Grammar
Complete the sentences with should(n’t) have, could(n’t) have, or would(n’t) have, and the correct past form of the verbs in brackets.
We ______ (lose) the match. We played better and had most of the chances. We were so unlucky!
shouldn’t have lost
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I often work up a s______ in the aerobics class.
sweat
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That was a really bad decision. You _____ (decide) to give up playing badminton when you did
shouldn’t have decided
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Working out every day is difficult and d_______. It’s really hard to do.
demanding
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Driving so fast without a helmet was a stupid thing to do. You _____ (be killed).
could have been killed
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I _____ (go) to the match if I had known that five of our best players were injured.
wouldn’t have gone
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Pat is very u________. His sense of balance is poor and he can’t catch anything!
uncoordinated
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I’ve been waiting for an hour. You _______ (phone) and told me you were going to be late.
could have / should have phoned
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I felt out of b______ by the time we got to the top of the mountain. I was really tired.
breath
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I’m sorry. I ______ (say) that. I didn’t mean to. Sorry.
shouldn’t have said
Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple or present perfect continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Use the continuous form where possible.
I ______ (always / be) good at sports
have always been
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Sally fell down the stairs and banged / twisted / lost her head really hard on the steps.
banged
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We _____ (visit) the castle three times so far this year.
have visited
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Have you ever broken / drowned / tore your arm?
broken
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We _____ (attend) art classes since November
have been attending
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Amy _____ (try) to call you all morning. Do you ever answer your phone?
has been trying
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William broke / bruised / tore his knee ligaments during a rugby match. He couldn’t play again for three months.
tore
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I _______ (not feel) well recently.
have not been feeling
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Jerry had a few twists / cuts / breaks and bruises after falling off his bike.
cuts
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How long _____ (you / know) Katherine?
have you known
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You had so many different options. You ______ (choose) to play tennis or golf, for example. So, why did you choose boxing?
could have chosen
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Ruth hit her head on the lamppost and banged /knocked / cut herself out. She was unconscious for 20 minutes.
knocked
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Patrick _____ (leave) the party early without me. I’m angry with him. Why did he do that?
shouldn’t have left
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Penny gave / lost / twisted consciousness for a few minutes because of the high altitude in the mountains
lost
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What ______ (you / do) if you’d missed the plane?
would you have done