Looking Back

Choose the best answer for the sentence.

He said: "I have lost my pen this morning".

1. He said that he had lost his pen that morning.
2. He says that he had lost his pen that morning.
3. He said that he lost my pen this morning.
4. He says that he had lost his pen this morning.

Choose the best answer for the sentence.

"What time did you get home last night?", Tom's father asked.

1. His father told him what time he got home the night before.
2. Tom's father asked him what time he had got home the night before.
3. Tom's father asked him what time he has got home the previous night.
4. Tom's father asked what time had he got home the night before.

They wanted to know _____ to the swimming pool.

1. how often do we go
2. how long we went
3. how often we went
4. how far did we go

They asked ______ from Japan.

1. where we
2. if we were
3. were we
4. whether we

My sister is _____ of my friend because he is usually dare her. 

1. frightened 
2. worried
3. confident 
4. depressed

My mother ______ me not to stop trying.

1. complained
2. asked
3. said
4. spoke

I was _____ with the film. I had expected it to be better.

1. delighted
2. disappointed
3. tense
4. embarrassed

 I wish I _____ to your party last week. 

1. go
2. went
3. had gone
4. has gone

I think you should ask your teacher to tell you how _____ the pronunciation effectively.

1. improve
2. improving
3. improved
4. to improve

I wish you _____ put your clothes everywhere.

1. would
2. wouldn’t
3. will
4. won't

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in bracket.

Music and lighting are used to encourage shoppers ____ (buy) more.

Fill the blank with a suitable preposition.

A glamorous 20-year-old stylist is unlikely to empathize _____ a working mother of three.

Choose the phrase which has the opposite meaning to the underlined phrase.

Alan: Are you going to cinema with your girlfriend this weekend?

Charles: No, I've had no plans to buy tickets yet.

1. booked for
2. worked continuously
3. intended
4. served

Matthew: "You ought to take a break, Andrew."

1. Matthew advised Andrew to take a break.
2. Matthew asked Andrew to take a break.
3. Matthew suggested Andrew take a break.
4. Matthew suggested Andrew taking a break.

“Have you done your homeworked yet?”, they asked.

1. They asked me whether I had done my homework yet.
2. They asked me if they have done their homework yet.
3. They asked me if I had done my homework yet.
4. They asked me if/whether I had done my homework yet.