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I am not (eating / going to eat) chocolate. That's my resolution for next year.
going to eat - (intention)
My parents (make / let / am allowed to / allow) me stay up late on weekends if I finish my homework.
let
Explanation: “Let” is followed by base verb and means giving permission.
The scientist ______ discovered the vaccine received an international award.
who
Explanation: Who is used for people as the subject of the relative clause.
Sarah ______ her laptop repaired yesterday because it suddenly stopped working.
had
Explanation: “Yesterday” shows past tense.
If the driver had been more careful, the accident ______ (happen).
wouldn’t have happened
Explanation: Third conditional uses if + past perfect and would have + past participle.
The teacher, ______ students won the competition, was extremely proud
whose
Explanation: The students belong to the teacher.
→ “whose students won the competition”
At first, Aina found waking up at 5 a.m. difficult, but now she ______ it.
A) is used to
B) used to
C) gets used to
D) is getting used to
A) is used to
Explanation: “Be used to” means something is already familiar or normal.
She usually ______ (go) to school by bus, but today her father is driving her.
goes
Explanation: “Usually” shows a habit → present simple.
I (won't go/ 'm not going) to university this year. I want to take a year off.
am not going to (future arrangement)
My coach doesn’t ______ us leave early even if the training finishes quickly.
let
Explanation: “Let” is used for permission given by someone in control.
A new shopping mall ______ (build) in this area next year.
will be built
Explanation: Future passive structure = will be + (V3)
The students ______ essays were selected will represent the school.
whose
Explanation:“Whose” shows possession.
→ The essays belong to the students.
Spain (will win / are winning) the next World Cup.That's what I think.
will win - (predicition)
If I ______ enough money, I would travel around Europe next year.
had
Explanation: Second conditional uses if + past simple and would + base verb.
My laptop, ______ I bought last year, suddenly stopped working.
which
Explanation: The commas show this is a non-defining relative clause (extra information).
Several important emails ______ already ______ (send) by the secretary.
have been / sent
Explanation:“Already” often appears with the present perfect tense.
I don’t usually ______ my car washed during the rainy season.
have
Explanation: Present simple with “I” uses “have.”
The classroom ______ (clean) every evening before the students go home.
is cleaned
Explanation:This is a present passive sentence because it describes a regular action happening now/repeatedly.
Be quiet! The baby ______ (sleep) upstairs.
is sleeping
Explanation: Action happening right now → present continuous.
The missing documents ______ (find) by the manager yesterday morning.
were found
Explanation: “Yesterday morning” shows this happened in the past.
My mother wishes she ______ more time to clean her room.
had
The homework ______ (check) by the teacher every Friday.
is checked
Explanation: “Homework” is uncountable and singular.
I ______ (read) this book for two weeks, but I still haven’t finished it.
have been reading
Explanation: Action started in the past and is still continuing.
If only my neighbours ______ (stop) their music so loudly every night!
would stop
Explanation: This is a complaint about annoying behaviour.
→ Use would
We ______ (have) dinner at the moment, so can you call back later?
are having
Explanation: “At the moment” → present continuous.