Grammar Unit

'Isn't that your uncle over there?'

'Well, he ___, but he and my aunt got divorced last year.'

• used to be

• would be

• was being

• was used to

We don't serve chips in the school canteen because ___ parents think they're unhealthy.

• a little

• few

• lots of

• much

Mum ___ breakfast, so she doesn't feel hungry before lunch.

• is always having

• has always

• always is having

• always has

If you've only got ___ money left, we can recommend a very good, but cheap, restaurant.

• a little

• a few

• many

• much

'Have you got any plans for Saturday night?'

'Yes, ___ to a family party for my grandmother's 70th birthday.'

• I'm going

• I go

• I used to go

• I would go

'Shall we try the new cafe in town tomorrow?'

'Yes, but it ___ until noon.'

• opens

• doesn't open

• opened

• is opening

When I was living in this town, I ___ my aunt every Saturday.

• used to visiting

• was visiting

• am visiting

• would visit

When Ben first tried the diet, it was hard because he ___ eating so little.

• wasn't used to

• was used to

• used to

• didn't used to

Jane ___ a cake for Penny's birthday party every year.

• is making

• was making

• was made

• makes

'Do you like my cooking, John?'

'I'm ___.'

• being used to it

• get used to it

• getting used to it

• used to doing it