Complete the sentences:

#1. The train was one hour late even though (…)

1) it is supposed to arrive at 11:30.

2) it was supposed to arrive at 11:30.

3) it supposed to arrive at 11:30.

#2. There is someone walking behind us. I think (…)

1) we are following.

2) we are being followed.

3) we are being following.

#3. Florida has not yet ratified the Equal Rights amendment, and ( … )

1) several other states hasn't either.

2) neither have several other states.

3) some of the states also have not either.

#4. The teachers had some problems deciding ( … )

1) when to the students they shall return the final papers.

2) when they should return the final papers to the students.

3) when are they going to return to the students the final papers.

#5. She wanted to serve some coffee to the guests; however, ( … )

1) she hadn't many sugar.

2) she did not have much sugar.

3) she was lacking in amount of the sugar.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. Having finished lunch, ( … )

1) they began to discuss the case.

2) the case was discussed again by them.

3) they had been discussing the case.

#2. Henry will not be able to attend the meeting tonight because ( … )

1) he must to teach a class

2) he had teach a class

3) he will be teaching a class.

#3. John said that no other car could go ( … )

1) so fast like his car.

2) as fast like his car.

3) as fast as his car.

#4. While attempting to reach his home before the storm, ( … )

1) the bicycle of John broke down.

2) the storm caught John.

3) John had an accident on his bicycle.

#5. The students liked that professor's course because ( … )

1) there was few homework.

2) there was not a lot homework.

3) there was little homework.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. Our producer is said (...)

1) know several foreign languages.

2) to know several foreign languages.

3) knowing several foreign languages.

#2. Would you rather (...)

1) to put it off for a few days.

2) putting it off for a few days.

3) put it off for a few days.

#3. I wonder if he (...)

1) has read the review of his book.

2) had read the review of his book.

3) would read the review of his book.

#4. I saw him (...)

1) to interview the President.

2) interview the President.

3) interviewed the President.

#5. I can't help (...)

1) worrying about Chernobyl.

2) to worry about Chernobyl.

3) worry about Chernobyl.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. He was expected (...)

1) being worked Sunday afternoons and evenings.

2) work Sunday afternoons and evenings.

3) to work Sunday afternoons and evenings.

#2. Let them (...)

1) watch this newsreel.

2) to watch this newsreel.

3) watching this newsreel.

#3. She asked where the advertising department (...)

1) will be situated.

2) has been situated.

3) was situated.

#4. Everybody considers Paxman (...)

1) be tough journalist.

2) to be a tough journalist.

3) being a tough journalist.

#5. The interviewee avoided (...)

1) to answer the questions of the interviewer.

2) answering the questions of the interviewer.

3) answer the questions of the interviewer.

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