before I even arrived. It wasn’t that my new boss was nasty, at least not that I’d heard. It’s simply that being a man in my chosen profession is (2)

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Midterm Test II (IV year students)
Test B
Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
(1) Suppose you’d be / been offered the job, would you have accepted it?
(2) He could / must well be about to burst into tears.
(3) I regret to tell / telling him about the problem. He was very upset.
(4) They managed to / succeeded in start a successful business despite not having much financial backing.
(5) I’m sorry, but I had to / must tell him. He deserved to know.
(6) If only I have / had complained, I’d have been given some compensation.
(7) You really should / must have listened to him. He had some excellent advice.
(8) I’m sure that’s the woman who / which had twins last year.

Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
(9) You like complaining, _______ you?
a) aren’t b) does c) don’t
(10) He’s rich, _______ he?
a) aren’t b) isn’t c) won’t
(11) You aren’t nervous, _______ you?
a) are b) is c) isn’t
(12) Don’t panic, _______ you?
a) does b) will c) won’t
(13) She hardly ever cries, _______ she?
a) does b) doesn’t c) won’t
(14) So he got the job, _______ he?
a) haven’t b) won’t c) did
(15) You’re feeling ill, _______ you?
a) aren’t b) don’t c) won’t
Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
(16) He’s so annoying. I think he tries/goes/makes out of his way to irritate me.
(17) She’s lived there for several years so she knows her way around/aside/away.
(18) You can’t expect to win/get/do your own way every time.