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  • There must have been around 100 people, most of which / whose / whom names I’ll never remember.
    whose
  • It wasn’t easy, but in the end, I could / was able to find a dressing gown for my grandpa.
    was able to
  • When I passed my motorcycle test, I couldn’t have been ____ (happy). (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    happier
  • Lying on a beach is no _____ (tranquil) than walking in a forest. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    more tranquil
  • I’d put up with sharing a room with my siblings, but not any ____ (long). I was moving out. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    longer
  • The book which / that / - I’m engrossed in was written by Jo Nesbø, a Norwegian crime writer.
    which, that
  • Tamara could / was able to finish the race in under an hour.
    was able to
  • That must be / can be the most eye-catching outfit I’ve seen this year.
    must be
  • If the weather hadn’t been so good, we ______ (take) the scenic route now? (Conditionals)
    would we be taking
  • When we went ice-skating we must / had to wear gloves.
    had to
  • If I ___ (know) that the berries we picked were poisonous, I obviously ___ (not eat) them. (Conditionals)
    had known, wouldn’t have eaten
  • John’s away at the moment, so you can’t have seen / mustn’t have seen him.
    can’t have seen
  • I should have / must have worn thicker socks because I’ve got blisters.
    should have
  • She starred in that thriller, the title of that / which / - I can’t remember.
    which
  • Diving with sharks was by ______ the most exhilarating moment of the trip.
    so
    no longer
    no more
    far
  • The celebrity who / that / - we spotted yesterday is in the papers today.
    who
  • Can you / Do you manage to wear shoes in your house?
    Can you
  • This is one of _____ (spoilt) beaches I’ve ever come across. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    the most spoilt
  • A bus trip to the castle will cost ______ than a few dollars.
    as beautiful as
    great deal
    no more
    no longer
  • I wouldn’t have taken this route if I ____ (know) the flyover was closed for repair. (Conditionals)
    had known
  • After our disappointing holiday in a tourist trap, I was ___ (stressed out) than relaxed. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    more stressed out
  • The place - / which / where we first met is just around that corner.
    -, where
  • Those peaches ____ (go) mouldy if you ___ (not eat) them soon. (Conditionals)
    will go, don’t eat
  • In summer, my friends often sleep on the beach, if it _____ (not rain) of course. (Conditionals)
    isn’t raining / doesn’t rain
  • I _____ (call) and ask him right now, unless you don’t want me to. (Conditionals)
    will call
  • If my brothers and I ____ (not grow up) on the coast, we never ____ (learn) to sail. (Conditionals)
    hadn’t grown up, would (never) have learnt
  • You ought to say / should have said that you were hungry.
    should have said
  • I will ______ tolerate being treated like a sheep by these low-cost airlines.
    no more
    no longer
    such
    so
  • Cara ___ (not be) one of today’s top athletes, if she ___ (not spend) years training hard. (Conditionals)
    wouldn’t be, hadn’t spent
  • The Rocky mountains looked just _____ they did in the photos.
    no longer
    as beautiful as
    no more
    far
  • Jack’s not here today. He can / could be feeling ill.
    could
  • You don’t have to take / mustn’t take any glass bottles into the venue. It’s forbidden.
    mustn’t take
  • The writer signed an agreement whereby / who / - her agent would get 15% of the profits.
    whereby
  • I felt like _____ a fool for wasting time in the tourist traps.
    so
    such
    as beautiful as
    great deal
  • It was by far ____ (bad) package tour we’d ever been on. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    the worst
  • Selling ice-creams from a cart is a ______ (common) seasonal job than being a police officer, for example. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    more common
  • If the weather _____ (be) nice tomorrow, maybe we _____ (go) out for a bike ride. (Conditionals)
    is, ’ll go / could go
  • Mel hasn’t phoned, has she? I suppose she may not have / could not have her phone.
    may not have
  • The sand was ______ hot I could barely walk on it.
    so
    far
    such
    great deal
  • When you ____ (put) ice on a twisted ankle, the cold _____ (stop) it from swelling up. (Conditionals)
    put, stops
  • All students are able to / required to pay their tuition fees by October 1st.
    required to
  • I’ll try, but I don’t think I ’ll manage to / can finish before four o’clock.
    manage to
  • My dance teacher told me I must practise / have to practise my steps every day.
    have to practise
  • Travelling throughout Asia was a ____ easier than I’d anticipated.
    far
    no longer
    great deal
    as beautiful as
  • It’s actually ____ (likely) to rain in August than in February. (Comparative or Superlative Form)
    more likely
  • She met a curious old lady to who / whom / - she wanted to speak.
    whom
  • I think Louise is required to / should complain about those trousers. The quality is awful.
    should
  • If mobile phones ___ (not exist), people ____ (appreciate) their surroundings more. (Conditionals)
    didn’t exist, would / might appreciate
  • If we’d left 40 minutes ago, we ______ (not be) in a traffic jam at this moment. (Conditionals)
    wouldn’t be
  • Do you think the photos would have been better if this phone ____ (have) a better camera? (Conditionals)
    had
  • Unless you ___ (tell) me what the problem is, I ___ (not be) able to help you. (Conditionals)
    tell, won’t be able
  • When I was younger, I didn’t have to wear / mustn’t have worn a school uniform.
    didn’t have to wear
  • He used to be a big name who / whom / that everyone had heard of.
    who
  • My dad says he’d swim across to the island if he ___ (be) somewhat younger. (Conditionals)
    were / was
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