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  • We’re worried because my brother doesn’t write / hasn’t written an email to us since he arrived at summer camp.
    hasn’t written
  • If our cities are polluted, ____ (live) under the sea in the future? (Will or Be going to)
    will we live
  • I’ve never have / had a bank account. (Present Perfect)
    had
  • Yesterday I have bought / bought some tasty cherries at the market.
    bought
  • Make the question: your parents / take / something back to a shop ? (Present Perfect)
    Have your parents taken something back to a shop?
  • My best friend ____ (never / make) me angry. (Present Perfect)
    has never made
  • Maybe it’s harmless.
    It can’t be harmless.
    It could be harmless.
  • Yesterday, I hurt my ankle playing football. I am not going / won’t be able to play in Saturday’s tournament now.
    won’t be able to
  • Perhaps it’s a mole.
    It might be a mole.
    It must be a mole.
  • Recently, I saw / have seen a really interesting documentary about Mexican food.
    saw
  • Nobody lives in that house. It hasn’t got any windows. You can’t / must live there.
    can’t
  • My teacher is opening the door of that house with some keys. He could / can’t live there.
    could
  • My sister is laughing loudly. She might / can’t have a headache.
    can’t
  • Don’t carry so many plates. You ____ (drop) them. (Will or Be going to)
    ’re going to drop
  • You ____ (not / see) my city. You should come. (Present Perfect)
    haven't seen
  • We’re drinking hot chocolate because we’ve ____ outside and it’s very cold.
    gone
    been
  • We’ve given / gave away all our old CDs to the second-hand shop. (Present Perfect)
    given
  • My sister ____ (get) back late lots of times. (Present Perfect)
    has got
  • What time will you / you will come to my house later?
    will you
  • It’s definitely not an insect.
    It must be an insect.
    It can’t be an insect.
  • He bought a beautiful bouquet of flowers because he will go / is going to visit his grandma.
    is going to
  • What ____ you ____ (do) next weekend? (Will or Be going to)
    are (you) going to do
  • Our teacher _____ (not teach) us next week. She’s getting married. (Will or Be going to)
    isn’t going to teach
  • We _____ (not / buy) anything in the street market today. (Present Perfect)
    haven't bought
  • That boy has given his dad a present. It can’t / might be his birthday or perhaps he’s saying ‘Thank you’.
    might
  • My classmates _____ (stay) at home today. They’re studying. (Present Perfect)
    have stayed
  • Let’s buy some of this smelly durian fruit because I didn’t / haven’t tried it before.
    haven’t
  • We ____ (have) something special for dinner tonight. It’s dad’s birthday. (Will or Be going to)
    ’re going to have
  • I bought this new skirt last month, but I never wore / I’ve never worn it. (Present Perfect)
    I’ve never worn
  • I’m bored because my friends have _____ away this weekend.
    been
    gone
  • We _____ (win) the dancing competition! (Present Perfect)
    have won
  • Have you ever _____ to New York?
    gone
    been
  • Perhaps they’re bats.
    They must be bats
    They could be bats.
  • I’m going to buy / I’ll go and buy some medicine for this terrible earache I’ve got.
    I’m going to buy
  • That boy isn’t eating anything. He must / can’t be hungry.
    can’t
  • Everybody’s wearing a jumper today. It must / can’t be cold.
    must
  • I ____ (never / play) volleyball on the beach. (Present Perfect)
    have never played
  • Make the question: it / snow / in your city ? (Present Perfect)
    Has it snowed in your city?
  • The teacher’s _____ to make a phone call. She’ll be back soon.
    been
    gone
  • You’ve been swimming, played a match and run to the shops. You can’t / must feel tired.
    must
  • It’s definitely dangerous.
    It must be dangerous.
    It could be dangerous.
  • I ____ (take) lots of photos of myself. (Present Perfect)
    have taken
  • My sister says she ____ (leave) home when she goes to university in September. (Will or Be going to)
    ’s going to leave
  • She hasn’t read / didn’t read anything by Shakespeare. (Present Perfect)
    hasn’t read
  • Make the question: your best friend / have / pink trainers ? (Present Perfect)
    Has your best friend had pink trainers?
  • Mum was so surprised when she opened the letter that said, ‘You have won / won a family holiday to Spain’.
    have won
  • Let’s meet at my house at 7 pm and then we’ll / we’re going to catch the bus into town.
    we’ll
  • Thanks for inviting me to the cinema but I think I ____ (go) home and rest. (Will or Be going to)
    ’ll go
  • Make the question: you / win / a race ? (Present Perfect)
    Have you won a race?
  • I’ve got a cough, a sore throat and a headache. I might / can’t have a cold.
    might
  • The shop assistant has charge / charged me too much for this item. (Present Perfect)
    charged
  • Oh go on! Please tell me. I ____ (not say) anything. (Will or Be going to)
    won’t say
  • He has to go to the hospital because he has cut / cut his finger. He was chopping onions!
    has cut
  • Has he never / ever been to the USA? (Present Perfect)
    ever
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