120. English grammar exercise (tread) 15-02-2022 QUESTIONS

 tread, trod, trodden - nadepnąć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do I tread on a lego block every morning?	Is a lego block trodden every morning?
Present Continuous	Am I treading on a lego block at this moment?	Is a lego block being trodden at this moment?
Past Simple	Did I tread on a lego block last morning?	Was a lego block trodden last morning?
Past Continuous	Was I treading on a lego block last morning at 7am?	Was a lego block being trodden last morning at 7am?
Present Perfect	Have I ever trodden on a lego block?	Has a lego block ever been trodden?
Past Perfect	Had I trodden on a lego block after I woke up?	Had a lego block been trodden after I woke up?
Future Simple	Will I tread on a lego block next morning?	Will a lego block be trodden next morning?
Future / Be going to	Am I going to tread on a lego block next morning?	Is a lego block going to be trodden next morning?
Modal	Could I tread on a lego block yesterday?	Could a lego block be trodden yesterday?
Future continuous	Will I be treading on a lego block next morning at 7am?	Will a lego block being trodden next morning at 7am?

119. English grammar exercise (sling) 14-02-2022 POSITIVE

 sling, slung, slung - ciskać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	A volleyball player slings a ball every day.	A ball is slung every day.
Present Continuous	A volleyball player is slinging a ball right now.	A ball is being slung right now.
Past Simple	A volleyball player slung a ball yesterday.	A ball was slung yesterday.
Past Continuous	A volleyball player was slinging a ball many times last match.	A ball was being slung many times last match.
Present Perfect	A volleyball player has slung a ball many times this year.	A ball has been slung many times this year.
Past Perfect	A volleyball player had slung a ball many times before I did do myself.	A ball had been slung many times before I did do myself.
Future Simple	A volleyball player will sling a ball many times next match.	A ball will be slung many times next match.
Future / Be going to	A volleyball player is going to sling a ball many times next match.	A ball is going to be slung many times next match.
Modal	A volleyball player must sling a ball every match.	A ball must be slung every match.
Future continuous	A volleyball player will slinging a ball many times next match.	A ball will being slung many times next match.

118. English grammar exercise (weave) 13-02-2022 NEGATIVE

weave, wove, woven - tkać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	The woman doesn't weave a sweater every day.	A sweater isn't wove every day.
Present Continuous	The woman isn't weaving a sweater now.	A sweater isn't being wove now.
Past Simple	The woman didn't weave a sweater last night.	A sweater wasn't wove last night.
Past Continuous	The woman wasn't weaving a sweater at 3pm.	A sweater wasn't being wove at 3pm.
Present Perfect	The woman hasn't wove a sweater this week.	A sweater hasn't been wove this week.
Past Perfect	After the woman hasn't wove a sweater for hersafe she was cold.	After a sweater hasn't been wove for hersafe, she was cold.
Future Simple	The woman won't be weave a sweater next night.	A sweater won't wove next night.
Future / Be going to	The woman isn't going to weave a sweater next night.	A sweater isn't going to be wove next night.
Modal	The woman can't weave a sweater.	A sweater can't be wove.
Future continuous	The woman won't be weaving a sweater at 3pm.	A sweater won't being wove at 3pm.

117. English grammar exercise (thrust) 12-02-2022 QUESTIONS

 thrust, thrust, thrust - przepychać się.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do I thrust the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket?	Is the shopping cart thrust quickly at the supermarket?
Present Continuous	Am I thrusting the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket now?	Is the shopping cart being thrust quickly at the supermarket now?
Past Simple	Did I thrust the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket yesterday?	Was the shopping cart thrust quickly at the supermarket yesterday?
Past Continuous	Was I thrusting the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket yesterday in the morning?	Was the shopping cart being thrust quickly at the supermarket yesterday in the morning?
Present Perfect	How many time have I thrust the shopping cart at the supermarket this week?	How many time has the shopping cart been thrust at the supermarket this week?
Past Perfect	Have I thrust the shopping cart before my break finished?	Has the shopping cart been thrust before my break finished?
Future Simple	Will I thrust the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?	Will the shopping cart be thrust quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?
Future / Be going to	Am I going to thrust the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?	Is the shopping cart going to be thrust quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?
Modal	May I thrust the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?	May the shopping cart be thrust quickly at the supermarket tomorrow?
Future continuous	Will I thrusting be the shopping cart quickly at the supermarket tomorrow in the morning?	Will the shopping cart being thrust quickly at the supermarket tomorrow in the morning?

116. English grammar exercise (write) 11-02-2022 POSITIVE

 write, wrote, writen - pisać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	She usually writes a lot of letters.	A lot of letters are usually written.
Present Continuous	She is writing a letter now.	A letter is being written now.
Past Simple	She wrote a letter one hour ago.	A letter was written one hour ago.
Past Continuous	She was writing a letter yesterday at 10am.	A letter was being written yesterday at 10am.
Present Perfect	She has written a lot of letters this year.	A lot of letters have been written this year.
Past Perfect	Before I knew it, she had written the letter.	Before I knew it, the letter has been written.
Future Simple	She will write a lot of letters in the future.	A lot of letters will be written in the future.
Future / Be going to	She is going to write a lot of letters in the future.	A lot of letters are going to be written in the future.
Modal	She should write a lot of letters in the future.	A lot of letters should be written in the future.
Future continuous	She will be writing a letter tomorrow at 10am.	A letter will being written tomorrow at 10am.

