mock test Aug 22

He can explain this grammar rule to her in case she doesn't understand it. IF she _____________________.

• if she doesn't understand it, he can explain

• if she understands it, he won't explain

• if she doesn't understand it, he will explain it

• if she understood it, he would explain

I would like to buy a new laptop, but I don't have enough money. IF I _____________________.

• If I had enough money, I would buy a new laptop

• If I have enough money, I will buy a new laptop

• If I didn't have enough money, I wouldn't buy a new laptop

• If I had had enough money, I would have bought a new laptop

I won't send the email if you don't approve it first. UNLESS _____________________.

• Unless you approve it first, I will send the email

• Unless you approve it first, I won't send the email

• Unless you don't approve it first, I will send the email

• Unless you approved it first, I wouldn't send the email

This is the fourth time I have corrected your homework this week. Which sentence uses HAVE correctly to express a similar meaning?

• I have corrected your homework for the fourth time this week.

• I have had to correct your homework four times this week.

• I have corrected your homework being the fourth time this week.

• I have correcting your homework four times this week.

He started watching that series yesterday, and he is still watching it now. Which sentence correctly uses BEEN?

• He has been watched that series since yesterday.

• He has been watching that series since yesterday.

• He had been watching that series since yesterday.

• He is being watching that series since yesterday.

It isn't necessary for you to join the class tomorrow. Which sentence correctly uses DON'T?

• You don't to join the class tomorrow.

• You don't need joining the class tomorrow.

• You don't have join the class tomorrow.

• You don't have to join the class tomorrow.

That podcast is very useful; I would take notes if I were you. Which sentence correctly uses SHOULD?

• You should to take notes.

• You should take notes.

• You should taking notes.

• You should have taken notes.

At the moment I can easily finish two lessons a day, but in the future maybe not. Which phrase correctly uses ABLE?

• I might not able to finish two lessons a day in the future.

• I might not be able finish two lessons a day in the future.

• I might not be able to finish two lessons a day in the future.

• I might not being able to finish two lessons a day in the future.

I'm going on a short trip next weekend, so I won't be in town. Which sentence correctly uses AWAY?

• I'm going to be away for a short trip next weekend.

• I'll be away next weekend on a short trip.

• I'll be away next weekend.

• I will be away because of a short trip next weekend.

I don't believe that's the teacher; he looks too young. Which sentence correctly uses CAN'T?

• That can't being the teacher.

• That can't to be the teacher.

• That can't be the teacher.

• That can't have been the teacher.