living
Where ...
does Peter work?
Peter does work?
works Peter?
I don't have ... problems.
some
any
much
I like ... early in summer.
get up
getting up
to getting up
Tom can ... the piano.
play
to play
plays
Come on, I ... you with those bags.
'm going to help
'll help
'm helping
I ... for you all day yesterday.
looking
was looking
have been looking
Let's take an umbrella. ...
It rained.
It rains.
It's raining.
Sorry, I can't meet you tonight. I ... out with some friends.
am going
go
will go
When I ... home, I ... to bed straight away.
was getting / went
got / went
got / had gone
Last week, I stayed with my sister ... a few days.
during
since
for
I ... on the computer all day. My eyes are sore.
been working
was working
have been working
If I ... in New York at that time, I ... to the show.
were living / would go
had been living / would have gone
lived / would have gone
Tim should spend ... time on the computer.
less
fewer
a few
He wanted to know ...
who I was waiting for.
who was I waiting for.
for who I was waiting.
The question was ... to answer.
enough difficult
too difficult
difficulty
There is something you want to say, ...
isn't there?
isn't it?
doesn't it?
I really ... give up smoking.
need
must
ought
When I met Philip in 1980, he said he ... to Brunei.
had never been
has never been
never been
The wind was blowing through the ... living room window.
breaking
broken
broke
I regret to inform you that your application ...
has been rejected.
has rejected.
rejected.
What's the last film ... you saw?
what
who
that
Have you ever ... China?
been in
been to
gone to
Who ... to?
belongs this bag
this bag belongs
does this bag belong
... a lot of cheese.
French eat
The French eat
The French eats
I wish ... nearer. Then we could meet more often.
living
I would live
I lived
I'll never forget ... her for the first time.
to have met
to meet
meeting
The guide ... visiting the Royal Palace.
suggested
agreed
promised
J. K. Rowling is rumoured ... a new book.
that she is writing
to be writing
writing
Smokers are more likely ... lung cancer compared to non-smokers.
to develop
that they develop
developing
Here ...
the postman comes.
comes she.
comes the bus.
It ... have been Carla you saw this morning. She is away on holiday.
mustn't
can't
needn't
... as compensation.
$500 was paid the customer
The customer was paid for $500
The customer was paid $500
The student apologised ... the professor ... being late.
to / for
to / of
for / of
We haven't heard from him for ten years. He ...
had to die.
should have died.
might have died.
... this morning.
My hair had cut
I had cut my hair
I had my hair cut
By next week, they ... painting the rooms.
have finished
will finish
will have finished
It's high time I ... a new pair of jeans.
buy
bought
had bought
I took the phone back to the shop, but they ... me a replacement.
wouldn't give
shouldn't give
can't have given
Mike insisted ... his new muffin recipe.
trying
on that I try
that I should try
Mr Jones ... at the meeting, but he had to cancel because of his illness.
was speaking
was to speak
was to have spoken
Knowing a little Russian, I had no difficulty ... myself understood.
to make
making
about making
If you ... smarter, you ... money in the first place.
were / wouldn't have borrowed
were / didn't borrow
are / wouldn't borrow
Not only ... the speed limit, but he had also consumed alcohol.
he exceeded
did he exceed
he did exceed
If only it ... snowing.
would stop
stopped
stops
You ... that again.
not do
are not do
are not to do
Where would you rather ...
I'll sleep?
I'd sleep?
I slept?
Answer key
Mary is ... teacher. (2) a (See Articles)
... go for a walk? (1) Would you like to (See Non-finite verb forms)
I ... in the morning. (3) usually drink a tea (See Present simple)
My sister ... in Canada. (2) lives (See Present simple)
Where ... (1) does Peter work? (See Present simple)
I don't have ... problems. (2) any (See Countable and uncountable nouns)
I like ... early in summer. (2) getting up (See Non-finite verb forms)
Tom can ... the piano. (1) play (See Modals)
Come on, I ... you with those bags. (2) 'll help (See Future time)
I ... for you all day yesterday. (2) was looking (See Past continuous, Present perfect continuous)
Let's take an umbrella. ... (3) It's raining. (See Past simple, Present simple, Present continuous)
Sorry, I can't meet you tonight. I ... out with some friends. (1) am going (See Future time)
When I ... home, I ... to bed straight away. (2) got / went (See Past time)
Last week, I stayed with my sister ... a few days. (3) for (See Past simple)
I ... on the computer all day. My eyes are sore. (3) have been working (See Past continuous, Present perfect continuous)
If I ... in New York at that time, I ... to the show. (2) had been living / would have gone (See Conditionals)
Tim should spend ... time on the computer. (1) less (See Countable and uncountable nouns)
He wanted to know ... (1) who I was waiting for. (See Indirect speech)
The question was ... to answer. (2) too difficult (See The use of the infinitive)
There is something you want to say, ... (1) isn't there? (See Subject-auxiliary inversion)
I really ... give up smoking. (2) must (See Modals)
When I met Philip in 1980, he said he ... to Brunei. (1) had never been (See Indirect speech)
The wind was blowing through the ... living room window. (2) broken (See The use of the participle)
I regret to inform you that your application ... (1) has been rejected. (See Passive voice)
What's the last film ... you saw? (3) that (See Relative clauses)
Have you ever ... China? (2) been to (See Present perfect)
Who ... to? (3) does this bag belong (See Present simple)
... a lot of cheese. (2) The French eat (See The definite article (THE))
I wish ... nearer. Then we could meet more often. (3) I lived (See Conditionals and unreal tenses)
I'll never forget ... her for the first time. (3) meeting (See Verbs followed by the TO-infinitive or gerund)
The guide ... visiting the Royal Palace. (1) suggested (See Common reporting verbs, The use of the gerund)
J. K. Rowling is rumoured ... a new book. (2) to be writing (See Passive voice with reporting verbs)