(First conditional) If the teacher gives us lots of homework this weekend, I _______ (not/be) happy.
won't be
(First conditional) If she ________ (not/go) to the meeting, I won't go either.
doesn't go
Do you want to ________ the material before the exam?
catch on
make up
go over
put off
Everyone has to study English at school. It is a ___________ subject
awesome
struggle
compulsory
strict
My parents got divorced many years ago. They have both ____ and are in new relationships
get along
moved on
grown apart
We .............. have invited Dave to the party if we had known he was in town.
would
might
should
She didn't enjoy the course, so she decided to _______
drop out
put off
catch on
go over
Uh-oh, you broke Dad’s favorite pool cue. You __ (not / do) that – you’re going to be in big trouble.
shouldn't have done
may not have done
must not have done
—Who broke the big vase in the back office? —It __ (be) Brian – he’s very clumsy.
might have been
ought to have been
should have been
If I had gone to the sales, I'm sure I .............. have bought something.
should
might
would
(Third conditional) If the baby had slept better last night, I _______ (not/be) so tired.
wouldn't have been
I have to leave work early but I'll __________ the time tomorrow
catch on
get on with
go over
make up
The exam is tomorrow. I need to _______
revise
cry
pay attention
disrupt
Relative clauses: Do you know the girl who is talking to Mary?
Incorrect
Correct
That smart girl studied a lot, so she __ (do) well on the test, but she didn’t.
may have done
should have done
(Second conditional) If Lucy had enough time, she ________ (travel) more.
would travel
You're making too mush noise. Please don't __________ the lesson
stress
pay attention
revise
disrupt
(Third conditional) If the students hadn't been late for the exam, they ___________ (pass)
would have passed
The big grammar test is today. I’m in trouble – I __ (study) last night, but I didn't!
may have studied
should have studied
should of studied
Olivia went on a date with Max last week. She had fun and hopes to _______ him better
break up
marry
get to know him
You're not paying attention, you're going _______
go over
fall behind
put off
drop out
My job is very difficult, I hope I'll soon _______
catch on
make up
drop out
get on with
Relative clauses: My grandfather who is dead now came from South of Scotland.
Correct
Incorrect
Relative clauses: London which has a population of eight million is a wonderful city.
incorrect
correct
The lights are out. They .............. have gone to sleep.
would
might
should
Ana and Sylvia don't get along anymore. I think there are going to _______
get married
go on a date
break up
(Second conditional) If I _______ (want) a new car, I would buy one.
wanted
You .............. have come to the pub on Saturday. We had a great time.
would
should
might
Claire was very upset you didn't go to her birthday party. You .............. have gone.
would
might
should
Relative clauses: The building which is next to the swimming pool has been demolished.
Incorrect
Correct
Relative clauses: Joanna, whose father is a doctor, is coming to the wedding reception.
Correct
Incorrect
(Second conditional) If she had her laptop with her, she ______ (email) me.
would email
Relative clauses: Angela whom I trust very much will make a perfect wife.
Incorrect
Correct
(First conditional) If the children don't eat soon, they ________ (be) grumpy.
will be
I’m not sure where the boss went this morning. He __ (go) to our other branch office in Glendale.
may have gone
would have gone
should have gone
Detective, my son __ (not / steal) that car last Sunday afternoon. He was getting married at that time in front of 200 guests!
shouldn't have stolen
couldn't have stolen
may not have stolen
My aunt remained single all her life. She never ______ her first love
divorced
got over
break up
Mike and Ryan used to be close friends, but they have _________ and don't see each other
grown apart
divorced
moved on
Relative clauses: This is the car, which we spoke about, the day before yesterday.
Incorrect
Correct
Relative clauses: My only sister, who has beautiful eyes, prepared the meal.
Correct
Incorrect
They decided to _______ the competition until the weather gets better
make up
get on with
put off
fall behind
(Third conditional) If we had tidied our flat, we ________ (not/lose) our keys.
wouldn't have lost
Relative clauses: The film which I am watching at the moment is boring.
Incorrect
Correct
Emily got engaged last month. She has known her ______ for two years
situationship
husband
fiencé