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I’m really pleased Peter’s decided to ____________ ahead with his trip around the world.
put
look
run
go
I’d love to move to Australia, but I don’t think I could cope ____________ the weather.
for
with
of
on
You need to ____________ your fear of heights if you want to be a firefighter.
risk
realise
succeed
overcome
I don’t know how I’m going to ____________ such a difficult race.
tackle
apply
give up
get on
Unfortunately, we lost the match last night but we still need to ____________ with training.
get back
get on
get in
get up
He’s been working ____________ this project for weeks and he’s getting bored with it.
in
about
on
to
I’m impressed by the way he never ____________ up, even when his team is losing badly.
gives
ends
breaks
hangs
I wish I had ____________ all the equipment before I started the experiment.
run out
found out
tried out
carried out
The travel stories he tells are ____________, they just can’t be true.
honest
unbelievable
reliable
The prices at that shop are ____________ – it’s the best place to buy clothes.
incredible
awful
outrageous
I can’t wait to get my exam results – I’m really ____________, I know.
interesting
important
impatient
If you were ____________ with the service, why didn’t you complain to the waiter?
dissatisfied
happy
awful
The teacher decided the information was ____________ and told us we didn’t need to read it.
informative
irrelevant
relevant
It was really ____________ that the weather was so bad on their wedding day.
dissatisfied
impatient
unfortunate
The bus service here is very ____________; you might have to wait.
irrelevant
illegal
irregular
It’s ____________ to drive under the age of 17 in the UK.
illegal
irregular
irrelevant
[the next 8 questions are part of a story about a trip]
My incredible trip
Well, here I am in India, at the end of my first month travelling round the world. I've seen hundreds of monuments already! I wish I ____________ show you pictures of them all.
would
might
should
could
I’ve tried to upload the best ones, but I ____________ have done it right – let me know if you can’t see them!
may
may not
cannot
could
Actually, my camera’s not very good and I wish I ____________ a better one.
had bought
bought
have bought
would buy
I was sick last week, so I didn’t go very far. If only I ____________ more time!
have
had
did have
would have
India’s beautiful and I wish I ____________ here longer, but I’m flying to Thailand tomorrow.
would stay
can stay
could stay
have stayed
I’m not sure what made me sick. It ____________ have been something I ate, but I’m always very careful, so I don't think so.
might
must
can
should
It certainly ____________ have been the meal I had at a 5-star restaurant for a birthday treat!
must
may
could
can't
I know I might ____________ seen all the important sights, but I’ve had a great time. Thailand, here I come!
- END OF STORY -
have
haven't
not have
had
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
Look, that’s Ben driving a car, so it looks as if he managed to pass his driving test after all!
Ben must have pass his driving test after all!
Ben must have passed his driving test after all!
Ben must had passed his driving test after all!
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
I don’t believe he wrote this essay – the handwriting is different.
He can't have written this essay – the handwriting is different.
He can't have write this essay – the handwriting is different.
He can't had written this essay – the handwriting is different.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
It’s possible that he didn’t steal the money.
He might not have steal the money.
He might have not steal the money.
He might not have stolen the money.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
I think that man was my teacher at primary school.
That man might had been my teacher at primary school.
That man might have been my teacher at primary school.
That man might have be my teacher at primary school.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
I regret spending so much money on this car because I can’t afford to go out much now.
I wish I hadn't spend so much money on this car because I can’t afford to go out much now.
I wish I had spent so much money on this car because I can’t afford to go out much now.
I wish I hadn't spent so much money on this car because I can’t afford to go out much now.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
It would have been a good idea to take a year off before going to college.
I have should taken a year off before going to college.
I should have taken a year off before going to college.
I should have took a year off before going to college.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
I really want to find a better job.
I wish I could find a better job.
I wish I can find a better job.
I wish I could found a better job.
[which sentence has the same meaning as this one?]
I’d love to come travelling with you, but I don’t have enough money.
I’d love to come travelling with you; if only I had enough money.
I’d love to come travelling with you; if only I have enough money.
I’d love to come travelling with you; if I had only enough money.
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