Grammar

Chelya : …. ?

Susanti : Yes, I have.

Chelya: When did you go there?

Susanti : Last year.

• Have you ever gone to New York?

• Are you going there?

• Did you go there?

• Do you go there?

… a sharp axe, he cut down the tree easily.

• To used

• to using

• Using

• To have used

… this text several times but I still confused.

• reading

• have read

• have been reading

• read

Nurul : … Jane?

Sintia : “Yes. She is typing a letter in her room now.

• Have you seen

• Do you see

• Have you ever seen

• Can you see

I was interested in … more about your work.

• learn

• learned

• learning

• to learning

“If only his son had studied harder” means …

• His son will not study harder

• His son did not study harder

• His son never studies harder

• His son had studied harder

The dishes we had for lunch were all delicious …?

• weren’t they

• didn’t they

• were they

• hadn’t they

He knows only a little English, … he is to do good business.

• but

• moreover

• since

• unless

At new year’s eve … continued until early in the morning.

• they sing and dance

• song and dance

• singing and dancing

• they’re singing and dancing

“I am sorry I don’t know the answer, but I really wish I …”

• knew

• have known

• will know

• had known