WISHES
It's time you ____________ (think) seriously about what you want to do with your life.
thought
Cameron is allergic to peanuts. If she __________ (eat) some, she ____________ (get) a rash.
eats
gets
Perhaps he took piano lessons when he was a child. (might / would)
He __________ piano lessons when he was a child.
might have taken
I knocked on the door a few times but there was _______ response.
NO
George has no ____ for figures, but he is brilliant at languages.
heart / head / hand
head
I'd rather you ____________ (make) that comment last night. You hurt me.
hadn't made
If she _______ (be) more experienced, she _______ (be) more likely to get the job. But she's just graduated from university.
were
would be
This app will definitely help you improve your productivity. (bound / may)
This app _____________ you improve your productivity.
is bound to help
Nick, John, I need some money. Does _______ of you have any money I can borrow?
A.none
B.either
C.neither
D.some
B
A: Why don’t you upgrade your phone?
B: I will soon. This one is _______ and keeps freezing.
a. finding my feet
b. on its last legs
c. pulling my leg
d. putting a brave face
b. on its last legs
Supposing you ____________ (have) enough money to invest? Where would you invest it?
had
He ________ if he ________ a helmet. Fortunately, he cares about work safety.
A. would die / didn't wear
B.could have died / hadn't been wearing
C.had died / wouldn't wear
D. might die /hadn't worn
B
They didn't have their car, so I'm sure they didn't get very far. (cannot / should not)
They didn't have their car, so they ____________very far.
can't have got
A: Please, my wife and I would like some water.
A: Do ______ of you want water to drink?
B: Yes, please.
A: May I suggest trying the white wine?
B: No, thanks, ________ of us drink alcohol.
both
neither
A: I'm off to New Delhi tomorrow.
B: Hope you get there ___________.
a. far and wide
b. by and large
c. touch and go
d. safe and sound
d. safe and sound
I wish you ________( leave ) your stuff everywhere all the time. I'm tired of tidying up after you.
wouldn't leave
CASEY: Sometimes people work hard, but they don’t get the results they want. It’s different for you; for you, it’s easy to succeed in whatever you want to succeed in.
CLAIRE: That’s unfair. I _______(be) where I am today if I _______(not work) very hard all these past years.
wouldn't be / had not worked
Your parents _______ fly into a rage when they see the scratch on their car. You took it without their permission! ( could / will)
will
A: Sorry, madam, but ____ drinks are allowed in the museum.
B: But I've just bought it from the vending machine you have outside.
A: I'm sorry. _______you drink it before going in or you put it in this bin.
no
Either
A: Did you drop your phone again?
B: Yeah... I’m so _________ lately, I can’t hold onto anything!
A: Your brother gets so _________ when we talk about politics.
B: I know—he treats every conversation like a debate.
clumsy
argumentative
If only we ________________ (know) sooner. We could have prevented the situation.
had known
SON: Please, mum. Can I go out on if I ____(do) all my homework before leaving?
MOTHER: Well, if you _______(do) your homework when I asked you, you _________ (be) allowed to go out now.
SON: But I didn't hear you.
do
had done
would
I ____________(revise) more for the exam. I was lazy, and now I'll fail! (would / should)
should have revised
A: How many available seats do you have?
B: I'm sorry, sir. I'm afraid that _________ .
A: Are you saying that ______ seat has been taken?
B: Yes, sir, all of them.
none / every
Buddhists don’t ______ Buddha as a god, but they show deep respect for him.
A: Your daughter asks so many questions about everything!
B: I know—she’s incredibly ______, just like I was at her age.
worship
inquisitive