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Adu4 Revision PT2

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  • Susan is used to ... (eat) her lunch at 1pm
    eating
  • The building work... have been finished by next spring
    (MUST/HAVE TO/CAN'T/WILL)
  • Did you remember (TO LOCK/LOCKING) the door?
    to lock
  • If I...(be) you, I...(ask) the teacher for some advice about the best ways to study
    WERE/WOULD ASK
  • It... have rained. The grass is too dry! (MUST/HAVE TO/CAN'T/WILL)
    have
  • I can't wait...(go) on holiday after I finish my exams.
    to go
  • We...have read the instructions before we built this ikea wardrobe. The doors don't close properly! (SHOULD/HAD BETTER/MIGHT)
    should
  • It's definitely (HAD BETTER/WORTH/RATHER) studying before a test!
    worth
  • I don't really like sandy beaches, I'd...go to the mountains.
    rather
  • Clare remembers (TO WATCH/WATCHING) cartoons on Saturday morning when she was at primary school.
    watching
  • I don't know who broke the wine glasses, but it...have been Rosa, she is quite clumsy (SHOULD/HAD BETTER/MIGHT)
    might
  • Lucy... apologise to Maria for taking her dress without asking. Mary can get very angry! (SHOULD/HAD BETTER/MIGHT)
    had better (it's strong advice)
  • Lucy looks surpised! She's raised her... (EYEBROWS/EYELASHES)
    eyebrows
  • Studying all day is really (EXHAUSTED/EXHASUTING). I can't wait for the exams to be over.
    exhausting
  • After the last year I definitely have more (FROWN/WRINKLES) I think I look like I'm 50 years old!
    wrinkles
  • Susan used to... (go) to bed at 8pm when she was 7.
    go
  • Alan... have gone out. His keys aren't here! (MUST/HAVE TO/CAN'T/WILL)
    must
  • Susan is getting used to (cook) paella now she lives in Madrid. She makes it every Sunday.
    cooking
  • Fred always looks annoyed. He always has a (WRINKLES/FROWN) on his face!
    frown
  • If...(see) the weather forecast, we...(go) to the beach! What a terrible day out!
    HAD SEEN/WOULD HAVE GONE
  • What a mess! It... there was a wild animal living in this room. (LOOKS/LOOKS LIKE/LOOKS AS IF)
    looks as if
  • It's so hot today, it's... if we were on the sun! (LIKE/AS)
    as
  • Larry looks (EXHAUSTED/EXHASUTING). He's been working all weekend for his presentation on Monday.
    exhausted
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