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38. Use the correct tense after --If, When, Until, etc.
We will stay outside until it________________(rain)
A.We will stay outside until it will rain.
B.We will stay outside until it rains.
C.We will stay outside until it raining.
39. Use the correct imperative form
(Give) this to Sue
A.Gives this to Sue
B.Giving this to Sue
C.Give this to Sue
40. Use the correct negative imperative form
(Give) this to Sue
A.Dont giving this to Sue
B.Give this to Sue.
C.Dont give this to Sue
41. Use the correct polite imperative form
(Give) this to Sue
A.Please giving this to Sue
B.Give this to Sue.
C.Please give this to Sue
42. Place the Indirect Object after the Direct Object
I sent HER many presents.
A.I sent many her presents to.
B.I sent many presents to she.
C.I sent many presents to her.
43. Change from Direct to Indirect Question
Where did Mrs. Ortiz go? ( He wants to know_______________).
A.Where Mrs. Ortiz went?
B.He knows where Mrs. Ortiz went?
C.He wants to know where Mrs. Ortiz went.
44. Change from Direct to Indirect Speech Commands
He told me, "Try to come on time."
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B.She must have taken the magazine with her. It's not here.
C.She must having taken the magazine with her. It's not here.
58. Use the correct form of Neither.
Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't like the movie.
A.Grecia didn't like the movie and did neither I.
B.Grecia didn't like the movie and neither I.
C.Grecia didn't like the movie and neither did I.
59. Use the correct plural form of the noun
salesman
A.salesmen
B.salesmans
C.salesmens
60. Choose the correct Possessive Noun
I do all my shopping at Galleria.
A.I do all mine shopping at Gallerias.
B.I do all myself shopping at Gallerias.
C.I do all me shopping at Gallerias.
61. Choose the appropriate form of OUGHT
They_____________not (make) so much noise.
A.They ought couldn't to make so much noise.
B.They never ought to make so much noise.
C.They ought not to make so much noise.
62. Make the Active sentence Passive
Roberto took that book from the desk.
A.The book was took from the desk by Roberto
B.The book was taken from the desk by Roberto.
C.The book were taken from the desk by Roberto.
63. Change Passive- Affirmative to Negative Passive.
This must be finished today.
A.This mustnt finished today by someone.
B.This mustnt be finished today.
C.This mustnt being finished today.
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B.At first, we sat over the shade for a large tree, but later we went for a swim by the river.
C.At first, we sat in the shade of a large tree, but later we went for a swim in the river.
71. Select the correct Preposition position
What are you thinking_________?
A.of/about What are you thinking ?
B.What are you thinking of/about?
C.What of/about are you thinking ?
72. Select the correctly transformed sentence
The man TO WHOM you were speaking is Dr. Smith.
A.The man were speaking is Dr. Smith.
B.The man whom you were speaking is Dr. Smith.
C.The man for who you were speaking is Dr. Smith.
73. Select the best sentence
The man TO WHOM you were speaking is Dr. Smith.
A.The whom to man you were speaking to is Dr. Smith.
B.The man you were speaking to is whom Dr. Smith.
C.The man you were speaking to is Dr. Smith.
74. Select the best sentence
There is someone at the door.
A.There isnt one at the door.
B.There isnt anyone at the door.
C.There isnt any at the door.
75. Select the best sentence
Learning new words every day is important.
A.It important to learn new words everyday.
B.It important to learning new words everyday.
C.It is important to learn new words everyday.
76. Select the best transformed sentence
I finished my work in an hour.
A.It took me an hour finishing my work.
B.It took me an hour to finish my work.
C.It took me an hour to finishing my work.
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C.I wish that, for just a day, I was President of the United States.
143. Select the best and most polite sentence.
Don't make any mistakes.
A.I wish you wouldnt making any mistakes.
B.I wish you wouldnt make any mistakes.
C.I wished you wouldnt make any mistakes.
144. Select the best answer.
Steven gave me this morning your message.
A.Steven gave me your message this morning.
B.Steven me your message gave this morning.
C.Steven gave your me message this morning.
145. Select the best and most logical answer.
He prefers to live in a large city like Miami.
A.Hed rather would have live in a large city like Miami.
B.Hed rather live in a large city like Miami.
C.Hed rather lived in a large city like Miami.
1. Adjective Much/Many
2. Adjectives and Adverbs
3. Adjectives and Adverbs
Good/Well
4. Adjectives-Possessive
5. Adverb Also/Too/Either
Affirmative to Negative
6. Adverb Also/Too/Either
Negative to Affirmative
7. Adverb Any/Some
8. Adverb Any/Some Affirmative to
Negative
9. Adverb Any/Some Negative to
Affirmative
10. Adverbs and AdjectivesComparative
11. Adverbs and Adjectives-
Superlative
12. Adverbs Position
13. Articles Definite/Indefinite
14. Articles
Definite/Indefinite/None
15. Articles Indefinite
16. Causative
17. Conditional Future Possible
18. Conditional future possible to
past unreal
19. Conditional future possible to
present unreal
20. Conditional Past Unreal
21. Conditional Present Unreal
22. Conditional Sentence Review
23. Contractions Affirmative
24. Contractions Negative
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1. Adjective Much/Many
Complete the following with Much or Many
1. He doesn't spend____________time on his English.
(a) He doesn't spend many time on his English.
(b) He doesn't spend much time on his English.
(c) Don't Know
2. Does this factory produce___________different kinds of products?
(a) Does this factory produce much different kinds of products?
(b) Does this factory produce many different kinds of products?
(c) Don't Know
3. Does she spend ____________money on clothes?
(a) Does she spend much money on clothes?
(b) Does she spend many money on clothes?
(c) Don't Know
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4. Is there_____________oil in Venezuela?
(a) Is there many oil in Venezuela?
(b) Is there much oil in Venezuela?
(c) Don't Know
5. He doesn't drink_____________ milk.
(a) He doesn't drink many milk.
(b) He doesn't drink much milk.
(c) Don't Know
6. Does he have _____________friends in this school?
(a) Does he have many friends in this school?
(b) Does he have much friends in this school?
(c) Don't Know
7. There aren't ______________mountains in that part of the country.
(a) There aren't much mountains in that part of the country.
(b) There aren't many mountains in that part of the country.
(c) Don't Know
8. There isn't _____________milk in this pitcher.
(a) There isn't many milk in this pitcher.
(b) There isn't much milk in this pitcher.
(c) Don't Know
9. How___________time do you spend on your English every day?
(a) How many time do you spend on your English every day?
(b) How much time do you spend on your English every day?
(c) Don't Know
10. How________windows are there in your classroom?
(a) How much windows are there in your classroom?
(b) How many windows are there in your classroom?
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(a) "I was sick for a few days, but now I am good again."
(b) "I was sick for a few days, but now I am well again."
(c) Don't Know
43. "How do you feel? ______________, thank you."
(a) "How do you feel? Good, thank you."
(b) "How do you feel? Well, thank you."
(c) Don't Know
44. This new pen writes ____________
(a) This new pen writes good.
(b) This new pen writes well.
(c) Don't Know
45. It is really a very _____________ pen.
(a) It is really a very good pen.
(b) It is really a very well pen.
(c) Don't Know
46. "When you don't feel _____________, take an aspirin. It is a _________medicine."
(a) "When you don't feel good, take an aspirin. It is a well medicine."
(b) "When you don't feel well, take an aspirin. It is a good medicine."
(c) Don't Know
47. We congratulated him on his ________work.
(a) We congratulated him on his good work.
(b) We congratulated him on his well work.
(c) Don't Know
48. Jean plays soccer______________.
(a) Jean plays soccer well.
(b) Jean plays soccer good.
(c) Don't Know
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4. Adjectives-Possessive
Complete with a Possessive Adjective that refers to the subject of the sentence
58. I also know _______ lesson well.
(a) I also know my lesson good.
(b) I also know my lesson well.
(c) Don't Know
59. John likes _______________English class very much.
(a) John likes his English class very much.
(b) John likes their English class too much.
(c) Don't Know
60. I do ________________ homework on the bus every day.
(a) I do my homework on the bus every day.
(b) I do my homework on the bus every day.
(c) Don't Know
61. You always get good marks on _____________ examinations.
(a) You always get good marks on yours examinations.
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Complete the following with Some or Any
92. Please give me _____________more coffee.
(a) Please give me any more coffee.
(b) Please give me some more coffee.
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(a) "I wanted to buy some fresh eggs, but there weren't any in the store."
(b) "I wanted to buy any fresh eggs, but there weren't any in the store."
(c) Don't Know
100. "I didn't have________stamps, so I went to the post office to buy________."
(a) "I didn't have any stamps, so I went to the post office to buy some."
(b) "I didn't have some stamps, so I went to the post office to buy some."
(c) Don't Know
101. They are having ________trouble with the engine of their new car.
(a) They are having some trouble with the engine of their new car.
(b) They are having any trouble with the engine of their new car.
(c) Don't Know
102. I never have _______trouble with my car.
(a) I never have some trouble with my car.
(b) I never have any trouble with my car.
(c) Don't Know
103. The teacher won't find ______________mistakes in Jose's composition.
(a) The teacher won't find some mistakes in Jose's composition.
(b) The teacher won't find any mistakes in Jose's composition.
(c) Don't Know
104. But she will surely find__________ mistakes in my composition.
(a) But she will surely find any mistakes in my composition.
(b) But she will surely find some mistakes in my composition.
(c) Don't Know
105. "I tried to borrow ________money from him, but he said he didn't have_________"
(a) "I tried to borrow some money from him, but he said he didn't have some."
(b) "I tried to borrow some money from him, but he said he didn't have any."
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(a) "There are some famous museums in Mexico City, but we didn't have time to visit
some."
(b) "There are some famous museums in Mexico City, but we didn't have time to visit
any."
(c) Don't Know
113. The doctor gave me _________medicine for my cough.
(a) The doctor gave me any medicine for my cough.
(b) The doctor gave me some medicine for my cough.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) The rivers of the eastern part of the United States flow toward the Atlantic Ocean.
(b) The rivers of eastern part of the United States flow toward the Atlantic Ocean.
(c) Don't Know
250. _______machines which we ordered from _______Pittsburgh arrived this morning.
(a) The machines which we ordered from Pittsburgh arrived this morning.
(b) The machines which we ordered from the Pittsburgh arrived this morning.
(c) Don't Know
251. "The distance from ________Washington, DC to Miami is about 1500 miles."
(a) "A distance from Washington, DC to Miami is about 1500 miles."
(b) "The distance from Washington, DC to Miami is about 1500 miles."
(c) Don't Know
252. _______largest river in ______ Germany is _______Rhine.
(a) The largest river in Germany is the Rhine.
(b) The largest river in Germany is a Rhine.
(c) Don't Know
253. _________Mexico City subways are very quiet.
(a) A Mexico City subways are very quiet.
(b) The Mexico City subways are very quiet.
(c) Don't Know
254. ________Bering Strait was once _________land mass which connected
_____Americas to ___Asia.
(a) The Bering Strait was once land mass which connected Americas to Asia.
(b) The Bering Strait was once a/the land mass which connected the Americas to Asia.
(c) Don't Know
255. ________climate of _______southern Italy is very warm.
(a) The climate of southern Italy is very warm.
(b) The climate of the southern Italy is very warm.
(c) Don't Know
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268. They plan to visit _______Russia this summer. I understand ____Russian language
is difficult.
(a) They plan to visit Russia this summer. I understand the Russian language is difficult.
(b) They plan to visit the Russia this summer. I understand the Russian language is
difficult.
(c) Don't Know
269. "Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza are now traveling in ____South America. They pan to visit
____Venezuela, ____Colombia, ____Peru, and _____Argentina."
(a) "Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza are now traveling in the South America. They plan to visit
Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina."
(b) "Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza are now traveling in South America. They plan to visit
Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina."
(c) Don't Know
270. They will arrive in ________Philadelphia around ________noon.
(a) They will arrive in the Philadelphia around noon.
(b) They will arrive in Philadelphia around noon.
(c) Don't Know
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16. Causative
Change the sentence to Causative form with HAVE and GET
290. We'll change the oil in our car soon.
(a) We'll oil changed in our car soon. / We'll gets the oil changed in our car soon.
(b) We'll have the oil changed in our car soon. / We'll get the oil changed in our car soon.
(c) Don't Know
291. I should clean and wax the kitchen floor.
(a) I should has the kitchen floor cleaned and waxed./ I should gets the kitchen floor
cleaned and waxed
(b) I should have the kitchen floor cleaned and waxed./ I should get the kitchen floor
cleaned and waxed
(c) Don't Know
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(a) "If you drive slowly, you won't have any accidents."
(b) "If you drove slowly, you won't have any accidents."
(c) Don't Know
311. "If Jose _______________(call), I will speak to him."
(a) "If Jose called, I will speak to him."
(b) "If Jose calls, I will speak to him."
(c) Don't Know
312. "If you _________________(learn) how to swim, you can go with us to the beach
on Saturdays."
(a) "If you learn how to swim, you can go with us to the beach on Saturdays."
(b) "If you will learn how to swim, you can go with us to the beach on Saturdays."
(c) Don't Know
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316. "If you turn out the lights, we will be in the dark."
