TENSES
This time tomorrow, I ............................... on the beach.
A. am lying
B. will lie
C. will be lying
C. will be lying
(To say that an activity will be in progress at a particular time in the future, we use the future continuous tense.)
The front of your face below your mouth.
chin
She is more intelligent ……………………….. I thought.
THAN
He accused me …………………….. stealing his money.
- about
- for
- of
of
This is the name of the UK Flag
the Union Jack
Phone me when you ............................ time.
(have, would have, will have)
have
(In many subordinate clauses we use the present tenses to refer to the future.)
A machine or tool that does a special job.
device
I have hardly eaten ………………………… since yesterday.
- anything
- nothing
anything
( Hardly is a negative word. It cannot be used with nothing. )
Do you agree …………………………… his decision to quit?
- for
- with
- of
with
(You agree with a person, opinion or policy.)
These are the counties which the UK consists of.
England, Wales, Scotland, The Northern Ireland
You ........................... an accident if you go on driving like that.
- are having
- will have
- would have
will have
(In conditional sentences, when the verb in the if-clause is in the simple present tense, we use will + infinitive in the main clause.)
introduce
It took me months to ………………………… in the city.
- get used to driving
- used to get driving
- get used to driving
I am anxious ……………………………. my exam.
- for
- about
- over
about
He is the heir to the English throne.
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
When you phoned, I ................................. in the garage.
- worked
- am working
- was working
was working
(We use the past continuous to talk about a past event that was going on a particular time in the past.)
unfairly preferring one person or group over another
biased
Have you …………………………….. seen a ghost?
- ever
- never
ever
He has been married .................................. her for more than three decades.
- with
- to
- for
to
This is the capital of the UK and England
London
I .......................... the bell six times but no one opened the door.
- was ringing
- have rung
- rang
rang
(We use the simple past to talk about repeated past actions.)
the measurement of how long something is from one end to the other
length
She had great difficulty ………………………… a job.
- in finding
- to find
in finding
We should arrive ……………………… their place ……………………. time …………………… lunch.
- in, to, at
- at, by, for
- at. in, for
- at, for, in
- at. in, for
This is Queen Elizabeth's home.
The Buckingham Palace