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Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(1) My father usually ( ) home from work at 7:00 p.m. → 1
a)
①is coming
b)
②comes
c)
③has come
d)
④come
2.
(2) The man ( ) his job in 2011, and he has been looking for a job since then. → 2
a)
①loses
b)
②has lost
c)
③lost
d)
④had lost
3.
(3) Until next summer, the pool ( ) under construction. → 3
a)
①had been
b)
②will be
c)
③was
d)
④has been
4.
(4) Please be quiet. I ( ) on a difficult question now. → 4
a)
①worked
b)
②work
c)
③am working
d)
④have worked
5.
(5) Sandy ( ) in the library when I saw her two hours ago. → 5
a)
①was studying
b)
②has studied
c)
③has been studying
d)
④is studying
6.
(6) When Ken comes home from school this afternoon, his mother ( ) cooking roast chicken. → 6
a)
①had been
b)
②would be
c)
③has been
d)
④will be
7.
(7) "Are you free tonight?" "I'm sorry, but ( ) dinner with my parents." → 7
a)
①I had
b)
②I'm having
c)
③I've had
d)
④I'd had
8.
(8) Do you mean that the whole building ( ) to you? → 8
a)
①is belonging
b)
②belongs
c)
③belong
d)
④is belonged
9.
(9) She ( ) absent from school since the day before yesterday. → 10
a)
①was
b)
②has been
c)
③will have been
d)
④had been
10.
(10) When I arrived at the classroom, the English exam ( ) already. → 11
a)
①has started
b)
②starts
c)
③had started
d)
④to start
11.
(11) The professor read my technical report which I ( ) the day before. → 12
a)
①will be writing
b)
②have written
c)
③had written
d)
④have been writing
12.
(12) Paul's yacht ( ) at Hawaii by the end of next March. → 13
a)
①will have arrived
b)
②arrived
c)
③has arrived
d)
④used to arrive
13.
(13) There is a new road to the freeway. They just ( ) it yesterday. → 14
a)
①opened
b)
②are opening
c)
③would open
d)
④have opened
14.
(14) He ( ) Chicago many times when he lived in the U.S. → 15
a)
①visited
b)
②has been visited
c)
③has visited
d)
④has been visiting
15.
(15) We are all tired of snow. It ( ) for four weeks now. → 17
a)
①snowed
b)
②has been snowing
c)
③will be snowing
d)
④is snowing
16.
(16) Mr. Brown ( ) for nearly thirty minutes when his client arrived. → 18
a)
①will have waited
b)
②has been waiting
c)
③has waited
d)
④had been waiting
17.
(17) He ( ) at the local hospital for 10 years by the end of next month. → 19
a)
①has worked
b)
②is working
c)
③will have been working
d)
④has been working
18.
(18) Mike and Bill ( ) each other since they were children. → 20
a)
①will have known
b)
②have been knowing
c)
③know
d)
④have known
19.
(19) I'll wait here until you ( ). → 21
a)
①will have come back
b)
②will come back
c)
③come back
d)
④are coming back
20.
(20) You have to return the book as soon as you ( ) reading it. → 22
a)
①will have finished
b)
②are finishing
c)
③have finished
d)
④will finish
21.
(21) Your host family will be waiting for you at the train station when you ( ). → 23
a)
①arrive
b)
②arrived
c)
③would arrive
d)
④will arrive
22.
(22) Mr. Tanaka is out now, and I don't know when he ( ) in the office. → 24
a)
①be back
b)
②is back
c)
③will be back
d)
④is being back
23.
(23) The game will be called off if it ( ) tomorrow. → 25
a)
①rains
b)
②raining
c)
③will rain
d)
④to rain
24.
(24) Look at those black clouds. It ( ) rain very soon. → 27
a)
①do
b)
②wouldn't
c)
③shall not
d)
④is going to
25.
(25) I was ( ) go out when my boss came in. → 28
a)
①free of
b)
②about to
c)
③thinking of
d)
④aimed to
26.
(26) It ( ) ten years since the two companies merged. → 29
a)
①has passed
b)
②is passed
c)
③has been
d)
④passed
27.
(27) Ten years ( ) since I left my home to work in this city. → 30
a)
①is passed
b)
②have passed
c)
③passed
d)
④had passed
28.
(28) The tallest building in my town ( ) 50 years ago. → 32
a)
①has been built
b)
②built
c)
③was built
d)
④has built
29.
(29) He ( ) captain of the team by the boys. → 33
a)
①chooses
b)
②has chosen
c)
③was chosen
d)
④chose
30.
(30) How often are the flowers ( ) during the summer? → 34
a)
①water
b)
②watered
c)
③watering
d)
④been watered
31.
