FCE Grammar Challenge: 40-Minute Sprint

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FCE Grammar Challenge: 40-Minute Sprint


Froggy Jumps FCE Grammar Challenge: 40-Minute SprintVersión en línea Exam-style review game for FCE grammar por Paulo Nuñez 1 Fill gap: I ______ to wake up early since I started a new job. a am getting used to b got used to c was used to 2 Choose the correct form: She __ in a flat near the station last year. a lived b has lived c lives 3 Choose the best option: They ______ to the idea of studying abroad. a used b are used c get used 4 Error correction: He used to go to the gym every day, but now he goes rarely. a He used to go to the gym every day, but now he goes rarely. b He used to go to the gym every day, but now he goes rarely. c He uses to go to the gym every day, but now he goes rarely. 5 Transform: Change to a future sentence: I used to work late. a I used to be working late. b I was working late. c I will/am going to work late. 6 Match the sentence to meaning: I am used to reading on my commute. a I am familiar with reading on my commute b I will start reading on my commute c I avoid reading on my commute 7 Multiple choice: Which verb form after 'used to' describes a habit in the past? a use to + infinitive b used to + base verb c to use + gerund 8 Gap-fill: Present perfect form: I ______ to make friends online before this trip. a get used b am used c am getting used 9 Error correction: I am used to be waking up early. a I am used to wake up early. b I am used to waking up early. c I am used to woke up early. 10 Short answer: Name a state verb among: eat, know, run, be. a be b eat c run 11 Multiple choice: Which is correct? a There used to be a cinema here. b There used to be a cinema here. c There used to been a cinema here. 12 Gap-fill: Gerund after 'prefer': I ______ studying grammar. a prefer b Preferring c prefers 13 Sentence transformation: Transform to a comparative: This book is interesting. That book is more interesting. a That book is more interesting than this book. b That book is interesting than this book. c That book is as interesting as this book. 14 Error correction: He would go to the park every day. Now he goes to the library. a He would go to the park every day; now he goes to the library. b He would go to the park every day; now he goes to the park. c He would go to the park every day; now he stays home. 15 True/False: 'Would' can describe a state, not an action? a False b True c Sometimes 16 Fill gap: STATE/ACTIVITY: Water boils; it is a(n) _______ state. a gerund b action verb c state verb 17 Multiple choice: Which is a dynamic (action) verb? a know b run c believe 18 Gap-fill: The road seems busy; I ______ to leave earlier. a used to b get used c be used 19 Error correction: He used to going to the gym every day. a He used to go to the gym every day. b He used to going to the gym every day. c He used to go to gym every day. 20 Short answer: Name a verb that changes meaning with context (state vs action). a strong b fast c see 21 Multiple choice: Which is correct? a I used to working late. b I’m used to work late. c I’m used to working late. 22 Fill gap: 'So' or 'Such': He did _____ an amazing performance. a so b too c such 23 Error correction: She is such a teacher that she inspires students. a She is such a teacher who inspires students. b She is so teacher that she inspires students. c She is such a teacher that she inspires students. 24 Transformation: Change to negative: They used to travel every summer. a They isn’t used to travel every summer. b They didn’t used to travel every summer. c They didn’t use to travel every summer. 25 Gap-fill: Gerund after verbs: enjoy, avoid, keep: I ____ going to the gym. a enjoy b enjoys c avoids 26 Multiple choice: Which sentence is correct? a I used to live in London, but now I live there. b I used to live in London, but now I don’t live there. c I used to live in London, but now I don’t. 27 Short answer: Name a time expression often used with 'would'. a often b nowadays c in my youth 28 Error correction: He has used to play football every weekend. a He used to play football every weekend. b He used to playing football every weekend. c He has used to play football every weekend. 29 Fill gap: Articles: I visited ____ Eiffel Tower yesterday. a the b a c an 30 Matching: Pair with demonstratives: this/these, that/those. Which is singular? a this b these c those 31 Transform: Comparative sentence: This route is longer. That route is shorter. a That route is shorter than this route. b That route is longer as this route. c That route is shorter as this route. 32 Gap-fill: Zero article: ____ Lake District is beautiful in summer. a The Lake District b The lakes District c Lake District 33 Error correction: Geographical names: UK is in Europe. a UK is in Europe. b UK is in the Europe. c The UK is in Europe. 34 Multiple choice: Which uses 'would' for states? a He would sit by the window often. b He often would sit by the window. c He would often sit by the window. 35 Short answer: Identify a common B2 mistake with articles: 'the _ Sahara' a Sahara b the Sahara c the Sahara Desert 36 Fill gap: Present tense for routines: She _____ coffee every morning. a drinks b drinking c drink 37 Error correction: I am used to waking up early; I use to wake up early. a I am used to waking up early; I used to wake up early. b I am used to waking up early; I waking up early. c I am used to waking up early; I use to wake up early. 38 Matching: Verb patterns with gerunds/infinitives: enjoy/hope/need. Which takes gerund? a enjoy b need c hope 39 Gap-fill: Past habit: When I was a student, I _____ to the gym after class. a go b used to go c would go 40 Transformation: Negative with 'not': It used to rain here. → It _____ rain here. a didn’t use to be b doesn’t use to c didn’t use to 41 Error correction: She used to go swimming every weekend, now she goes cycling. a She used to go swimming every weekend; now she goes cycling. b She used to go swimming every weekend; now she goes swim. c She used to goes swimming every weekend; now she goes cycling. 42 Short answer: State vs action verb example: 'have' (state) vs 'eat' (action). a eat b have c run 43 Multiple choice: Which sentence shows parallel structure? a The more you study, the better you do. b The more you study, you do better. c The more studying you do, the better you do. 44 Fill gap: 'So' vs 'such' in a positive sentence: He is _____ talented. a such b so 45 Error correction: There are many traditions in the country, such traditions are centuries old. a There are many traditions in the country, such traditions are centuries old. b There are many tradition in the country, those traditions are centuries old. c There are many traditions in the country, such traditions are centuries old.

