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C were hiding, being told, telling
B playing
C to play
7. Our English teacher told us (not/feel) shy and speak English as much as possible.
A not to feel
B not feel
C felt
8. Plants die if you (not/water) them.
A won’t water
B don’t water
C wouldn’t water
9. You look tired. If I (be) you, I (take) a holiday.
A be D will take
B were E would take
C have been F take
10. If Benjamin Franklin (not/work) so hard, he (not/become) the symbol of America.
A didn’t work D wouldn’t have become
B wouldn’t have worked E hadn’t become
C hadn’t worked F wouldn’t become
11. Would it be all right if I (come) round at about six?
A come
B came
C will come
12. If pigs (have) wings, they (fly).
A had D will fly
B have E fly
C would have F would fly
13. Is there anything in that new magazine worth … ?
A to read
B reading
C read
14. Although I was in a hurry, I stopped … to him.
A to talk
B talking
C talk
15. Would you mind … the front door?
A to close
B closing
C close
16. We wish our exams (be) over.
A were
B are
C be
17. We had a wonderful holiday in France. I wish we (go) there again next summer.
A will go
B do
C went
18. I wish I (not/spend) so much money. Now I have to borrow some from my parents.
A hadn’t spent
B didn’t spend
C haven’t spent
19. I’m hungry. I wish it (be) time for lunch.
A is
B are
C were
20. He seemed (know) all about influenza and said … was nothing (worry) about.
A to know, it, worry
B to be knowing, there, worrying
C to know, there, to worry
21. She put down her book (see) me (come in); and (welcome) me … she took her workbasket and sat into one of her old-fashioned armchair.
A on seeing, come in, having welcomed, as usual
B having seen, to come in, welcoming, usually
C after seeing, having come in, to welcome, in a usual way
22. I don’t object (live) there, But I don’t want (live) alone.
A to your living, you living
B to your living, you to live
C your living, you to live
23. I remember (descend) that hill in twilight. An age seemed (elapse) since the day that brought me first to London.
A descending, to have elapsed
B to have descended, to have elapsed
C to descend, to elapse
24. He stood invisible at the top of the stairs (watch) Irene (sort) the letters (bring) by the … post.
A to watch, to sort, bringing, latest
B watching, sorting, brought, last
C having watched, sorting, having brought, latest
25. On his way home Andrew could not help (reflect) what … charming fellow Ivory had turned out (be).
A to reflect, a, to be
B reflecting, the, be
C reflecting, a, to be
26. I wouldn’t like (drive) fast because I’m afraid (crash).
A drive fast, crashing
B to drive fast, of crashing
C to be driven faster, to be crashed
27. … paper is said (invent) by … Chinese.
A __, to have been invented, the
B the, to have invented, __
C the, to be invented, the
28. There is no point (speak) to him. He is … last man in the world (trouble) by any such circumstances.
A to speak, the, to trouble
B speaking, a, be troubled
C in speaking, the, to be troubled
29. He felt they (hide) something from him and demanded (tell) the truth. He wasn’t worth (tell) a lie.
A hide, telling, telling
B to hide, to tell, telling
C were hiding, being told, telling
30. (say) a few words about the author himself, the lecturer went on (speak).
A after saying, to speak
B having said, speaking
C saying, to speak
31. She was looking forward to (give) the leading part (play) that she was greatly (disappoint) at not even (offer) it.
A to be given, to play, disappointed, to be offered
B giving, playing, disappointing, being offered
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