The National museum is ____ (popular) the History museum.
as popular as
____ Henry ____ (used to) play football?
Did / use to
Adjectives - nice / Adverbs ____
nicely
____ you drive me to the city centre? (May, could, can, might)
Can / could
Do you enjoy ____ (hang) out with your friends?
hanging
If she ____ (buy) a ticket to London, I ____ (not pay).
buys / won't pay
I'm sorry. There is ____ lemonade. Would you like ____ orange juice? (some, any, no)
no / some
She ____ (not visit) me yesterday.
didn't visit
I ___ (not see) this film yet.
haven't seen
When I ____ (be walk) to school, I ____ (slip) on a banana skin.
was walking / slipped
My parents ____ (not used to) go to the theatre.
didn't use to
Would you like ____ (watch) a comedy tonight?
to watch
We ____ (not must or have to) wash the car. It looks clean.
don't have to
She ____ (break) her arm yesterday.
broke
If Queen ____ (give) a concert at the Eiffel Tower, I ____ (be) happy
gives / will be
The song Thriller ____ (must or have to) rank first.
must / have to
Michael Jackson ____ (will or going to) release a new album.
will
While George ____ (drive), he ____ (listen) to music.
was driving / was listening
You ____ (read) now.
are reading
Ajectives - terrible / Adverbs ____
terribly
Everybody ____ (like) The Beatels.
likes
While we ____ (sit) in the garden, we ____ (hear) a strange noise.
were sitting / heard
You aren't ____ (will or going to) play.
going to