(a) "If you had turned out the lights, we would have been in the dark."
(b) "If you have turned out the lights, we would have been in the dark."
(c) Don't Know
317. "If she saves her money, she will be able to go on a vacation."
(a) "If she had save her money, she would have been able to go on a vacation."
(b) "If she had saved her money, she would have been able to go on a vacation."
(c) Don't Know
318. "If the weather is nice, we will go to the beach."
(a) "If the weather has been nice, we would have gone to the beach."
(b) "If the weather had been nice, we would have gone to the beach."
(c) Don't Know
319. "If he has time, he will go with us."
(a) "If he had have time, he would have gone with us."
(b) "If he had had time, he would have gone with us."
(c) Don't Know
320. "If they work hard, they will learn engineering."
(a) "If they had working hard, they would have learned engineering."
(b) "If they had worked hard, they would have learned engineering."
(c) Don't Know
321. "If you go to Cuba, you will have a lot of practice in speaking Spanish."
(a) "If you had gone to Cuba, you would have had a lot of practice in speaking Spanish."
(b) "If you will had gone to Cuba, you would have had a lot of practice in speaking
Spanish."
(c) Don't Know
322. "If Luis is present, the party will be a success."
(a) "If Luis had been present, the party would have been a success."
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(b) "If Luis has been present, the party would have been a success."
(c) Don't Know
323. "If we hurry, we can get there by noon."
(a) "If we has hurried, we could have gotten there by noon."
(b) "If we had hurried, we could have gotten there by noon."
(c) Don't Know
324. "If Felipe works hard, he may get a better job."
(a) "If Felipe having worked hard, he might have gotten a better job."
(b) "If Felipe had worked hard, he might have gotten a better job."
(c) Don't Know
325. "If I don't have to study, I will go to the movie with you."
(a) "If I hadnt had to study, I would have gone to the movie with you."
(b) "If I hadnt had to study, I would has gone to the movie with you."
(c) Don't Know
326. "If they invite me, I will go with them."
(a) "If they had invited me, I would have gone with them."
(b) "If they had invited me, I would has gone with them."
(c) Don't Know
327. "If it rains, we won't go."
(a) "If it had rained, we wouldnt having gone."
(b) "If it had rained, we wouldnt have gone."
(c) Don't Know
328. "If they lend me the money, I will be able to go into business right away."
(a) "If they had lending me the money, I would have been able to go into business right
away."
(b) "If they had lent me the money, I would have been able to go into business right
away."
(c) Don't Know
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335. "If she saves her money, she will be able to go on a vacation."
(a) "If she saved her money, she would be able to go on a vacation."
(b) "If she save her money, she would be able to go on a vacation."
(c) Don't Know
336. "If the weather is nice, we will go to the beach."
(a) "If the weather were nice, we would go to the beach."
(b) "If the weather was nice, we would go to the beach."
(c) Don't Know
337. "If he has time, he will go with us."
(a) "If he had time, he would go with us."
(b) "If he has time, he would go with us."
(c) Don't Know
338. "If they work hard, they will learn engineering."
(a) "If they worked hard, they would learn engineering."
(b) "If they work hard, they would learn engineering."
(c) Don't Know
339. "If you go to Cuba, you will have a lot of practice in speaking Spanish."
(a) "If you went to Cuba, you would have a lot of practice in speaking Spanish."
(b) "If you go to Cuba, you would have a lot of practice in speaking Spanish."
(c) Don't Know
340. "If Luis is present, the party will be a success."
(a) "If Luis were present, the party would be a success."
(b) "If Luis was present, the party would be a success."
(c) Don't Know
341. "If we hurry, we can get there by noon."
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(a) "If Jorge were here with us, I would feel more comfortable."
(b) "If Jorge was here with us, I would feel more comfortable."
(c) Don't Know
379. "If they were really poor, they ______________not (be) _________able to live as
they do."
(a) "If they were really poor, they would not be able to live as they do."
(b) "If they was really poor, they would not be able to live as they do."
(c) Don't Know
380. "If I were in Caracas now, I ___________(go) to some interesting places."
(a) "If I was in Caracas now, I would go to some interesting places."
(b) "If I were in Caracas now, I would go to some interesting places."
(c) Don't Know
381. "If Fidel were here, he_______________(know) what to do."
(a) "If Fidel were here, he would know what to do."
(b) "If Fidel was here, he would know what to do."
(c) Don't Know
382. "If I were you, I _______________(tell) everyone the truth."
(a) "If I were you, I would tell everyone the truth."
(b) "If I was you, I would tell everyone the truth."
(c) Don't Know
383. "If I were a millionaire, I ______________(live) on Biscayne Bay."
(a) "If I was a millionaire, I would live on Biscayne Bay."
(b) "If I were a millionaire, I would live on Biscayne Bay."
(c) Don't Know
384. "If he were more ambitious, he_________(try) to find a better job."
(a) "If he was more ambitious, he would try to find a better job."
(b) "If he were more ambitious, he would try to find a better job."
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391. I will go to the beach next Saturday if the weather _____________(be) nice.
(a) I would go to the beach next Saturday if the weather is nice.
(b) I will go to the beach next Saturday if the weather is nice.
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447. The teacher________ us that she was too busy to see us after class.
(a) The teacher saying us that she was too busy to see us after class.
(b) The teacher told us that she was too busy to see us after class.
(c) Don't Know
448. These twin brothers look so much alike that I cannot __________them apart.
(a) These twin brothers look so much alike that I cannot telling them apart.
(b) These twin brothers look so much alike that I cannot tell them apart.
(c) Don't Know
449. Mr. and Mrs. Gomez______________us all about their recent trip to Colombia.
They ________Colombia is beautiful.
(a) Mr. and Mrs. Gomez telling us all about their recent trip to Colombia. They said
Colombia is beautiful.
(b) Mr. and Mrs. Gomez told us all about their recent trip to Colombia. They said
Colombia is beautiful.
(c) Don't Know
450. "Carlos________to me,""Is it necessary to write all my exercises in pencil?"""
(a) "Carlos saying to me, Is it necessary to write all my exercises in pencil?"""
(b) "Carlos said to me, Is it necessary to write all my exercises in pencil?"""
(c) Don't Know
451. ___________me just what you ________yesterday about your vacation plans. He
______that he wanted to go with you.
(a) Tell me just what you said yesterday about your vacation plans. He said that he
wanted to go with you.
(b) Say me just what you said yesterday about your vacation plans. He said that he
wanted to go with you.
(c) Don't Know
452. Jaime always ________the truth because his parents trained him never to
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(a) Jaime always says the truth because his parents trained him never to say a lie.
(b) Jaime always tells the truth because his parents trained him never to tell a lie.
(c) Don't Know
453. Charles _________that he was too tired to go to the park with us.
(a) Charles said that he was too tired to go to the park with us.
(b) Charles told that he was too tired to go to the park with us.
(c) Don't Know
454. The teacher_____ the class that she was not satisfied with their work.
(a) The teacher told the class that she was not satisfied with their work.
(b) The teacher said the class that she was not satisfied with their work.
(c) Don't Know
455. My boss_________me that I could take my vacation in June.
(a) My boss told me that I could take my vacation in June.
(b) My boss said me that I could take my vacation in June.
(c) Don't Know
456. Can you____________ me how I can reach the Port of Miami?
(a) Can you told me how I can reach the Port of Miami?
(b) Can you tell me how I can reach the Port of Miami?
(c) Don't Know
457. Felix_______that English is difficult for him.
(a) Felix said that English is difficult for him.
(b) Felix say that English is difficult for him.
(c) Don't Know
458. I have____________him the same thing several times.
(a) I have told him the same thing several times.
(b) I have telling him the same thing several times.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) The man told me that there were plenty of seats available.
(b) The man telling me that there were plenty of seats available.
(c) Don't Know
472. The farmer said that he expected a good crop.
(a) The farmer told me that he expected a good crop.
(b) The farmer say me that he expected a good crop.
(c) Don't Know
473. The man said that he was Cuban by birth.
(a) The man says me that he was Cuban by birth.
(b) The man told me that he was Cuban by birth.
(c) Don't Know
474. He also said that he was a good friend of Myra's.
(a) He also told me that he was a good friend of Myra's.
(b) He also said me that he was a good friend of Myra's.
(c) Don't Know
475. Jean said that she had a lot of work to do.
(a) Jean saying me that she had a lot of work to do.
(b) Jean told me that she had a lot of work to do.
(c) Don't Know
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487. Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't like the movie.
(a) Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't either.
(b) Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't.
(c) Don't Know
488. She won't be here and her sister won't be here
(a) She won't be here and her sister won't either.
(b) She won't be here and her sister won't neither.
(c) Don't Know
489. She hasn't ever been in Haiti and I haven't ever been in Haiti.
(a) She hasn't ever been in Haiti and I haven't either.
(b) She hasn't ever been in Haiti and I haven't neither.
(c) Don't Know
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490. Julian hadn't seen the movie and I hadn't seen the movie.
(a) Julian hadn't seen the movie and I hadn't r.
(b) Julian hadn't seen the movie and I hadn't either.
(c) Don't Know
491. He would never say such a thing and I would never say such a thing.
(a) He would never either say such a thing and I wouldnt either.
(b) He would never say such a thing and I wouldnt either.
(c) Don't Know
492. Milagros can't swim and I can't swim.
(a) Milagros can't swim and I can't either.
(b) Milagros can't swim and I can't neither.
(c) Don't Know
493. He doesn't know her well and I dont know her well.
(a) He doesn't know her either well and I dont either.
(b) He doesn't know her well and I dont either.
(c) Don't Know
494. Your watch isn't right and mine isn't right.
(a) Your watch isn't right and mine isn't neither.
(b) Your watch isn't right and mine isn't either.
(c) Don't Know
495. I don't like to dance and my wife doesn't like to dance.
(a) I don't like to dance and my wife doesnt neither.
(b) I don't like to dance and my wife doesnt either.
(c) Don't Know
496. Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and Mr. Sanchez wasn't at the meeting.
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(a) Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and Mr. Sanchez either.
(b) Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and Mr. Sanchez wasnt either.
(c) Don't Know
497. I couldn't hear the speaker and my friend couldn't hear the speaker.
(a) I couldn't hear the speaker and my friend couldn't either.
(b) I couldn't hear the speaker and my friend couldn't neither.
(c) Don't Know
498. You won't enjoy that movie and your son won't enjoy that movie.
(a) You won't enjoy that movie and your son won't either.
(b) You won't enjoy that movie and your son won't neither.
(c) Don't Know
499. We don't have a television set and they don't have a television set.
(a) We don't have a television set and they don't either have a television set.
(b) We don't have a television set and they don't either.
(c) Don't Know
30. Emphasis
Choose the most Emphatic form
500. I WROTE the letter. I am positive of it.
(a) I did write the letter. I am positive of it.
(b) I do write the letter. I am positive of it.
(c) Don't Know
501. Enrique TOOK the book. He told me so.
(a) Enrique take the book. He told me so.
(b) Enrique did take the book. He told me so.
(c) Don't Know
502. But we STUDIED that exercise.
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509. "Maps were very poor then, but they SHOWED that the earth was round."
(a) "Maps were very poor then, but they showed that the earth was round."
(b) "Maps were very poor then, but they did show that the earth was round."
(c) Don't Know
510. "Ricardo doesn't study hard, but he ATTENDS class regularly."
(a) "Ricardo doesn't study hard, but he doe attend class regularly."
(b) "Ricardo studies so hard, but he doe attend class regularly."
(c) Don't Know
511. "I didn't go away on my vacation, but I HAD a good test."
(a) "I didn't go away on my vacation, but I did have a good test."
(b) "So I didn't go away on my vacation, but I do have a good test."
(c) Don't Know
512. BRING Johanna with you the next time you come.
(a) Bring Johanna with you the next time you come.
(b) Do bring Johanna with you the next time you come.
(c) Don't Know
513. VISIT us again sometime.
(a) Visit us again sometime.
(b) Do visit us again sometime.
(c) Don't Know
514. She really SEEMS to enjoy her new violin.
(a) She really does seem to enjoy her new violin.
(b) She really enjoys her new violin.
(c) Don't Know
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32. Exclamations
Use the correct form for Exclamations
532. It's a beautiful day.
(a) What a beautiful day?
(b) What a beautiful day!
(c) Don't Know
533. He is a good-looking boy.
(a) What a good-looking boy!
(b) !What a good-looking boy!
(c) Don't Know
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33. Gerunds
Use the correct Gerund form.
547. I enjoy____________(study) with Mr. Smith.
(a) I enjoy to studying with Mr. Smith.
(b) I enjoy studying with Mr. Smith.
(c) Don't Know
548. Mr. Stevens stopped _____________(go) to his English class.
(a) Mr. Stevens stopped going to his English class.
(b) Mr. Stevens stopped to going to his English class.
(c) Don't Know
549. Do you mind____________________(wait) a few minutes in the hall?
(a) Do you mind waiting a few minutes in the hall?
(b) Do you mind wait a few minutes in the hall?
(c) Don't Know
550. We are considering_____________________(buy) a cassette recorder.
(a) We are considering buying a cassette recorder.
(b) We are considering to buy a cassette recorder.
