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Complete with a FUTURE FORM: Perhaps he (arrive) in time for lunch
will arrive
Complete with a FUTURE FORM: I hope that you (have) a good time tomorrow
will have
Complete with a FUTURE FORM: I'm sure that you (like) it
will like
Complete with a FUTURE FORM: Look at those clouds! It (rain) soon
is going to rain
Complete with a FUTURE FORM: Don't touch that dog! It (bite) you
is going to bite
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: I (finish) the exam an hour ago
finished
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: I (not finish/ yet) the exam
I have not (haven´t) finished the exam yet
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: Jane (go / just) to the cinema
Jane has just gone to the cinema
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: The team (win) several matches
The team has won several matches
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: I (try / never) Japanese food
I have never tried Japanese food
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE: I (start) the essay last week
I started the essay last week
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: It's (QUIETER THAN / THE QUIETEST / MORE QUIET THAN / THE MOST QUIET) than any garden I've visited before
quieter than
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: Our prices are ( the best / the goodest / the better / the more good) any of our rivals
better than
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: That was the worse film I've ever seen
the worst
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: He should catch a more earlier train if he wants to get to London by five
an earlier
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Clothes aren't cheap here; in fact, these jeans are so expensive as the ones you bought back home
as expensive as
