NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
-EVER
 Whatever, Whenever, Wherever and Whoever are used
to show that something does not matter.
For example:
“You should do whatever you can to fix the problem.”
“I will clean my room whenever I have time.”
“Wherever you decide to go, call me and let me know.”
You can bring whoever you like to the party.”

 Answer the questions below. There are many possible answers. Use ‘whatever’, etc.

1. (A) Do you think we should go to Paris on our holiday?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

2. (A) What’s for dinner?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

3. (A) Is Monday a good time for a meeting?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

4. (A) I always go to a gym to exercise. How about you?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

5. (A) Do you think we should ask Bill to fix the light?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

6. (A) Who can I invite to the birthday party?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

7. (A) What time can I arrive at your place?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

8. (A) Should I buy bananas or oranges?

(B) ________________________________________________________________

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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things Grammar

Grammar Focus Whatever, Whenever, Wherever, Whoever

Level Intermediate

ANSWER KEY My Notes

Answers will vary.

Some possible answers:

1. We’ll go wherever you like.

2. Whatever you decide is okay.
3. Let’s have a meeting whenever we can.
4. I exercise wherever I can.
5. We should ask whoever can fix it.
6. You can invite whoever you like.
7. You can arrive whenever you want.
8. You can buy whatever you like.

NOTE:
Also “However” and (less commonly) “Whyever”
For example:
“You can arrange the room however you like.”
“Whyever did you do that?”

Grades as
percentages
8 / 8 = 100%
7 / 8 = 88
6 / 8 = 75
5 / 8 = 63
4 / 8 = 50
3 / 8 = 38
2 / 8 = 25
1 / 8 = 13
0/8= 0%

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