(c) Don't Know
551. Did you enjoy________________(travel) through Florida last summer?
(a) Did you enjoy traveling through Florida last summer?
(b) Did you enjoy traveled through Florida last summer?
(c) Don't Know
552. Ask that salesman whether he minds ______________(come) back this afternoon.
(a) Ask that salesman whether he minds coming back this afternoon.
(b) Ask that salesman whether he minds to coming back this afternoon.
(c) Don't Know
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34. Gerunds/Infinitives
Use the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive
562. Miguel likes_____________________(take) biology this semester.
(a) Miguel likes to taking biology this semester.
(b) Miguel likes taking biology this semester.
(c) Don't Know
563. I neglected ____________________(tell) Mr. Sanchez about that report.
(a) I neglected for telling Mr. Sanchez about that report.
(b) I neglected telling Mr. Sanchez about that report.
(c) Don't Know
564. They prefer _____________________(meet) at noon instead of dawn.
(a) They prefer meeting at noon instead of dawn.
(b) They prefer to meeting at noon instead of dawn.
(c) Don't Know
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591. We are all looking forward ____________(see) Mrs. Medina next week.
(a) We are all looking forward to seeing Mrs. Medina next week.
(b) We are all looking forward for seeing Mrs. Medina next week.
(c) Don't Know
592. Is there a possibility ____________________(see) Mr. Gomez this morning?
(a) Is there a possibility for seeing Mr. Gomez this morning?
(b) Is there a possibility of seeing Mr. Gomez this morning?
(c) Don't Know
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(a) Youd better had not give them too much information.
(b) Youd better not give them too much information.
(c) Don't Know
604. You should notify the police at once.
(a) Youd better notify the police at once.
(b) You better notify the police at once.
(c) Don't Know
605. I advise you to spend more time on your English lessons.
(a) Youd better spend had more time on your English lessons.
(b) Youd better spend more time on your English lessons.
(c) Don't Know
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(b) Does she have to help him with his homework every day?
(c) Don't Know
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(b) "If the river will rise much higher, there will be a flood."
(c) Don't Know
698. Don't leave until I _______________(call) you.
(a) Don't leave until I call you.
(b) Don't leaving until I calling you.
(c) Don't Know
699. "If it_________________(rain) next Sunday, I may have to cancel my trip."
(a) "If it will be rain next Sunday, I may have to cancel my trip."
(b) "If it rains next Sunday, I may have to cancel my trip."
(c) Don't Know
700. "When the weather_____________(get) warmer, we can go swimming."
(a) "When the weather getting warmer, we can go swimming."
(b) "When the weather gets warmer, we can go swimming."
(c) Don't Know
701. I plan to wait here until the mail ___________(arrive).
(a) I plan to waited here until the mail arrives
(b) I plan to wait here until the mail arrives
(c) Don't Know
702. "If you __________not____________(arrive) on time, you will not get a seat."
(a) "If you do not arrive on time, you will not get a seat."
(b) "If you do not arrive on time, you will not get a seat."
(c) Don't Know
703. "When you_________(see) the light turn red, be sure to stop your car."
(a) "When you seeing the light turn red, be sure to stop your car."
(b) "When you see the light turn red, be sure to stop your car."
(c) Don't Know
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704. "If you__________(sit) in the sun too long, you may get burned."
(a) "If you will sit in the sun too long, you may get burned."
(b) "If you sit in the sun too long, you may get burned."
(c) Don't Know
705. Give him this report as soon as you________________(see) him.
(a) Giving him this report as soon as you see him.
(b) Give him this report as soon as you see him.
(c) Don't Know
44. Imperative
Use the correct imperative form
706. (Give) this to Sue
(a) Gives this to Sue
(b) Give this to Sue
(c) Don't Know
707. (Open) the door.
(a) Opens the door.
(b) Open the door.
(c) Don't Know
708. (Close) the door.
(a) Closed the door.
(b) Close the door.
(c) Don't Know
709. (Wait) in the office.
(a) Waiting in the office.
(b) Wait in the office.
(c) Don't Know
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55. Infinitives
Choose the best Infinitive form
867. He went there in order ____________(help) his mother.
(a) He went there in order to help his mother.
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57. May
Choose the best form of MAY
901. It is possible Juan will be at the meeting tonight.
(a) Juan may be at the meeting tonight.
(b) Juan maybe at the meeting tonight.
(c) Don't Know
902. Perhaps Yenny will lend us the money.
(a) Yenny may lend us the money.
(b) Yenny may lend us the money.
(c) Don't Know
903. Perhaps she will call you later.
(a) She maybe call you later.
(b) She may call you later.
(c) Don't Know
904. Possibly Franco will offer to lend his car.
(a) Franco should offer to lend his car.
(b) Franco may offer to lend his car.
(c) Don't Know
905. Possibly the weather will get warmer tomorrow.
(a) The weather ought get warmer tomorrow.
(b) The weather may get warmer tomorrow.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) Where could the baby-sitter can wait?
(b) Where could the baby-sitter wait?
(c) Don't Know
966. You may smoke here. (Where)
(a) Where may you smoke?
(b) Where maybe you smoke?
(c) Don't Know
967. He is very sick. (How sick).
(a) How sick is he?
(b) How sicks is he?
(c) Don't Know
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(a) She may have taken the magazine with her. It's not here.
(b) She must have taken the magazine with her. It's not here.
(c) Don't Know
981. They don't answer their telephone. They __________(go) away somewhere.
(a) They don't answer their telephone. They must have gone away somewhere.
(b) They don't answer their telephone. They may have gone away somewhere.
(c) Don't Know
982. Rinaldo __________(study) hard before his examination.
(a) Rinaldo must has studied hard before his examination.
(b) Rinaldo must have studied hard before his examination.
(c) Don't Know
983. She speaks English fluently. She ________(study) a long time.
(a) She speaks English fluently. She must have studied a long time.
(b) She speaks English fluently. She may have studied a long time.
(c) Don't Know
984. You ______________(see) her; she walked in front of you.
(a) You must have seen her; she walked in front of you.
(b) You may have seen her; she walked in front of you.
(c) Don't Know
985. The bank_____________been____________(rob) by professionals because they
left no clues.
(a) The bank may have been robbed by professionals because they left no clues.
(b) The bank must have been robbed by professionals because they left no clues.
(c) Don't Know
986. He___________(come) by taxi.
(a) He may have come by taxi.
(b) He must have come by taxi.
(c) Don't Know
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65. Neither
Use the correct form of Neither.
987. Grecia didn't like the movie and I didn't like the movie.
(a) Grecia didn't like the movie and neither did I.
(b) Grecia didn't like the movie and either did I.
(c) Don't Know
988. She won't be here and her sister won't be here
(a) She won't be here and neither did her sister.
(b) She won't be here and either did her sister.
(c) Don't Know
989. She hasn't ever been in Haiti and I haven't ever been in Haiti.
(a) She hasn't ever been in Haiti and neither have I.
(b) She hasn't either been in Haiti and neither have I.
(c) Don't Know
990. Julian hadn't seen the movie and I hadn't seen the movie.
(a) Julian hadn't neither seen the movie and neither had I.
(b) Julian hadn't seen the movie and neither had I.
(c) Don't Know
991. He would never say such a thing and I would never say such a thing.
(a) He would never not say such a thing and neither would I.
(b) He would never say such a thing and neither would I.
(c) Don't Know
992. Milagros can't swim and I can't swim.
(a) Milagros can't swim and neither can I.
(b) Milagros can't swimming and either can I.
(c) Don't Know
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993. He doesn't know her well and I dont know her well.
(a) He doesn't know her well and neither do I.
(b) He doesn't know her well and either do I.
(c) Don't Know
994. Your watch isn't right and mine isn't right.
(a) Your watch isn't right and neither is mine.
(b) Your watch isn't right and either is mine.
(c) Don't Know
995. I don't like to dance and my wife doesn't like to dance.
(a) I don't like to dance and either does she.
(b) I don't like to dance and neither does she.
(c) Don't Know
996. Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and Mr. Sanchez wasn't at the meeting.
(a) Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and either was Mr. Sanchez.
(b) Mr. Gomez wasn't at the meeting and neither was Mr. Sanchez.
(c) Don't Know
997. I couldn't hear the speaker and my friend couldn't hear the speaker.
(a) I couldn't hear the speaker and neither could my friend.
(b) I couldn't hear the speaker and either could my friend.
(c) Don't Know
998. You won't enjoy that movie and your son won't enjoy that movie.
(a) You won't enjoy that movie and neither could your son.
(b) You won't enjoy that movie and either could your son.
(c) Don't Know
999. We don't have a television set and they don't have a television set.
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(a) players
(b) playerz
(c) Don't Know
1006. foot
(a) feets
(b) feet
(c) Don't Know
1007. The glass is in the sink.
(a) The glasses is in the sink.
(b) The glasses are in the sink.
(c) Don't Know
1008. It is a new dish.
(a) They are new dishes.
(b) They is new dishes.
(c) Don't Know
1009. The bus is at the stop.
(a) The buses are at the stops.
(b) The bus are at the stops.
(c) Don't Know
1010. The child is in the garden.
(a) The children are in the garden.
(b) The childrens are in the garden.
(c) Don't Know
1011. The clock is on the wall.
(a) The clockes are on the wall.
(b) The clocks are on the wall.
(c) Don't Know
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68. Nouns-Possessive
Choose the correct Possessive Noun
1035. I do all my shopping at Galleria.
(a) I does all my shopping at Gallerias.
(b) I do all my shopping at Gallerias.
(c) Don't Know
1036. She buys her clothes in Miamis best shops.
(a) She buys her clothes in Miami's best shops.
(b) She buys her clothes in Miami's best shops.
(c) Don't Know
1037. The mens room is just down the hall.
(a) The mens room is just down the hall.
(b) The mens room is just down the hall.
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69. Ought
Choose the appropriate form of OUGHT
1048. They_____________not (make) so much noise.
(a) They ought not to make so much noise.
(b) They ought not to make so much noise.
(c) Don't Know
1049. I ________________(spend) more time on my English.
(a) I maybe should to spend more time on my English.
(b) I ought to spend more time on my English.
(c) Don't Know
1050. He ________________not (eat) so much.
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(a) The bill has to be paid by him before the first of the month.
(b) The bill have to being paid by him before the first of the month.
(c) Don't Know
1103. He may pay the bill for us.
(a) The bill may be paid for us by him.
(b) The bill may be pay for us by him.
(c) Don't Know
1104. Congress is debating that question today.
(a) That question is being debated by Congress today.
(b) That question is been debated by Congress today.
(c) Don't Know
1105. "For the time being, Carla is teaching that group."
(a) "For the time been, that group is being teached by Carla."
(b) "For the time being, that group is being taught by Carla."
(c) Don't Know
1106. You ought to water the plant once a week.
(a) The plant ought be water by you once a week.
(b) The plant ought to be watered by you once a week.
(c) Don't Know
1107. The company is shipping the merchandise today.
(a) The merchandise is being shipped by the company today.
(b) The merchandise is being ship by the company today.
(c) Don't Know
1108. We must warn them of the danger.
(a) They must be warned by us of the danger.
(b) They must be warn by us of the danger.
(c) Don't Know
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1161. The building was destroyed by fire. (How).
(a) How was the building destroy?
(b) How was the building destroyed?
(c) Don't Know
1162. The merchandise will be delivered next week. (When)
(a) When will the merchandise be delivered?
(b) When will the merchandise being delivered?
(c) Don't Know
1163. The money had been stolen by the workers. (By whom)
(a) By whom had the money been stolen?
(b) By whom had the money being stolen?
(c) Don't Know
1164. The child was finally found in the park. (Where)
(a) Where was the child was finally founded?
(b) Where was the child was finally found?
(c) Don't Know
1165. He was injured in an airplane accident. (In what kind of accident)
(a) In what kind of accident were he injure?
(b) In what kind of accident was he injured?
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1223. He has been doing that same kind of work for many years.
(a) How long has he been doing that same kind of work?
(b) How long has he doing that same kind of work?
(c) Don't Know
1224. She has been in the hospital for two months.
(a) How long has she in the hospital?
(b) How long has she been in the hospital?
(c) Don't Know
1225. They have been driving that same car ever since I have known them.
(a) How long have they be driving that same car?
(b) How long have they been driving that same car?
(c) Don't Know
1226. The dog has been lying in that corner since this morning.
(a) How long has the dog lying in that corner?
(b) How long has the dog been lying in that corner?
(c) Don't Know
1227. He has been principal of the school since December.
(a) How long he been principal of the school?
(b) How long has he been principal of the school?
(c) Don't Know
1228. She has been waiting for him for an hour.
(a) How long has she been waiting for him?
(b) How long she been waiting for him?
(c) Don't Know
79. Preposition
Select the correct Prepositions
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(a) The thief climbed into the house through an open window.
(b) The thief climbed over the house through an open window.
(c) Don't Know
1256. Everyone had finished dinner _____nine o'clock.
(a) Everyone had finished dinner in nine o'clock.
(b) Everyone had finished dinner at nine o'clock.
(c) Don't Know
1257. Will you lend me your pen_____a few minutes?
(a) Will you lend me your pen by a few minutes?
