Grammar Review Worksheet Task 1 - Would like Complete the sentences with would like or would like to.

Task 1 - Would like: 1. I would like a glass of water, please. (Correct as is) 2. She would like to visit Japan one day. (Correct as is) 3. Would you like some cake? (The student wrote 'would like to', but the correct form is 'Would you like' because it's followed by a noun, 'some cake'.) 4. They would like to order a large pizza. (The student wrote 'would like', but it needs 'to' because it's followed by the verb 'order'.) 5. What would you like to do this weekend? (The student wrote 'would like to', but the question structure is 'What would you like to do...') Task 2 - Love / like / enjoy + -ing: 1. My sister loves singing (sing) in the shower. (Correct) 2. We enjoy playing (play) board games on Sundays. (Correct) 3. He doesn't like doing (do) homework in the evening. (Correct) 4. I love swimming (swim) in the sea. (Correct) 5. Do you enjoy reading (read) books? (Correct) Task 3 - Must / have to: 1. You must be quiet in the library. (Correct) 2. She has to wear a helmet when she rides her bike. (The student wrote 'have to', but with 'She', it should be 'has to'.) 3. We must finish this project before Friday. (The student wrote 'must' and crossed it out, then 'have to'. Both are grammatically possible, but 'must' is often used for personal obligation.) 4. He has to take medicine three times a day. (The student wrote 'have to', but with 'He', it should be 'has to'.) 5. I have to remember to call grandma today! (Correct) Task 4 - Mustn't / don't have to: 1. You mustn't touch that — it's very hot! (forbidden) - 'Mustn't' is used for prohibition.