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What does this sentence express: “You might have left your keys at school.”

A repeated habit

A strong order

An obligation

A possibility in the past

Which sentence uses an article correctly?

She bought a new phone.

She bought the phone new.

She bought phone.

She bought new phone.

_______ of the students passed the test.

Little

Much

A little

Most

They _______ TV when the phone rang.

are watching

have watched

watched

were watching

There isn’t _______ milk left in the fridge.

few

much

a few

many

They _______ for two hours before the movie started.

were wait

have waited

had been waiting

are waiting

Thomas and Marta _______ to the cinema last night.

went

have gone

were going

have been

I _______ for two hours before she finally arrived.

had been waiting

have waited

waited

was waiting

She _______ for the bus when it started to snow.

had waited

was waiting

waited

has waited

They spent _______ of their time watching films.

every

most

many

few

We _______ the project before the deadline.

finish

have finished

had finished

were finishing

Choose the correct sentence about a repeated action in the past.

He am used to read before bed.

He used to read before bed.

He was use to read before bed.

He used read before bed.

Which sentence uses a past modal of advice?

You should have called her.

You will have called her.

You can have called her.

You should call her.

I _______ him three times this week.

have seen

was seeing

saw

had seen

_______ child got a present from the teacher.

Every

All

Each of

Some

What’s the meaning of: “He must have forgotten”?

I’m sure he forgot.

He will forget.

Maybe he forgot.

He wasn’t allowed to forget.

What is the correct form of 'used to' in this sentence: “I ___ play football every weekend.”

use to

am use to

used to

was used to

It _______ all morning, and the streets were flooded.

rained

had been raining

has rained

was rain

By the time we arrive, the film _______.

will start

is starting

starts

will have started

You _______ speak so loudly in the library.

have to

might

could

shouldn’t

She _______ a lot of books last year.

read

has read

reads

is reading

He _______ football when he broke his ankle.

has played

has been playing

had played

was playing

Which modal expresses past regret?

must study

should have studied

can study

have to study

_______ people know the answer to that question.

Little

A little

Few

Much

I’ve read _______ of those books.

much

any

all

each

She _______ in New York since 2020.

has lived

lives

is living

lived

I _______ him twice this week.

see

have seen

was seeing

had seen

Which sentence uses the future perfect correctly?

By next year, she finishes school.

By next year, she will have finished school.

By next year, she is finish school.

By next year, she will finishing school.

I _______ eat vegetables when I was a kid, but now I love them.

wasn’t used to

didn’t use to

am not used to

don’t use to

You _______ call her. It’s really important.

must

might

could

would

He _______ play the guitar, but he stopped two years ago.

used to

was using to

get used to

is used to

Which modal verb expresses no obligation?

You don’t have to come.

You ought to come.

You should come.

You must come.

We _______ dinner when the lights went out.

have been having

had had

have had

were having

Choose the correct sentence with a determiner.

Few students passed the test.

Any students passed the test.

Little students passed the test.

The most students passed the test.

They _______ to Italy last summer.

go

went

are going

have gone

We _______ taken a taxi instead of walking in the rain.

have

should

should have

must

Which determiner completes the sentence: “___ people enjoy classical music.”

Much

Every

Many

A little

She _______ the exam if she had studied.

will pass

passed

can pass

would have passed

When I was younger, I _______ play outside every day.

get used to

use to

was used to

used to

He _______ smoke in the office. It’s not allowed.

might not

shouldn’t

mustn’t

doesn’t have to

This time next week, I _______ on a beach.

will lie

was lying

will be lying

lie

She _______ the book by the time the lesson started.

read

had read

has read

was reading

Choose the correct habitual past sentence.

We going used to fishing every summer.

We used to go fishing every summer.

We used going to fish every summer.

We use to going fishing every summer.

I _______ to call you all day!

have been trying

was trying

tried

had tried

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation?

You might wear a seatbelt.

You would wear a seatbelt.

You could wear a seatbelt.

You must wear a seatbelt.

They _______ in that house since 2010.

have lived

lived

were living

had lived

Can I have _______ water, please?

many

any

few

some

Choose the correct future continuous sentence.

This time tomorrow, I’ll be flying to Paris.

This time tomorrow, I fly to Paris.

This time tomorrow, I’ll flying to Paris.

This time tomorrow, I’m fly to Paris.

I’m not _______ getting up early yet.

use to

be used to

used to

get used to

What tense is used to describe a finished action in the past with a known time?

Past simple

Present perfect

Future continuous

Present simple

Choose the sentence with the correct modal for advice.

You will talk to your teacher.

You must talk to your teacher.

You should talk to your teacher.

You can talk to your teacher.

She didn’t make _______ mistakes in her essay.

a lot

few

many

much

We _______ go to the beach every Sunday when I was little.

used to

get used to

were used to

are used to

We usually _______ lunch at 2 p.m.

had

have

was having

are having

What’s the correct sentence using "be used to"?

I use to be waking up early.

I am used to waking up early.

I used to waking up early.

I am waking used to early.

I _______ my homework already.

finished

finish

have finished

was finishing

Choose the correct sentence with a determiner of quantity.

I have a few friends in London.

I have much friends in London.

I have few money in London.

I have a many friends in London.