Don’t worry. It doesn’t ... if you can’t help me tomorrow.
matter
mind
Please ... your friends not to call the house after 10 pm.
memorise
remember
recall
remind
had better is a synonym of...
might
should
could
must
The robbers managed to ... €200,000 from the bank.
rob
steal
stole
robbed
Which preposition works with all of the following? ... control, ... the sea, ... the table
on
under
in
Which of the following verbs is not followed by the gerund?
prefer
mind
imagine
decide
A) Hello. My name is Paul.
B) It's nice to meet you, Paul.
B) It's nice meeting you, Paul.
Would you rather ... fish for dinner tonight?
haven't
not have
not to have
to not have
They've been ... for hours! Can't you ... the shouting and doors banging?
arguing // hear
discussing // listen to
arguing // here
discussing // hear
It really depends ... the weather, but I normally walk to school.
off
on
in
of
Modal verbs are followed by the ...
full infinitive
bare infinitive
bear infinitive
gerund
Watch out - the police are coming! We ... out of here.
had better to get
would better to get
had better get
would better get
We eventually managed to ... an agreement and decided to go to Japan for our holiday.
reach
get
come
achieve
As I ... my head from my pillow, I saw the sun ... .
rose // raising
rose // rising
raised // rising
raised // raising
Barry was not old enough ... the horror film.
see
that he couldn't see
to see
seeing
I would prefer ... a comedy if that's okay with you?
see
to see
seeing
The students carried on ... when the teacher told them to be quiet.
talking
to talk
talk
She had dark eyes and hair, and ... Italian.
seemed
looked like
seemed like
looked
A) If you know you’re wrong just say sorry.
B) That’s easier done than said.
B) That’s easy to say than do.
B) That’s easiest said that you do.
B) That’s easier said than done.
You get angry too easily. You need to keep yourself ... control.
under
in