(b) Will you lend me your pen for a few minutes?
(c) Don't Know
1258. It has been raining steadily ___________yesterday.
(a) It has been raining steadily since yesterday.
(b) It has been raining steadily from yesterday.
(c) Don't Know
1259. I have known Carmen _________many years.
(a) I have known Carmen from many years.
(b) I have known Carmen for many years.
(c) Don't Know
1260. Haiti has been a republic_____________over 100 years.
(a) Haiti has been a republic from 1804.
(b) Haiti has been a republic since 1804.
(c) Don't Know
1261. I will wait for him ________three o'clock.
(a) I will wait by him until three o'clock.
(b) I will wait for him until three o'clock.
(c) Don't Know
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Select the correct Prepositions
1311. We all went __________ a walk ___________ the park.
(a) We all went for a walk in the park.
(b) We all went for a walk by the park.
(c) Don't Know
1312. We bought this car _____________ May.
(a) We bought this car in May.
(b) We bought this car at May.
(c) Don't Know
1313. We plan to trade it ___________ a new one ________ the summer.
(a) We plan to trade it for a new one on the summer.
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(a) The students she studies with are mainly for South America.
(b) The students she studies with are mainly from South America.
(c) Don't Know
1378. The fellow WITH WHOM I roomed was from Miami.
(a) The fellow I roomed with was from Miami.
(b) The fellow I roomed by was from Miami.
(c) Don't Know
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Select the best sentence using It
1393. Learning new words every day is important.
(a) It important to learn new words everyday.
(b) It is important to learn new words everyday.
(c) Don't Know
1394. Studying with Mr. Donavon is very rewarding.
(a) It is very rewarding to study with Mr. Donovan.
(b) Is it very rewarding to study with Mr. Donovan.
(c) Don't Know
1395. To pay so much money for a car that is old is foolish.
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(b) Its took him only six months to speak English well.
(c) Don't Know
1415. I wrote my essay in thirty minutes.
(a) It took me thirty minutes to write my essay.
(b) Is took me thirty minutes to write my essay.
(c) Don't Know
1416. The train went around the mountain in one hour.
(a) It took the train one hour to go around the mountain.
(b) Is it took the train one hour to go around the mountain.
(c) Don't Know
1417. They finished the bridge in one year.
(a) It took them one year to finish the bridge.
(b) It them one year to finish the bridge.
(c) Don't Know
1418. The fax reached him in two days.
(a) It two days for the fax to reach him.
(b) It took two days for the fax to reach him.
(c) Don't Know
1419. We walk to school everyday in about fifteen minutes.
(a) It takes us about fifteen minutes to walk to school everyday.
(b) It take us about fifteen minutes to walk to school everyday.
(c) Don't Know
1420. You'll get there in about an hour.
(a) It will takes you about an hour to get there.
(b) It will take you about an hour to get there.
(c) Don't Know
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1479. He drives his car to work everyday and I drive (my car.)
(a) He drives his car to work everyday and I drive mine.
(b) He drives his car to work everyday and I drive my.
(c) Don't Know
1480. You take care of your things and I'll take care of (my things.)
(a) You take care of your things and I'll take care.
(b) You take care of your things and I'll take care of mine.
(c) Don't Know
1481. "Their home is pretty, but (our home) is prettier."
(a) "Their home is pretty, but ours is prettier."
(b) "Their home is pretty, but our is prettier."
(c) Don't Know
1482. "His pronunciation is bad, and (my pronunciation) is too."
(a) "His pronunciation is bad, and my is too."
(b) "His pronunciation is bad, and mine is too."
(c) Don't Know
1483. "His car was expensive, but (your car) was more expensive."
(a) "His car was expensive, but your was more expensive."
(b) "His car was expensive, but yours was more expensive."
(c) Don't Know
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1497. "We have a television set in_______bedroom, and the boys have another set
______."
(a) "We have a television set in our bedroom, and the boys have another set in theirs."
(b) "We have a television set in bedroom, and the boys have another set in theirs."
(c) Don't Know
1498. Where are you going on ______vacation? I hope to spend ________in Colombia.
(a) Where are you going on your vacation? I hope to spend mine in Colombia.
(b) Where are you going on yours vacation? I hope to spend mine in Colombia.
(c) Don't Know
1499. "They have _______ideas on such matters, and we have ________."
(a) "They have theirs ideas on such matters, and we have ours."
(b) "They have their ideas on such matters, and we have ours."
(c) Don't Know
1500. We spend ________money in one way; they spend ________in another
(a) We spend our money in one way; they spend thems in another.
(b) We spend our money in one way; they spend theirs in another.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) The pupils themselves decorated the classroom with flags and flowers.
(b) The pupils themselves decorated the classroom with flags and flowers.
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1549. The detective___________committed the murder.
(a) The detective himself/herself committed the murder.
(b) The detective himselves/herselves committed the murder.
(c) Don't Know
1550. I __________________don't like that restaurant.
(a) I my don't like that restaurant.
(b) I myself don't like that restaurant.
(c) Don't Know
1551. It was you _____________who recommended it so highly.
(a) It was you self who recommended it so highly.
(b) It was you yourself who recommended it so highly.
(c) Don't Know
1552. They _______________will provide the money.
(a) They themself will provide the money.
(b) They themselves will provide the money.
(c) Don't Know
1553. Joe______________mailed the letter.
(a) Joe oneself mailed the letter.
(b) Joe himself mailed the letter.
(c) Don't Know
1554. You_____________must speak to him about it.
(a) You yourself must speak to him about it.
(b) You yourselfs must speak to about it.
(c) Don't Know
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1555. Myra said that she would arrange for the flowers____________.
(a) Myra said that she would arrange for the flowers herself.
(b) Myra said that she would arrange for the flowers self.
(c) Don't Know
1556. "I don't want to do it, but I guess I'll have to go __________."
(a) "I don't want to do it, but I guess I'll have to go mineself."
(b) "I don't want to do it, but I guess I'll have to go myself."
(c) Don't Know
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(b) She sits by herself and stares out of the window all day long.
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1739. I can finish this work alone.
(a) I can finish this work by mineself.
(b) I can finish this work by myself.
(c) Don't Know
1740. He prefers to do his homework alone.
(a) He prefers to do his homework by hisself.
(b) He prefers to do his homework by himself.
(c) Don't Know
1741. The dog found its way home alone.
(a) The dog found its way home by itself.
(b) The dog found its way home by itsself.
(c) Don't Know
1742. He plans to make a trip to Tallahassee alone.
(a) He plans to make a trip to Tallahassee by hisself.
(b) He plans to make a trip to Tallahassee by himself.
(c) Don't Know
1743. The wagon seemed to roll down the street alone.
(a) The wagon seemed to roll down the street by its-self.
(b) The wagon seemed to roll down the street by itself.
(c) Don't Know
1744. We always enjoyed steering the boat alone.
(a) We always enjoyed steering the boat by ourselfes.
(b) We always enjoyed steering the boat by ourselves.
(c) Don't Know
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Select the best answer using Should
1809. They_____________not (make) so much noise.
(a) They shouldnt make so much noise.
(b) They could make so much noise.
(c) Don't Know
1810. I ________________(spend) more time on my English.
(a) I should spend more time on my English.
(b) I could spend more time on my English.
(c) Don't Know
1811. He ________________not (eat) so much.
(a) He couldnt eat so much.
(b) He shouldnt eat so much.
(c) Don't Know
1812. You__________________(learn) as many new words as possible.
(a) You should ask many new words as possible.
(b) You could ask many new words as possible.
(c) Don't Know
1813. You_________________(ask) permission before doing it.
(a) You should ask permission before doing it.
(b) You could ask permission before doing it.
(c) Don't Know
1814. He ____________________(get) more physical exercise.
(a) He would get more physical exercise.
(b) He should get more physical exercise.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) You should have paid more attention to the grammar rules.
(b) You wont not have paid more attention to the grammar rules.
(c) Don't Know
1835. We should go to the beach instead of spending all day at home.
(a) We should have gone to the beach instead of spending all day at home.
(b) We shouldnt not have gone to the beach instead of spending all day at home.
(c) Don't Know
1836. You ought to put some money in the bank each week.
(a) You ought to have put some money in the bank each week.
(b) You oughtnt never to have put some money in the bank each week.
(c) Don't Know
1837. You shouldn't be so generous with your money.
(a) You shouldn't have been so generous with your money.
(b) You shouldn't never have been so generous with your money.
(c) Don't Know
108. So
Use the best transformed sentence using So
1838. Lillian left right after lunch and Luis left right after lunch.
(a) Lillian left right after lunch and too did Luis.
(b) Lillian left right after lunch and so did Luis.
(c) Don't Know
1839. She is going to the concert and I am going to the concert.
(a) She is going to the concert and so am I.
(b) She is going to the concert and sew am I.
(c) Don't Know
1840. Zurama will be there at noon and I will be there at noon.
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Use the best sentence that uses Still or Anymore
1852. She is __________________ working as a clerk at Borders.
(a) She is still working as a clerk at Borders.
(b) She is anymore working as a clerk at Borders.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) "We are still good friends, although I rarely see them anymore."
(b) "We are still good friends, although I rarely see them still."
(c) Don't Know
1860. Do they ___spend each summer in Mt. Dora?
(a) Do they still spend each summer in Mt. Dora?
(b) Do they anymore spend each summer in Mt. Dora?
(c) Don't Know
1861. He_________thinks that he is the best teacher in the department.
(a) He still thinks that he is the best teacher in the department.
(b) He thinks still that he is the best teacher in the department.
(c) Don't Know
1862. Dr. Smith is not our doctor__________.
(a) Dr. Smith still is not our doctor anymore.
(b) Dr. Smith is not our doctor anymore.
(c) Don't Know
1863. I __________think Lillian is the most interesting person in the whole school.
(a) I still think Lillian still is the most interesting person in the whole school.
(b) I still think Lillian is the most interesting person in the whole school.
(c) Don't Know
1864. "They are__________bitter enemies, although they never see each
other________."
(a) "They are stillmore bitter enemies, although they never see each other still."
(b) "They are still bitter enemies, although they never see each other anymore."
(c) Don't Know
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111. Supposed To
Choose the best answer for using Supposed To
1872. The ship_______________(sail) at noon today.
(a) The ship was supposed to sail at noon today.
(b) The ship was suppose to sail at noon today.
(c) Don't Know
1873. She ________(come) at two o'clock yesterday.
(a) She was suppose to come at two o'clock yesterday.
(b) She was supposed to come at two o'clock yesterday.
(c) Don't Know
1874. He __________(be) here now.
(a) He is supposed to be here now.
(b) He is suppose to be here now.
(c) Don't Know
1875. Lillian___________(bring) the books with her.
(a) Lillian was supposed to bring the books with her.
(b) Lillian was suppose to bring the books with her.
(c) Don't Know
1876. That letter____________(write) yesterday.
(a) That letter was supposed to be written yesterday.
(b) That letter was suppose to be written yesterday.
(c) Don't Know
1877. I _____________(mail) this package last Saturday.
(a) I was supposed to mail this package last Saturday.
(b) I was supposed mail this package last Saturday.
(c) Don't Know
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1878. "He____________(leave) for Bogot? next week, but may have to postpone the
trip."
(a) "He was suppose leave for Bogot? next week, but may have to postpone the trip."
(b) "He was supposed to leave for Bogot? next week, but may have to postpone the trip."
(c) Don't Know
1879. In which room is the class_________(meet)?
(a) In which room is the class supposed to meet
(b) In which room is the class supposed meet
(c) Don't Know
1880. "The advanced class_________(meet) in room 7115, but the other class
_______(meet) on the third floor."
(a) "The advanced class is supposed to meet in room 7115, but the other class is supposed
to meet on the third floor."
(b) "The advanced class is suppose to meet in room 7115, but the other class is supposed
to meet on the third floor."
(c) Don't Know
1881. "Im sorry that I must leave so soon, but I ____________(be) at INS."
(a) "Im sorry that I must leave so soon, but I am supposed to be at INS."
(b) "Im sorry that I must leave so soon, but I supposed to be at INS."
(c) Don't Know
1882. Ana wants to know whether she__________(take) her lesson at nine o'clock or ten
o'clock.
(a) Ana wants to know whether she is supposed to take her lesson at nine o'clock or ten
o'clock.
(b) Ana wants to know whether she supposed to take her lesson at nine o'clock or ten
o'clock.
(c) Don't Know
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Use the best and most concise use of Too.
2003. Lillian left right after lunch and Luis left right after lunch.
(a) Lillian left right after lunch and Luis did too.
(b) Lillian left right after lunch and Luis did too.
(c) Don't Know
2004. She is going to the concert and I am going to the concert.
(a) Shes is going to the concert and I am two.
(b) She is going to the concert and I am too.
(c) Don't Know
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2056. "You say you're not going to the party, but I'm sure you __________."
(a) "You say you're not going to the party, but I'm sure you is."
(b) "You say you're not going to the party, but I'm sure you are."
(c) Don't Know
2057. Sara has gone away for the summer and so ____________Milagros.
(a) Sara has gone away for the summer and so has Milagros.
(b) Sara has gone away for the summer and too has Milagros.
