Conditionals
If I __________, I buy a house.
a. win
b. won
win
The class is________.
a. interesting
b. interested
a. interesting
Use "get out of hand" in a sentence correctly.
Get out of hand means get out of control.
I asked him out means:
a. invite on a date
b. ask to leave a place
invite on a date
I have two_______
a. fish
b. fishes
fish
If I win the lottery, I____________ a house.
a. will buy
b. would buy
a. will buy
Peter was ______ when he missed the start of the film.
a. annoyed
b. annoying
a. annoyed
Use "get (something) out of your system" in a sentence correctly.
Get something out of your system means to do the thing you have been wanting to do so you can move on.
Please, back me ______.
a. up
b. on
up (back up means support)
Thank you for _______ here today.
a. to come
b. coming
coming
If I won the lottery, I ________ a house.
a. will buy
b. would buy
would buy
The results of the game were ________.
a. surprised
b. surprising
surprising
Use "hit the sack" in a sentence correctly.
Hit the sack means go to sleep.
We decided to break _____ the relationship.
a. in
b. up
up ( break uo means to end a relationship).
I ________ some documents at the office yesterday.
a. dropped out
b. dropped off
dropped off
If I had won the lottery, I ________ a house.
a. would buy
b. would have bought
would have bought
Trying to understand English can be so________.
a. frustrating
b. frustrated
frustrating
Use "pull (someone's) leg" in a sentence correctly.
Pull someone's leg means to joke with someone.
I called him ____.
a. up
b. down
uo (call up means to phone)
Past participle of cut:
a. cutted
b. cut
cut
I ____________, if I ________ the opportunity.
a. would have traveled more; had had
b. will travel more; had
would have traveled more; had had
John was ________ when he went parachute jumping for the first time.
a. terrified
b. terrifying
terrified
Use "pull yourself together" in a sentence correctly.
Pull yourself together means to calm down.
I came down with something means:
a. volunteered
b: become sick
become sick
_________ what you choose, I'm fine with your decision, boss.
a. I don't mind
b. It don't care
I don't mind