Fill in the blanks.
1I often ............... horror movies.
Wrong!
Use "watch" for a regular habit with "I often."
2I ............... tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "am leaving" for a planned future arrangement.
3They ............... in May.
Wrong!
Use "are getting married" for a planned future arrangement.
4She ............... care of stray dogs and cats.
Wrong!
Use "takes" in the simple present for a regular activity.
5I ............... run when I was just one year old.
Wrong!
Use "could" for general ability in the past.
6You ............... me you weren’t coming.
Wrong!
Use "could have told" to criticize someone for not giving information in the past.
7There ............... be a bakery on that corner.
Wrong!
Use "used to" for a past state that is no longer true.
8She ............... talk about her illnesses for hours.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "used to" and "would" can describe a repeated past habit.
9I ............... working so hard.
Wrong!
Use "am not used to" before a gerund to mean something does not feel familiar.
10"Where is Samuel?" "He ............... to Russia."
Wrong!
Use "has gone" when Samuel went to Russia and is still there now.
11We saw children ............... in the park.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
After "saw," both "play" and "playing" are possible here.
12You never let me ............... a sentence.
Wrong!
Use "finish" after "let" because "let" is followed by an object and the bare infinitive.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I often watch horror movies.
- I am leaving tomorrow.
- They are getting married in May.
- She takes care of stray dogs and cats.
- I could run when I was just one year old.
- You could have told me you weren’t coming.
- There used to be a bakery on that corner.
- She used to / would talk about her illnesses for hours.
- I am not used to working so hard.
- “Where is Samuel?” “He has gone to Russia.”
- We saw children play / playing in the park.
- You never let me finish a sentence.