(c) Don't Know
2058. Pierre went to the movies last night and Carla ________too.
(a) Pierre went to the movies last night and Carla did so.
(b) Pierre went to the movies last night and Carla did too.
(c) Don't Know
2059. She isn't a good driver and he __________either.
(a) She isn't a good driver and he is either.
(b) She isn't a good driver and he isnt either.
(c) Don't Know
2060. "He can't go, but I _______________"
(a) "He can't go, but I cant."
(b) "He can't go, but I can."
(c) Don't Know
2061. I can't swim and she _________either.
(a) I can't swim and she cant either.
(b) I can't swim and she cant neither.
(c) Don't Know
2062. "She says she knows him well, but I don't think she ________."
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(a) "She says she knows him well, but I don't think she does not."
(b) "She says she knows him well, but I don't think she does."
(c) Don't Know
2063. "I knew Steven wouldn't come, but I thought Carmen ___________."
(a) "I knew Steven wouldn't come, but I thought Carmen would."
(b) "I knew Steven wouldn't come, but I thought Carmen would not."
(c) Don't Know
2064. "At first they thought they couldn't go, but now they think they __________."
(a) "At first they thought they couldn't go, but now they think they."
(b) "At first they thought they couldn't go, but now they think they can."
(c) Don't Know
2065. "She won't drive at night, but I___________"
(a) "She won't drive at night, but I will."
(b) "She won't drive at night, but will."
(c) Don't Know
2066. "At first I didn't like living in the States, but now I ________________"
(a) "At first I didn't like living in the States, but now I do."
(b) "At first I didn't like living in the States, but now I ."
(c) Don't Know
2067. "I haven't seen that play, but my daughters___________"
(a) "I haven't seen that play, but my daughters have."
(b) "I haven't seen that play, but my daughters has not."
(c) Don't Know
2068. Professor Stevens can't speak German and neither ___________her husband.
(a) Professor Stevens can't speak German and either can her husband.
(b) Professor Stevens can't speak German and neither can her husband.
(c) Don't Know
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(b) What time are you go to the movies tonight? Jose says that he is going at seven
o'clock.
(c) Don't Know
2075. Constance ___________(sail) for the Bahamas on Sunday.
(a) Constance is sailing for the Bahamas on Sunday.
(b) Constance is sail for the Bahamas on Sunday.
(c) Don't Know
2076. When____________Mrs. Smith _____________(come) to see you?
(a) When is Mrs. Smith comes to see you?
(b) When is Mrs. Smith coming to see you?
(c) Don't Know
2077. Tony says that he ______________(leave) for Tampa in three days.
(a) Tony says that he is leave for Tampa in three days.
(b) Tony says that he is leaving for Tampa in three days.
(c) Don't Know
2078. I ________________(go) to the seashore every summer.
(a) I going to the seashore every summer.
(b) I am going to the seashore every summer.
(c) Don't Know
2079. Mr. Gomez ________________(arrive) by plane this evening.
(a) Mr. Gomez arriving by plane this evening.
(b) Mr. Gomez is arriving by plane this evening.
(c) Don't Know
2080. Where ________you__________ (go) on your vacation? _______your wife
_________(go) with you?
(a) Where are you going on your vacation? Is your wife going with you?
(b) Where is you going on your vacation? Is your wife going with you?
(c) Don't Know
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2099. "If you don't make a note of that appointment, you ________________(forget) it
by next week."
(a) "If you don't make a note of that appointment, you will have forgotten it by next
week."
(b) "If you don't make a note of that appointment, you will have forgot it by next week."
(c) Don't Know
2100. "By this time next month, all the roses ______________(die)."
(a) "By this time next month, all the roses will died."
(b) "By this time next month, all the roses will have died."
(c) Don't Know
2101. "By January first, all our work for the year _________been________(finish) and
our reports _________been (turn) in."
(a) "By January first, all our work for the year will have been finished and our reports
will have been turned in."
(b) "By January first, all our work for the year will have finished and our reports will
have been turned in."
(c) Don't Know
2102. "By the time you arrive, I _________________(finish) reading your book."
(a) "By the time you arrive, I will have finished reading your book."
(b) "By the time you arrive, I will finished reading your book."
(c) Don't Know
2103. I ____________(be) in this country three years next April 24.
(a) I will have been in this country three years next April 24.
(b) I will been in this country three years next April 24.
(c) Don't Know
2104. "By this time next year, you _____________(forget) all your present troubles."
(a) "By this time next year, you will have forgot all your present troubles."
(b) "By this time next year, you will have forgotten all your present troubles."
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(a) A year from now he will have taken his medical exams and begun to practice.
(b) A year from now he have taking his medical exams and begun to practice.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) They tell us about their plans for their new apartment.
(b) They told us about their plans for their new apartment.
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2260. "The weather was warm, so we (sit) in our back yard."
(a) "The weather was warm, so we sat in our back yard."
(b) "The weather warm, so we sat in our back yard."
(c) Don't Know
2261. I (put) your coat in the closet.
(a) I put your coat in the closet.
(b) I am put your coat in the closet.
(c) Don't Know
2262. The meeting last night (begin) at eight and ended at ten.
(a) The meeting last night began at eight and ended at ten.
(b) The meeting last night begin at eight and ended at ten.
(c) Don't Know
2263. I stayed home last night and (write) several essays.
(a) I stayed home last night and wrote several essays.
(b) I stay home last night and wrote several essays.
(c) Don't Know
2264. I (see) you on the street yesterday.
(a) I saw you on the street yesterday.
(b) I seen you on the street yesterday.
(c) Don't Know
2265. This book that I bought yesterday (cost) ten dollars.
(a) This book that I had bought yesterday had cost ten dollars.
(b) This book that I bought yesterday cost ten dollars.
(c) Don't Know
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(a) "Karen was felt well yesterday, but today she feels sick again."
(b) "Karen felt well yesterday, but today she feels sick again."
(c) Don't Know
2273. We (go) to the park yesterday and (get) wet when it rained.
(a) We went to the park yesterday and got when it rained.
(b) We went to the park yesterday and got wet when it rained.
(c) Don't Know
2274. I (read) that book several years ago.
(a) I read that book several years ago.
(b) I reading that book several years ago.
(c) Don't Know
2275. You (have) a cold last week.
(a) You had a cold last week.
(b) You have a cold last week.
(c) Don't Know
2276. President Padron (speak) to our club last month.
(a) President Padron spoke to our club last month.
(b) President Padron speaking to our club last month.
(c) Don't Know
2277. I __________(pay) fifty dollars for this book.
(a) I was paid fifty dollars for this book.
(b) I paid fifty dollars for this book.
(c) Don't Know
2278. We ________(shake) hands and the __________(say) goodbye.
(a) We shook hands and the said goodbye.
(b) We shooked hands and the said goodbye.
(c) Don't Know
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2279. The force of the wind was so great that it _________(blow) down the tree.
(a) The force of the wind was so great that it blowing down the tree.
(b) The force of the wind was so great that it blew down the tree.
(c) Don't Know
2280. The pitcher_______(throw) the ball and the batter ________(hit) a homerun.
(a) The pitcher threw the ball and the batter hit a homerun.
(b) The pitcher throwed the ball and the batter hit a homerun.
(c) Don't Know
2281. I _______________(sleep) well last night.
(a) I was slept well last night.
(b) I slept well last night.
(c) Don't Know
2282. We___________(meet) Juan on the corner of Calle Ocho Street.
(a) We met Juan on the corner of Calle Ocho Street.
(b) We meetting Juan on the corner of Calle Ocho Street.
(c) Don't Know
2283. She finally _______________(find) her lost book.
(a) She finally has found her lost book.
(b) She finally found her lost book.
(c) Don't Know
2284. Anita __________________(wear) her red dress to the party yesterday.
(a) Anita wore her red dress to the party yesterday.
(b) Anita wearring her red dress to the party yesterday.
(c) Don't Know
2285. The lousy driver first _______(cut) in front of us then he ____(run) his car over
the curb.
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(a) The lousy driver first was cut in front of us then he ran his car over the curb.
(b) The lousy driver first cut in front of us then he ran his car over the curb.
(c) Don't Know
2286. We _________(drive) to Orlando in the new car last week.
(a) We had drove to Orlando in the new car last week.
(b) We drove to Orlando in the new car last week.
(c) Don't Know
2287. "The bank ____________(lend) him money, and he _______(spend) it on travel."
(a) "The bank lent him money, and he had spent it on travel."
(b) "The bank lent him money, and he spent it on travel."
(c) Don't Know
2288. He _________(hold) the bird in his hand for several minutes.
(a) He held the bird in his hand for several minutes.
(b) He was held the bird in his hand for several minutes.
(c) Don't Know
2289. Our team ___________(win) the first game but __________(lose) the second.
(a) Our team won the first game but lost the second.
(b) Our team had won the first game but lost the second.
(c) Don't Know
2290. We ________(shut) all the windows and _________(lock) the doors before we
_____(go) out.
(a) We had shut all the windows and locked the doors before we went out.
(b) We shut all the windows and locked the doors before we went out.
(c) Don't Know
2291. We rented two horses and ____________(ride) around on horseback.
(a) We rented two horses and rode around on horseback.
(b) We rent two horses and rode around on horseback.
(c) Don't Know
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2412. "For the time being, while Dr. Sanchez is away, Felipe __________(act) as
director."
(a) "For the time being, while Dr. Sanchez away, Felipe is acting as director."
(b) "For the time being, while Dr. Sanchez is away, Felipe is acting as director."
(c) Don't Know
2413. Galleria _______________(have) a big sale on shoes today.
(a) Galleria is having a big sale on shoes today.
(b) Galleria having a big sale on shoes today.
(c) Don't Know
2414. Karen seems to be very busy. I guess she ____________(study) for the English
test.
(a) Karen seems to be very busy. I guess she is studying for the English test.
(b) Karen seem to be very busy. I guess she is studying for the English test.
(c) Don't Know
2415. I _________________(get) up at six o'clock every morning.
(a) I got up at six o'clock every morning.
(b) I get up at six o'clock every morning.
(c) Don't Know
2416. "Eduardo usually ______________(stay) in a hotel when he ________(come) to
Miami, but tonight he _________(stay) with friends."
(a) "Eduardo usually stays in a hotel when he is coming to Miami, but tonight he is
staying with friends."
(b) "Eduardo usually stay in a hotel when he is coming to Miami, but tonight he is
staying with friends."
(c) Don't Know
2417. The sun always __________(rise) in the east. Look! It ____________(rise) now.
(a) The sun always rises in the east. Look! It is rising now.
(b) The sun always rise in the east. Look! It is rising now.
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2455. "I ___________(try) that restaurant again and again, but I do not like it."
(a) "I have try that restaurant again and again, but I do not like it."
(b) "I have tried that restaurant again and again, but I do not like it."
(c) Don't Know
2456. "When I was young, I often ____________(go) fishing with my mother."
(a) "When I was young, I often went fishing with my mother."
(b) "When I were young, I often went fishing with my mother."
(c) Don't Know
2457. I ___________(complete) writing my exercise at last.
(a) I have complete writing my exercise at last.
(b) I have completed writing my exercise at last.
(c) Don't Know
2458. You______________(start) to study English last winter.
(a) You started to study English last winter.
(b) You started study English last winter.
(c) Don't Know
2459. "The day before yesterday, we ______________(have) a bad storm."
(a) "The day before yesterday, we had bad storm."
(b) "The day before yesterday, we had a bad storm."
(c) Don't Know
2460. I hear you _____________(given) up the idea of studying Arabic.
(a) I hear you have given up the idea of studying Arabic.
(b) I hearing you have given up the idea of studying Arabic.
(c) Don't Know
2461. I _____________never______________(be) to Colombia.
(a) I have never been to Colombia.
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(a) We (stood) on the corner and waited for Mark for two hours.
(b) We (stand) on the corner and waited for Mark for two hours.
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2821. "You (break) my cell phone, so yesterday I (take) it to the repair shop."
(a) "You (broke) my cell phone, so yesterday I (took) it to the repair shop."
(b) "You (broken) my cell phone, so yesterday I (take) it to the repair shop."
(c) Don't Know
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(b) "Rebecca, who is now in level 6, has studied/has been studying English for four
years."
(c) Don't Know
2839. Zurama__________(study) French for a few months last year.
(a) Zurama study French for a few months last year.
(b) Zurama studied French for a few months last year.
(c) Don't Know
2840. My brother-in-law________________(come) to visit me next week.
(a) My brother-in-law be coming/will coming to visit me next week.
(b) My brother-in-law is coming/will come to visit me next week.
(c) Don't Know
2841. The newspaper says that the police in Miami finally _____________ (catch) the
bank robber.
(a) The newspaper says that the police in Miami finally caught the bank robber.
(b) The newspaper say that the police in Miami finally caught the bank robber.
(c) Don't Know
2842. Look! _____________that Professor Myrna _____________(cross) the street?
(a) Look! Is that Professor Myrna cross the street?
(b) Look! Is that Professor Myrna crossing the street?
(c) Don't Know
2843. ________________she usually____________________(walk) along Flagler Street
at the same time every evening?
(a) Does she usually walk along Flagler Street at the same time every evening?
