Prepare 7 review grammar units 5-8 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Don’t buy those shoes until you _____ them ______ (try on). (Present Perfect)

have tried, on

This summer camp looks great. I think you ______ (have) a lot of fun here. (Future Forms)

will have or are going to have

Look, blue sky. It _____ (stop) raining any moment now. (Future Forms)

is going to stop

Next weekend we _____ (stay) in a remote cabin in the woods. (Future Forms)

are staying

If you don’t like your sandwich, I _____ (eat) it and you can have this one. (Future Forms)

will eat

What ____ you ____ (do) next Sunday? Are you busy? (Future Forms)

are, doing

When I ______ (leave) home, I’d like to live in a trendy neighbourhood. (Future Forms)

leave

The party ______ (be) next Friday at eight. (Future Forms)

is

I don’t think I will live / am living in the suburbs forever.

will live

Get your popcorn now. The film may / is about to start.

is about to

On Friday I am meeting / meet Jan and Clive.

am meeting

He’s going too fast. He will / is going to crash.

is going to

I’ll call you when I do / have done all my work.

have done

The afternoon performance start / starts at 3.30.

starts

As soon as you get / will get home, put that ice cream in the freezer please.

get

I ’ll have / am having a lemonade and a falafel wrap, please.

’ll have

She twisted her ankle while she _____ (play) basketball. (Past Continuous)

was playing

I got completely soaked as I ______ (forget) to bring an umbrella. (Past Perfect)

had forgotten

I walked straight into the shop and _____ (buy) the first coat I saw. (Past Simple)

bought

He fell off the bed and _____ (bump) his head on the wardrobe. (Past Simple)

bumped

It was the first time I _____ (travel) to another country without my parents. (Past Perfect)

had travelled

We didn’t want to leave because we ____ (have) such a good time. (Past Continuous)

were having

Christy ______ (learn) to drive for two years before she finally passed her test. (Past Perfect Continuous)

had been learning

I suddenly noticed that everyone _____ (look) at me. (Past Continuous)

was looking

After we had looked / been looking for my phone for hours, I remembered that it was in my locker at school.

been looking

When we got home from our holiday, we realised that we had left / been leaving the back door open!

left

By the time they sat down to eat, the food had already gone / been going cold.

gone

I had lived / been living in New York for two years when my parents came to visit me for the first time.

been living

We missed the bus, so when we got to the cinema, the film had already started / been starting.

started

When we got home, Dad had already cooked / been cooking dinner.

cooked

The passengers had obviously eaten / been eating when the disaster happened – there were plates of half-eaten food on the tables.

been eating

When the ticket office opened, many fans had already waited / been waiting for hours.

been waiting

Do you want a knife and fork? (not be used to + eat + -ing)

‘Yes please. I’m not used to eating with chopsticks.

Uri seems stressed at the moment. (not be used to + have + -ing)

I think he isn’t used to having so much work.

Your dad’s a bit bad-tempered this morning. (not be used to + get up + -ing)

He isn’t used to getting up so early.

You look petrified. (not be used to + stand + -ing)

I'm not used to standing at the top of a skyscraper.

Nina’s down about her exam results. (not be used to + fail + -ing)

She isn’t used to failing in any subject.

Simon’s a little depressed. (not be used to + be + -ing)

He isn’t used to being without his parents.

Claire’s a bit anxious. (not be used to + drive + -ing)

She isn’t used to driving on motorways.’

You look exhausted. (not be used to + walk + -ing)

I am not used to walking so much.

The traffic was irritating, but we were / got used to it after a few days.

got

It took us three days to be / get used to the temperature.

get

Lisa is / gets used to the rain. She’s from Scotland!

is

Could you be / get used to life in another country?

get

I only started high school last week. I’m still being / getting used to it.

getting

Waking up early is easy. I am / get used to it.

am

They won’t fall. They are / get used to climbing walls like that.

are

My new bike was hard to ride at first but I was / got used to it quite quickly.

got

My grandad worked as a cook on a fishing boat, so he gets / got / didn’t get used to living in a small space.

got

The family wasn’t / isn’t / doesn’t get used to having a man in the house.

wasn't

While my grandad was at sea, my grandma became / didn’t become / not got used to looking after the family on her own.

became

____ I like to have lunch outdoors.

Once in a while

Once a while

____ live in Denmark.

I used to

I would

_____ forgetting to take my membership card.

I’m always

I always am

______ listen to the radio in the evenings.

We would often

We often were

_____ have wi-fi at home.

He didn’t use to

He used to not

_____ go to bed before midnight.

They hardly ever

Hardly they ever

_____ take sugar in her coffee.

She doesn’t always

Always she doesn’t

_______ me to lend him money.

He’s continually asking

Continually he’s asking