Ejercicios Prácticos de Gramática Inglesa: Tiempos Verbales, Condicionales y Estructuras Avanzadas

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1. Following Conditionals

  • If you pass your exams, you will study at university.
  • If he hadn't had such a good lawyer, he would have gone to prison.
  • Unless you say sorry, I won't speak to you again.
  • Providing that you arrived on time, we wouldn't miss the beginning.

2. Complementary Sentences: Suitable Verbal Tenses

  • How often do you see your grandparents?
  • What are you doing this evening?
  • I've been doing homework since 5 o'clock.
  • This time next week, I will be sitting on a plane to Mallorca.
  • He left school in 1973.
  • The government predicts that inflation will fall to two per cent.
  • We were watching the news when you rang.
  • James and I are so in love. We are going to get married next year.
  • By 4 o'clock, they had walked almost twenty kilometers, but they...

3. Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses

  • Paris, where I spent my honeymoon, is my favourite city.
  • The man that / who lives next door to me owns five cars.
  • Ana, whom you met at Jim's, is travelling round the USA.
  • The Arctic Winter Games, which are held every two years, are very interesting.
  • The film which / that / Ø I told you to see finished last...

4. Reported Speech

  • The teacher told us to work in pairs.
  • My brother advised me not to lend any money to Katrina.
  • Anna said that she would ask her friend the following week.
  • Tom explained that Mark had bought a new bike.
  • He asked if I had lost something.

5. Have Something Done

  • I had my photo taken last week by the photographer.
  • Her hair is being cut at the moment by the hairdresser.
  • His car is going to be repaired tomorrow by the mechanic.

6. Modal Verbs

  • You shouldn't use your real name in a chat room.
  • Those seats must be ours.
  • School mustn't have given us permission to play games during class.
  • They don't have to study a foreign language.
  • Your computer might have a virus.

7. I Wish Structures

  • I wish I could stop smoking.
  • I wish I had studied English last year.
  • I wish my parents gave me independence.
  • I wish I hadn't told Stefan about our relationship.

8. The Passive Voice

  • The Olympic Games were attended by millions of people.
  • The barbecue has been cancelled.
  • It is known that smoking is bad for your health.
  • A prize is going to be given to the best student.
  • It is thought that the film is unsuitable for children.

9. Choose the Correct Alternative

Options: to run, when, been offered, who, giving up, to look, to get, wouldn't have, have to, which

10. Rewrite Sentences Using the Words Below

  • Smoking in public places should be banned by the government.
  • Mr. Owen, who is my uncle, teaches French at my school.
  • I was given that for my birthday.
  • We can't afford to eat there because we don't have enough money.
  • You have to listen to all the speakers.
  • The teenagers asked the policeman to listen to what they were saying.
  • Unless they go to the debate, they won't have their say.
  • The issues were discussed in parliament.
  • Top authors will teach students how to write a novel.
  • "I want to find a proper job," Leon told his parents.
  • Our tutor gives lectures on a wide range of subjects.
  • "I will ask them to interview the man now," the secretary said.
  • The manager led them into a small room.

11. Appropriate Simile or Idiom

  • Red as a beetroot
  • Fly off the handle
  • Quiet as a mouse
  • Over the moon
  • Pain in the neck

12. Gerunds or Infinitives

Options: to see, reading, smoking, to look down, meeting

13. Translation

  • Well-behaved: amb bona conducta
  • Warm-hearted: persona amb sentiments
  • Cool-headed: de ment freda

14. Suitable Preposition

Options: TO, FOR, ON