(b) Does she usually walking along Flagler Street at the same time every evening?
(c) Don't Know
2844. She said that she_______________(leave) when she heard the news.
(a) She said that she had leaving when she heard the news.
(b) She said that she had left when she heard the news.
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2856. The U.S. Civil War____________(begin) in 1861 and it ____(end) in 1865 but not
before thousands of men______(meet) their deaths.
(a) The U.S. Civil War begin in 1861 and it ended in 1865 but not before thousands of
men had met their deaths.
(b) The U.S. Civil War began in 1861 and it ended in 1865 but not before thousands of
men had met their deaths.
(c) Don't Know
2857. Friends who___________(tell) us the truth are often less appreciated than those
who_____________(flatter) us.
(a) Friends who telling us the truth are often less appreciated than those who flatter us.
(b) Friends who tell us the truth are often less appreciated than those who flatter us.
(c) Don't Know
2858. What did you do when you discovered that you ____________(lose) your
pocketbook?
(a) What did you do when you discovered that you had lost your pocketbook?
(b) What did you doing when you discovered that you had lost your pocketbook?
(c) Don't Know
2859. "While we _____________(drive) to Orlando, we __________________(have)
two flat tires."
(a) "While we was driving to Orlando, we had two flat tires."
(b) "While we were driving to Orlando, we had two flat tires."
(c) Don't Know
2860. "The minute the bell rang, the students _____________(jump) from their seats."
(a) "The minute the bell ringing, the students jumped from their seats."
(b) "The minute the bell rang, the students jumped from their seats."
(c) Don't Know
2861. "When we got home from work, we discovered that they ___________(come) and
__________(go)."
(a) "When we got home from work, we discovered that they had come and gone."
(b) "When we get home from work, we discovered that they had come and gone."
480
481
159. Wish
Choose the best sentence using Wish
2873. Leslie wishes she______________(be) a mechanical engineer.
(a) Leslie wish she were a mechanical engineer.
(b) Leslie wishes she were a mechanical engineer.
(c) Don't Know
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
END OF QUESTIONS
Adjective Much/Many
1. b
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. b
6. a
7. b
8. b
9. b
10. b
11. b
12. b
13. b
14. a
15. b
16. b
17. a
Adjectives and Adverbs
18. b
19. a
20. b
21. a
22. a
23. a
24. b
25. b
26. b
27. b
28. b
29. a
30. b
31. b
32. b
33. a
34. b
35. a
36. a
Adjectives and Adverbs
Good/Well
37. b
38. a
39. a
40. b
41. b
42. b
43. a
44. b
45. a
46. b
490
47. a
48. a
49. a
50. a
51. a
52. b
53. a
54. a
55. a
56. a
57. a
Adjectives-Possessive
58. b
59. a
60. b
61. b
62. a
63. b
64. a
65. a
66. a
67. a
68. a
69. b
70. b
71. a
72. a
73. a
Adverb Also/Too/Either
Affirmative to Negative
74. a
75. b
76. b
77. a
78. a
79. a
80. a
81. a
82. b
83. b
84. a
Adverb Also/Too/Either
Negative to Affirmative
85. b
86. a
87. b
88. b
89. a
90. a
91. b
Adverb Any/Some
92. b
93. b
94. b
95. a
96. b
97. b
98. b
99. a
100. a
101. a
102. b
103. b
104. b
105. b
106. a
107. a
108. b
109. a
110. b
111. a
112. b
113. b
Adverb Any/Some
Affirmative to Negative
114. a
115. a
116. b
117. b
118. b
119. b
120. b
121. a
Adverb Any/Some
Negative to Affirmative
122. b
123. a
124. b
125. b
126. a
127. b
128. b
129. a
Adverbs and AdjectivesComparative
130. a
131. a
132. b
133. b
134. b
135. a
136. a
137. a
138. a
139. b
140. a
141. a
142. a
143. a
144. b
145. b
146. b
147. b
148. b
149. a
150. a
151. b
491
152. a
153. a
154. a
155. a
Adverbs and AdjectivesSuperlative
156. b
157. a
158. a
159. b
160. a
161. b
162. b
163. a
164. b
165. b
166. a
Adverbs Position
167. b
168. b
169. b
170. a
171. a
172. a
173. b
174. a
175. b
176. b
177. a
178. a
179. b
180. b
181. a
182. b
183. b
184. b
185. b
186. a
187. a
188. b
189. a
190. b
191. b
192. a
193. b
194. b
195. a
196. a
197. b
198. a
199. a
200. a
201. b
202. b
203. b
Articles
Definite/Indefinite
204. b
205. a
206. a
207. a
208. a
209. a
210. b
211. a
212. b
213. b
214. a
215. a
216. b
217. a
218. b
Articles
Definite/Indefinite/None
219. b
220. b
221. b
222. b
223. b
224. b
225. b
226. b
227. a
228. b
229. a
230. a
231. a
232. b
233. b
234. a
235. a
236. a
237. b
238. a
239. a
240. a
241. b
242. b
243. a
244. a
245. b
246. b
247. a
248. a
249. a
250. a
251. b
252. a
253. b
254. b
255. a
256. b
257. a
258. b
259. b
260. b
261. a
262. b
263. a
264. a
265. a
266. b
267. b
268. a
269. b
270. b
Articles Indefinite
271. b
272. a
273. b
274. b
275. b
276. a
277. b
278. b
279. a
280. b
281. b
492
282. b
283. b
284. a
285. b
286. a
287. a
288. a
289. a
Causative
290. b
291. b
292. a
293. a
294. b
295. b
296. b
Conditional Future
Possible
297. b
298. b
299. b
300. b
301. a
302. a
303. a
304. b
305. a
306. b
307. b
308. b
309. b
310. a
311. b
312. a
Conditional future
possible to past unreal
313. a
314. b
315. b
316. a
317. b
318. b
319. b
320. b
321. a
322. a
323. b
324. b
325. a
326. a
327. b
328. b
329. a
330. a
Conditional future
possible to present
unreal
331. a
332. a
333. a
334. a
335. a
336. a
337. a
338. a
339. a
340. a
341. b
342. b
343. b
344. b
345. a
346. b
347. a
348. a
Conditional Past Unreal
349. b
350. a
351. a
352. b
353. a
354. b
355. b
356. a
357. a
358. b
359. a
360. a
Conditional Present
Unreal
361. a
362. b
363. a
364. b
365. a
366. b
367. a
368. a
369. a
370. a
371. a
372. b
373. b
374. a
375. b
376. b
377. b
378. a
379. a
380. b
381. a
382. a
383. b
384. b
385. a
Conditional Sentence
Review
386. b
387. a
388. a
389. a
390. b
391. b
Contractions
Affirmative
392. b
393. a
394. a
395. b
396. b
397. a
398. a
399. a
400. a
401. a
402. b
403. b
404. a
493
405. a
406. b
407. b
408. a
409. a
410. b
Contractions Negative
411. b
412. b
413. a
414. a
415. b
416. a
417. a
418. b
419. b
420. b
421. a
422. a
423. a
424. b
425. b
426. a
Direct to Indirect
Speech
427. b
428. b
429. b
430. b
431. b
432. a
433. a
434. b
435. b
436. b
437. a
438. a
439. b
Direct/Indirect Speech
440. b
441. a
442. b
443. b
444. b
445. a
446. a
447. b
448. b
449. b
450. b
451. a
452. b
453. a
454. a
455. a
456. b
457. a
458. a
459. b
460. b
461. b
462. a
463. a
464. b
Direct/Indirect Speech
Say/Tell
465. a
466. b
467. b
468. a
469. b
470. a
471. a
472. a
473. b
474. a
475. b
Direct/Indirect Speech
Tell/Say
476. a
477. b
478. b
479. b
480. a
481. a
482. b
483. b
484. b
485. b
486. b
Either
487. a
488. a
489. a
490. b
491. b
492. a
493. b
494. b
495. b
496. b
497. a
498. a
499. b
Emphasis
500. a
501. b
502. a
503. a
504. a
505. b
506. a
507. a
508. a
509. b
510. a
511. a
512. b
513. b
514. a
Equative As/As
515. a
516. a
517. a
518. b
519. a
520. b
521. b
522. b
523. b
524. a
525. a
526. a
527. a
528. a
529. b
530. b
531. b
494
Exclamations
532. b
533. a
534. b
535. b
536. b
537. a
538. a
539. a
540. b
541. b
542. b
543. a
544. a
545. a
546. b
Gerunds
547. b
548. a
549. a
550. a
551. a
552. a
553. a
554. b
555. b
556. a
557. b
558. a
559. b
560. a
561. b
Gerunds/Infinitives
562. b
563. b
564. a
565. b
566. a
567. a
568. a
569. b
570. a
571. b
572. a
573. b
574. b
575. b
Gerund & Preposition
576. b
577. a
578. b
579. b
580. b
581. b
582. a
583. b
584. a
585. b
586. a
587. b
588. b
589. a
590. b
591. a
592. b
Had Better
593. a
594. b
595. a
596. a
597. b
598. a
599. b
600. a
601. b
602. b
603. b
604. a
605. b
Have to Affirmative to
Negative
606. a
607. a
608. b
609. b
610. b
611. b
612. b
613. b
614. b
615. b
616. b
617. a
618. a
619. b
620. a
Have To Future
621. a
622. a
623. b
624. b
625. a
626. a
627. b
628. a
629. a
630. b
631. a
632. b
Have to Affirmative to
Question
633. b
634. a
635. a
636. b
637. a
638. a
639. a
640. b
641. a
642. b
643. b
644. b
645. a
646. a
647. b
Have To
Past/Future/Present
Perfect
648. b
649. b
650. b
651. a
652. b
653. a
654. a
655. b
656. a
495
657. a
658. a
659. b
Have to Questions
660. a
661. b
662. a
663. a
664. a
665. a
666. a
667. a
668. a
669. a
670. a
671. b
672. b
673. a
674. b
675. a
Have to/Must
676. a
677. b
678. a
679. a
680. a
681. b
682. b
683. b
684. a
685. b
686. a
687. a
688. a
689. a
690. b
"If, When, Until, etc.
Present Tense"
691. b
692. b
693. a
694. a
695. b
696. a
697. a
698. a
699. b
700. b
701. b
702. a
703. b
704. b
705. b
Imperative
706. b
707. b
708. b
709. b
710. b
711. b
712. b
713. b
714. a
715. b
716. b
717. a
718. b
719. b
Imperative Negative
720. b
721. b
722. a
723. b
724. b
725. a
726. a
727. b
728. a
729. b
730. b
731. b
732. a
733. a
Imperative Polite
734. a
735. b
736. a
737. b
738. b
739. b
740. a
741. a
742. b
743. b
744. a
745. b
746. b
747. a
Indirect Object after
Direct Object
748. a
749. a
750. b
751. a
752. a
753. a
754. b
755. a
756. a
Indirect Object before
Direct Object
757. a
758. b
759. b
760. a
761. a
762. a
763. b
764. b
765. b
766. a
767. b
Indirect
Questions/Statements
768. b
769. a
770. a
771. a
772. b
773. b
774. b
775. a
776. b
777. b
778. b
779. b
780. a
781. b
496
782. a
783. b
784. a
785. b
786. b
787. a
788. a
789. b
Indirect Speech
Commands
790. a
791. b
792. a
793. a
794. b
795. b
796. a
797. b
798. a
799. a
800. a
801. a
Indirect Speech
Paraphrase
802. a
803. b
804. a
805. a
806. b
807. b
808. b
Indirect Speech
Questions
809. b
810. b
811. b
812. a
813. b
814. b
815. a
816. b
817. b
818. b
819. b
820. a
821. b
822. b
823. b
824. a
825. b
826. b
827. a
828. a
829. a
Indirect Speech Review
830. b
831. a
832. a
833. a
834. b
835. b
836. b
837. a
838. b
839. b
840. b
841. b
842. a
843. a
844. b
845. b
846. a
847. b
848. a
849. a
850. a
851. b
852. a
853. b
Indirect to Direct
Speech
854. a
855. b
856. b
857. a
858. a
859. b
860. b
861. a
862. a
863. b
864. b
865. b
866. b
Infinitives
867. a
868. a
869. b
870. a
871. a
872. b
873. a
874. a
875. b
876. a
877. a
878. a
879. a
880. b
881. b
882. b
883. a
884. a
885. a
886. b
Infinitives/Gerunds
887. b
888. a
889. b
890. b
891. b
892. a
893. b
894. a
895. b
896. a
897. b
898. a
899. a
900. a
May
901. a
902. b
903. b
904. b
905. b
906. a
907. a
497
908. a
909. b
910. a
911. b
912. a
May Have
913. a
914. b
915. b
916. a
917. b
May Have with I'm not
sure
918. a
919. a
920. b
921. b
922. a
923. b
924. b
925. a
926. b
May with Not Sure
927. a
928. a
929. b
930. b
931. a
932. a
933. b
934. b
935. a
Modals Negatives
936. b
937. a
938. a
939. a
940. b
941. b
942. b
943. a
944. b
945. b
946. b
947. a
948. b
949.
