REPHRASING SENTENCES 2ºBACH

Multiple Choice

I've never felt such an intense pain.

• It's the first time I've felt such an intense pain

• This is the first time I had felt such an intense pain.

• I never felt such an intense pain.

Multiple Choice

Perhaps he's still at home.

• He must be at home.

• He can't be at home.

• He may be at home.

• He will be at home.

Multiple Choice

It's not necessary for us to deliver the post.

• We need to deliver the post.

• We should deliver the post.

• We can't deliver the post.

• We don't need to deliver the post.

Multiple Choice

It' d be wise to take the raincoats with us.

• We may take the raincoats with us.

• We'd better take the raincoats with us.

• We need to take the raincoats with us.

• We have to take the raincoats with us.

Multiple Choice

Farmers don't grow tea in Britain.

• Tea isn't grown in Britain by farmers.

• Tea isn't grew in Britain.

• Tea isn't grown in Britain.

• Tea isn't grew in Britain by farmers.

Multiple Choice

It was impossible to contact him on the phone.

• We couldn't contact him on the phone.

• We can't contact him on the phone.

• We were able to contact him on the phone.

• We might contact him on the phone.

Multiple Choice

I hate people throwing rubbish in the grass.

• I wish people didn't throw rubbish in the grass.

• I wish people don't throw rubbish in the grass.

• I wish people wouldn't throw rubbish in the grass.

• I wish people hadn't thrown rubbish in the grass.

Multiple Choice

The dentist took out her bad tooth.

• She was taken out her tooth.

• Her tooth was taken by the dentist.

• Her tooth were taken out.

• She had her tooth taken out.

Multiple Choice

Come home with me, she said.

• She told me to come with her.

• She said to me to come with her.

• She said that I should come with her.

• She suggested coming with her.

Multiple Choice

If I were you I would marry that girl.

• You have to marry that girl.

• You should marry that girl.

• You must marry that girl.

• You can marry that girl.

Multiple Choice

He knows how to do a cartwheel.

• He might do a cartwheel.

• He may do a cartwheel.

• He can do a cartwheel.

• He is allowed to do a cartwheel.

Multiple Choice

Did you rent the flat this morning?, she asked.

• She asked if I had rented the flat that morning.

• She asked if I had rented the flat this morning.

• She asked whether I rented the flat that morning.

• She asked whether I would rent the flat this morning.

Multiple Choice

The garage is servicing my car on Monday.

• My car is being serviced on Monday.

• I am having my car serviced on Monday.

• My car was been servicing on Monday.

• I had my car serviced on Monday

Multiple Choice

He last wrote to her in February.

• The last time he wrote to her was February ago.

• He has last written to her in February.

• He last wrote to her for February.

• He hasn't written to her since February.

Multiple Choice

I lived in Japan ten years ago.

• I lived in Japan in ten years.

• I have lived in Japan in ten years.

• I have lived in Japan since ten years.

• I have lived in Japan for ten years.

Multiple Choice

The room was so small I couldn't breathe.

• The room was big enough to breathe.

• It was such a small room I couldn't breathe.

• The room was too small.

• The room was such small I couldn't breathe.

Multiple Choice

Apples are cheaper than oranges.

• Apples are not as expensive as oranges.

• Apples are much cheap than oranges.

• Oranges are much more expensive.

Multiple Choice

Where are my keys?

• I wonder where were my keys.

• I wonder where my keys were.

• I wonder where my keys are.

• I wonder where are my keys.

Multiple Choice

Let's have a picnic.

• She suggested to have a picnic.

• She suggested having a picnic.

• She suggested that we had a picnic.

• She suggested we should have had a picnic.

Multiple Choice

I'm sure she's telling lies.

• She may be tellings lies.

• She can't be telling lies.

• She must be telling lies.

• She has to tell lies.