Use between two and five words: Don’t do that because there’s a chance you’ll fail. (risk)
Don’t do that because you ______________________________.
risk failing
Use between two and five words: He loves to ride his bike at the weekend. (go)
He loves to ______________________________ at the weekend.
go riding (on his bike) / go cycling
Use between two and five words: Nobody finished the exam before Sarah. (first)
Sarah was ______________________________ the exam.
can't stand getting up
Use between two and five words: I think it’s essential to have a valid passport. (have)
I think ______________________________ is essential.
having a valid passport
Use between two and five words:Please think about joining our club. (consider)
Please ______________________________ our club.
consider joining
Use between two and five words:Nobody finished the exam before Sarah. (first)
Sarah was ______________________________ the exam.
the first to finish
Use between two and five words: It would be great to see him in concert next week. (love)
I ______________________________ him in concert next week.
'd / would love to see
Choose the correct alternative. OK! I’ve finished / been finishing my exam.
I’ve finished
Choose the correct alternative. My eyes are tired. I’ve read / been reading without the light on.
been reading
Choose the correct alternative. My Indian friend’s stayed / been staying in my house but she goes back home today.
been staying
Choose the correct alternative. We’ve seen / been seeing this film twice.
've seen
Choose the correct alternative. My feet are tired. I’ve stood / been standing here for hours.
been standing
Choose the correct alternative. We’ve been here for / since two hours.
for
Choose the correct alternative .Have you switched / been switching the TV off?
switched
Complete each sentence with an appropriate word. Why are you always _____________________ me for help with your homework?
asking
Complete each sentence with an appropriate word. My little brother is _____________________ shouting! It drives me mad.
always / constantly / continually / forever
