L3 Sentences
( will / work / finished / he / the / have ) next week.
He will have the work finished next week.
She has not visited her parents' home _______
she got married.
A: from
B: since
C: before
D: after
B: Since
She has not visited her parents' home since she got married.
______ art experts believe these techniques were the result of his creative imagination.
A: Some
B: Others
A: Some
Some art experts believe these techniques were the result of his creative imagination.
When Harry lived in Liverpool, he _____ often come to see me.
A: would
B: should
B: would
When Harry lived in Liverpool, he would often come to see me.
You ( better / in / had / not / go out ) such bad weather.
You had better not go out in such bad weather.
Do German train stations have ticket gates?
No
Fix
He (pay) the car two days ago.
He (paid) the car two days ago.
( practicing / have / I / with / soccer / been / Tom ) since this morning.
I have been practicing soccer with Tom since this morning.
By the time Nick gets home, the Tv program
__________.
A: had ended
B: has ended
C: will have ended
D: ends
C: will have ended
By the time Nick gets home, the TV program will have ended.
Some art experts believe these techniques were the result of his creative imagination. _______ say he suffered from an eye disease that prevented him from seeing things clearly.
A: Some
B: Others
B: Others
Others say he suffered from an eye disease that prevented him from seeing things clearly.
"Do I have to reserve a table?" "No, you ______."
A: don't have to
B: mustn't
A: don't have to
"Do I have to reserve a table?" "No, you don't have to."
We ( have / him / before / called / should ) we visited.
We should have called him before we visited.
Sometimes you ______ get on a train without a ticket at all.
A: can
B: must
C: should
A: can
Sometimes you can get on a train without a ticket at all.
______ she been feeling better lately?
A: Has
B: Have
C: Had
A: Has
Has she been feeling better lately?
Recently I ( writing a report / been / for / busy / have) my English class.
Recently I have been busy writing a report for my English class.
She _________ in this company for 20 years next March.
A: has been working
B: has worked
C: is working
D: will have worked
A: has been working
She has been working in this company for 20 years next March.
What color does Van Gogh use the most in his painting?
Yellow
I'll be in my office all day today, so you _______ come at any time.
A: may
B: should
A: may
I'll be in my office all day today, so you may come at any time.
When I was a child, I (that / to / used / listen / song / to).
When I was a child, I used to listen to that song.
What kind of machines do they have on German station platforms?
A: Capsule Machines
B: Train Logo Stamp
C: Ticket Stamp Machines
D: Ramen Machines
C: Ticket Stamp Machines
He _____ a new job recently.
A: get
B: gets
C: got
D: has got
C: got
He got a new job recently.
( had / bus / when / already / the / left ) we got to the bust stop.
The bus had already left when we got to the bus stop.
He _____ in Kyoto for two years.
A: lives
B: has lived
C: has been lived
D: live
B: has lived
He has lived in Kyoto for two years.
Art experts ______ to learn what causes an artist to paint the way he or she does for a long time.
A: be trying
B: have been trying
C: trying they have
D: have bean trys
B: have been trying
Art experts have been trying to learn what causes an artist to paint in the way he or she does for a long time.
Although I tried many times, the engine _______ not start.
A: should
B: would
B: would
Although I tried many times, the engine would not start.
I ( smoking / you / stop / like / would / to ) here.
I would like you to stop smoking here.
What do you have to pay if you are caught without a ticket?
A: pay for the ticket
B: pay a fine
C: pay for a stamp
D: nothing
B: pay a fine
You can be made to pay a fine several tens of times the fare.
The children _____ doing their chores every Saturday.
A: is
B: are
C: does
B: are
The children are doing their chores every Saturday.
How ( been / Mr. Smith / working / long / has ) for the shop?
How long has Mr. Smith been working for the shop?
I haven't seen her lately. When _______ her last?
A: did you see
B: have you seen
C: do you see
D: had you seen
B: have you seen
I haven't seen her lately. When have you seen her last?
What artist are they talking about in the reading?
A: Vichent Van Go
B: Vincent Van Gogh
C: Vincent Ven Gog
D: Vincent Van Goh
B: Vincent Van Gogh
You _____ to see a doctor since you say you're always tired.
A: ought
B: should
You ought to see a doctor since you say you're always tired.
You ( be / to / for / late / ought / school / not ).
You ought to not be late for school.
In European movies you often see scenes of people _________ on a train.
A: getting punched
B: seeing someone off
C: sitting on the floor
D: singing
B: seeing someone off
In European movies you often see scenes of people seeing someone off on a train.
By the time I arrived, they _____.
A: left
B: leaves
C: leaving
D: has left
A: left
By the time I arrived, they left.
( living / Tokyo / she / has / in / been ) all her life.
She has been living in Tokyo all her life.
When it began to rain, I realized that I _______ my umbrella in the train.
A: left
B: was leaving
C: have left
D: had left
D: had left
When it began to rain, I realized that I had left my umbrella in the train.
Vincent Van Gogh may have suffered the effects of _________.
A: Digital disease
B: Tuberculosis
C: Digitalis
D: Cancer
____ I wash the dishes after dinner?
A: Will
B: Shall
B: Shall
Shall I wash the dishes after dinner?
You ( take / not / need / medicine / day / this / every )
You need not take this medicine every day.
Japanese people _____ why they don't just build a ticket gate.
A: confuse
B: write
C: wonder
D: mind
C: Wonder
Japanese people wonder why they don't just build a ticket gate.
A: has
B: have
C: had
B: have
The birds have flown away.