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All fluent speakers (need/needs) to have an understanding of idiomatic language
need
Every one of my in-laws (talk/talks) my ear off on the phone
talk/talks
Every language (has/have) formal and less formal registers
has
Plenty of my friends (likes/like) to send each other text messages
like
A recent report indicated that about one fourth of American high school students (don't graduate/ doesn't graduate)
don't graduate
A lot of people (go/goes) abroad to practice English
go
None of the linking verbs(is/are) normally used in the passive voice
is/are
Most of my friends (speak/speaks) English fluently
speak
No one (knows/know) the exact number of words in the English language
knows
Each person (finds/find) the level of formality he or she is comfortable with
finds
My students can't write without spell check. The majority (isn't/aren't) great spellers
aren't
A great number of my friends (have/has) sharp tongues
Have
A minority of American English speakers (understand/understands) Australian slang
Understand
Harry went home after the movie ... (end).
ended
I ...(stop) running when I saw my friend.
stopped
As soon as dad left, the children ... (turn on) the TV.
turned on
Whenever he tells this story, he ... (get) very emotional.
gets
I won't say anything until my lawyer ... (arrive).
arrives
We ... (not / go out) until you clean your room.
won't go out
Turn on the bike lights as soon as it ... (get) dark.
gets
The detective ... (phone) us when he has the information.
will phone
Don't worry. The thief ... (get) caught as soon as he tries to leave the country.
will get
I ...(not / believe) he's guilty until I see the evidence.
won't believe
... anyone realised what was happening, the criminal had escaped.
Before
He usually surfs the Internet on his smartphone (before / after / while) he is waiting for the bus.
WHILE
Mother to her son: I won’t let you watch TV (before / when / until) you finish your homework.
UNTIL
I will do the next task (as soon as / before / by the time) I have finished the first one.
AS SOON AS
I will finish my homework (before / until / as soon as) my father arrives home late this evening.
BEFORE
He will give you a job (when / before / until) you have enough qualifications.
WHEN
The plane won’t take off (after / until / while) the clouds go off.
UNTIL
The children will want to go swimming (before / as soon as / until) they see the river.
AS SOON AS
You are too young to understand. I will explain it to you (when / before / while) you are older.
WHEN
(When / Before / Until) you read his stories, you know that he’s a good writer.
WHEN
I’ll stay here (while / before/ until) Jack gets back and we’ll go together.
UNTIL
I will give you my reply (before / by / this time) I leave this afternoon
BEFORE
He will send them an email (before/ until / as soon as) he arrives in London.
AS SOON AS
Let’s play with the children (after / until / while) it is time to go.
UNTIL
(Before / Until / When) Mr. Tan phones, please let me know.
WHEN
I have to wait (while / before / until) my mum comes home.
UNTIL
(After /Before/ While) we receive your confirmation email, we will send you a link to download the programme.
AFTER
I’ll go online (while / as soon as / until) I get home.
AS SOON AS
(Before / After / While) she goes, she will turn off all the computers.
BEFORE
I’ll send you a text message (until / as soon as / before) I hear from Nam.
AS SOON AS
(Before / When / While) she is ready, we will leave.
WHEN
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