Tenses
Prepositions
Articles
Relative clauses
Modal verbs
100

She’s exhausted because she ___ (work) on that report all day.

She’s exhausted because she has been working on that report all day.

100

We’ll meet ___ the train station ___ 7 p.m., but the concert starts ___ 8.

We’ll meet at the train station at 7 p.m., but the concert starts at 8.

100

I saw ___ movie last night. ___ movie was really good!

I saw a movie last night. The movie was really good!

100

The woman ___ lives next door is a marine biologist.

The woman who lives next door is a marine biologist.

100

You ___ wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike — it’s the law.

You must wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike — it’s the law.

200

By the time we arrived, the concert ___ (already / start).

By the time we arrived, the concert had already started.

200

I’m really interested ___ learning more ___ artificial intelligence.

I’m really interested in learning more about artificial intelligence.

200

___ water in this area is not safe to drink, but ___ coffee is fine.

The water in this area is not safe to drink, but Ø (no article) coffee is fine.

200

My laptop, ___ I bought two years ago, still works perfectly.

My laptop, which I bought two years ago, still works perfectly.

200

You ___ park here. It’s for residents only.

You can’t / mustn’t park here. It’s for residents only.

300

By next summer, I ___ (finish) my university degree.

By next summer, I will have finished my university degree.

300

Her success depends ___ how well she can adapt ___ new situations.

Her success depends on how well she can adapt to new situations.

300

___ honesty is important in relationships, but not everyone always tells ___ truth.

Ø (no article) honesty is important in relationships, but not everyone always tells the truth.

300

The author ___ books you lent me is giving a lecture tomorrow.

The author whose books you lent me is giving a lecture tomorrow.

300

She’s not answering her phone. She ___ be asleep, or she ___ have forgotten to charge it.

She’s not answering her phone. She might be asleep, or she could have forgotten to charge it.

400

If I ___ (know) about the traffic, I ___ (leave) earlier.

If I had known about the traffic, I would have left earlier.

400

The policy was introduced ___ response ___ growing environmental concerns.

The policy was introduced in response to growing environmental concerns.

400

After graduating from ___ university, she spent a year working in ___ Netherlands.

After graduating from Ø (no article) university, she spent a year working in the Netherlands.

400

The company ___ he used to work for went bankrupt last year.

The company (that / which) he used to work for went bankrupt last year.

400

You ___ have told me you were running late — I waited for an hour!

You should / could have told me you were running late — I waited for an hour!

500

When we finally reached the station, the train ___ (already / leave), and everyone ___ (wait) for the next one in silence.

When we finally reached the station, the train had already left, and everyone was waiting for the next one in silence.

500

___ no circumstances should you agree ___ those terms without reading the contract carefully.

Under no circumstances should you agree to those terms without reading the contract carefully.

500

It was ___ experience that changed her life — not just any experience, but ___ experience of losing everything and starting again.

It was an experience that changed her life — not just any experience, but the experience of losing everything and starting again.

500

We visited the town ___ my grandparents were born, ___ is now famous for its film festival.

We visited the town where my grandparents were born, which is now famous for its film festival.

500

He looks tired today. He ___ have stayed up all night finishing that report.

He must have stayed up all night finishing that report.