115. English grammar exercise (win) 10-02-2022 NEGATIVE

 win, won, won - wygrywać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I usually don't win a lottery.	A lottery usually isn't won.
Present Continuous	I'm not winning a lottery now.	A lottery isn't being won now.
Past Simple	I didn't win a lottery yesterday.	A lottery wasn't won yesterday.
Past Continuous	I wasn't winning a lottery yesterday at 8pm.	A lottery wasn't being won yesterday at 8pm.
Present Perfect	I have never won a lottery.	A lottery has never been won.
Past Perfect	I didn't win a lottery until l had bought my own first lottery ticket.	I didn't win a lottery until my own first lottery ticket had been bought.
Future Simple	I won't win a lottery tomorrow.	A lottery won't be won tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	I'm no going tot win a lottery tomorrow.	A lottery isn't going to be won tomorrow.
Modal	I shouldn't win a lottery.	A lottery shouldn't be won by me.
Future continuous	I won't be winning a lottery tomorrow at 8pm.	A lottery won't being won tomorrow at 8pm.

114. English grammar exercise (weep) 09-02-2022 QUESTIONS

 weep, wept, wept - płakać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Who makes you weep?	By whom are you made to weep?
Present Continuous	Is the woman weeping over her child's death now?	Is her child's death being wept now?
Past Simple	Did that woman weep over her child's death?	Was her child's death wept?
Past Continuous	Was that woman weeping over her child's death last year at this time?	Was her child's death being wept last year at this time?
Present Perfect	Has that woman wept over her child's death?	Has her child's death been wept?
Past Perfect	Had that woman wept over her child's death before?	Had her child's death been wept before?
Future Simple	Will that woman weep over her child's death?	Will her child's death be wept?
Future / Be going to	Is the woman going to weep over her child's death after that?	Is her child's death going to be wept after that?
Modal	Must that woman weep over her child's death?	Must her child's death be wept?
Future continuous	Will that woman be weeping over her child's death next week at this time?	Czy o tej porze śmierć jej dziecka będzie opłakiwana w przyszłym tygodniu?

113. English grammar exercise (wear) 08-02-2022 POSITIVE

 wear, wore, worn - nosić.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	She wears fashion clothes every day.	Fashion clothes are worn every day.
Present Continuous	She is wearing fashion clothes now.	Fashion clothes are being worn now.
Past Simple	She wore fashion clothes yesterday.	Fashion clothes were worn yesterday.
Past Continuous	She was wearning fashion clothes yesterday at 10pm.	Fashion clothes were being worn yesterday at 10pm.
Present Perfect	She has already worn fashion clothes.	Fashion clothes have been already worn.
Past Perfect	She had worn fashion clothes before.	Fashion clothes had been worn before.
Future Simple	She will wear fashion clothes tomorrow.	Fashion clothes will be worn tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	She is going to wear fashion clothes tomorrow.	Fashion clothes are going to be worn tomorrow.
Modal	She might wear fashion clothes tomorrow.	Fashion clothes might be worn tomorrow.
Future continuous	She will be wearing fashion clothes tomorrow at 8pm.	Fashion clothes will being worn tomorrow at 8 pm.

112. English grammar exercise (wake) 07-02-2022 NEGATIVE

 wake, woke, woken - budzić się.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	An alarm clock doesn't wake me each morning.	I am not woken each morning by an alarm clock.
Present Continuous	An alarm clock isn't waking me right now.	I am not being woken right now by an alarm clock.
Past Simple	An alarm clock didn't wake me today in the morning.	I was not woken today in the morning by an alarm clock.
Past Continuous	An alarm clock wasn't waking me yesterday at 5am.	I was not being woken yesterday at 5am by an alarm clock.
Present Perfect	An alarm clock hasn't waken me any time this week.	I have not woken any time this week by an alarm clock.
Past Perfect	An alarm clock hadn't waken me before.	I had not woken before by an alarm clock.
Future Simple	An alarm clock won't wake me tomorrow in the morning.	I will not woken be tomorrow in the morning by an alarm clock.
Future / Be going to	An alarm clock isn't going to wake me tomorrow.	I am not going to be woken tomorrow by an alarm clock.
Modal	An alarm clock can't wake me.	I can't be woken by an alarm clock.
Future continuous	An alarm clock won't be waking me tomorrow at 5am.	I will not being woken tomorrow at 5am by an alarm clock.

