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1. I can’t run quite that far yet, but ............ a 5k run for charity in a few weeks ..
- I’ll be doing
- I will do
- I would be doing
- I have done
2. I ______________my book all evening.
- have read
- have been reading
- had been reading
- had read
3. I ______________deleting my account altogether, but that seemed a bit extreme, so decided that I would always log out of the app.
- thought of
- was thinking of
- have thought of
- am thinking of
4. The water was pouring down the side of the bath.
- an action in progress up to a certain time in the future
- an action that will be completed before a certain point in the future
- an action in progress at a certain time in the past
- None of the above
5. How many glasses of water ______________by midday today?
- had you been drinking
- were you drinking
- had you drunk
- have you drunk
6. It ______________raining as we left the cinema, so I opened my umbrella.
- been
- was
- have been
- will have been
7.Good to see you! Sorry, I ________to call you last night, but never got round to it.
- have planned
- was planning
- am planning
- had planned
8. Our volunteers need to be ______________ individuals with a high
- dedicate
- dedication
- dedicated
- none of the above
9.Which sentence is the correct inversion of: “I had never experienced such intense heat before”?
- Never before I had experienced such intense heat.
- Never before had I experienced such intense heat.
- I never before had experienced such intense heat.
- Had I never before experienced such intense heat.
10.Which sentence is the correct inversion of: “I realized how differently I would feel about the dunes”?
- Little I realized how differently I would feel about the dunes.
- Little did I realize how differently I would feel about the dunes.
- Little did I realized how differently I would feel about the dunes.
- Little I did realize how differently I would feel about the dunes.
11. The experience was very traumatic and he never forgot it.
- so traumatic the experience was and he never forgot it.
- Traumatic so was the experience that he never forgot it.
- So traumatic was the experience that he never forgot it.
- So traumatic was the experience and he never forgets it
12. I only said that it was getting late.
- The only thing I said was it was getting late.
- The only thing that I said was that it is getting late.
- The only I said thing was that it was getting late.
- The only thing said I was it was getting late.
13.It was the first time I had ever seen such an exciting event.
- Never before I had seen such an exciting event.
- Never before have I seen such an exciting event.
- Never had before I seen such an exciting event.
- Never before had I seen such an exciting event.
14.Which word correctly completes the sentence?
“The _________I’d been very worried about _________the reversing…”
- thing/ was
- place/ where
- time/ when
- reason/ why
15. I realized what I had achieved.
- Only when I realised what I had achieved.
- Only when did I realise what I had achieved.
- Only when I did realise what I had achieved.
- Only when realised I what I had achieved.
16.I have never had a problem with my passport.
Choose the correct sentence using inversion:
- Never I had a problem with my passport.
- At no time have I ever had a problem with my passport.
- At no time I have ever had a problem with my passport.
- Never at no time have I a problem with my passport.
17. You can expect good food, fast cars and great roads.
- It is good food, fast cars and great roads when you can expect.
- It is good food, fast cars and great roads who you can expect.
- It is good food, fast cars and great roads that you can expect.
- It was good food, fast cars and great roads that you can expect.
18. The noise of the races and the smell of the food which really excited me.
- It is the noise of the races and the smell of the food which really excited me.
- It was the noise of the races and the smell of the food when really excited me.
- It was the noise of the races and the smell of the food where really excited me.
- It was the noise of the races and the smell of the food which really excited me.
19. I just can’t understand the cost of space research.
- What I can’t understand was the cost of space research.
- What I can’t understand is the cost of space research.
- What I can’t understand were the cost of space research.
- What I can understand is the cost of space research.
20.They built Leeds Corn Exchange in 1863.
- Leeds Corn Exchange built in 1863.
- Leeds Corn Exchange has built in 1863.
- Leeds Corn Exchange was built in 1863.
- Leeds Corn Exchange had been built in 1863
21.People should put aside their income for retirement.
Choose the correct passive form:
- People should put aside their income for retirement.
- Their income should aside for retirement.
- Their income should have been put aside for retirement.
- Their income should be put aside for retirement.
22.“Genuine individual online reviews of products influence over 93% of consumers.”
The correct passive is:
- Over 93% of consumers are influenced by genuine individual online reviews of products.
- Over 93% of consumers have been influenced by genuine individual online reviews of products.
- Over 93% of consumers were influenced by genuine individual online reviews of products.
- Over 93% of consumers will be influenced by genuine individual online reviews of products.
23- “It is more economical to go to a cheaper supermarket if a taxi there and back needs to be included in the cost.”
- The agent is unknown or irrelevant.
- We want to avoid personal responsibility or blame.
- It is better not to start with a long, complex subject.
- We want to sound more objective
24. You use economics when you’re trying to decide which pair of jeans you can afford. Choose the correct passive form:
- Economics used when you’re trying to decide which pair of jeans you can afford.
- Economics is use when you’re trying to decide which pair of jeans you can afford.
- Economics is used when you’re trying to decide which pair of jeans you can afford.
- Economics are used when you’re trying to decide which pair of jeans you can afford
25- We have to take our unconscious biases and tendencies into account.
Choose the correct passive form:
- Our unconscious biases and tendencies must take into account.
