In my final year at university, I have to _____ six exams. If I _____ them all, I'll get my degree.
take - pass
I was very nervous, so I thought I was going to _____ my driving test.
fail
I _____ at university in the mornings. Then I _____ little children maths in the afternoon.
study - teach
I had to study yesterday, so I _____ her birthday party.
missed
FIND THE MISTAKE: Karen prefers to spend the money she wins from her job on travelling rather than clothes.
wins (X) - earns (CORRECT)
FIND THE MISTAKE: It's not easy for me to do new friends nowadays because I work from home.
do (X) - make (CORRECT)
FIND THE MISTAKE: I have to do a lot of time writing emails at work.
do (X) - spend (CORRECT)
FIND THE MISTAKE: The journey to work spent me a long time today because the traffic was terrible.
spent (X) - took (CORRECT)
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: I used to enjoy / was enjoying going to clubs when I was younger, but now I find them very noisy.
used to enjoy
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: He gave / was giving a presentation in the communication skills class when the computer stopped / was stopping working.
was giving - stopped
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: Did you spend / Were you spending a lot of money when you were on holiday last year?
Did you spend
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: It used to rain / was raining when we left the house, but later the sun came / was coming out.
was raining - came
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: My parents weren't letting / didn't use to let me go out on school days, even when I was 17.
didn't use to let
CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION: We decided / were deciding to have a cup of coffee while we used to shop / were shopping in the city centre.
decided - were shopping
Use the past tense of the verb BEGIN in a sentence.
no wrong answer
Use the past tense of the verb PAY in a sentence.
no wrong answer
