A2 · B1 · Grammar

Different ways to use the verb Stop

Among some of the problems students come across when learning English, are those verbs that have more than one verb pattern with a change of meaning and ‘stop’ happens to be one of them. Here you’ll find a short presentation on ways to use ‘stop’. Afterwards, you can practise with the two different activities, one is for lower levels while the second activity is for students that are higher up on their knowledge of English. I hope you find the activity useful.

Below you will find the link to the lesson.

Below you’ll find a quiz for A2-B1- B2 levels

Created by blogdeserena

stop

Choose the best option

Activity by Serena

Which option below means the same as the statement Tom had a break in order to have a snack? 

Which option below means the same as the statement 'Jane gave up smoking'? 

Maria stopped _____ (SPEAK) to Mike about the surprise party they were going to organise.

After she left the house, she stopped _____ (CRY) because she wanted to release all her pent-up emotions.

Maria stopped_____  (SPEAK) to Mike after she found out he had been gossiping about her

That phone never stops _______! (RING)

Which option below means the same as the statement 'We were told not to take any more pictures'? 

They were forced to stop _____ (DRIVE) because of the blizzard.

Which option below means the same as the statement 'Toni and Maria are no longer speaking to each other'?

I need to stop _____ (GET) some petrol.

Which option below means the same as the statement 'At two we won't work anymore'?

Fortunately the baby stopped _____  (CRY) and fell asleep.

Mike is going to stop _____ (WORK) next year. He wants to take up a degree at Open University.

I promise I'll stop at your house ______ (SAY) hello.

All the men stopped ____  (HAVE) a drink and something to eat.

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