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Complete PET for Schools - Unit 1 Revision

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  • My little brother grows / is growing very quickly this year.
    is growing (Why?)
  • Most police officers wear / are wearing a uniform for work.
    wear (Why?)
  • Sergio often misses / is missing the bus on Monday mornings.
    misses (Why?)
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: mornings/ They / home / never / the / are / at / in
    They are never home in the mornings.
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: in / eat / They / restaurant / a / occasionally
    They occasionally eat in a restaurant.
  • We went to play baseball at/in/on the park.
    in
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: takes / hardly / on / He / holiday / photos / ever
    He hardly ever takes photos on holiday.
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: year / go / once / I / skiing / a
    I go skiing once a year. OR Once a year I go skiing.
  • The supermarket opens / is opening at 10 o'clock on Sundays.
    opens (Why?)
  • You'll find the toilets down the corridor at/in/on the right.
    on
  • Marta usually eats with Nerea at/in/on her birthday.
    on
  • There's a clock at/in/on the wall in the kitchen.
    on
  • We can't go out because it snows / is snowing today.
    is snowing (Why?)
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: a / I / good / day / every / breakfast / eat
    I eat a good breakfast every day.
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: every/ Some/ read / the/ people / newspaper / day / almost
    Some people read the newspaper almost every day.
  • I love to go walking at/in/on spring when it's not too hot.
    in
  • I'll see you at/in/on six o'clock outside the cinema.
    at
  • My sister hates/ is hating TV programmes about history.
    hates (Why?)
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: take / days / dog / I / the / park / to / my / most
    I take my dog to the park most days.
  • Put the words in order to make a correct sentence: questions / She / ask / often / class / doesn't / in
    She doesn't often ask questions in class. OR She doesn't ask questions in class often.
  • I left my bus pass at/in/on home, so I had to walk into town.
    at
  • All the players know / are knowing that the match is tomorrow.
    know (Why?)
  • The weather gets / is getting better this month.
    is getting (Why?)
  • I arrived late at/in/on the evening after swimming practice.
    in
  • Some people watch / are watching too much TV.
    watch (Why?)
  • My mum learns / is learning Japanese at the moment.
    is learning (Why?)
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