- Our unconscious biases and tendencies have taken into account.
- Our unconscious biases and tendencies have to be taken into account.
- Our unconscious biases and tendencies are take into account
26. Over 93 percent of consumers are influenced by genuine individual online reviews of products.
Why is the passive used?
- We want to avoid blame
- We are more interested in the action.
- There is a tendency not to start with a long complex subject.
- It is obvious who carried out the action.
27. No one can do anything about it.
Choose the correct passive form:
- Nothing can be done about it.
- Nothing was doing about it.
- Nothing is do about it.
- Nothing can done by no one.
28. Choose the best continuation for each sentence.
Oxford Street is heavily polluted by traffic.
- They are therefore considering pedestrianisation.
- Pedestrianisation is therefore being considered
- The traffic pollution has completely disappeared
- Oxford Street is located under the sea
29. “Designers of early shopping malls simply wanted shopping to be _________as a social event.”
- experiencing
- experience
- being experienced
- experienced
30. Managers need to implement the recent health and safety regulations before the end of March. (HAVE)
The recent health and safety regulations _________by 31st March.
- have been implement
- have to implementing
- have to be implemented
- has to be implement
31.Rewrite the Passive sentences using a different subject
A lot of gift vouchers were given to me for my birthday.
- I was given a lot of gift vouchers for my birthday.
- A lot of gift vouchers gave me for my birthday.
- I gave a lot of gift vouchers for my birthday.
- I am giving a lot of gift vouchers for my birthday.
32.Economics is about much more than money and the skills that can _________ from studying it, like an analytical mind and a strong economic awareness of 12 the world.
- be developed
- developed
- developing
- develop
33.People believe that animals never fall into the trap of the sunk-cost fallacy, only humans. Choose the correct passive sentence starting with “It …”:
- It believes that animals never fall into the trap of the sunk-cost fallacy, only humans.
- It has been believed that animals never fall into the trap of the sunk-cost fallacy, only humans.
- It is believed that animals never fall into the trap of the sunk-cost fallacy, only humans.
- It was believing that animals never fall into the trap of the sunk-cost fallacy, only humans.
34.But ________the greed of the big industrial manufacturers, we wouldn’t be in this situation now.
- for
- of
- about
- from
35.______they to continue, the crop itself might disappear along with the insects and weeds.
- Were
- If were being
- If will
- Will be
36. _____they weren’t vegans, of course.
- If they are
- If they weren’t
- Even if they
- If they have been
37. Which expression adds a negative meaning to the condition?
- provided (that)
- on condition
- otherwise
- supposing
38. The relationship may continue; _________a nourishing food source would remain unexploited.
- Otherwise
- Provided
- Supposing
- As long as
39. If the chef didn’t use so many cloves of garlic, I would have chosen the lamb.
- I didn’t choose the lamb.
- The garlic spoiled the taste of the lamb.
- I ordered the lamb and enjoyed it very much
- The chef did not use any garlic in the dish
40. If he _________to ask you what the recipe is, you mustn’t tell him.
- should / were to
- were to / should
- would / might
- had / has
41. If it _________, the improvements would have taken much longer.
- hadn’t been for / there should have been
- there should have been / hadn’t been for
- wasn’t for / should have been
- had been for / would have been
42- If it _________been for governments banning those really dangerous pesticides years ago, the situation would be significantly worse than it is.
- hadn’t
- hasn’t
- wasn’t
- weren’t
43. If I _______for the lecture by a local chef, my brother would never have gone into hospitality.
- hadn’t been
- had been
- isn’t
- weren’t
44. We need ___________the nutrition course, ___________.
- enough people to enrol / otherwise it won’t start on 4th September
- enough people to enrol / or it will start on 4th September
- enough people to enrol / and it will start on 4th September
- enough people to enrol / but it won’t start on 4th September
45. The driving examiner turned to me and said, ‘You _______________drive on now.’
- may
- have to
- must
- should
46. I have broken my right arm and I _________write with my left hand!
- should
- must
- might
- can’t
47. _________you introduce us, please?
- May
- Could
- Must
- Should
48. Students should bring a ruler to the exam.
Students ___________________a ruler to the exam.
- are supposed to bring
- are forced to bring
- were supposed to bring
- supposed bringing
49. You shouldn’t have told him the answers.
You ___________________him the answers.
- meant not to tell
- didn’t mean to tell
- aren’t meant to tell
- weren’t meant to tell
50. I have broken my right arm and I can’t write with my left hand!
- be almost certain that
- not have the ability to do something
- not be allowed to do something
- have no choice but to do something
51. That result is disappointing. You oughtn’t to have taken so much time off.
- be almost certain that
- not be a good idea to have done something
- it wasn’t necessary so I didn’t do it
- be a good idea to have done something
52. I mustn’t be impatient.
- Ability
- Prohibition
- Strong obligation
- Speculation
53. I was so tired I managed to sleep right through the alarm.
- could sleep right through the alarm
- should have slept right through the alarm
- No modal verb can replace the underlined part without changing the meaning.
- must have slept right through the alarm
54. He wasn’t allowed to enter the building.
He _____________________________________________.
- was banned to enter the building
- was banned from entering the building
- banned from entering the building
- had banned from entering the building