(31) The presidential election ( ) in two years. → 35
a)
①will held
b)
②will hold
c)
③will be held
d)
④are hold
32.
(32) Fortunately, the hospital's new air-conditioning system ( ) when the first heat wave of the summer arrived. → 36
a)
①already installed
b)
②had already been installed
c)
③had already installed
d)
④had already been installing
33.
(33) It has been hard to concentrate on my studies lately because a road ( ) in front of my house. → 37
a)
①has built
b)
②builds
c)
③is building
d)
④is being built
34.
(34) On her way home from school, the little girl was ( ) a stranger. → 38
a)
①spoke
b)
②spoken to
c)
③spoken to by
d)
④spoken by to
35.
(35) 皆様のご多幸とご健康をお祈りします。 ( ) you all be happy and well. → 40
a)
①If only
b)
②May
c)
③Suppose
d)
④Fortunately
36.
(36) 彼はメアリーのボーイフレンドのはずがない。 He ( ) be Mary's boyfriend. → 41
a)
①won't
b)
②may not
c)
③mustn't
d)
④can't
37.
(37) ( ) it be true that he bought a sports car? → 42
a)
①Had
b)
②Has
c)
③Did
d)
④Can
38.
(38) Excuse me for rushing off. I ( ) get back to the office. → 43
a)
①would
b)
②must
c)
③need
d)
④may
39.
(39) I promised I would be on time. I ( ) be late. → 44
a)
①need not
b)
②don't have to
c)
③must not
d)
④might not
40.
(40) He ( ) be in because I can hear his radio. → 45
a)
①has
b)
②shall
c)
③must
d)
④must have
41.
(41) My brother was in an accident a few days ago and I ( ) him to the hospital then. → 46
a)
①can take
b)
②had to take
c)
③had better take
d)
④should take
42.
(42) Oh, it's already eleven o'clock? ( ) go home now. → 47
a)
①I've gotten
b)
②I've got to
c)
③I had had to
d)
④I'm having to
43.
(43) You ( ) talk about yourself if you don't want to. → 48
a)
①have not to
b)
②don't have to
c)
③have not
d)
④don't have
44.
(44) The train for Osaka will be leaving in two minutes. You ( ) hurry up now. → 50
a)
①had to
b)
②should
c)
③mustn't
d)
④used to
45.
(45) He ( ) to look after his children better. → 51
a)
①have
b)
②should
c)
③ought
d)
④must
46.
(46) I ( ) not to tell my father the true state of his health. → 52
a)
①better
b)
②should
c)
③must
d)
④ought
47.
(47) How ( ) you speak to me like that! → 54
a)
①may
b)
②do
c)
③might
d)
④dare
48.
(48) We all tried to push the truck, but it ( ) move. Finally, we called the car service center. → 55
a)
①won't
b)
②would
c)
③wouldn't
d)
④will
49.
(49) Peter would rather stay home than ( ) to the movies. → 56
a)
①having gone
b)
②go
c)
③gone
d)
④to go
50.
(50) As it is raining, I would ( ) stay at home. → 57
a)
①rather
b)
②better
c)
③like
d)
④have
51.
(51) If you have a toothache, you ( ) the dentist right now. → 59
a)
①had better to see
b)
②had better see
c)
③have better to see
d)
④have better see
52.
(52) You ( ) go jogging after dark in this neighborhood. → 60
a)
①had not better
b)
②had not better to
c)
③not had better
d)
④had better not
53.
(53) My sister ( ) in Chicago, but she moved to Los Angeles last year. → 62
a)
①was used to live
b)
②used to living
c)
③is used to living
d)
④used to live
54.
(54) When we were children, we ( ) go skating every winter. → 63
a)
①would
b)
②liked
c)
③wanted
d)
④might
55.
(55) Tom ( ) there yesterday, but we didn't see him. → 64
a)
①might be
b)
②must have to be
c)
③may have been
d)
④should be
56.
(56) The wedding party ( ) a lot of money. There were a lot of guests, and the hotel was the best in the city. → 65
a)
①cannot have cost
b)
②will cost
c)
③must have cost
d)
④could not cost
57.
(57) Kate ( ) her way, for she has come here several times. → 66
a)
①could have lost
b)
②can be lost
c)
③couldn't lose
d)
④can't have lost
58.
(58) I ( ) called you this morning, but I was too busy to do so. → 67
a)
①must have
b)
②should have
c)
③must not have
d)
④should not have
59.
(59) Our French teacher ( ) here by now because he took the early bus. → 68
a)
①can arrive
b)
②must arrive
c)
③may arrive
d)
④ought to have arrived
60.