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FCE Grammar Challenge: 40-Minute SprintVersión en línea

por Paulo Nuñez

Fill gap: I ______ to wake up early since I started a new job.

Choose the correct form: She __ in a flat near the station last year.

Choose the best option: They ______ to the idea of studying abroad.

Error correction: He used to go to the gym every day, but now he goes rarely.

Transform: Change to a future sentence: I used to work late.

Match the sentence to meaning: I am used to reading on my commute.

Multiple choice: Which verb form after 'used to' describes a habit in the past?

Gap-fill: Present perfect form: I ______ to make friends online before this trip.

Error correction: I am used to be waking up early.

Short answer: Name a state verb among: eat, know, run, be.

Multiple choice: Which is correct?

Gap-fill: Gerund after 'prefer': I ______ studying grammar.

Sentence transformation: Transform to a comparative: This book is interesting. That book is more interesting.

Error correction: He would go to the park every day. Now he goes to the library.

True/False: 'Would' can describe a state, not an action?

Fill gap: STATE/ACTIVITY: Water boils; it is a(n) _______ state.

Multiple choice: Which is a dynamic (action) verb?

Gap-fill: The road seems busy; I ______ to leave earlier.

Error correction: He used to going to the gym every day.

Short answer: Name a verb that changes meaning with context (state vs action).

Multiple choice: Which is correct?

Fill gap: 'So' or 'Such': He did _____ an amazing performance.

Error correction: She is such a teacher that she inspires students.

Transformation: Change to negative: They used to travel every summer.

Gap-fill: Gerund after verbs: enjoy, avoid, keep: I ____ going to the gym.

Multiple choice: Which sentence is correct?

Short answer: Name a time expression often used with 'would'.

Error correction: He has used to play football every weekend.

Fill gap: Articles: I visited ____ Eiffel Tower yesterday.

Matching: Pair with demonstratives: this/these, that/those. Which is singular?

Transform: Comparative sentence: This route is longer. That route is shorter.

Gap-fill: Zero article: ____ Lake District is beautiful in summer.

Error correction: Geographical names: UK is in Europe.

Multiple choice: Which uses 'would' for states?

Short answer: Identify a common B2 mistake with articles: 'the _ Sahara'

Fill gap: Present tense for routines: She _____ coffee every morning.

Error correction: I am used to waking up early; I use to wake up early.

Matching: Verb patterns with gerunds/infinitives: enjoy/hope/need. Which takes gerund?

Gap-fill: Past habit: When I was a student, I _____ to the gym after class.

Transformation: Negative with 'not': It used to rain here. → It _____ rain here.

Error correction: She used to go swimming every weekend, now she goes cycling.

Short answer: State vs action verb example: 'have' (state) vs 'eat' (action).

Multiple choice: Which sentence shows parallel structure?

Fill gap: 'So' vs 'such' in a positive sentence: He is _____ talented.

Error correction: There are many traditions in the country, such traditions are centuries old.