English Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises
Vocabulary
Exercise 1
Phrasal Verbs: taking up / run out of / get through to her / sign up
Exercise 2
Phrasal Verbs: are putting up / to set off / hand them over / moving out
Exercise 3
Vocabulary: false friend / through / cloud / civil servant / taxations
Grammar
Exercise 4
Verb Tenses: remembered / has been living / hasn’t finished her / will have taken / didn’t make / arrive
Exercise 5
Reported Speech and Relative Clauses:
- Lucy told me she had been worrying about me
- Becky asked me whether I had booked my plane ticket
- He has been sleeping for an hour
- Fortnite is known for being an addictive game
- The song (that) they sang was fantastic
- Jill suggested watching a film this weekend
- After we had studied for three hours, we went out
- The chair in which you are sitting is broken
- He might have missed the train
- Is John the man whom you were talking about?
- Sue, whose father is Japanese, visits Japan every July
- An award is being given to him at the moment
- I had my mobile phone repaired yesterday
Exercise 6
Modal Verbs:
- Did you manage to find some nice shoes?
- They might arrive a bit later
- The fashion show must have been amazing!
- You aren’t allowed to go to your sister’s bedroom without her permission
Exercise 7
Modal Verbs:
- She can wear her own clothes to the party
- I managed to pass my test in the end
- He is able to speak French fluently
- You are allowed to apply for your license now
- You mustn’t run in the corridors
- When I was young, I couldn’t ice skate
Exercise 8
Modal Verbs:
- She shouldn’t have worn that dress to the interview
- We might visit our grandparents next weekend
- He can’t have spent all his money already
- You ought to apologize for your behavior
- They could stay at a hotel
- She might have come to the party, but I’m not sure