Complete the Conversation:

A. Hi Sarah, what's how's where's( what's, how's, where's ) her name?
B. Your His Her( Your, His, Her ) name is Diana.

Complete the Conversation:

A. Is Brad Pitt a an the( a, an, the ) actor?
B. Yes, he's he is she is( he's, he is, she is ).

Complete the Conversation:

A. Do you like see seeing using( see, seeing, using ) friends?
B. Yes, I do. I also watch like hate( watch, like, hate ) listening to music.

Complete the Conversation:

A. This is a picture of my brother Mark.
B. How does he do? What is he doing? What does he do?( How does he do?, What is he doing?, What does he do? )?
A. He’s a chef.

Complete the sentences:

Kate is a lawyer. She always go goes is going( go, goes, is going ) to work early, but today she is sick and she rests rest is resting( rests, rest, is resting ) at home.

Complete the sentence:

Her cellphone is a Nokia. Yours is an IPhone. Her cellphone is cheaper cheap more cheap( cheaper, cheap, more cheap ) than your you're yours( your, you're, yours ).

Complete the conversation:

A. The party is tonight. How many How much( How many, How much ) wine did you order?
B. Well, I have many some a few( many, some, a few ) red wine in the kitchen, but there isn’t little any a( little, any, a ) white wine.

Complete the conversation:

A. Where were you last night?
B. I study studied was studying( study, studied, was studying ) at the library. Why?
A. I saw the good better best( good, better, best ) movie I’ve ever seen. It was best better good( best, better, good )than the one we see was seeing saw( see, was seeing, saw ) last week.

Complete the conversation:

A. I’d like going to to go go( going to, to go, go ) to the movies.
B. I’d prefer to stay to staying stay( to stay, to staying, stay ) home. I don’t have too much enough too many( too much, enough, too many ) energy to move from this chair

Complete the conversation:

A. How long do you live are you living have you lived( do you live, are you living, have you lived ) here?
B. For Since Ago( For, Since, Ago ) six years.

Complete the conversation:

A. Excuse me, you have to aren't allowed to can( have to, aren't allowed to, can ) talk here. It’s a library.
B. We’re sorry. Can we Aren't we allowed to Do we( Can we, Aren't we allowed to, Do we ) talk on the patio?
A. Of course.

Complete the conversation:

A. You know the Petersons, do you aren't you don't you( do you, aren't you, don't you )?
B. Yes, both neither either( both, neither, either ) of them are great people. Why do you ask?
A. I met them 15 years ago. I was working in New York nowadays in those days no longer( nowadays, in those days, no longer ). I was new at the company, and they came up and introduced themself themselves theirselves( themself, themselves, theirselves ).
B. That’s right. They worked in New York for a long time, didn't you did they didn't they( didn't you, did they, didn't they )?

Complete the Conversation

A. How long are do have( are, do, have ) you studying been studied been studying( studying, been studied, been studying ) French?
B. I have been learning am learning was learning( have been learning, am learning, was learning ) it since I am was have been( am, was, have been ) in France six years ago. I gone have been was( gone, have been, was ) to many different schools. This one is the best I have found find could find( have found, find, could find ).

Complete the text:

To know Knowing( To know, Knowing ) how to act around people you love is very important. After When( After, When ) you are getting acquainted with someone, you should always listen more than you speak. After When( After, When ) you have gotten to know the person, you should continue to listen to him/her. Remember, the (no article)( the, (no article) ) most important thing is to listen. In all cases, (no article) the( (no article), the ) love comes through listening.

Complete the e-mail:

Hi, Ken,
Thank you for all your advice. I’ve decided not to quit school. I went to see Mr. Taylor. He advised that I go me to go me go( that I go, me to go, me go ) to college. He persuaded that I fill out to fill out me to fill out( that I fill out, to fill out, me to fill out ) five different application forms. It’s a lot of work. Since I don’t have a computer at home, he let to me let me let me to( let to me, let me, let me to ) use his, but he made me promise made to me promise made me to promise( made me promise, made to me promise, made me to promise ) to stay in school. Filling out To fill out Fill out( Filling out, To fill out, Fill out ) these forms is tiring, but you and Mr. Taylor are right. I need a university degree.
Thanks,
Pam

Complete the Conversation

A. I’m sure I’ll get a raise next month. If I get got have gotten( get, got, have gotten ) that raise, I would buy buy will buy( would buy, buy, will buy ) a new car.
B. If I were you, I take 'd take took( take, 'd take, took ) a vacation.
A. I wish I had have 'd have( had, have, 'd have ) time. I can’t take any time off. Actually, I wish I can could caught( can, could, caught ) visit
my mother.

Complete the Paragraph:

When I was a teenager, I was used to staying had stayed used to stay( was used to staying, had stayed, used to stay ) out very late with my friends and I didn’t listen to my parents, so they used to send sent were used to sending( used to send, sent, were used to sending ) me to live with my grandparents. Things were very different there. First of all, they lived in the country and I wasn’t used to getting didn’t use to get didn’t get( wasn’t used to getting, didn’t use to get, didn’t get ) up so early to work around the house. I complained a lot and made my grandparents’ lives miserable, but I wish I didn’t do hadn’t done wasn’t doing( didn’t do, hadn’t done, wasn’t doing ) it. If only I realized had realized used to realize( realized, had realized, used to realize ) how wonderful that part of my life was.

Complete the text:

Jerry had been working have been working was working( had been working, have been working, was working ) for the company for six years when they told him they no longer needed his services. He had have has( had, have, has ) never missed miss missing( missed, miss, missing ) a day of work and he couldn’t understand why they fired him. Unfortunately, he 'd 's 'll( 'd, 's, 'll ) just buy bought buying( buy, bought, buying ) a new car the week before he lost his job. If he had known has known have known( had known, has known, have known ) what was going to happen, he would have bought wouldn't have bought would have buy( would have bought, wouldn't have bought, would have buy ) the car.

Complete the Conversation:

A. You’ve stopped studying French, didn’t you haven’t you have you( didn’t you, haven’t you, have you )?
B. Yeah, I’m going to France to take a summer course. You can learn a lot from live to live living( live, to live, living ) in a foreign country.
A. That’s true; in spite of however despite( in spite of, however, despite ), I think you need to keep studying until you go.
B. I would, but I prefer save to save to saving( save, to save, to saving ) my money for the trip.
A. Well, although nevertheless in spite of( although, nevertheless, in spite of ) I agree with you about saving money, I still think you should continue studying.

Complete the Text:

I’m really looking forward to meeting you at the airport. I will stand will be standing will have been standing( will stand, will be standing, will have been standing ) at the exit when you leave customs. By then, you will have been traveling will be traveling will travel( will have been traveling, will be traveling, will travel ) for more than twelve hours, so you’ll be very tired. If you want, we can go directly to the hotel. I’m sure you 'll want want wanted( 'll want, want, wanted ) to rest for a while.

Choose the correct answer

A: How old are you?

B: I'm 24 years old. I have 24 years old. You're 24 years old. You have 24 years old.( I'm 24 years old., I have 24 years old., You're 24 years old., You have 24 years old. )