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I ate dinner last night and --- Maria.
A: too did
B: neither did
C: so did D: either did
I ate dinner last night and SO DID Maria.
When I was young, I --- basketball very well.
A: can play
B: may play
C: could play
D: should play
When I was young, I COULD PLAY basketball very well.
---- she is from Iran.
A: May be
B: Should be
C: Could be
D: Maybe
MAYBE she is from Iran.
She won't work on Sunday and we ---
A: won't either.
B: don't either.
C: won't too.
D: won't neither
She won't work on Sunday, and we WON'T EITHER.
You --- not smoke in here. Smoking is not allowed here.
A: could
B: might
C: had better
D: can't
You HAD BETTER not smoke in here. Smoking is not allowed here.
I don't want to go to Disneyland. I -- the rides and the crowds of people.
A: can't like
B: might not like
C: ought not to like
D: shouldn't like
I don't want to go to Disneyland. I MIGHT NOT LIKE the rides and the crowds of people.
Mother doesn't like coffee. She ---- drink tea.
A: prefers than
B: likes more to
C: would rather
D: wants better to
Mother doesn't like coffee. She WOULD RATHER drink tea.
When you are sick, you take medicine ----.
A: for feeling better
B: to feel better
C: get better
D: for getting better
When you are sick, you take medicine TO FEEL BETTER.
I was sorry ---- her cry.
A: for seeing
B: to see
C: see
D: to seeing
I was sorry TO SEE her cry.
Can I go -- water?
A: get some
B: for drink
C: to get
CAN I GO GET SOME WATER?
---- water is good for your health.
A: Drinking
B: To drink
C: Drink
D: Drinks
DRINKING water is good for your health.
It is important --- a good person.
A: being
B: be
C: to be
D: for being
It is important TO BE a good person.
Do you enjoy ---- TV?
A: watching
B: to watch
C: for watching
D: to watching
Do you enjoy WATCHING TV?
Last week, we --- in the park.
A: go running
B: went ran
C: went running
D: went run
Last week, we WENT RUNNING in the park.
Does your mother worry about ---- at night?
A: driving
B: to drive
C: drives
D: for driving
Does your mother worry about DRIVING at night?
Susan likes her car. She ---- her car.
A: is used to drive
B: driving
C: is used to driving
D: is use to driving
Susan likes her car. She IS USED TO DRIVING her car.
I hated American food. It was --- food I ever ate.
A: the worst
B: worse
C: bad
D: the baddest
I hated American food. It was THE WORST food I ever ate.
Water costs ---- than coffee.
A: a little
B: less
C: the least
D: the most
Water costs LESS than coffee.
My brother liked living at the beach. He --- swimming in the ocean.
A: getting used to
B: gets used to
C: got used to
D: got use to
My brother liked living at the beach. He GOT USED TO swimming in the ocean.
Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein is ---- than my teacher.
A: famouser
B: more famous
C: most famous
D: famed
Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein is MORE FAMOUS than my teacher.
We didn't like living in Germany. We --- the bad weather.
A: not used to
B: weren't used to
C: didn't used to
D: weren't using to
We didn't like living in Germany. We WEREN'T USED TO the bad weather.
It is easy to drive a car. You ---- a car.
A: will get used to driving
B: will get used to drive
C: will get use to drives
D: getting used to driving
It is easy to drive a car. You WILL GET USED TO DRIVING a car.
It is not easy to move to the U.S. You --- living with Americans.
A: having to get used to
B: have to get used to
C: have to get use to
D: are get used to
It is not easy to move to the U.S. You HAVE TO GET USED TO living with Americans.
I liked going to school in Paris. I --- in Paris.
A: was getting used to living
B: got used to live
C: was used to live
D: was using to live
I liked going to school in Paris. I WAS GETTING USED TO LIVING in Paris.
A: Are you getting used to speaking English?
B: Do you getting used to speaking English?
C: Are you get used to speak English?
D: Do you get used to speak English?
ARE YOU GETTING USED TO SPEAKING ENGLISH?