“Tina is still looking for a decent flat.”
“How long ….. ?”
A was she looking B is she looking C has she been looking
“Has Paul come to terms with his examination results?”
“Yes. He ….. the fact that he’ll have to resit.”
A had accepted B has accepted C accepted
“Did you have a good time at the Jordans?”
“Not really. I ….. I’ll ever visit them again.”
A don’t think B am not thinking C won’t be thinking
Gerald just can’t ….. working shifts.
A used to B be used C get used to
Alison feels more sympathy and less anger than she ….. .
A had B would C used to
“Will you ….. with the audio-video equipment by 12:30 pm?”
“Possibly, but I’ll let you know beforehand.”
A finish B finished C have finished
“George is in hospital.”
“Yes, I’ve heard he ….. good progress.”
A makes B is making C will make
“I’m getting my work permit next week.”
“It’s about time. You ….. here for two months by then.”
A are B will be C will have been
“How do you like your sushi?”
“Well, it’s really different. It’s the first time I ….. Japanese food.”
A have eaten B eat C am eating
“Wasn’t sacking Mary rather harsh on his part?”
“Not really; he ….. her several times in the past.”
A had warned B was warning C warns
“Where’s Jonathan?”
“He ….. to the travel agent’s.”
A has been B has gone C has been going
“John really ought to lose some weight.”
“You’re right; he ….. very heavily during the walk yesterday.”
A was breathing B had breathing C has been breathing
“I heard Roy and Alice had an argument.”
“Do you know what ….. it this time?”
A has started B started C had been started
“I wonder how Jeff is doing.”
“I haven’t got a clue. It’s been a long time since I ….. to him.”
A have spoken B spoke C had spoken
“It’s a pity she had to pull out of the competition.”
“Yes, especially since she ….. such excellent progress.”
A is making B made C had been making
“Who’s going to collect your mail you’re on holiday?”
“I have ….. asked my cousin.”
A ever B still C already
“Did you get to see Frances in the end?”
“No. She ….. for the airport when I arrived at her home.”
A would leave B was leaving C had left
“Helen moved to London last week.”
“Well, I supposed she’ll find it difficult to ….. on the left.”
A be used to driving B use to drive C get used to driving
“How long have you been with Sears S.A.?”
“By next month I ….. there for a year.”
A will be working B have worked C will have been working
“Did you stay up late yesterday?’
“Not really. I went to bed after Monica ….. .”
A was leaving B had left C leaving
Ai giỏi anh giúp em với
“Tina is still looking for a decent flat.”
“How long ….. ?”
A was she looking B is she looking C has she been looking
“Has Paul come to terms with his examination results?”
“Yes. He ….. the fact that he’ll have to resit.”
A had accepted B has accepted C accepted
“Did you have a good time at the Jordans?”
“Not really. I ….. I’ll ever visit them again.”
A don’t think B am not thinking C won’t be thinking
Gerald just can’t ….. working shifts.
A used to B be used C get used to
Alison feels more sympathy and less anger than she ….. .
A had B would C used to
“Will you ….. with the audio-video equipment by 12:30 pm?”
“Possibly, but I’ll let you know beforehand.”
A finish B finished C have finished
“George is in hospital.”
“Yes, I’ve heard he ….. good progress.”
A makes B is making C will make
“I’m getting my work permit next week.”
“It’s about time. You ….. here for two months by then.”
A are B will be C will have been
“How do you like your sushi?”
“Well, it’s really different. It’s the first time I ….. Japanese food.”
A have eaten B eat C am eating
“Wasn’t sacking Mary rather harsh on his part?”
“Not really; he ….. her several times in the past.”
A had warned B was warning C warns
“Where’s Jonathan?”
“He ….. to the travel agent’s.”
A has been B has gone C has been going
“John really ought to lose some weight.”
“You’re right; he ….. very heavily during the walk yesterday.”
A was breathing B had breathing C has been breathing
“I heard Roy and Alice had an argument.”
“Do you know what ….. it this time?”
A has started B started C had been started
“I wonder how Jeff is doing.”
“I haven’t got a clue. It’s been a long time since I ….. to him.”
A have spoken B spoke C had spoken
“It’s a pity she had to pull out of the competition.”
“Yes, especially since she ….. such excellent progress.”
A is making B made C had been making
“Who’s going to collect your mail you’re on holiday?”
“I have ….. asked my cousin.”
A ever B still C already
“Did you get to see Frances in the end?”
“No. She ….. for the airport when I arrived at her home.”
A would leave B was leaving C had left
“Helen moved to London last week.”
“Well, I supposed she’ll find it difficult to ….. on the left.”
A be used to driving B use to drive C get used to driving
“How long have you been with Sears S.A.?”
“By next month I ….. there for a year.”
A will be working B have worked C will have been working
“Did you stay up late yesterday?’
“Not really. I went to bed after Monica ….. .”
A was leaving B had left C leaving
