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(Correct tense) As soon as I closed the door, I realised that I _____ (leave) my keys on the table.
had left
(Correct tense) Dan’s not at home at the moment. I think he _____ (play) football with his friends.
is playing
(Correct tense) What mark _____ (you / get) for your last English test?
did you get
(Correct tense) Stephen _____ (not understand) why you’re angry with him so you need to tell him
doesn’t understand
(Correct tense) I _____ (help) you with your homework this evening, so I’ll come to your house at 7 pm.
will help
(Correct tense) _____ (Clare / thank) you for her present yet?
Has Clare thanked
(Correct tense) Hurry up! The lesson _____ (begin) in ten minutes.
begins
(Correct tense) I’ve decided that I _____ (look) for a part-time job this summer.
am going to look
(Correct Adjective) Martin drives (fast) than anyone I know.
faster
(Correct Adjective) Tanya speaks French as (bad) as I do! I think it’s because we don’t really enjoy it
badly
(Correct Adjective) Which European city is the (far) from London?
farthest/furthest
(Correct Adjective) John works (hard) than his brother. He has always been very ambitious.
harder
(Correct Adjective) Which is the (easy) subject you’ve ever studied?
easiest
(Correct Adjective) Who answers questions the most (intelligent) in your class?
intelligently
(Correct Adjective) Do you really believe that boys are (good) than girls at science?
better
I think television programmes are far less (interesting) they used to be. There’s nothing worth watching anymore.
interesting than
