Which one is different?
Which of these is NOT a cooking method? Roast/Boil/Stew/Tender
Tender
Services like these in Australia _________ (offer) an easy way to commute.
A lot of women prefer ______ (have) breakfast meeting
to have/having
I haven’t made any plans for the weekend, but ( I’ll probably go/I’m going/ go) to the cinema
There (aren’t enough/too much/ little) healthy options
aren't enough
Which of these is NOT put on a dining table? Spicy/Chopsticks/Spoon/Knife
Spicy
A huge ferry in New York ______ (carry) up to 5,000 people
carries
She doesn’t like _______ (take) a lot of breaks
Taking/to take
Sandra has got her ticket booked for Bali. She ( leaves/ is leaving/ probably leave) on Monday
leaves/ is leaving
I prefer not t eat meat but there are (little/a few/ few) vegetarian dishes
few
Which of these is NOT used to describe fish? White/frozen/homemade/fresh
Homemade
In London, in recent years, many people _______ (decide) to commute on the river
have decided
Lunch for two can _____ (be) over $100
Be
Do you come/ are you coming? Are you going to come into the office tomorrow?
are you coming/ are you going to come?
there isn’t (many/much/ too) space between tables
much
Which of these is NOT used to describe water? Tap/bottled/Sparkling/Low-fat
Low-fat
It’s a bit expensive but there _______ (not be) a more pleasant way to go to work.
isn't
It’s not easy ______ (get) a table for breakfast at this hotel
to get
Tomorrow evening, he (is going to watch/ is watching/ watches) his favorite series. He never misses it
is going to watch
The queues are long at lunchtime so there’s very (little/much/few) time to eat
little
Which of these is NOT used to describe steak? Well-done/Still/Medium/Rare
Still
I lived near the river for 10 years. I ______ (always be) fascinated by it
have always been
By _____ (get up) early, I can often _____ (leave) the office earlier
getting up/leave
I think ( I’m making/ I’ll make/ I’m going to make) some more coffee. Want one?
I'll make
There are ( a little/much/ a lot of) starters but there aren’t (many/much/few) deserts
a lot of, many