , don’t know , not know] him.

Where               [he’s , he , was he] born?

A What                    [does she , she looks , does she look] like?

B She’s got long, blond hair and she’s very pretty.

My watch                     [isn’t working, doesn’t working, isn’t work]. It’s broken.

John, tidy your room! All of your clothes are               [in , on , next to] the floor!

Tonight, Lisa’s going              [on , out , into]a date with Andrew

I                [go , get , do]on well with my brother. He’s a fun person to spend time with

A Who’s that                [on , to , in]the middle of the photo?

B That’s my cousin, Alexis.

Maria is sitting                    [behind , opposite , next]to Salvador.

There’s a small table                    [under , between , in front] the two chairs.

A What’s drum n bass?

B It’s                [kind , example , a kind]of music. I love it!

Extrovert is                   [the opposite of, the opposite, opposite of]shy.

They _____ their hotel

_____ to the cinema last night?

The bus _____ outside the restaurant.

When we arrived, it _____.

We were very late, _____ we took a taxi.

When I _____ her, she was working in a bank.

Who _____ that email to?

We sat down on the beach. It started to rain five minutes _____!

It was really cold in Madrid, _____ it’s normally hot there.

I was really tired _____ I decided not to go out.

A Were the children playing in the garden?

B No, they _____.