Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. 'Where ... ... the spare paper for the printer?'
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... he has put ...
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... has he put ...
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... has put he ...
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... put has he ...
Q.2.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. ' ... ... in the bathroom yet?'
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' You have finished ...
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' Have you finished ...
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' You finished ...
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' Did you finished ...
Q.3.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. 'I ... ... down this street before ...' (from the stage-musical, 'My Fair Lady' by Lerner & Loewe, 1956)
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... walked ...
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... did walk ...
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... often have walked ...
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... have often walked ...
Q.4.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. My sister and I ... ... a game of tennis.
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... has played ...
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... have played ...
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... played ...
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... have been playing ...
Q.5.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. I'm afraid it looks as though the dog ... ... on the floor behind the sofa.
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... was sick ...
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... been sick ...
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... has been sick ...
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... has just been sick ...
Q.6.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. They ... ... in Malta for seventeen years, since they were married.
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... have lived ...
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... lived ...
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... have been living ...
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... has lived ...
Q.7.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. Yesterday morning (at last!) they ... ... mending the hole in the road outside our house.
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... finish ...
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... finished ...
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... have finished ...
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... are finishing ...
Q.8.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. There are still millions of people worldwide who ... ... a screen, nor heard a ringtone.
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... never have seen ...
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... have never seen ...
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... have seen never ...
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... never seen have ...
Q.9.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. 'When and where ... ... your handbag?'
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... have you last seen ...
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... did you last see ...
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... you have seen last ...
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... saw you last ...
Q.10.
Choose the best word/s to complete the gap in good English. Perhaps by now, you feel you ... ... of these questions!
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... did have enough ...
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... have had enough ...
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... had enough ...
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... did enough ...
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