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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWe really(enjoy) the game last Sunday.enjoyedenjoyingwere enjoying
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThe kids (play) in the garden when it suddenly began to rain.playedwere playingplaying
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThey(not play) very well yesterday. They lost the match.weren't playingnot playdidn't playwasn't playing
- 4. Multiple ChoiceJon and Bill were washing the car when they (see) their friend Alexwere seeingsawdid see
- 5. Multiple ChoiceGeorge (fall) off the ladder while he (paint) the ceiling.was falling, was paintingfell, paintedwas falling, paintedfell, was painting
- 6. Multiple ChoiceLast night I (read) in the bed when I suddenly (hear) a scream.read, heardwas reading, heardread, was hearingwas reading, was hearing
- 7. Multiple Choice(you watch) TV when I (call) you?Were you watching, calledDid you watch, calledWere watching, was callingDid you watch, was calling
- 8. Multiple ChoiceI (not drive) very fast when the accident (happen).didn't drive, happeneddidn't drive, was happeningwasn't driving, was happeningwasn't driving, happened
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWe (not go) out because it (rain).didn't go, was rainingwasn't going, raineddidn't go, rainedwasn't going, was raining
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWe (see) an accident when we (wait) for the bus.saw, waitedsaw, were waitingwere seeing, were waitingwere seeing, waited
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe car (make) strange noises all the way home.madewas making
- 12. Multiple ChoiceThe children (sleep) all night.sleptwere sleeping
- 13. Multiple ChoiceTom (take) some photos when I (play) in the garden.took, playedwas taking, was playingtook, was playingwas taking, played
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThe cell phone (ring) when I (take) a shower.was ringing, was takingwas ringing, tookrang, was takingrang, took
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhen Mrs. Golan (open) the door, her children (do) their homework and her husband (read) the newspaper.opened, did, readopened, were doing, was readingwas opening, did, readwas opening, were doing, was reading
- 16. Multiple Choice
be used to and get used to are followed by...
-ing
to infininitive
infinitive
- 17. Multiple Choice
be used to describes
state
changing situation
habit
habit in the past
- 18. Multiple Choice
get used to describes
a state
a changing situation
past habit
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWe use "Be used to" when we are going to explain something that is going to be part of our routine in a future?CorrectIncorrect
- 20. Multiple ChoiceChose the correct answer.
It is used to say things always happened or was true in the past, but now not happen, or is no longer true.Used toGet used toBe used toUse to - 21. Multiple ChoiceChose the correct answer.
It is used to express something that is familiar, normal or easy for us.Used toGet used toBe used to - 22. Multiple ChoiceChose the correct answer.
It is used to express something you didn't do in the past but you are beginning to do now, something that is in process of becoming normal.Used toBe used toGet used toUse to - 23. Multiple Choice
I'm not used to ____ up this early.
get
getting
gets
- 24. Multiple Choice
When I started to work here I needed a lot of help, but now I _____________________ all the work on my own.
get used to doing
used to do
am used to doing
- 25. Multiple Choice
I haven't studied for ages and I'm finding it hard to get used to _____ every day.
studied
study
studying
- 26. Multiple Choice
I'm not used to ____ so much tea.
drinking
drank
drink
- 27. Multiple Choice
_____________________means that something is familiar.
used to
be used to
get used to
use
- 28. Multiple Choice
I'm afraid I'll never ________________ in this place. I simply don't like it and never will.
used to live
get used to living
got used to living
- 29. Multiple Choice
______________is the process of becoming familiar with something
used to
be used to
get used to
use
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