1. Time expressions.

How much can you remember? Complete the text by choosing the correct options.

2. Prepositional phrases.

A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition + noun.
  • in the afternoon
  • on Thursday

A noun phrase consists of a noun (or nouns), either alone or preceded by an article or an adjective, but not a preposition.

  • every year
  • the day before
  • last Thursday

 

Here are the time expressions from the previous exercise. Put them in the correct box.

3. For and during.

For is used to talk about duration – how long a situation lasts.
  • We stayed in Rome for three weeks.
During is used to say when something happens.
  • We went to Rome twice during our trip to Italy.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

4. Car vocabulary.

Look and listen.

5. Car vocabulary.

Can you remember?

6. Driving a car.

Use the verbs given below to complete these sentences about driving. This exercise is in two parts. Scroll down to see Part 2.

Part 1

Now complete Part 2.

Part 2

7. Driving vocabulary.

Here are some of the words from the previous exercise. Can you match them to these definitions?

8. Describing journeys.

Put the following words and phrases in the right box.

9. Missing words.

Use the words and phrases below to complete the text. Drag the words to the gap, or you can click the words and then click the gap. This exercise is in two parts. Scroll down to see the second part.

Part 1

Now complete Part 2.

Part 2

10. Prepositions and adverbs.

Choose the correct preposition or adverb from the list to complete the sentences. Write it in the space. If no preposition or adverb is needed, leave the space blank.

prepositions: at, in, to, for, up, from, down
adverbs: north, south, east, west