Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form:

#1. I don’t mind (…) what to do.

1) was told; 2) be told; 3) being told.

#2. I considered (…) the job but in the end I decided against it.

1) to take; 2) taking; 3) took.

#3. Why do you keep on (…) at me like that ?

1) looking; 2) looks; 3) to look.

#4. Our neighbor threatened (…) the police if we didn’t stop the noise.

1) calling; 2) to call; 3) call.

#5. Many students (…) on the payment basis.

1) are enrolled; 2) have enrolled; 3) were enrolling.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form:

#1. When we got to the airport, I realized I ( … ) my passport at home!

1) was left; 2) had left; 3) left.

#2. Make sure you ( … ) a hotel before you come to our island, especially in the summer.

1) book; 2) have booked; 3) had booked.

#3. When the robbery happened, the security guard ( … )

1) slept; 2) was sleeping; 3) had slept.

#4. It was the first time I ( … ) a live match.

1) had ever seen; 2) was ever seeing; 3) ever seen.

#5. My brother and I ( … ) swimming almost every day last summer.

1) went; 2) have been going; 3) had been going.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form:

#1. I was not sure how Belinda would react because I ( … ) her long.

1) didn’t know; 2) hadn’t been knowing; 3) hadn’t known.

#2. Hello, I did not expect to see you today. Sonia said you ( … ) ill.

1) are; 2) were; 3) should be.

#3. The students ( … ) in the library for three hours.

1) have been worked; 2) worked; 3) have been working.

#4. While the security guard was sleeping the museum ( … )

1) had been robbing; 2) was being robbed; 3) had robbed.

#5. I wanted to say goodbye to Jerry, but he ( … )

1) already left; 2) had already left; 3) was already left.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form:

#1. Kelly wanted a live band ( … ) at her wedding.

1) to be played; 2) to play; 3) has been playing.

#2. I bought her some medicine in case she ( … ) any.

1) did not have; 2) does not have; 3) wouldn’t have.

#3. You need a passport ( … ) the border.

1) to have crossed; 2) to cross; 3) cross.

#4. I’m going to ask for directions because I think we ( … ) the train.

1) miss; 2) having missed; 3) shall miss

#5. The students ( … ) English poorly last year.

1) speak; 2) spoke; 3) had spoken.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form:

#1. My brother and I ( … ) swimming almost every day last summer.

1) went; 2) have been going; 3) had been going.

#2. I bought her some medicine in case she ( … ) any.

1) did not have; 2) does not have; 3) wouldn’t have.

#3. You need a passport ( … ) the border.

1) to have crossed; 2) to cross; 3) cross.

#4. I’m going to ask for directions because I think we ( … ) the train.

1) miss; 2) having missed; 3) shall miss.

#5. It was the first time I ( … ) a live match

1) had ever seen; 2) was ever seeing; 3) ever seen.

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