Modals Questions
950. a
951. a
952. a
953. a
954. b
955. a
956. a
957. b
958. b
959. b
960. b
961. b
962. a
963. a
964. a
965. b
Modals Questions WH966. a
967. a
968. b
969. b
970. a
971. b
972. a
973. a
974. b
975. a
976. b
977. a
978. a
979. b
Must Have
980. b
981. a
982. b
983. a
984. a
985. b
986. b
Neither
987. a
988. a
989. a
990. b
991. b
992. a
993. a
994. a
995. b
996. b
997. a
998. a
999. b
Nouns Plural
1000. b
1001. a
1002. a
1003. b
1004. b
1005. a
1006. b
1007. b
1008. a
1009. a
1010. a
1011. b
1012. b
1013. a
1014. b
1015. a
1016. b
1017. b
1018. a
1019. b
1020. a
1021. b
1022. b
1023. b
1024. b
1025. b
1026. a
1027. b
1028. a
1029. a
1030. a
1031. b
1032. a
1033. b
1034. a
Nouns-Possessive
498
1035. b
1036. a
1037. b
1038. b
1039. a
1040. a
1041. b
1042. b
1043. b
1044. a
1045. a
1046. a
1047. a
Ought
1048. b
1049. b
1050. b
1051. a
1052. b
1053. a
1054. a
1055. a
1056. a
1057. a
1058. a
1059. b
1060. b
1061. b
Passive. Active/Passive
1062. b
1063. b
1064. a
1065. b
1066. b
1067. b
1068. a
1069. b
1070. a
1071. a
1072. a
1073. a
1074. a
1075. a
1076. a
1077. b
1078. b
1079. b
1080. b
1081. a
1082. b
1083. b
1084. a
1085. a
1086. a
1087. b
1088. b
1089. a
1090. a
1091. a
1092. a
1093. b
1094. a
1095. a
1096. b
1097. b
1098. a
1099. b
1100. b
1101. b
1102. a
1103. a
1104. a
1105. b
1106. b
1107. a
1108. a
1109. a
1110. b
1111. b
Passive. Affirmative to
Negative.
1112. b
1113. b
1114. b
1115. b
1116. a
1117. b
1118. a
1119. b
1120. b
1121. b
1122. b
1123. a
1124. a
1125. a
1126. b
1127. b
1128. a
1129. b
1130. a
1131. a
1132. b
Passive. Negative to
Affirmative.
1133. a
1134. a
1135. b
1136. a
1137. b
1138. a
1139. b
1140. b
1141. b
1142. a
1143. a
1144. b
1145. b
1146. a
1147. a
1148. a
1149. a
1150. a
1151. b
1152. a
1153. b
Passive. Passive/Active
1154. a
1155. a
1156. a
1157. b
1158. a
1159. b
1160. a
Passive. Questions with
WH1161. b
1162. a
1163. a
499
1164. b
1165. b
1166. b
1167. a
1168. a
1169. a
1170. b
1171. a
1172. b
1173. b
1174. a
1175. b
1176. b
1177. a
Perfect Tense Negatives
1178. b
1179. b
1180. a
1181. b
1182. b
1183. b
1184. b
1185. b
1186. a
1187. b
1188. b
1189. a
1190. a
1191. b
1192. b
1193. b
1194. b
Perfect Tense Questions
1195. b
1196. a
1197. a
1198. a
1199. a
1200. b
1201. b
1202. a
1203. b
1204. b
1205. a
1206. a
1207. b
1208. a
1209. a
1210. a
1211. b
Perfect Tenses
Questions with How
Long
1212. b
1213. b
1214. b
1215. b
1216. b
1217. a
1218. a
1219. a
1220. a
1221. b
1222. b
1223. a
1224. b
1225. b
1226. b
1227. b
1228. a
Preposition
1229. b
1230. b
1231. a
1232. a
1233. b
1234. b
1235. a
1236. b
1237. a
1238. b
1239. a
1240. b
1241. b
1242. b
1243. b
1244. a
1245. a
1246. b
1247. b
1248. a
1249. b
1250. a
1251. b
1252. b
1253. a
1254. b
1255. a
1256. b
1257. b
1258. a
1259. b
1260. b
1261. b
1262. b
1263. b
1264. b
1265. a
1266. b
1267. a
1268. a
1269. a
1270. a
1271. a
1272. b
1273. a
1274. a
1275. a
1276. b
1277. a
1278. a
1279. a
1280. b
1281. b
1282. a
1283. b
1284. a
1285. b
1286. a
1287. a
1288. a
1289. b
1290. b
1291. a
1292. b
1293. b
1294. a
1295. a
1296. b
1297. a
1298. a
1299. b
1300. b
1301. a
1302. a
1303. a
1304. b
1305. a
1306. b
1307. a
1308. a
1309. a
1310. b
Preposition II
1311. a
1312. a
1313. b
1314. b
1315. b
1316. a
1317. a
1318. b
1319. b
1320. b
1321. a
1322. b
1323. a
1324. b
1325. b
1326. a
1327. b
1328. b
1329. a
1330. b
1331. a
1332. b
1333. b
1334. b
Prepositions Positions
1335. b
1336. b
1337. a
1338. b
1339. b
500
1340. a
1341. a
1342. a
1343. b
1344. a
1345. a
1346. a
1347. a
1348. b
1349. b
1350. b
Prepositions with
Relative
1351. b
1352. a
1353. a
1354. a
1355. b
1356. b
1357. a
1358. b
1359. b
1360. b
1361. b
1362. a
1363. b
1364. a
Prepositions without
Relative
1365. a
1366. b
1367. a
1368. b
1369. a
1370. a
1371. b
1372. b
1373. b
1374. a
1375. a
1376. a
1377. b
1378. a
Pronoun
Anyone/Someone
Affirmative to Negative
1379. b
1380. b
1381. b
1382. b
1383. a
1384. a
Pronoun
Anyone/Someone
Negative to Affirmative
1385. a
1386. b
1387. b
1388. b
1389. a
1390. a
1391. a
1392. a
Pronoun It
1393. b
1394. a
1395. b
1396. b
1397. a
1398. b
1399. a
1400. b
1401. b
1402. a
1403. a
1404. a
1405. a
1406. b
1407. a
1408. b
1409. b
1410. a
1411. a
1412. b
Pronoun It Takes &
Infinitive
1413. a
1414. a
1415. a
1416. a
1417. a
1418. b
501
1419. a
1420. b
1421. b
1422. a
1423. b
1424. a
1425. a
1426. a
1427. a
Pronoun It/There
1428. b
1429. b
1430. a
1431. a
1432. b
1433. a
1434. a
1435. a
1436. b
1437. b
1438. b
1439. a
1440. a
1441. b
1442. a
1443. a
1444. a
1445. a
1446. b
1447. b
1448. a
1449. a
1450. b
1451. b
1452. b
1453. a
1454. a
1455. a
1456. b
1457. b
1458. b
1459. a
1460. b
1461. a
1462. b
1463. a
1464. b
1465. a
1466. b
Pronoun Possessive
1467. a
1468. a
1469. a
1470. b
1471. b
1472. b
1473. a
1474. b
1475. a
1476. b
1477. a
1478. a
1479. a
1480. b
1481. a
1482. b
1483. b
Pronoun Possessive
Adjective/Possessive
Pronoun
1484. a
1485. a
1486. b
1487. b
1488. a
1489. b
1490. b
1491. a
1492. b
1493. b
1494. b
1495. b
1496. b
1497. a
1498. a
1499. b
1500. b
Pronoun Possessive To
Be for To Belong
1501. a
1502. a
1503. b
1504. a
1505. a
1506. b
1507. b
1508. a
1509. b
1510. a
1511. a
1512. b
1513. a
1514. b
1515. b
1516. a
1517. a
1518. a
1519. b
1520. a
1521. a
Pronoun Reflexive
1522. a
1523. a
1524. b
1525. a
1526. b
1527. a
1528. a
1529. a
1530. b
1531. b
1532. b
1533. a
1534. b
1535. a
1536. a
1537. b
1538. b
1539. a
1540. a
1541. a
1542. b
1543. b
1544. a
1545. b
1546. a
1547. b
1548. b
502
1549. a
1550. b
1551. b
1552. b
1553. b
1554. a
1555. a
1556. b
Pronoun There is/are
1557. b
1558. b
1559. a
1560. a
1561. a
1562. a
1563. a
1564. a
1565. b
1566. a
1567. b
1568. b
1569. a
1570. a
1571. a
Pronoun There is/are
Negatives
1572. b
1573. a
1574. b
1575. a
1576. b
1577. b
1578. a
1579. a
1580. a
1581. b
1582. b
1583. a
1584. b
1585. b
1586. a
1587. a
1588. a
1589. a
1590. b
1591. b
1592. b
1593. b
1594. a
1595. a
1596. a
1597. b
Pronoun There is/There
are
1598. a
1599. b
1600. b
1601. b
1602. a
1603. b
1604. b
1605. a
1606. a
1607. a
1608. a
1609. b
1610. b
1611. a
1612. b
1613. a
1614. b
1615. b
1616. b
1617. b
1618. a
1619. b
Pronouns Object
1620. b
1621. b
1622. b
1623. a
1624. a
1625. b
1626. a
1627. b
1628. a
1629. a
1630. a
1631. a
1632. b
1633. a
1634. b
1635. a
1636. b
1637. a
1638. b
1639. b
1640. a
1641. a
1642. a
1643. a
1644. b
1645. b
1646. b
1647. b
1648. a
1649. b
1650. b
1651. b
1652. a
1653. b
1654. b
1655. a
1656. a
1657. b
Pronouns Relative
1658. a
1659. b
1660. a
1661. b
1662. a
1663. b
1664. a
1665. a
1666. b
1667. a
1668. b
1669. a
1670. a
Pronouns This/That
These/Those
1671. a
1672. b
1673. a
1674. b
1675. b
1676. a
1677. a
503
1678. a
1679. a
1680. b
1681. b
1682. b
1683. a
1684. b
1685. b
Questions NegativeContracted
1686. a
1687. a
1688. a
1689. b
1690. b
1691. a
1692. b
1693. a
1694. a
1695. a
1696. b
1697. b
Questions NegativeWhy
1698. b
1699. a
1700. b
1701. a
1702. b
1703. b
1704. b
1705. a
1706. b
1707. a
1708. a
1709. a
Questions Subject
1710. b
1711. a
1712. a
1713. b
1714. a
1715. b
1716. b
1717. a
1718. a
1719. b
1720. b
1721. b
1722. b
1723. a
1724. a
1725. a
1726. a
Reflexive Pronouns with
By
1727. b
1728. a
1729. a
1730. b
1731. a
1732. a
1733. b
1734. b
1735. a
1736. b
1737. a
1738. b
1739. b
1740. b
1741. a
1742. b
1743. b
1744. b
1745. b
Sequence Past/Present
1746. b
1747. a
1748. b
1749. a
1750. a
1751. b
1752. a
1753. a
1754. a
1755. b
1756. b
1757. a
1758. b
Short AnswersAffirmative
1759. b
1760. b
1761. b
1762. a
1763. b
1764. b
1765. b
1766. b
1767. b
1768. b
1769. b
1770. b
1771. b
1772. a
1773. b
1774. a
1775. b
1776. a
1777. b
1778. b
1779. b
1780. a
1781. a
1782. b
1783. a
Short Answers-Negative
1784. b
1785. a
1786. a
1787. a
1788. a
1789. b
1790. b
1791. a
1792. a
1793. b
1794. b
1795. b
1796. b
1797. a
1798. b
1799. a
1800. a
1801. b
1802. a
1803. a
1804. a
504
1805. a
1806. a
1807. b
1808. b
Should
1809. a
1810. a
1811. b
1812. a
1813. a
1814. b
1815. b
1816. a
1817. b
1818. a
1819. b
1820. a
1821. a
1822. a
Should/Ought Past
Tense
1823. b
1824. a
1825. a
1826. a
1827. b
1828. b
1829. a
1830. a
1831. b
1832. a
1833. b
1834. a
1835. a
1836. a
1837. a
So
1838. b
1839. a
1840. a
1841. b
1842. a
1843. b
1844. b
1845. a
1846. a
1847. a
1848. a
1849. b
1850. b
1851. b
Still/Anymore
1852. a
1853. a
1854. a
1855. a
1856. b
1857. a
1858. a
1859. a
1860. a
1861. a
1862. b
1863. b
1864. b
Still/Anymore
Affirmative to Negative
1865. b
1866. b
1867. a
1868. b
1869. a
1870. b
1871. b
Supposed To
1872. a
1873. b
1874. a
1875. a
1876. a
1877. a
1878. b
1879. a
1880. a
1881. a
1882. a
Tag Endings
1883. b
1884. b
1885. a
1886. a
1887. a
1888. b
1889. a
1890. b
1891. a
1892. a
1893. b
1894. b
1895. b
1896. a
1897. a
1898. b
1899. a
1900. b
1901. a
1902. a
1903. a
1904. a
1905. a
1906. a
1907. b
1908. b
1909. a
1910. a
1911. b
1912. a
1913. a
1914. a
1915. a
1916. b
1917. a
1918. a
1919. a
1920. b
1921. a
1922. b
1923. b
1924. b
1925. a
1926. b
Tag Endings Present to
Future
1927. b
1928. a
1929. a
1930. a
1931. b
505
1932. a
1933. b
1934. a
1935. a
1936. b
1937. a
1938. a
1939. b
1940. a
1941. a
1942. a
1943. a
1944. a
1945. a
1946. a
Tag Endings Present to
Past
1947. a
1948. b
1949. b
1950. a
1951. a
1952. b
1953. b
1954. a
1955. a
1956. b
1957. a
1958. b
1959. b
1960. b
1961. a
1962. b
1963. b
1964. a
1965. a
1966. b
Tag Endings.
