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  • It’s relaxing _____ (spend) a day by the sea. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    to spend
  • The neighbours were kept / always dropping by to say hello.
    always
  • My brother ______ (forever / play) loud music. It’s so annoying.
    is forever playing
  • My dad does most of the cooking, but on Fridays often we _____ (will / get) a takeaway and watch a film.
    will get
  • On this tour, we ____ (visit) the whole of the stadium, including the changing rooms. (Future Continuous)
    will be visiting
  • We would / used to think that our parents were quite strict.
    used
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: I grew up in the countryside. My grandparents ____ (bring up / me).
    brought me up
  • On Saturday, my grandparents _____ (be) married for 60 years. (Future Perfect)
    will have been
  • When she saw her little brother _____ (use) her phone, she grabbed it out of his hands. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    using
  • How do you think the cake will turn out / is turning out?
    will turn out
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: Don’t you just love this singer! Please _____ (turn up / the next two tracks on the album).
    turn up the next two tracks on the album
  • Where’s Mum? I heard her ____ (open) the front door and leave her keys on the table just now. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    open
  • What will she do / will she have done if she doesn’t get into university?
    will she do
  • Do you reckon she _____ (win) an award this year? (Future Simple)
    will win
  • _____ (be) alone is sometimes necessary. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    Being
  • What are you doing / do you do on Sunday afternoon?
    are you doing
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: They’ll turn up, I promise. They _____ (not let down / us).
    won’t let us down
  • I _____ (generally / meet up) with my friends on Fridays and hang out.
    generally meet up
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: You’re standing on my foot! Please ______ (get off / it).
    get off it
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: Sorry I’m late. I was helping Rohan to ____ (hand out / flyers).
    hand flyers out / hand out flyers
  • By the summer, I’ll live / ’ll have been living in Berlin for six months.
    ’ll have been living
  • Our teacher ______ (keep / tell) us not to worry, but I don’t believe her!
    keeps telling
  • I can’t remember what I was going to / am going to say.
    was going to
  • My brother wasn’t / wouldn’t eat anything until the evening.
    wouldn’t
  • That dog’s so funny. It _____ (constantly / chase) its tail.
    is constantly chasing
  • On Sunday evenings, my dad and his siblings ____ (will / sit down) together and play cards.
    will sit down
  • I think you’ll need to add some spices to the food ____ (give) it more taste. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    to give
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: Can you get some more eggs? We’ve completely ____ (run out of / them).
    run out of them
  • My parents would / were forever comparing me to my brother.
    were
  • They admitted to ____ (make) all that mess in the kitchen. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    making
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: Thieves tried to take my wallet, but they _____ (not get away with / it).
    didn’t get away with it
  • In two minutes’ time, they _____ (play) this match for three hours! (Future Perfect Continuous)
    will have been playing
  • I used to train on Tuesdays, but nowadays I _____ (train) on Wednesdays.
    am training
  • I was thrilled _____ (select) for the national team. (the infinitive or -ing form)
    to be selected / to have been selected
  • We ______ (keep / phone) him, but he doesn’t answer.
    keep phoning
  • This time tomorrow they ’ll have finished / were going to finish their exams.
    ‘ll have finished
  • If you’re serious about becoming a pianist, you ____ (give up) something else. (be to + infinitive)
    are to give up
  • The camping trip sounds exciting. We’ll be sleeping / ’ll have slept in tents in a big forest.
    ’ll be sleeping
  • Don’t disturb Ruth! She _____ (study) for her exams. (Future Continuous)
    will be studying
  • This time tomorrow, I ______ (set off) for California. (Future Continuous)
    will be setting off
  • Didn’t you know that you ______ (not get away) with it? (be going to + infinitive)
    weren’t going to get away
  • Use the correct form of the phrasal verb and object: I hadn’t seen Ben for months, but on my way home, I ____ (run into / him).
    ran into him
  • As a child I was / had constantly being asked to tidy up.
    was
  • I do apologise! I did it without ______ (think). (the infinitive or -ing form)
    thinking
  • My grandma would / always drive us to the beach and buy us ice creams.
    would
  • She didn’t / wasn’t use to like contact sports as she didn’t want to get hurt.
    didn’t
  • They didn’t use / used to argue much compared to other kids.
    use
  • If Greg is standing / is going to stand a chance of winning, he’ll need some luck.
    is going to stand
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