Carry/Wear – Free Exercise

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Exercises

Choose the correct verb carry or wear.

  1. Joseph a bottle of water with him all the time. take something with you everywhere you go
    present simple, 3rd person singular → carries
  2. At my school, we have to a uniform.have something on your body i.e. clothes
    present simple, infinitive construction → wear
  3. We are not allowed to nail polish or make-up.have something on your body i.e. nail polish/make-up
    present simple, infinitive construction → wear
  4. The injured footballer was off the field on a stretcher.take someone from one place to another
    past simple → carried
  5. My sister glasses.have something on your body i.e. glasses
    present simple, 3rd person singular → wears

Complete the sentences with carry or wear.

  1. The box was heavy so she asked her neighbour to   it upstairs for her.take something from one place to another
    past simple, infinitive construction → carry
  2. Is Lucy the girl who   her hair in a pony tail?style your hair in a particular way
    present simple 3rd person singular → wears
  3. It’s very trendy for men to   beards these days.have facial hair
    present simple, infinitive construction → wear
  4. It’s not a good idea to   a lot of money when you travel.take something with you everywhere
    present simple, infinitive construction → carry
  5. Can you   the shopping inside?take something from one place to another
    present simple, question → carry

Choose the correct verb carry or wear.

  1. The waiter the plates into the kitchen.take something from one place to another
    past simple, regular verb → carried
  2. The little girl was tired so her father her home.take something from one place to another
    past simple, regular verb → carried
  3. It’s important to sunscreen to protect your skin.have something on your body i.e. sunscreen
    present simple, infinitive construction → wear
  4. Today, Miranda is socks and sandals. Is that a new fashion tend or something?have something on your body i.e. socks and sandals
    present progressive → wearing