Verb Tenses
-ing/to infinitive
Comparative structures
Future
Idioms
100

He must be very hungry. He____  (eat) anything in three days.

hasn't eaten 

100

She delayed___ (get) out of bed.

getting 

100

Your sister looks just _____ Brigitte Bardot

like 

100

Listen! There's someone at the door. I___ (open) the door for you.

will open

100

To bite off more than you can chew

To try and do more things than you are capable to handle

200

 First he____ (work) as a salesman, then as a night clerk, and after that he quit his job and became a writer.

worked

200

He demanded ____(speak) to the manager

to speak

200

The older you get_____(soon) you get tired 

the sooner 

200

The train___at 11:45.

leaves

200

It’s back to square one


back to where one started, with no progress having been made


300

Will the rain ever stop? It____ (rain) all day.

has been raining 

300

 I offered ____(help)

to help

300

That company is considerably richest than that one 

Correct or incorrect 


Incorrect 

......is considerably richer.

300

By the time we get home, the football match____ (start)

will have started 

300

The best of both worlds 


An ideal situation

400

I___ (finish) writing my report in an hour or so. Then we can go to a movie.

will finish 

400

 I really appreciate ____(be) on holiday.

being 

400

Our technology was far less advanced than theirs.

CONSIDERABLY

Their technology _____________than ours

 


was considerably more advanced


400

This time tomorrow we____(drive) to York.

will be driving

400

Speak of the devil

The person we were just talking about showed up!

500

Yesterday my daughter flew in an airplane for the first time in her life. She____ (fly) in an airplane before.

had never flown 

500

Unfortunately, we can't afford ____(buy) a new car this year

to buy 

500

You're nowhere as good as we are at football!

WAY

We're  _________at football!

way better than you

500

That’s what they always say, but they____ (forget) about it by next year.

will surely have forgotten

500

To hear something straight from the horse's mouth

you hear it from someone who knows that it is definitely true