1. Hello Sara, —Please choose an option—how do you?how are you?how you are?how is it? I'm very well, thank you.
2. —Please choose an option—HisHe'sHeHer name is John Smith.
3. —Please choose an option—WhereHow bigHow muchWhat is this blue bag? It' $5.50.
4. It’s my —Please choose an option—fatherfathersfather’sfathers’ birthday on Saturday.
5. Julia —Please choose an option—teachteachesteachingteached’ English in a high school.
6. How do you get to work? —Please choose an option—By car.In car.By the car.By a car.
7. —Please choose an option—They areThere areThere isIt is only three chairs in my room.
8. —Please choose an option—Does canCanCansCant she speak Japanese?
9. He —Please choose an option—wereiswasdid born in 1963 in Spain.
10. Did she stay with friends? —Please choose an option—No, she didn't.No, she didn't stay.No, she stayed not.No, she didn't stayed.
11. Last night I —Please choose an option—hearam hearinghearingheard some music outside.
12. We have lunch —Please choose an option—attoinon one o'clock.
13. It looks like there isn’t —Please choose an option—somebodyanybodysomeonenobody home
14. I'm hungry. —Please choose an option—I likeI'd wantI'd likeI'm like something to eat, please.
15. Can I have —Please choose an option—someatheany more milk, please?
16. —Please choose an option—WhoseWhat'sWho'sWho bag is this? It's mine.
17. What's her job? She's —Please choose an option—a actressactressthe actressan actress.
18. My favorite painters are Manet and Renoir, but John doesn't like —Please choose an option—theythemitsome at all.
19. We don’t have —Please choose an option—some childrenany childrena childrenone children.
20. I'm —Please choose an option—stayto staystayingwill stay at home today.
21. Sheila hopes —Please choose an option—beto bebeing a teacher because she —Please choose an option—enjoysis enjoying working with children.
22. I worked on a farm —Please choose an option—whileduringas long asalong the holidays.
23. I went out without —Please choose an option—someanynoa money.
24. He’s got —Please choose an option—muchmanya lot ofa lot money.
25. I know —Please choose an option—a fewlittlea littleany people interested in music.
26. He is —Please choose an option—thea/some man I told you about.
27. That’s too heavy for you! Here, I —Please choose an option—am going to‘llwouldshould help you.
28. —Please choose an option—WhatHow is she like, and —Please choose an option—whathow does she look?
29. Car racing is the —Please choose an option—most expensiveexpensivestmore expensiveas expensive sport in the world.
30. —Please choose an option—DidDoWereHave you ever visited Chicago?
31. She's never —Please choose an option—gonewasbeenwent to New York.
32. They usually —Please choose an option—are eatingeat at home but today they —Please choose an option—haveare having lunch in a restaurant.
33. It's the best film —Please choose an option—I ever sawI've ever seenI've never seenI've already seen. You should go and see it.
34. They've lived in that house —Please choose an option—forduringsinceuntil they were children.
35. If you don't want to burn yourself, you —Please choose an option—won'tdon'tshouldn'tcouldn't lie in the sun all day.
36. You —Please choose an option—mustmustn'tshoulddon't have to open the door before the train gets into the station. It's very dangerous.
37. I don't think life —Please choose an option—won'twill bebeis better in the future.
38. If I have enough money next year, I —Please choose an option—will gogowould gowent to the USA.
39. My car —Please choose an option—was stolenis stolenhad stolengets stolen last night.
40. They —Please choose an option—will saywas saidare saidare saying - to be the nicest people in town.

41. A lot —Please choose an option—needs be doingneeds to be doneneeds doingneeds to do to the house before we can move in.
42. Diet Coke —Please choose an option—was madehas been mademadewas making since 1982.
43. Their ship sank, but they managed —Please choose an option—escaping.the escaping.to escape.escape.
44. Could you tell me how —Please choose an option—to getabout gettinggetwill get to the station.
45. You —Please choose an option—getwill getare getting wet if you —Please choose an option—will not takedon’t take un umbrella.
