Excuse me. Did you know you ______ in line? I was here first.
CUT
"Thank you for ______ me your seat." "It's OK. I'm leaving soon."
OFFERING
Don't be late! Meg hates it when someone ______ her waiting.
KEEPS
It can be embarrassing when you are with someone who ______ loudly in public.
TALKS
Excuse me. You shouldn't ______ litter on the street. There's a trash can on the corner.
DROP
"Marco was late for the movie last night." "Did he ______ an explanation?" (TELL/ASK FOR/OFFER)
OFFER
"Can I ______ a favor?" "Sure. What do you need?" (RETURN / OFFER / ASK FOR)
ASK FOR
"I liked Stephanie's dress." "Me, too. I ______ her a compliment." (SUGGESTED / GAVE / ACCEPTED)
GAVE
"Oh, no! I forgot to do my homework!" "You'd better ______ a good excuse." (ASK FOR / MAKE / DO)
MAKE
I'd like to ______ a special request for my birthday. (MAKE / OFFER / ACCEPT)
MAKE
If Heather ______ (BE) more adventurous, she ______ (TRY) an extreme sport.
were / would try
What ______ (DO) if your neighbor ______ (PLAY) music loudly at night?
would you do / were playing
Mary has two jobs. She ______ (NOT NEED) her job at the restaurant if she ______ (MAKE) enough money at the hospital.
wouldn't need / made
______ (BE) embarrassed if you ______ (GET) seasick?
Would you be / got
We ______ (SAVE) money if we ______ (TOOK) public transportation to work.
would save / took
"I'm sorry I didn't come to your party last night. My sister was using the car." "You ______." a. should have call me b. could have taken the bus c. would had told me last night
B
