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  • Did you eat / Have you eaten at home yesterday?
    Did you eat
  • School ______ (finish) at 2.30 so I’ll be free after then. (Future Forms)
    finishes
  • I can’t remember if that’s the shop which / where I bought the game.
    whose
  • I can’t go to the cinema. I ______ (spend) all my money on snacks yesterday. (Past Simple)
    spent
  • My little sister ______ talk until she was at least 4 years old. Now she’s never quiet.
    may be able to
    are able to
    couldn’t
    managed to
  • Do you know anyone when / who plays online games?
    who
  • Put the words in the correct order: haven’t / New York / to / yet / been / I.
    I haven’t been to New York yet.
  • When we lived in Italy, I can / could speak Italian quite well but now I can’t say a word.
    could
  • I’ve broken my right arm so I ______ write. Shall I do my homework on the computer?
    will be able to
    couldn’t
    can’t
    could
  • We often eat at that restaurant. My dad _____ (work) as a chef there since 1999. (Present Perfect)
    has worked
  • I’m tired. I don’t think I ’ll go / ’m going around that museum today.
    ’ll go
  • My sister ______ (study) chemistry at Manchester university. (Future Forms)
    is going to study
  • I’m not sure. We ______ (probably / go) to my grandmother’s house for a week. (Future Forms)
    will probably go
  • My sister, _____ is studying computer science, won a prize for designing a game.
    where
    which
    who
  • My brother has always been good at sports. He managed to / could ride a bike when he was four.
    could
  • Our laptop, ______ we bought 8 years ago, is getting quite slow.
    who
    where
    which
  • Put the words in the correct order: volleyball / afternoon / yesterday / played / I.
    I played volleyball yesterday afternoon.
  • I will be able to / might be able to buy some milk later. I’m not sure.
    might be able to
  • Where’s the history teacher? ____ she already ____ (leave)? (Present Perfect)
    Has, left
  • The train ______ (not / leave) until 5 pm. (Future Forms)
    doesn’t leave
  • You ’ll definitely see / definitely see tall buildings in New York.
    will definitely see
  • Our bus ’ll leave / leaves at 6 am tomorrow morning from outside the school.
    leaves
  • The tunnel was very low, but they managed to / could crawl through it slowly.
    managed to
  • I _____ (meet) my friends in the library after school today. (Future Forms)
    ’m meeting / ’m going to meet
  • You probably aren’t needing / won’t need much money when you go to India.
    won’t need
  • We were so tired after the trip that we _______ go to the end of year party.
    may be able to
    weren’t able to
    are able to
    managed to
  • Is that the shop where / that you bought your PC?
    where
  • I’m so pleased with myself. I ______ figure out how to use my new mobile without asking dad.
    weren’t able to
    may be able to
    managed to
    are able to
  • I prefer games which / who have interesting puzzles to solve.
    which
  • I ______ (take) my new dress and sandals. (Future Forms)
    ’m taking / ’m going to take
  • Are you someone _____ spends all your free time on social networking sites?
    who
    which
    where
  • If it rains on Saturday, we couldn’t / won’t be able to have a barbecue.
    won’t be able to
  • I ______ help you after I’ve finished my homework.
    will be able to
    are able to
    may be able to
    managed to
  • My dad _____ drive us to the concert. I’m not certain – I’ll ask him later.
    managed to
    may be able to
    are able to
    weren’t able to
  • We’ve booked the tickets. We ’ll go /’re going to Australia in December.
    are going
  • Put the words in the correct order: to / yesterday / I / went / school.
    I went to school yesterday.
  • My phone is ringing. I ______ (answer) it. (Future Forms)
    will answer
  • Put the words in the correct order: read / I / any / haven’t / books / still / Harry Potter.
    I still haven’t read any Harry Potter books.
  • It’s almost 6 pm and we _____ (not / see) dad all afternoon. Where is he? (Present Perfect)
    haven’t seen
  • Since I woke up, I haven’t eaten / didn’t eat anything.
    haven’t eaten
  • They washed / have washed the carrots before they cooked them.
    washed
  • I bought a ticket for the film but in the end, I wasn’t able to / might be able to go so I gave it to my sister.
    wasn’t able to
  • I ______ (definitely / call) you when we get to the hotel. (Future Forms)
    will definitely call
  • My aunt is a person _____ can explain how to use different computer programs really well.
    which
    who
    where
  • I can’t go out tonight. I _____ (not finish) my biology project. (Present Perfect)
    haven’t finished
  • Douglas Engelbart invented the first computer mouse, _____ was made of wood.
    where
    which
    who
  • Have you always been / Were you always a vegetarian?
    Have you always been
  • If you ______ understand his writing, can you read his message to me, please?
    may be able to
    managed to
    are able to
    weren’t able to
  • I don’t meet / ’m not meeting my friends later. They’ve all gone away.
    ’m not meeting
  • I’m not hungry. I _____ (have) a huge breakfast before going to school. (Past Simple)
    had
  • Amazon is an online shop ______ you can buy things like books, electronics, music, and clothes
    who
    where
    which
  • Our computer got a virus _____ destroyed the hard drive and we had to buy a new one.
    who
    which
    where
  • How long ___ you ___ (know) your best friend? Since primary school? (Present Perfect)
    have, known
  • I didn’t try / haven’t tried Cantonese food yet.
    haven’t tried
  • Joe has lived on / lived on junk food when he was a teenager.
    lived on
  • I’ve decided. When we get to beach, I ’ll swim / ’m going to swim in the sea even if it’s freezing.
    ’m going to swim
  • My cousin took his driving test three times but finally he could / managed to pass it.
    managed
  • I know someone whose / who father works for a video games company.
    whose
  • In this game you’re an elf where / who has to find a missing jewel.
    who
  • My sister had filled up on snacks so she wasn’t able to / was able to eat her dinner. Dad was furious.
    wasn’t able to
  • What time you ______ (get) home last night? (Past Simple)
    did, get
  • We aren’t going to / won’t stay in our favourite hotel because it’s full.
    aren’t going to
  • Put the words in the correct order: outside / been / already / have / I / today.
    I have already been outside today.
  • Put the words in the correct order: woken / I / up / just / have.
    I have just woken up.
  • The library ______ I often go after school has a great range of computer games.
    who
    which
    where
  • We ______ all use a computer by the time we went to secondary school.
    managed to
    could
    couldn’t
    will be able to