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168. intermediate-83
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 83 (Answer Keys)
Verb Tenses
 
A1
Where are you going tonight?
answer: (c) are you going
A2
That is my business.
answer: (a) is
A3
Sorry, I don't mean to be rude.
answer: (d) don't
A4
That's all right.
answer: (b) That's
A5
I hope I haven't offended you.
answer: (c) haven't
A6
No, I promise you. You didn't offend me at all.
answer: (d) didn't
A7
So, I've got an idea.
answer: (c) I've
A8
OK. Tell me about it.
answer: (a) Tell
A9
I thought possibly we could go out together, tonight.
answer: (d) thought
A10
That sounds a good idea to me.
answer: (c) sounds

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169. intermediate-84
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 84 (Answer Keys)
English Tenses
 
A1
Mike: Please go away. I'm writing a letter. I need some quiet.
answer: (c) writing
A2
Sarah: I promise I won't make a sound.
answer: (a) promise
A3
Mike: That's what you always say.
answer: (d) say
A4
Sarah: I know but this time I mean it.
answer: (b) mean
A5
Mike: I don't honestly think you are telling the truth.
answer: (c) are
A6
Sarah: At least give me a chance.
answer: (a) give
A7
Mike: If I do, I know I shall regret it.
answer: (b) do
A8
Sarah: No, you won't.
answer: (d) won't
A9
Mike: All right. You can stay as long as you don't make any noise.
answer: (c) can
A10
Sarah: Thank you very much. I shall be as quiet as a mouse but I'll just put the TV on.
answer: (b) I'll

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170. intermediate-85
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 85 (Answer Keys)
Conditional Tenses
 
A1
If I were you, I wouldn't risk it.
answer: (d) were
A2
If they had waited another month, they could probably have got a better price for their house
answer: (c) have got
A3
It's quite simple really. When it's cold, water freezes.
answer: (c) freezes
A4
If he decides to accept that job, he will regret it for the rest of his life.
answer: (d) will regret
A5
If you are thinking of applying for that job, my advice is: forget it.
answer: (a) are thinking
A6
If he hadn't been driving so fast, he wouldn't have hit the motorcyclist.
answer: (c) wouldn't
A7
Had he been more careful, he would have spotted the mistake.
answer: (b) Had
A8
If she goes on passing her exams, she'll soon be qualified to practise as a lawyer.
answer: (d) she'll
A9
If I pay you twice as much, will you be able to finish by Tuesday?
answer: (c) be able
A10
If only I'd invested in that company, I'd have become a millionaire by now.
answer: (b) have become

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171. intermediate-86
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 86 (Answer Keys)
Sleep Expressions
 
A1
Mr. Wally's class was so monotonous today I couldn't help dozing off a few times.
answer: (b) dozing off
A2
Cold medicines usually make me feel drowsy I feel like I don't have energy to do anything.
answer: (d) drowsy
A3
Janine! Where were you? I've been looking all over for you. — Sorry, mom! I was reading a book by the tree
over the lake, fell asleep and lost track of the time.
answer: (c) asleep
A4
In winter time, bears hide themselves in caves and hibernate.
answer: (a) hibernate
A5
What time do you usually go to sleep at night? — Hmm... usually at about midnight.
answer: (c) sleep
A6
I feel so sleepy today. I should have gone to bed earlier last night.
answer: (b) sleepy
A7
My neighbor likes to take a nap every day after lunch.
answer: (c) to take a nap
A8
My daughter is having a slumber party tonight at our house.
answer: (d) slumber
A9
Every time he gets back from work, my husband likes to sit in his armchair and rest for a few minutes before
dinnertime.
answer: (b) rest
A10
Caitlin was an extremely hyper kid. When taking care of her, her mom hardly ever had time to relax.
answer: (a) relax

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172. intermediate-87
English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 87 (Answer Keys)
English tense explanations
 
A1
I want to try and carry out an experiment.
answer: (d) experiment
A2
My plan is to explain the different uses of the tenses.
answer: (b) plan
A3
The main question is knowing where you start?
answer: (c) start
A4
As you probably know there are many tenses in English.
answer: (a) probably
A5
The problem is how you can tell the difference
answer: (b) how
A6
between, for example, the Present and Present Perfect.
answer: (d) example
A7
But I should stop myself from talking about
answer: (c) stop
A8