46. I —Please choose an option—preferam preferring eating out —Please choose an option—formfromto cooking.
47. I —Please choose an option—used to smokeused smokingused smokeused to smoking before I was ill.
48. Belgrade is —Please choose an option—in farfarby farfarly the largest city in Serbia.
49. Rome has more historic buildings —Please choose an option—thanfromaslike any city I know.
50. She —Please choose an option—has been tryinghas triedtriedtries to pass her driving test for ages.
51. Before he was fired he —Please choose an option—had decided leavinghad decided to leavehad decided leftdecided ,leaving his job.
52. We are thinking —Please choose an option—onofafterfor having a party soon.
53. As soon as we —Please choose an option—getwill get home, I —Please choose an option—am going to havewill to havewill have a bath.
54. Can you look at this paper before you —Please choose an option—gone.leave.left.went.
55. I am sorry —Please choose an option—for sayingto saysaying this, but this party wasn't interesting I was —Please choose an option—boring.bored.
56. Young people —Please choose an option—don't tend todon't tendaren't tending toaren't tend to eat traditional food so much.
57. I'll be really worried if he —Please choose an option—doesn'twill notisn't going towill phone me tonight.
58. When we arrived there, it was empty, everyone —Please choose an option—has gonewenthad gonewas going home, already.
59. When we sat down the play —Please choose an option—didhadhaswas already —Please choose an option—startstarted
60. If I —Please choose an option—didn't trustdon't trustdidn'twill not trust you you, I —Please choose an option—wouldn't have leftwouldn't left you all that money.
61. We —Please choose an option—had been waitingwaitedwere waitinghas been waiting there for an hour when the taxi finally arrived.
62. My idea of relaxation is —Please choose an option—havingto haveto havinghave a nice long bath and —Please choose an option—readingread my book.
63. It's great not —Please choose an option—havingto haveto have toto have had get up early for work.
64. Patience is always of greatest —Please choose an option—importimportnessimportanceimportantness.
65. I found him quite —Please choose an option—cheerfulcheeriouscheeringcheerted.
66. Wow, —Please choose an option—how great they lookhow they look greathow great look theyhow they great look.
67. He was wearing —Please choose an option—old red Spanish leatherred Spanish old leatherred old leather Spanishleather red old Spanish riding boots.
68. The weather was —Please choose an option—quiteveryabsolutelypretty perfect!
69. It —Please choose an option—waswere Shakespeare —Please choose an option—whothatwhomwhose said that music is the food of love.
70. We can't use the sport's hall yet because it —Please choose an option—was still being builtis still building.it is still being builtwas still being built.
71. I —Please choose an option—stayedam stayinghad been stayinghave stayed on a friend's floor, so I was very happy to find a flat on my own.
72. John Hastings —Please choose an option—that I was at school withI was at school withwith who I was at schoolwith whom I was at school has just come to live in our street.
73. —Please choose an option—The richerRicher he gets —Please choose an option—the more friends he hasmore he has friendsmore friends he hasthe more he has friends.
74. So, what —Please choose an option—didhavearehad you —Please choose an option—donebeen doing today?
75. I'm really —Please choose an option—appreciatingthinking aboutenjoyinglooking forward to the party. All my old friends will be there.
76. The hotel was so awful that we wrote a letter of —Please choose an option—thankscomplaintreliefwarning to the travel agency when we got back home.
77. You can't —Please choose an option—toleraterelycollaboratearrange on him at all. He never does what he says he’ll do.
78. It's much too expensive. We can't possibly —Please choose an option—paycostaffordcope it.
79. I think he's a really good live performer, and his songs are excellent.
—Please choose an option—The trouble isIn factOn the wholeWhat's more you can't hear the words because the music is too loud.
80. What are you doing tomorrow? I —Please choose an option—haveam having my picture —Please choose an option—takentakingtook for the year-book.