English Grammar Practice Exercises

It was a very ______ film - a lot of people in the cinema cried.

I didn't want to stop reading this book - it was so ______.

I saw a very ______ film last night and I didn't sleep at all after that.

This book was very ______ - I laughed a lot.

There was so much action in the film - it was very ______.

I fell asleep during the film because it was really ______.

The book was ______ - I found it was very easy to read.

I like ______ films – especially when the love story has a happy ending.

I had a really busy weekend. On Friday evening, I ______ out for dinner with some friends.

Then we ______ to the cinema and saw a really enjoyable film.

On Saturday morning, I ______ for a walk with my sister.

Then in the afternoon, I ______ a DVD at home.

In the evening, I ______ music and ______ to a party.

On Friday evening, I ___ out for dinner with some friends.

In the evening, I ___ music and ___ to a party.

I was tired on Sunday morning, so I got up late. In the afternoon, I ___ computer games and ___ a book.

On Sunday evening, I ___ dinner for some friends.

I'm interested in reading ___ novels about the 18th century.

I went to see a good film last night. It was a ___ and I laughed a lot.

His ambition is to be a ___ in a rock band.

I want to see that new film - it's got very good ___.

Everybody clapped loudly after her amazing ___.

I don't usually like ___ films - but I loved Total Recall.

A lot of people in the ___ were coughing during the concert.

He's the ___ in the band and he also sings sometimes.

A: When ___ your last holiday? B: My last holiday was in August.

A: Where ___ you go? B: I went to Paris.

A: Who ___ you go with ? B: I went with my sister.

A: How ___ you get there? B: We got there by plane.

A: How long ___ you stay there? B: We stayed for a week.

A: What ___ you see? B: We saw the Eiffel Tower.

A: What ___ you think of it? B: I thought it was fantastic.

A: What ___ you buy? B: I bought some postcards.

Two hundred years ago, people ate hamburgers.

Two hundred years ago, people wore jeans.

Two hundred years ago, people listened to pop music.

Two hundred years ago, people drove cars.

Two hundred years ago, people watched television.

Two hundred years ago, people drank fizzy drinks.

Two hundred years ago, people played computer games.

Two hundred years ago, people went to the cinema.

He wanted to go out for dinner.

I walked to work yesterday morning.

She played the piano when she was a child.

I worked all day yesterday.

He talked to me on the phone.

They started the class at 6 o'clock.

She listened to the radio at breakfast.

We finished work early yesterday.

He took the last piece of cake.

Tina read the letter this morning.

Jillian left school last year.

Sebastian went to work last night.

They gave me a present.

We drove here.

They had breakfast this morning.

I wrote that email.

Stacey did her homework last night.