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56Complete the sentence with the right adverb. They have … got married.

• usually
• yet
• just
• ever
• always

Complete the sentence with the right adverb. We have … found a fantastic hotel.

• usually
• already
• yet
• ever
• always

Complete the sentence with present perfect. We … to him.

• speak
• spoke
• have spoken
• speaking
• speaks

Complete the sentence with present perfect. He … to the football match.

• have gone
• is going
• goes
• went
• has gone

Complete the sentence with present perfect. I … his new book yet.

• has read
• ‘m reading
• didn’t read
• haven’t read
• read

Complete the sentence. Are you doing … tonight?

• anything
• something
• nothing
• anywhere
• everybody

Complete the sentence. Did … see you when you left the house?

• anything
• somebody
• nothing
• anybody
• nobody

Complete the sentence. I’ve seen your wallet …, but I can’t remember where.

• anywhere
• somebody
• somewhere
• anything
• something

Complete the sentence with a comparative. Tokyo is … London.

• bigger than
• bigger then
• biggest
• the bigest
• biger than

Complete the sentence with a comparative. I worked … you.

• harder
• harder than
• hardest
• harder then
• the hardest