Use of English

X: Listen, I really __________ be going now.

Y: OK, let’s keep in touch.

• could

• might

• must

X: Could I have my keys back, please?

Y: __________

X: Thanks.

• Don’t mention it.

• Go ahead, I’ll wait.

• Here you are.

X: All the tickets have sold out.

Y: Let’s go to the park __________.

X: Good idea. Let me change into something more comfortable.

• though

• instead

• either

X: Who does this car belong to?

Y: __________

X: Well, whose is it, then?

• Don’t look at me. It’s not mine.

• It’s the latest model.

• She’s had it for less than a year.

X: What’s on TV tonight?

Y: __________

• Have you got any interesting news for me?

• It’s an amazing story. I heard it on the news.

• Nothing interesting. Let’s just watch the news.

X: Can you make it to the concert on Saturday?

Y: ___________

• I’ll try to be there.

• I never miss it.

• I’ll make it up to you.

X: Are you pleased with the camera you bought?

Y: __________

• No, it was good value for money.

• No, I’m not very interested in it.

• No, it’s not up to scratch.

Their son was too short to go on some of the rides at the

funfair.

• wasn’t tall enough

• wasn’t so tall

• wasn’t too tall

How can I get in touch with your cousin?

• remind

• contact

• appreciate

Having realised he was late, Michael texted his girlfriend.

• After realising

• Before realising

• While realising