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Side by Side - Book 4 - Chapters 1 to 2

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  • My sister doesn’t eat meat. She’s been a ______ since she was in high school.
    vegetarian
    veterinarian
    couch potato
    physician
  • Our teacher didn’t come to class today. She ______ do something very important.
    must have had to
    should have had to
    shouldn’t have to
    might have
  • You need to get a good night’s ______ before tomorrow’s important test.
    sleep
    dream
    dinner
    oversleep
  • A. Tom looks exhausted. He ______ very far. B. He ______ jogged far, but that doesn’t usually make him so exhausted.
    might jog ... mustn't have
    must have jogged ... might have
    may have jogged ... should have
    should have jogged ... couldn’t have
  • I'm very tired. ______ memos all morning. ______ more than 50.
    I'm writing ... I wrote
    I’ve been writing ... I’ve written
    I wrote ... I've been writing
    I’ve written ... I’m writing
  • When the president came into the room, he ______ everybody's hand.
    shipped
    stood
    shook
    shoveled
  • Brenda recently spoke with the personnel officer of her company about her maternity ______.
    celebration
    department
    job
    leave
  • I’m looking forward to attending my daughter’s graduation ______.
    composition
    competition
    ceremony
    launch
  • My husband and I had some ______ problems last month and we weren't able to pay our rent on time.
    expensive
    financial
    pessimistic
    final
  • A. ______ a break yet? B. Yes. ______ a break a little while ago.
    Have you been taking ... I took
    Have you taken ... I’ve been taking
    Have you taken ... I took
    Did you take ... I’ve taken
  • ______ pancakes for breakfast yesterday. ______ pancakes the day before.
    We had made ... We didn’t make
    We've made ... We hadn’t made
    We haven’t made ... We made
    We didn’t make ... We had made
  • I made a mistake. I ______ driven to work today. I ______ taken the bus instead.
    should have ... must have
    must have ... couldn’t have
    may have ... shouldn't have
    shouldn't have ... should have
  • It’s a shame I had to cancel my trip to London. ______ it for a long time.
    I'm planning
    I had been planning
    I been planning
    I had been planned
  • I was sorry I tried to move my piano by myself. I’m very lucky. I ______ hurt my back.
    could have
    must have
    might
    shouldn't have
  • My children get frightened whenever they see a _______ movie.
    scared
    scary
    disappointed
    mean
  • Oliver speaks with a British ______.
    system
    speech
    accent
    accident
  • I’m sorry to hear you’re sick. When did you ______ the flu?
    come over
    come through
    come down with
    come from
  • I wonder why our supervisor was an hour late for work today. She ______ the bus.
    should miss
    might have missed
    may miss
    musn't have missed
  • I’m sorry I forgot to call you. I ______ you an apology.
    owe
    give
    return
    tell
  • A. ______ sailing recently? B. ______ sailing in a long time.
    Have you gone ... I haven’t gone
    Have you went ... I haven’t went
    Have you gone ... I didn’t go
    Did you go ... I’ve gone