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How much do you remember? Level B2.1

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  • Write this sentence in the negative form. You must have seen her.
    You CAN’T have seen her.
  • Choose the correct tense. When he phoned/ was phoning, I read /was reading a book.
    When he phoned, I was reading a book.
  • Present Perfect Simple or Cont? Oh no! The train (stop) again! I (sit) on this train for hours.
    Oh no! The train has stopped again! I ‘ve been sitting on this train for hours.
  • Complete the sentence. Millie has a cold and so _____ Peter.
    Millie’s got a cold and so does Peter.
  • Same meaning? I always remember to lock the door. I remember locking the door.
    Different
  • Put the words in the correct order. new/for/suit/a/smart /bought/linen/I’ve/the/wedding.
    I've bought a smart new linen suit for the wedding.
  • Put the words in the correct order. wife/married./I/My/very/are/and/happily
    My wife and I are very happily married.
  • Right or Wrong? If wrong, correct it. I’ll be ready as soon as I’ve had a cup of coffee.
    Right
  • Right or Wrong? If wrong, correct it. Tom was exhausted because he’d been working too hard.
    Right
  • Write the question. who / win / the final?
    who won the final?
  • Right or Wrong? If wrong, correct it. Could you tell me what time opens the shop next door?
    WRONG - Could you tell me what time the shop next door opens?
  • Right or Wrong? If wrong, correct it. I’ve been knowing him for a long time.
    I’ve known him for a long time.
  • Which word is correct? If/In/When case there isn’t enough evidence, he will be acquitted.
    If there isn’t enough evidence, he will be acquitted.
  • Complete the sentence. I wouldn’t go to that restaurant again even if you (pay) me.
    I wouldn’t go to that restaurant again even if you paid me.
  • Write the correct preposition. insist _____ apologise _____ sth accuse sb _____ sth
    insist _ON___ apologise _FOR_ sth accuse sb __OF_ sth
  • Right or Wrong? If wrong, correct it. She isn’t used to have a big dinner in the evening.
    She isn’t used to HAVING a big dinner in the evening.
  • Which tense is correct? This time next week I’ll lie/‘ll be lying on a beach in Thailand.
    This time next week I’‘ll be lying on a beach in Thailand.
  • Write this in the passive form. They will hold a meeting to discuss the problem.
    A meeting will BE HELD to discuss the problem.
  • Are both options correct? She used to / would live in Scotland.
    She used to live in Scotland.
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