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I'm very jealous _____ your new coat.
a. about
b. at
c. of
c. of
New York was amazing. It _____.
a. crossed my mind
b. took my breath away
c. broke the ice
b. took my breath away
There is only rice or pasta, but I don’t like _____ of them.
a. either
b. neither
c. both
a. either
Kate: What language are those people speaking?
Greg: I don’t know -It _____ Swedish.
a. can be
b. might have been
c. could be
c. could be
Spain exports _____ rice nor tea.
a. either
b. both
c. neither
c. neither
I asked for an appointment and I ____ on a waiting list.
a. was being put
b. was put
c. is put
b. was put
You _____ touch that plate – it’s hot!
a. mustn’t
b. don’t have to
c. needn’t
a. mustn't
_____ likes working nights.
a. Nobody
b. Few people
c. Only one or two people
a. Nobody
The judge was impressed _____ the design you entered in the competition.
a. to
b. with
c. by
c. by
_____ we take our passports with us?
a. Have
b. Ought
c. Should
c. Should
I haven’t _____ any of these designers, have you?
a. heard of
b. do without
c. apologise for
a. heard of
Juan’s _____ about being woken up early in the morning – he can be quite grumpy.
a. pessimistic
b. concerned
c. bad-tempered
c. bad-tempered
You don’t seem very bothered _____ failing your exam.
a. at
b. about
c. of
b. about
The phone rang while we _____ dinner.
a. are having
b. were having
c. have had
b. were having
I know I can _____ you to give me some sensible advice.
a. laugh at
b. depend on
c. cope with
b. depend on
Was it common for you to watch cartoons as a kid?
_____ watch cartoons as a kid?
a. Are you used to
b. Have you got used to
c. Did you use to
c. Did you use to
If I were taller, they _____ me for the basketball team.
a. will choose
b. might have chosen
c. had chosen
b. might have chosen
Kevin’s over the _____ winning this prize. It’s been his goal all year.
a. optimistic about
b. moon about
c. relieved about
b. moon about
Jessie is no longer worried about going to school alone.
Jessie _____ to school alone now.
a. is used to going
b. used to go
c. would go
a. is used to going
Before I went to Canada, I _____ snow.
a. hadn’t seen
b. haven’t seen
c. didn’t see
a. hadn't seen
I found £20 and didn’t know what to do. What _____ you _____?
a. would / have done
b. should / have done
a. would / have done
We rushed to the station but the train _____ already.
a. leaves
b. left
c. had left
c. had left
If I hadn’t shown you where to go, where _____ now?
a. will you be
b. would you be
c. would you have been
b. would you be
We _____ for anything, it was all free, which was a nice surprise.
a. wouldn’t have paid
b. didn’t need to pay
b. didn’t need to pay
‘I haven’t had breakfast this morning.’ This morning, Ben _____ breakfast that morning.
a. said (that) he hadn’t had
b. said (that) he hasn’t had
c. said (that) he didn’t have
a. said (that) he hadn’t had