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Please be quiet. The teachers ______ an important meeting at the moment.
- a) has
- b) having
- c) have
- d) are having ✓ (correct answer)
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Our institute ______ a new online assessment system this semester.
- a) introduce
- b) introduces
- c) is introducing ✓ (correct answer)
- d) are introducing
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How often ______ your teachers ______ their lesson plans?
- a) do / submit ✓ (correct answer)
- b) does / submit
- c) do / submitting
- d) are / submitting
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Every time the manager ______ a new policy, some teachers ______ questions about it.
- a) introduces / ask ✓ (correct answer)
- b) introduce / asks
- c) introduces / asks
- d) is introducing / ask
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I usually ______ my administrative tasks in the morning, but this week I ______ them in the afternoon.
- a) do / am doing ✓ (correct answer)
- b) do / do
- c) am doing / do
- d) am doing / am doing
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You ______ always ______ your colleagues while they are explaining something. It's becoming annoying.
- a) do / interrupting
- b) do / interrupt
- c) are / interrupt
- d) are / interrupting ✓ (correct answer)
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Both of the new teachers ______ excellent qualifications, but neither of them ______ much classroom experience.
- a) have got / has got ✓ (correct answer)
- b) have / have
- c) has got / have got
- d) has / have
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Choose the grammatically correct question.
- a) Do your colleagues got enough information?
- b) Have your colleagues got enough information? ✓ (correct answer)
- c) Are your colleagues got enough information?
- d) Has your colleagues got enough information?
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When my mother was younger, she ______ speak three languages fluently, but she ______ speak any foreign languages now.
- a) could / can't ✓ (correct answer)
- b) can / couldn't
- c) could / can
- d) can / can't
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The information you need is ______ the first page of the report, right ______ the bottom.
- a) at / on
- b) in / in
- c) on / at ✓ (correct answer)
- d) on / in
- Select all sentences that use the present continuous correctly.
- a) Our institute is offers English courses at several levels.
- b) The number of students is increasing this year. ✓ (correct answer)
- c) I am usually doing my tasks in the morning.
- d) The teacher is explaining the instructions right now. ✓ (correct answer)
- e) Why are you make so much noise?
- Select all grammatically correct sentences using have got or has got.
- a) Neither teacher have got much classroom experience.
- b) Do the new teachers got enough information?
- c) My assistant hasn't got any experience in administration. ✓ (correct answer)
- d) Our new supervisor has got a good understanding of classroom management. ✓ (correct answer)
- e) The teachers has got new lesson plans.
- Select all sentences in which the possessive determiner agrees with the owner or owners.
- a) The company changed their policy.
- b) The company changed its policy. ✓ (correct answer)
- c) Sarah and Mark's children attend our institute. ✓ (correct answer)
- d) The institute updated it's schedule.
- e) Sarah and Mark's daughter is in their intermediate class. ✓ (correct answer)
- Select all sentences that use the prepositions correctly.
- a) The sign is in the entrance.
- b) The report's title is at the first page.
- c) Our classroom is on the second floor. ✓ (correct answer)
- d) The teacher's desk is in the corner of the room. ✓ (correct answer)
- e) The students' desks are at the middle of the room.
- Write the present continuous form of “increase” that completes this sentence: “The number of students ______ considerably this year.”
- Answer: is increasing
- Write the modal verb that expresses past ability: “When she was younger, she ______ speak three languages.”
- Answer: could
- Write the two-word possessive determiner phrase that completes the sentence: “I have two brothers. ______ names are Reza and Amir.”
- Answer: their
- Arrange the words to form a correct question about a regular routine.
- Correct order: How often → do → your teachers → submit → their lesson plans?
- Arrange the words to make a correct sentence about a temporary change.
- Correct order: He normally works → at the head office, → but this month → he is working → at the downtown branch.
- Arrange the words to make a correct question asking for permission.
- Correct order: Could → I → borrow → your laptop → for a few minutes?
- Match each sentence beginning with the correct ending.
- The teachers are having — a meeting at the moment.
- The institute offers — courses at several levels.
- The manager introduces a policy — and teachers ask questions.
- The number of students is increasing — during this academic year.
- Match each subject with the correct have got form.
- The supervisor — has got
- Both teachers — have got
- Match each location with the preposition that completes the phrase.
- the second floor — on
- the end of the corridor — at
- the corner of the room — in
- Complete the sentence with the correct present simple or present continuous forms.
- The institute offers English courses, and this semester it is introducing a new assessment system.
- Complete the sentence with the correct possessive determiners.
- The company updated its policy, but its employees have not received the instructions yet.
- Complete the sentence with the correct prepositions.
- Our classroom is on the second floor, at the end of the corridor.
- Choose the correct forms to complete the sentence.
- The teacher (is explaining / explains / explain) the instructions now, although she normally (asks / is asking / ask) students to read them independently.
- Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentence.
- The institute's name is written (on / in / at) the sign (at / on / in) the entrance.
- Sort the phrases into the correct category: Present simple or Present continuous.
- Present simple: The institute offers English courses., How often do teachers submit lesson plans?, The manager introduces a policy., My assistant has got administrative experience.
- Present continuous: The teachers are having a meeting now., The number of students is increasing this year., I am doing my tasks in the afternoon this week.
- Mark each statement True or False.
- The present simple can describe routines and repeated events. (true)
- The present continuous can describe a temporary situation happening around now. (true)
- “Neither teacher have got experience” is grammatically correct. (false)
- “Could I borrow your laptop?” is a polite request for permission. (true)