111. English grammar exercise (understand) 06-02-2022 QUESTIONS

 understand, understood, understood - rozumieć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do you understand me easily?	Am I understood easily?
Present Continuous	Are you understanding me now?	Am I being understood now?
Past Simple	Did you understand me last time?	Was I understood last time?
Past Continuous	Was you understanding me last time?	Was I being understood last time?
Present Perfect	Have you understood me to this time?	Have I been understood to this time?
Past Perfect	Had you understood me by the time?	Had I been understood by the time?
Future Simple	Will you understanding me next time?	Will I being understood next time?
Future / Be going to	Are you going to understand me next time?	Am I going to be understood next time?
Modal	Should you understand me next time?	Should I be understood next time?
Future continuous	Will you be understanding me next time?	Will I being understood next time?

110. English grammar exercise (throw) 05-02-2022 POSITIVE

 throw, threw, thrown - rzucać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	The horse throws a rider every day.	A rider is thrown every day.
Present Continuous	The horse is throwing a rider right now.	A rider is being thrown right now.
Past Simple	The horse threw a rider last week.	A rider was thrown last week.
Past Continuous	The horse was throwing a rider last week at this time.	A rider was being thrown last week at this time.
Present Perfect	The horse has thrown a rider many times this year.	A rider has been thrown many times this year.
Past Perfect	The horse had thrown a rider before he the rider thought about this.	A rider had been thrown before he the rider thought about this.
Future Simple	The horse will throw a rider next week.	A rider will thrown next week.
Future / Be going to	The horse is going to throw a rider.	A rider is going to be thrown.
Modal	The horse might throw a rider.	A rider might be thrown.
Future continuous	The horse will be throwing a rider next week at this time.	A rider will being thrown next week at this time.

109. English grammar exercise (think) 04-02-2022 NEGATIVE

 think, thought, thought - myśleć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He doesn't always think about her.	She isn't always thought about.
Present Continuous	He isn't thinking about her right now.	She isn't being thought about right now.
Past Simple	He never thought about her.	She was never thought about.
Past Continuous	He wasn't thinking about her at that time.	She wasn't being thought about at that time.
Present Perfect	He hasn't thought about her this month.	She hasn't been thought about in this month.
Past Perfect	After she left he hadn't thought about her.	After she left she hadn't been thought about.
Future Simple	He will never think about her.	She will never thought about.
Future / Be going to	He isn't going to think about her in the future.	She isn't going to be thought about in the future.
Modal	He wouldn't think about her in the future.	She wouldn't be thought about in the future by him.
Future continuous	He won't be thinking about her in the future.	She won't be being thought about in the future.

108. English grammar exercise (tell) 03-02-2022 QUESTIONS

 tell, told, told - powiedzieć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does she tell me about accidents?	Are accidents told me?
Present Continuous	Is she telling me about accidents?	Are accidents being told me?
Past Simple	Did she tell me about accidents?	Were accidents told me?
Past Continuous	Were she telling me about accidents?	Were accidents being told me?
Present Perfect	Has she told me about accidents?	Have accidents been told me?
Past Perfect	Had she told me about accidents?	Had accidents been told me?
Future Simple	Will she tell me about accidents?	Will accidents be told me?
Future / Be going to	Is she going to tell me about accidents?	Are accidents going to be told me?
Modal	Can she tell me about accidents?	Can accidents be told me?
Future continuous	Will she be telling me about accidents?	Will accidents being told me?

107. English grammar exercise (tear) 02-02-2022 POSITIVE

 tear, tore, torn - rozdzielać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He tears documents every day.	Documents are torn every day.
Present Continuous	He's tearing documents now.	Documents are being torn now.
Past Simple	He tore documents two days ago.	Documents was torn two days ago.
Past Continuous	He was tearing documents yesterday at this time.	Documents was being torn yesterday at this time.
Present Perfect	He has torn documents many time this week.	Documents have been torn many time this week.
Past Perfect	He had torn documents by the time he was angry.	Documents had been torn by the time he was angry.
Future Simple	He will tear documents in two day time.	Documents will be torn in two day time.
Future / Be going to	He is going to tear documents in two day time.	Documents are going to be torn in two day time.
Modal	He may tear documents.	Documents may be torn.
Future continuous	He will be tearing documents tomorrow at this time.	Documents will being torn tomorrow at this time.

106. English grammar exercise (teach) 01-02-2022 NEGATIVE

 teach, taught, taught - uczyć się.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	She doesn't teach in a primary school.	A primary school isn't taught by her.
Present Continuous	She isn't teaching in a primary school now.	A primary school isn't being taught now.
Past Simple	She didn't teach in a primary school last year.	A primary school wasn't taught by her last year.
Past Continuous	She wasn't teaching in a primary school last semester.	A primary school wasn't being taught by her last semester.
Present Perfect	She has never taught in a primary school.	A primary school has never been taught by her.
Past Perfect	She hadn't taught in a primary school it for a while.	A primary school hadn't been taught it for a while.
Future Simple	She won't teach in a primary school next term.	A primary school won't be  taught by her next term.
Future / Be going to	She isn't going to teach in a primary school in the future.	A primary school isn't going to be taught in the future by her.
Modal	She shouldn't teach in a primary school next term.	A primary school shouldn't be taught by her next term.
Future continuous	She won't be teaching in a primary school next semester.	A primary school won't being taught by her next semester.