Affirmative after
Negative
1967. b
1968. b
1969. b
1970. b
1971. b
1972. b
1973. b
1974. a
1975. b
1976. a
1977. b
1978. a
1979. a
1980. a
1981. a
1982. b
1983. a
1984. a
Tag Endings. Negative
after Affirmative.
1985. a
1986. b
1987. b
1988. a
1989. b
1990. b
1991. a
1992. b
1993. b
1994. b
1995. b
1996. b
1997. b
1998. b
1999. a
2000. b
2001. b
2002. a
Too
2003. b
2004. b
2005. b
2006. b
2007. a
2008. b
2009. b
2010. b
2011. b
2012. a
2013. a
2014. a
2015. b
2016. b
Used To
2017. a
2018. a
2019. b
2020. b
2021. b
2022. a
2023. a
2024. b
2025. b
2026. a
2027. b
2028. b
2029. a
2030. b
2031. b
2032. a
Verb Auxiliary
2033. a
2034. b
2035. b
2036. b
2037. a
2038. b
2039. b
2040. b
2041. b
2042. a
2043. b
2044. b
2045. a
2046. b
2047. a
2048. a
2049. a
2050. b
2051. a
2052. b
2053. b
2054. b
2055. b
2056. b
2057. a
2058. b
2059. b
506
2060. b
2061. a
2062. b
2063. a
2064. b
2065. a
2066. a
2067. a
2068. b
2069. a
2070. a
2071. b
2072. a
Verb Future as Present
Continuous
2073. b
2074. a
2075. a
2076. b
2077. b
2078. b
2079. b
2080. a
2081. b
2082. a
2083. a
2084. a
2085. a
2086. a
2087. b
Verb Future Continuous
Tense
2088. b
2089. a
2090. a
2091. a
2092. b
2093. b
2094. b
2095. b
2096. b
2097. a
Verb Future Perfect
2098. a
2099. a
2100. b
2101. a
2102. a
2103. a
2104. b
2105. b
2106. a
2107. a
2108. b
2109. a
2110. a
Verb Future Tense
2111. a
2112. b
2113. a
2114. a
2115. b
2116. a
2117. a
2118. b
2119. b
2120. b
2121. a
2122. b
2123. a
2124. a
Verb Future Tense
Going To
2125. a
2126. a
2127. b
2128. b
2129. a
2130. b
2131. a
2132. b
2133. b
2134. b
2135. a
2136. a
2137. a
2138. b
2139. b
2140. a
2141. a
Verb Future Tense
Negatives with Will
2142. a
2143. b
2144. b
2145. b
2146. a
2147. a
2148. a
2149. a
2150. a
2151. a
2152. b
2153. b
2154. a
2155. a
2156. b
Verb Future Tense
Question Words
2157. a
2158. b
2159. b
2160. b
2161. b
2162. b
2163. a
2164. a
2165. a
2166. b
2167. a
2168. b
2169. a
2170. b
2171. b
2172. b
2173. b
Verb Future Tense
Questions
2174. b
2175. b
2176. a
2177. b
2178. b
2179. a
2180. b
2181. b
2182. b
2183. b
507
2184. b
2185. a
2186. b
2187. a
2188. b
2189. a
2190. b
Verb Past Continuous
2191. a
2192. b
2193. a
2194. b
2195. b
2196. a
2197. a
2198. a
2199. a
2200. a
2201. a
2202. a
Verb Past
Continuous/Past Tense
2203. a
2204. a
2205. a
2206. a
2207. b
2208. b
2209. a
2210. a
2211. b
2212. b
2213. b
2214. b
2215. a
2216. b
2217. a
2218. b
2219. b
2220. b
2221. a
2222. b
2223. b
2224. b
2225. a
2226. b
2227. b
2228. a
2229. b
2230. b
2231. b
Verb Past Perfect
2232. a
2233. a
2234. b
2235. a
2236. b
2237. b
2238. b
2239. a
2240. a
2241. b
2242. a
2243. b
2244. b
2245. a
Verb Past Tense Going
To
2246. b
2247. a
2248. a
2249. a
2250. a
2251. b
2252. b
2253. a
2254. b
2255. a
2256. b
2257. a
2258. b
Verb Past Tense
irregular
2259. b
2260. a
2261. a
2262. a
2263. a
2264. a
2265. b
2266. b
2267. b
2268. b
2269. a
2270. a
2271. b
2272. b
2273. b
2274. a
2275. a
2276. a
2277. b
2278. a
2279. b
2280. a
2281. b
2282. a
2283. b
2284. a
2285. b
2286. b
2287. b
2288. a
2289. a
2290. b
2291. a
Verb Past Tense
Negative
2292. a
2293. b
2294. b
2295. a
2296. a
2297. b
2298. b
2299. b
2300. a
2301. b
2302. b
2303. a
2304. a
2305. a
2306. b
Verb Past Tense
Questions
2307. b
2308. a
2309. a
508
2310. a
2311. a
2312. b
2313. a
2314. b
2315. b
2316. b
2317. b
2318. b
2319. a
2320. a
2321. a
2322. b
2323. b
2324. b
2325. a
2326. a
2327. b
2328. a
2329. a
2330. b
2331. b
2332. b
2333. b
2334. a
2335. a
2336. b
2337. a
2338. a
2339. a
2340. a
Verb Past Tense Regular
2341. b
2342. b
2343. a
2344. b
2345. b
2346. a
2347. a
2348. b
2349. a
2350. a
2351. a
2352. b
2353. b
2354. b
2355. a
2356. a
Verb Present Continuous
Negative
2357. a
2358. a
2359. a
2360. a
2361. b
2362. a
2363. b
2364. a
2365. a
2366. a
2367. a
2368. b
2369. b
2370. a
2371. a
Verb Present Continuous
Question
2372. b
2373. b
2374. b
2375. a
2376. b
2377. b
2378. b
2379. a
2380. b
2381. a
2382. b
2383. a
2384. a
2385. a
2386. a
Verb Present Continuous
Tense
2387. a
2388. a
2389. a
2390. b
2391. b
2392. a
2393. a
2394. a
2395. b
2396. b
2397. b
2398. b
2399. b
2400. b
2401. a
2402. a
2403. b
Verb Present
Continuous/Simple
Present
2404. a
2405. a
2406. b
2407. a
2408. a
2409. a
2410. b
2411. b
2412. b
2413. a
2414. a
2415. b
2416. a
2417. a
2418. b
Verb Present Perfect
Continuous
2419. a
2420. b
2421. b
2422. b
2423. a
2424. b
2425. b
2426. b
2427. b
2428. a
2429. a
2430. a
2431. a
2432. a
Verb Present Perfect
Tense
2433. a
509
2434. a
2435. a
2436. a
2437. b
2438. a
2439. a
2440. b
2441. b
2442. b
2443. b
2444. b
2445. a
2446. b
Verb Present Perfect
Tense/Past Tense
2447. b
2448. b
2449. a
2450. a
2451. b
2452. a
2453. a
2454. b
2455. b
2456. a
2457. b
2458. a
2459. b
2460. a
2461. a
2462. a
2463. b
2464. b
2465. a
2466. a
2467. a
2468. b
2469. b
2470. b
2471. a
2472. a
2473. b
2474. b
2475. a
2476. b
2477. a
2478. a
Verb Present Tense
Simple
2479. b
2480. a
2481. a
2482. b
2483. a
2484. b
2485. b
2486. b
2487. a
2488. b
2489. b
2490. b
2491. a
2492. a
2493. a
2494. b
2495. b
2496. b
2497. b
2498. b
2499. b
2500. a
2501. b
2502. b
2503. b
2504. a
2505. a
2506. a
2507. b
2508. b
2509. b
2510. b
2511. a
2512. a
2513. b
2514. a
2515. b
2516. a
2517. b
2518. a
2519. b
2520. a
2521. b
2522. a
2523. b
2524. a
2525. b
2526. b
2527. a
2528. b
2529. a
2530. b
2531. a
2532. b
2533. a
2534. b
2535. b
2536. a
2537. a
2538. a
2539. a
2540. a
2541. a
2542. b
2543. a
2544. a
2545. a
2546. b
2547. a
2548. a
2549. a
2550. b
2551. b
2552. b
2553. a
2554. a
2555. b
2556. a
2557. a
2558. a
2559. b
2560. a
2561. b
2562. b
2563. b
2564. b
2565. b
2566. b
2567. a
Verb Sequence
2568. b
2569. b
2570. a
2571. a
2572. a
2573. b
2574. a
2575. a
2576. b
2577. a
2578. b
2579. b
2580. b
2581. b
2582. a
2583. a
2584. b
2585. b
2586. b
2587. b
2588. b
2589. a
2590. b
2591. b
2592. b
2593. b
2594. a
2595. a
2596. b
2597. a
2598. a
Verb Simple Present
Negative
2599. b
2600. a
2601. b
2602. b
2603. b
2604. b
2605. a
2606. a
2607. b
2608. a
2609. a
2610. a
510
2611. a
2612. a
2613. a
2614. b
2615. b
Verb Simple Present
Questions-DO
2616. b
2617. b
2618. b
2619. b
2620. a
2621. a
2622. b
2623. b
2624. a
2625. b
2626. b
2627. b
2628. a
2629. b
2630. b
2631. b
2632. a
2633. b
2634. a
2635. b
2636. a
2637. b
2638. b
2639. b
2640. a
2641. a
2642. a
2643. a
2644. b
2645. b
2646. b
2647. a
2648. b
2649. b
2650. b
2651. a
2652. b
2653. a
2654. a
511
2695. a
2696. b
2697. a
2698. b
2699. a
2700. b
2701. b
2702. a
2703. a
2704. a
Verb To Be Past
2705. b
2706. a
2707. a
2708. b
2709. b
2710. a
2711. b
2712. a
2713. b
2714. b
2715. a
2716. b
2717. a
2718. b
2719. b
2720. b
2721. a
Verb To Be Past Tense
Negatives
2722. b
2723. a
2724. b
2725. a
2726. a
2727. b
2728. b
2729. a
2730. a
2731. b
2732. a
2733. b
2734. a
2735. a
2736. a
Verb To Be Past Tense
Questions
2737. b
2738. a
2739. b
2740. a
2741. a
2742. a
2743. a
2744. b
2745. a
2746. b
2747. a
2748. b
2749. b
2750. b
2751. a
Verb To Be Present
Tense
2752. a
2753. b
2754. b
2755. a
2756. a
2757. a
2758. a
2759. b
2760. a
2761. a
2762. b
2763. a
2764. a
2765. a
2766. a
Verb To Have Present
Tense
2767. a
2768. a
2769. a
2770. a
2771. b
2772. a
2773. a
2774. b
2775. a
2776. b
2777. a
2778. a
2779. b
2780. a
2781. a
2782. a
2783. a
2784. b
Verbs Irregular/Regular
2785. a
2786. a
2787. a
2788. a
2789. b
2790. a
2791. b
2792. a
2793. b
2794. b
2795. b
2796. a
2797. b
2798. b
2799. a
2800. b
2801. a
2802. a
2803. a
2804. a
2805. b
Verbs Past Tense
Irregular Verbs
2806. a
2807. b
2808. b
2809. a
2810. b
2811. a
2812. a
2813. a
2814. a
2815. b
2816. a
2817. a
2818. a
2819. b
2820. a
512
2821. a
Verbs Review
2822. a
2823. b
2824. b
2825. b
2826. a
2827. a
2828. a
2829. a
2830. a
2831. a
2832. b
2833. a
2834. a
2835. a
2836. b
2837. a
2838. b
2839. b
2840. b
2841. a
2842. b
2843. a
2844. b
2845. a
2846. b
2847. b
2848. b
2849. a
2850. b
2851. b
2852. b
2853. b
2854. b
2855. b
2856. b
2857. b
2858. a
2859. b
2860. b
2861. a
2862. a
2863. a
2864. a
2865. a
2866. a
2867. b
2868. b
2869. a
2870. a
2871. b
2872. b
Wish
2873. b
2874. a
2875. a
2876. b
2877. b
2878. b
2879. b
2880. a
2881. b
Wish Imperative to
Polite
2882. a
2883. a
2884. b
2885. a
Word Order
2886. a
2887. b
2888. b
2889. b
2890. a
2891. a
2892. b
2893. a
2894. b
2895. a
2896. a
2897. b
2898. a
2899. b
2900. a
2901. a
2902. b
2903. b
2904. a
Would Rather
2905. a
2906. b
2907. a
2908. b
2909. a
2910. a
2911. b
2912. b
2913. a
2914. a
2915. a
2916. a
2917. a
2918. a
2919. a
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