relative pronouns / tag questions
Let’s reserve a table at the restaurant, ___?
a will we b shall we c can’t we
b shall we
The kitchen wasn’t ready to cook in because nobody ___ the washing-up.
a had been doing b had done c was doing
b had done
More people ___ in ghosts in older times than modern days.
a used to believe b were believing c would believe
a used to believe
Mr Evans is ___ to let you hand in your essay late. He’s very easy-going.
a about b hoping c likely
c likely
We were pleased with the weather on holiday – at no time ___.
a it was raining b it rained c did it rain
c did it rain
This is the café ___ we often do some work in.
a where b there c which
c which
Joan ___ (work) very hard lately. I think she needs a holiday.
has been working
I’m so annoyed with Tom. He’s ____ interrupting me when we’re talking with friends.
always /forever /constantly
Politicians usually ___ (persuade / people / vote) for them by using various strategies.
persuade people to vote
Not only ___ (Malcolm / visit) the gallery, but he also bought a painting there.
did Malcom visit
Mrs Jackson, to __ should I address this letter?
whom
I can’t meet you this evening. I ___ (see) my parents because they’re in town.
am seeing / am going to see
A: How did your family spend Saturday evenings when you were a child?
B: We ____ watch TV together and then talk about some of the programmes we’d seen.
would / used to
Richard __ (try / use) a better quality pen to improve his handwriting and it helped. I can read his writing more easily now.
tried using
Under no circumstances __ touch the exhibits in this display.
a people should b should people c shouldn’t people
b should people
I’m here for the extra music lessons. I’m in the right classroom, ___?
a don’t I b aren’t I c am I
b aren’t I
I don’t know what I ___ in twenty years’ time. But then who does?
a ’ll do b ’ll be doing c ’m going to do
b ’ll be doing
She ___ (use / wear) glasses. It doesn't bother her.
is used to wearing
Could everyone sit down at the table, please? I’m ___ to serve the first course.
a bound b likely c about
c about
Hardly had I arrived the university lecture hall ___ there was a fire drill and we all had to leave.
when
A: Can I borrow the key to the garden gate, please? B: Sure, but don’t lose it, ___?
will you
The doctor ____ (not / send) your results by Friday. You’ll have to wait until next week.
won't have sent
I ___ (use / wear) glasses. It's becoming easier with time.
am getting used to wearing
- I don't remember ___ (lock) the door.
- Don't worry. I remembered ___ (lock) it.
locking ; to lock
Little ___ (he / imagine) that he would come to thank me just a week later.
did he imagine