Participle Adjectives
Choose the correct adjective.
I am _____ about going on vacation.
a. excited
b. exciting
a. excited
What meaning does could have in the following sentence?
He could play the guitar when he was 6 years old.
a. past ability
b. past possibility
c. present possibility
a. past ability
Which sentence is correct?
a. He should to take a vacation to Florida.
b. He ought to takes a vacation to Florida.
c. He should take a vacation to Florida.
c. He should take a vacation to Florida.
If you have a pet dog, you _____________ feed it every day or it will die!
a. have got to
b. has got to
c. have got
a. have got to
I decided _________ this class in Session 2.
a. to take
b. taking
c. both
a. to take
Choose the correct adjective.
The movie was really ______.
a.interested
b. interesting
b. interesting
What meaning does could have in the following sentence?
We could have gone to Chicago last week, but we decided to stay home.
a. past ability
b. past possibility
c. present possibility
b. past possibility
Which sentence is correct?
a. You should taking this medication.
b. You had better take this medication.
c. You ought take this medication.
b. You had better take this medication.
Son: Mom, I don't want to clean my room. _________________ it right now?
Mother: Yes, right now.
a. Do I must clean
b. Have I to clean
c. Do I have to clean
c. Do I have to clean
I really enjoy _______ new people.
a. to meet
b. meeting
c. both
b. meeting
Choose the correct adjective.
The speaker was really _____. I loved listening to him talk.
a. fascinated
b. fascinating
b. fascinating
What meaning does could have in the following sentence?
I could help you if you want me to.
a. past ability
b. present possibility
c. permission
b. present possibility
Which sentence is correct?
a. You'd better not speed.
b. You'd not better speed.
c. You not had better speed.
a. You'd better not speed.
Mr. Wu: Hi, Mark. Where's your dad?
Mark: Oh, he ______________ to work because there was an emergency.
a. had got to go
b. had to go
c. must go
b. had to go
We started _______ at 8:00.
a. to work
b. working
c. both
c. both
Choose the correct adjective.
Joe is really _________. He always talks about the same things every time I talk to him.
a. bored
b. boring
b. boring
What meaning does could have in the following sentence?
Someone is knocking on the door. It couldn't be my friend because he has a key.
a. past impossibility
b. present inability
c. present impossibility
c. present impossibility
Which sentence is correct?
a. What ought to we do?
b. What should we do?
c. What had we better do?
b. What should we do?
In order to log on to the Internet, Sally __________ her user I.D.
a. have to enter
b. must enter
c. has got to entering
b. must enter
Did you remember _______ off the stove?
a. to turn
b. turning
c. both
a. to turn
I was ________ by the sunset last night.
a. amazed
b. amazing
a. amazed
What meaning does could have in the following sentence?
He couldn't have been the one who did the crime because he was at work all day.
a. past impossibility
b. present impossibility
c. future impossibility
a. past impossibility
Which sentence is correct?
a. You oughtn't go out tonight.
b. You shouldn't to go out tonight.
c. You had better not go out tonight.
c. You had better not go out tonight.
Friend: _________________________ pay to see the doctor?
Brother: No, she ________________ because she has medical insurance.
a. Must your sister / mustn't
b. Does your sister have to / doesn't
c. Do your sister have to / don't
b. Does your sister have to / doesn't
He stopped _______ last year, and he feels much healthier now.
a. to smoke
b. smoking
c. both
b. smoking