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WorksheetsVocabulary - for, since, during, yet, etc.
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 29mins
It must be a month (a) we last had a meal together.
We haven't eaten together (a) about a month.
(a) her stay here she made a lot of good friends.
(a) she was staying here, she made a lot of good friends.
David was injured (a) the last minute of the match.
(a) several seasons David has never been seriously injured in a game.
(a) 1998, David has only been badly injured once on the pitch.
Do you know, I'd never been to Rome (a) our visit together.
Really? I've been there twice (a) this year.
If you go that often, do you (a) enjoy it?
Of course. However, I haven't been to Milan (a)
Oh, I have. I went there about a year (a)
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
A couple of months ago Charles was in Athens on his way back to the States from a business trip. It had been ages ................. he had felt so angry.
from
until
already
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
He had been at the airport .............. seven o'clock in the morning ............... now, waiting for a flight to New York.
from
until
already
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
An announcement had ............. been made to say that the plane was delayed due to 'technical problems'.
from
until
already
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
Half an hour ............. that. another announcement had said there was to be a delay caused by air traffic congestion.
from
until
already
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
Now the plane had been sitting on the runway .......... at least an hour
still
while
during
for
yet
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
but it was ............. not ready to board ............. this delay.
still
while
during
for
yet
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
Charles tried to complete his report, which he hadn't finished ............., though his boss was expecting it on his return.
still
while
during
for
yet
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
There was a lot of noise going on around him .............. he was trying to put the finishing touches to his final paragraph,
still
while
during
for
yet
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
so ............... the end he gave up.
already
in
ago
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
It had been years ............... Charles had travelled by plane.
already
in
ago
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
He avoided flying when he could, ever ............ he had a particularly unpleasant flight years ............
already
in
ago
before
since
Fill in the gaps, using the words given. You may use some words more than once.
when he was ................ convinced flying was the worst way to get around.
already
in
ago
before
since
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
The accident happened ten years (a) .
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
Just five minutes (a) the train left I was still in a traffic jam.
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
I know this place- I'm sure I've been here (a) but I can't remember when.
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
I (a) enjoy this type of music, even though it isn't very fashionable nowadays.
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
The design of the building is similar to those that have (a) been built.
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
I won't have a coffee thanks - I've had one (a) .
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
I don't know the answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'll let you know as soon as I can.
(a)
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
A solution to the problem has (a) not been found.
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
Haven't you finished having a shower (a) ?
Use one suitable word to fill the gap.
I started learning English two years (a) .
