Master English Grammar and Vocabulary: A Comprehensive Exercise Collection

Part 1: Grammar and Vocabulary Review

Revision 1

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Answers

1. a
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. c
6. a
7. c
8. b

Exercise 2: Sentence Completion

1. I am watching the news.
2. It isn't working.
3. Did it ring?
4. do, know
5. We aren't talking.
6. is, sitting
7. loves
8. They aren't talking.

Exercise 3: Forming Questions

1. When did Juan finish school?
2. Where is Nancy?
3. What is Tanya doing?
4. Do I like this movie?
5. What is Leonardo doing in Paris?
6. What are the teachers doing?

Exercise 4: Sentence Correction

1. (No answer for 1)
2. Warren isn't playing tennis.
3. I never travel by train.
4. The dogs aren't dark.
5. That man does magic tricks.

Revision 2

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Answers

1. b
2. a
3. b
4. a
5. b

Exercise 2: Verb Tenses (Past Simple & Continuous)

1. was trying, stopped
2. burned, was cooking
3. scored, won
4. were laughing, fell
5. were talking, was trying
6. doesn't, was staying
7. (Incomplete)

Exercise 3: Forming Questions

1. Did you see the new reality programme last night?
2. What was Alan talking about all morning?
3. Why did you take a picture of me while I was sleeping?
4. Was it raining when they left the house?

Exercise 4: Sentence Completion

1. I met my friend Sue while I was going to school.
2. Were you listening to the radio when he arrived?
3. (No answer for 3)
4. We didn't go because it was raining.

Revision 3

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Answers

1. a
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. b
6. a
7. b
8. b

Exercise 2: Vocabulary

1. felt, eat
2. adopt

Revision 4

Exercise 1: Comparatives and Superlatives

1. (No answer for 1)
2. bigger, faster
3. worst, worse
4. the best

Exercise 2: Word Formation

• Imagine: imagination (noun), imaginative (adjective), imaginatively (adverb)
• Create: creation (noun), creative (adjective), creatively (adverb)
• Express: expression (noun), expressive (adjective), expressively (adverb)
• Amaze: amazement (noun), amazing (adjective), amazingly (adverb)
• Enjoy: enjoyment (noun), enjoyable (adjective)
• Correct: correction (noun), correct (adjective), correctly (adverb)

Exercise 3: Vocabulary

1. phone
2. find
3. strange
4. winner
5. ordinary
6. knee
7. funny
8. realize

Exercise 4: Multiple Choice Answers

1. (No answer for 1)
2. b
3. c
4. b
5. b
6. a
7. a
8. c

Part 2: Advanced Verb Tense Practice

Revision 1: Present and Past Tenses

Exercise 1: Verb Conjugation

1. goes
2. weighs
3. take
4. is waiting
5. don't
6. are, sitting
7. don't believe
8. do you want

Exercise 2: Sentence Completion

1. They are learning.
2. What do you understand?
3. Do you water your plants?
4. He is waiting.
5. He doesn't see.
6. Are you being...?
7. I don't believe.
8. Do you want...?

Exercise 3: Sentence Correction

1. The children are making a lot of noise at the moment.
2. Jane plays the guitar.
3. I don't see him today.
4. Do these books belong to you?
5. What do you think about this course?

Exercise 4: Verb Pairs (Past Simple & Continuous)

1. saw, recognized
2. were playing, asked
3. cleaned, didn't answer
4. called, saw

Exercise 5: Sentence Correction

1. I don't know.
2. We didn't stop studying at midnight.
3. He watched TV while he spoke on the phone.
4. Because of the heavy rain, the speed was slow.

Exercise 6: Verb Conjugation

1. seems
2. fell
3. thought
4. did you do the washing
5. was washing
6. slipped
7. needs
8. is using
9. do you want
10. gave me

Revision 2: Perfect Tenses

Exercise 1: Present Perfect

1. haven't flown
2. hasn't taken
3. came
4. have taken
5. met
6. hasn't called

Exercise 2: Verb Forms (Mixed Tenses)

1. rushed
2. have met
3. only had
4. have always been
5. didn't tell
6. have paid

Exercise 3: Sentence Correction (Present Perfect & Past Simple)

1. They have never been to London.
2. I haven't finished dinner yet.
3. I have already seen this movie.
4. I ate Indian food last year.

Exercise 4: Past Perfect Sequence

dreamed, got, knew, had asked, jumped, landed, didn't seem, had broken

Exercise 5: Sentence Completion (Past Perfect)

1. realized, had forgotten
2. was traveling, had
3. do, had read, were
4. don't know, had finished

Exercise 6: Sentence Correction (Past Perfect)

1. The rain had stopped before I woke up.
2. It had started five minutes before.
3. It had started three days ago.
4. He had an electric guitar last month.
5. ...until it ended.

Revision 3: Future Tenses

Exercise 1: Verb Forms (Future)

1. are going
2. will study
3. will give
4. don't know
5. is looking
6. will help
7. I don't know
8. (Incomplete)

Exercise 2: Sentence Completion (will vs. be going to)

1. Mary and Phil are going to get married.
2. The phone is going to ring.
3. I think it will snow tomorrow.
4. I am going to see my friends tonight.
5. He is not going to like it.

Exercise 3: Forming Sentences/Questions (Future)

1. Look at the clear sky! It is not going to rain.
2. Who will win the election this year?
3. She is having a baby in 2 months.
4. Will you invite Kate to dinner?
5. When is Tom going to come back from vacation?

Exercise 4: Future Continuous & Simple

1. will be doing
2. will save
3. will find
4. will still be doing

Exercise 5: Future Perfect

1. The train will have left.
2. We will have done lots.
3. He will be working in Paris.
4. She will have taught for 25 years.

Exercise 6: Future Tense Sequence

I'm going to fly, I will be sitting, he has bought, it will have been, it will be, I am going to fall asleep.

Revision 4: Vocabulary and Word Formation

Exercise 1: Vocabulary

1. actually
2. match
3. recognized
4. greeted
5. acceptable
6. population
7. proudly
8. safe

Exercise 2: Multiple Choice Answers

a, b, b, a, b, b, a

Exercise 3: Word Formation

1. impolite
2. intentional
3. undecided
4. sensational
5. pleasure
6. actor
7. (No answer for 7)
8. unlikely

Exercise 4: Multiple Choice Answers

b, c, c, b, a, b, c