Verb Tenses
SLEEP
The cat is sleeping on rug.
Would you ___ watching my purse while I run to the bathroom real quick? A. want B. mind C. like D. need
Would you ___ watching my purse while I run to the bathroom real quick?
B. mind
The teacher handed the test papers ___ to the students.
(down, in, into, off, on, out, up, by, from)
The teacher handed the test papers OUT to the students.
The couple doesnt SEE EYE TO EYE on how to train their pets.
He ___ the girl's name now.
A. remembers
B. is remembered
He ___ the girl's name now.
A. remembers
SHAKE
Yesterday the men met each other for the first time so they SHOOK hands to introduce themselves.
You are ready to order a meal in a restaurant. You say to the server:
A. I need the chicken, please.
B. Can you bring me the chicken, please.
C. I'd like the chicken, please
You are ready to order a meal in a restaurant. You say to the server:
A. I need the chicken, please.
Let’s get ___ to business and start the meeting.
(down, in, into, off, on, out, up, by, from)
Let’s get DOWN to business and start the meeting.
We don't know if the weather will be good enough for camping. We'll have to PLAY IT BY EAR.
A new book ___ by that company next year.
A. will publish
B. will be published
A new book ___ by that company next year.
B. will be published
Do you think it ___ tomorrow?
RAIN
Do you think it WILL RAIN tomorrow?
Heads up, go-to, bummer, favor, fancy
Oh what a BUMMER! I really wanted to go to movies tonight.
If you are free tomorrow afternoon, please drop ___ for a visit.
(down, in, into, off, on, out, up, by, from)
If you are free tomorrow afternoon, please drop IN for a visit.
Bonus: Please drop BY for a visit.
A prize ___ to whoever solves this equation.
A. will be giving
B. will be given
A prize ___ to whoever solves this equation.
B. will be given
I ___ a movie when you called last night.
WATCH
I WAS WATCHING a movie when you called last night.
I feel like he ____ he never follows through with anything.
wants his space, threw in the towel, is back on track, is on top of it
I feel like he threw in the towel he never follows through with anything.
(down, in, into, off, on, out, up, by, from)
The robber beat him UP and took his money.
When the manager arrived, the problem ___ .
A. had already been solved.
B. had already solved.
When the manager arrived, the problem ___ .
A. had already been solved.
She ___ a headache for several hours.
HAVE
A. Lift a finger B. Hesitate C. look forward to it D. take it out on me
She is always cranky after work but she still shouldn't ___. It's not fair.
D. take it out on me
They locked __ the prisoner.
(down, in, into, off, on, out, up, by, from)
He ___ responsible for the accident.
A. was holding
B. was held
He ___ responsible for the accident.
B. was held