Intermediate_Review Test 3

1.1 Complete the sentences with one word.

We wouldn’t have missed the turning if you ​ (a)   kept your eyes on the road.

Answer explanation

This is a third conditional sentence: if + past perfect, then would have + past participle.

1.2 Complete the sentences with one word.

If you hadn’t spent so long chatting, you might (a)   got home in time.

Answer explanation

After might, we use have + past participle to talk about a possible past result.

1.3 Complete the sentences with one word.

Rachel lost her purse at the disco. She really ​ (a)   have looked after it better.

Answer explanation

Should have + past participle means someone did not do the right thing in the past.

1.4 Complete the sentences with one word.

Simon works as ​ (a)   guide for the tourist authority.

Answer explanation

We say work as a guide because “guide” is a singular countable job.

1.5 Complete the sentences with one word.

When are you going to ​ (a)   work?

Answer explanation

The structure is be going to + infinitive. “Start work” and "finish work" are natural collocations.

1.6 Complete the sentences with one word.

I haven’t got ​ (a)   pass, so I can’t get in.

Answer explanation

Pass is a singular countable noun here, so it needs a.

1.7 Complete the sentences with one word.

I haven’t spoken to Jill ​ (a)   Tuesday.

Answer explanation

We use since with the present perfect to show when the situation started.

1.8 Complete the sentences with one word.

John was accused ​ (a)   breaking and entering.

Answer explanation

The correct pattern is accused of + -ing / noun.

1.9 Complete the sentences with one word.

I apologise ​ (a)   forgetting to tidy up.

Answer explanation

The correct pattern is apologise for + -ing / noun.

1.10 Complete the sentences with one word.

We visited the cemetery ​ (a)   my grandparents are buried.

Answer explanation

"Where" introduces a relative clause about a place.