(60) "You are soaking wet. You ( ) out in the rain." "I know, but they were expecting me." → 69
a)
①couldn't have gone
b)
②wouldn't have gone
c)
③shouldn't have gone
d)
④could have gone
61.
(61) Contrary to the weather forecast, it did not rain yesterday. We ( ) all our raincoats and umbrellas. → 71
a)
①must have brought
b)
②couldn't have brought
c)
③needn't have brought
d)
④should have brought
62.
(62) It is regrettable that Annie ( ) waste her artistic talent. → 72
a)
①should
b)
②should not
c)
③ought to
d)
④could not
63.
(63) It is essential that the documents ( ) kept in the safe. → 73
a)
①were
b)
②be
c)
③being
d)
④is
64.
(64) Anyone watching the musical cannot ( ) feeling happiness, joy and pride. → 75
a)
①without
b)
②also
c)
③but
d)
④help
65.
(65) I could not ( ) help my brother with his math homework. → 76
a)
①much
b)
②doing
c)
③but
d)
④so
66.
(66) It takes so long by train. You ( ) as well fly. → 79
a)
①would
b)
②might
c)
③should
d)
④can
67.
(67) This computer would be perfect if it ( ) a little lighter. → 80
a)
①has been
b)
②is
c)
③were
d)
④has
68.
(68) John ( ) the team if he had time, but he is really busy now. → 81
a)
①joined
b)
②have joined
c)
③joins
d)
④would join
69.
(69) If I ( ) harder, I could have played the violin better. → 83
a)
①practice
b)
②have practiced
c)
③will practice
d)
④had practiced
70.
(70) If we had known about his busy schedule, we ( ) the meeting. → 84
a)
①would have put off
b)
②put off
c)
③would put off
d)
④have put off
71.
(71) If you had taken my advice at that time, you ( ) more successful now. → 86
a)
①will have been
b)
②would have been
c)
③are
d)
④would be
72.
(72) If I ( ) him that day, my life would be totally different now. → 87
a)
①hadn't met
b)
②don't meet
c)
③would meet
d)
④didn't meet
73.
(73) I don't think he will stop by my office. But if he ( ) while I'm out, give him more information about that. → 89
a)
①had come
b)
②came
c)
③should come
d)
④will come
74.
(74) He wishes he ( ) somewhere more exciting. → 90
a)
①live
b)
②lived
c)
③lives
d)
④to has lived
75.
(75) I wish I ( ) enough money to buy the house around this time last year. → 91
a)
①should have
b)
②could have
c)
③had had
d)
④had
76.
(76) I wish he ( ) more quickly. → 92
a)
①has worked
b)
②is working
c)
③would work
d)
④will work
77.
(77) ( ) I had studied English much harder when I was young! → 93
a)
①Wishing
b)
②What if
c)
③How
d)
④If only
78.
(78) "May I smoke here?" "I'd rather ( )." → 94
a)
①you didn't
b)
②you not to
c)
③you won't
d)
④for you not to
79.
(79) Although we met today for the first time, I feel as if you ( ) my old friend. → 95
a)
①were
b)
②have been
c)
③seem
d)
④would be
80.
(80) It's time you ( ) those trousers. → 97
a)
①had washed
b)
②are washing
c)
③washed
d)
④wash
81.
(81) It is ( ) time they came to the conclusion that he is guilty. → 98
a)
①high
b)
②long
c)
③large
d)
④tall
82.
(82) If it ( ) your help, I should have given up. → 100
a)
①had not been for
b)
②were without
c)
③were not
d)
④had not been
83.
(83) ( ) the traffic accident, we would have arrived earlier. → 101
a)
①Just only
b)
②Out of
c)
③The same as
d)
④But for
84.
(84) ( ) in her position, I would decline the offer. → 103
a)
①Were I
b)
②If I have been
c)
③If were I
d)
④If I had
85.
(85) ( ) what you were intending to do, I would have stopped you. → 104
a)
①Have I realized
b)
②If I realize
c)
③If I would realize
d)
④Had I realized
86.
(86) ( ) you happen to meet them, please give them my best regards. → 106
a)
①Would
b)
②Shall
c)
③Will
d)
④Should
87.
(87) ( ) a little more support from the government, the African children would have survived. → 109
a)
①For
b)
②But
c)
③With
d)
④Thanks to
88.
(88) We went by taxi; ( ), we would have been late. → 110
a)
①in particular
b)
②instead
c)
③therefore
d)
④otherwise
89.
(89) I am disappointed with the result because we ( ) the game against their team last night. → 113
a)
①should win
b)
②should be winning
c)
③could have won
d)
④could win
90.
(90) You should go to Tokyo Dome ( ) a baseball game. → 119
a)
①to seeing
b)
②with seeing
c)
③to see
d)
④see
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