Mar 20, 2017
- Fill in the blanks with the most suitable answer.
- You (aren’t, couldn’t, needn’t) to leave hospital as you (not, recover) yet.
- I (come) just and I (try) to understand what (go on).
- She didn’t know if her parents (come) the next day.
- She was lucky (recognize) by the broad public.
- Jenny’s late. She (should, is to, might) have forgotten about the party.
- He was only person who could speak German with Germans and Austrians. (a, the, —)
- They are going to get punished one way or . . . .
- other
- the other
- another
- He’s always a bad temper breakfast. (in, on, at)
- Things went from (bad) to (bad). There was no way (from, out of, in) the situation.
- A: How do you go to school?
B: It depends weather. sunny days I go foot. (on, in, by) - Why (you, leave) tonight? We (not, do) much yet.
- As soon as I (have) a good look at the documents, I (send) them back to you. It won’t be long.
- You (not, get ready) for the exam unless you (revise) all the rules.
- Didn’t you know that his lectures always (listen) to with real interest?
- When I go to Paris I (may, can, must) be staying with Richard, but I am not sure yet.
- I earn £6.60 hour as shop-assistant on Sundays, (a, the, —)
- Go and ask him for (no, some, any) paper. I haven’t (no, some, any) in my desk.
- There was accident at crossroads at midnight last night. (a, the, —)
- (in, at, for) first she was not allowed to marry James, but later her parents had to give (in, on, at).
- Every year more and more people go abroad holiday. (on, to, at, —)
- You (aren’t, couldn’t, needn’t) to leave hospital as you (not, recover) yet.
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