Intermediate English Grammar Step by Step

Please notice that there may be other options to the ones provided in this key. Furthermore, a slash (/) has been used to include different alternatives.

1 a She has (got) / She's got b They have (got) / They've got c I have (got) / I've got d We have (got) / We've got e You have (got) / You've got

2 a We have not (got) / We haven't (got) / We've not got / We do not have / We don't have b He has not (got) / He hasn't (got) / He's not got / He does not have / He doesn't have c She has not (got) / She hasn't (got) / She's not got / She does not have / She doesn't have d They have not (got) / They haven't (got) / They've not got / They do not have / They don't have e It has not (got) / It hasn't (got) / It's not got / It does not have / It doesn't have

3 a Have you (got) / Do you have b Has he (got) / Does he have c Have they (got) / Do they have d Have I (got) / Do I have e Has it (got) / Does it have

4 a had b We did not have / We didn't have / We had not / We hadn't c Did you have / Had you d Mr Parker did not have / Mr Parker didn't have / Mr Parker had not / Mr Parker hadn't e We did not have / We didn't have / We had not / We hadn't

5 a did not have b have c had d Did he have e Did you have

6 a had b has (got) c haven't (got) /don't have d had e Have you (got) / Do you have f Do you have g had h has i didn't have, had j have (got) k Have you (got) / Do you have, have (got) l had m Has it (got) / Does it have, hasn't / doesn't, Has it (got) / Does it have, has / does n had o hasn't (got) / doesn't have p Have you (got) / Do you have, haven't / don't q Did he have r haven't (got) / don't have s have (got) t have (got) u had v hasn't (got) / does not have w Have you (got) / Do you have x have we (got) / do we have, have (got) y has she (got) / does she have, has (got) z had

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    Contents

1.  The verb "to be" (the key)

2.  The modal verbs "can" and "may" (the key)

3.  The verb "have" (the key)

4.  Have to, must, need not, cannot and should (the key)

5.  The simple present and the present continuous or progressive (the key)

6.  The simple past and the past continuous or progressive (the key)

7.  The present perfect simple, the simple past, the present perfect continuous (or progressive), the past perfect simple and the past perfect continuous (or progressive) (the key)

8.  The "be going to" form, the present continuous and the future simple (the key)

9.  Irregular verbs

10.  Conditional sentences (the key)