Past Tense
I _______ (go) to the cinema yesterday.
went
This exam was _______ (slightly / difficult) than the one we took last year.
slightly more difficult
You _______ come to the meeting if you’re unwell.
don’t have to
I _______ you with your homework tomorrow.
will help
A person who is willing to consider ideas and opinions that are different to your own
open-minded
While I _______ (walk) home, it suddenly started to rain.
was walking
This is without doubt one of the _______ (interesting) books I’ve ever read.
most interesting
He _______ be at work now because his car isn’t in the driveway.
must
We _______ (visit) Paris next summer.
are going to visit
describes an area with lots of people living closely together
densely populated
By the time the train arrived, we _______ (already/leave) the station.
had already left
Of all the proposals, hers was _______ (far / good).
by far the best
They _______ known about the problem, otherwise they would have acted sooner.
can’t have
This time next week, I _______ (lie) on a beach in Greece.
will be lying
you are unable to feel a part of your body for a short time
numb
She _______ (not/answer) the phone because she _______ (have) dinner.
did not answer / was having
The _______ (hard / you try), the _______ (likely / you succeed).
The harder you try, the more likely you are to succeed.
I think he _______ apologised for what he said yesterday.
should have
By 2026, she _______ (complete) her PhD.
will have completed
to decide something (m___ __ y___ m___)
make up your mind
He _______ (study) for three hours before he finally _______ (understand) the concept.
had been studying / understood
Of all the cities I’ve visited Tokyo is probably _______ (easily / expensive); and it's also _______ (far / busy) than any other.
easily the most expensive / far busier
I think she _______ more confident yesterday if she had prepared differently.
might have been
By next month, I _______ (work) at this company for ten years.
will have been working
an important discovery or event that helps improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem
breakthrough