Question

Помоги с тестом, пожалуйста 2) I__you exactly what to do when we arrive: am shown show will be shown will show 3) He has no initiative. He needs__what to do all the time to tell to be told telling to been told 4) Did you__make snowmen with your children?: used to using use to use 5) They__for some time when their mother told them to be silent: had been shouting had shouted have been shouting have shouted 6) You shouldn't sign the contract unless you__it carefully: have read will have read read will read 7) A lot of measures__to fix the economy are taking have been taken take have taken 8) If we had seen you, we__ would stop would have stopped will stop stopped 9) The book that was given to me ___by my sister: had been read had read has read read 10) Bryan__when the meeting started: wasn't arriving hasn't been arriving hasn't arrived hadn't arrived 11) I'll help you very quickly if you__me: will need will be needing needs need 12) __this weekend?: Do you go out Does you go out Are you going out Will you go out 13) Chicken thighs__for 40 to 50 minutes: bake should be baking should be baked should bakе 14) I__Chinese for two years: have studied have studying have been studying studied 15) I have a terrible headache. I__another aspirin am taking take 'll take will be taking 16) You won't need the jacket. It__warmer 'd got 's got 's getting gets 17) She avoided__me in the eye: the looking looking to look look 18) If I__her, she might feel a bit better: was calling would call would have called called 19) Andrew__lunch by the time they arrived: had finished was finished has finished finished 20) We didn't__have any pets use use to used to using 21) __to the football match on Saturday? Do you be Do you go Are you going Will you be 22) I__to buy this car since my students' years: are wanting have wanted have been wanting wanted 23) We'll meet in September when she__back will have come came will come comes

Answer 1

2) will show

3) to be told

4) use to

5) had been shouting

6) have read

7) have been taken

8)would have stopped

9)had been read

10)hadn't arrived

11)need

12)are you going out

13)should be baked

14)have studied

15)'ll take

16)'s getting

17)looking

18)called

19)had finished

20)use to

21)are you going

22)have wanted

23)comes

Answer 2

2) The correct answer is: will be shown.

In this sentence, the verb "show" is in the future tense, indicating an action that will happen after the speaker arrives. The phrase "I will show you exactly what to do when we arrive" is a future statement and implies that the speaker will be the one performing the action of showing.

3) The correct answer is: to be told.

In this sentence, the phrase "He needs" is followed by the infinitive form of the verb "to tell." The infinitive form is used to express the purpose or need for something. Therefore, the correct phrase is "He needs to be told what to do all the time."

4) The correct answer is: use to.

In this sentence, the phrase "Did you" is followed by the phrase "make snowmen with your children." The correct phrase is "Did you use to make snowmen with your children?" The phrase "use to" is used to express a past habit or repeated action that is no longer true or relevant in the present.

5) The correct answer is: had been shouting.

In this sentence, the phrase "They had been shouting" indicates an ongoing action that started before their mother told them to be silent. The past perfect continuous tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continued up until a specific point in the past.

6) The correct answer is: read.

In this sentence, the phrase "unless you" is followed by the verb "read." The correct phrase is "You shouldn't sign the contract unless you read it carefully." The verb "read" is used in the present simple tense to indicate a general action or habit.

7) The correct answer is: have been taken.

In this sentence, the phrase "A lot of measures" is followed by the verb "to fix" in the present perfect tense. The correct phrase is "A lot of measures have been taken to fix the economy." The present perfect passive tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues up to the present moment.

8) The correct answer is: would have stopped.

In this sentence, the verb "had seen" is in the past perfect tense, indicating that the action of seeing someone happened before another past event. The correct phrase is "If we had seen you, we would have stopped." The conditional form "would have stopped" is used to express a hypothetical result in the past.

9) The correct answer is: was read.

In this sentence, the phrase "The book that was given to me" is followed by the verb "read" in the past simple tense. The correct phrase is "The book that was given to me was read by my sister." The past simple passive tense is used to describe an action that was done to the subject of the sentence.

10) The correct answer is: hadn't arrived.

In this sentence, the verb "arriving" is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action that happened before another past event. The correct phrase is "Bryan hadn't arrived when the meeting started." The past perfect tense is used to describe an action that was completed before another past action.

11) The correct answer is: need.

In this sentence, the verb "you" is in the present simple tense, indicating a general statement or fact. The correct phrase is "I'll help you very quickly if you need me." The present simple tense is used to express a general truth or fact.

12) The correct answer is: Are you going out.

In this sentence, the phrase "this weekend" is followed by the question form of the verb "to go out." The correct phrase is "Are you going out this weekend?" The present continuous tense is used to describe an action that is planned or scheduled to happen in the near future.

13) The correct answer is: should be baked.

In this sentence, the phrase "Chicken thighs" is followed by the phrase "for 40 to 50 minutes." The correct phrase is "Chicken thighs should be baked for 40 to 50 minutes." The modal verb "should" is used to express a recommendation or suggestion.

14) The correct answer is: have been studying.

In this sentence, the phrase "I have" is followed by the verb "studied" in the present perfect continuous tense. The correct phrase is "I have been studying Chinese for two years." The present perfect continuous tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and continues up to the present moment.

15) The correct answer is: will take.

In this sentence, the phrase "I have a terrible headache" is followed by the phrase "another aspirin." The correct phrase is "I will take another aspirin." The future simple tense is used to express a future action or intention.

16) The correct answer is: is getting.

In this sentence, the phrase "It" is followed by the verb "warmer" in the present continuous tense. The correct phrase is "It is getting warmer." The present continuous tense is used to describe an ongoing action or change happening in the present.

17) The correct answer is: looking.

In this sentence, the verb "avoided" is followed by the gerund form of the verb "to look." The correct phrase is "She avoided looking me in the eye." The gerund form "looking" is used after certain verbs to indicate an action or state.

18) The correct answer is: would call.

In this sentence, the verb "If I" is followed by the verb "her" in the conditional form. The correct phrase is "If I called her, she might feel a bit better." The conditional form "would call" is used to express a hypothetical or unreal condition.

19) The correct answer is: had finished.

In this sentence, the verb "Andrew" is followed by the verb "lunch" in the past perfect tense. The correct phrase is "Andrew had finished lunch by the time they arrived." The past perfect tense is used to describe an action that was completed before another past action.

20) The correct answer is: use to.

In this sentence, the phrase "We didn't" is followed by the phrase "have any pets." The correct phrase is "We didn't use to have any pets." The phrase "use to" is used to express a past habit or repeated action that is no longer true or relevant in the present.

21) The correct answer is: Are you going.

In this sentence, the phrase "to the football match on Saturday" is followed by the question form of the verb "to go." The correct phrase is "Are you going to the football match on Saturday?" The present continuous tense is used to describe an action that is planned or scheduled to happen in the near future.

22) The correct answer is: have wanted.

In this sentence, the phrase "I have" is followed by the verb "wanted" in the present perfect tense. The correct phrase is "I have wanted to buy this car since my students' years." The present perfect tense is used to describe an action or state that started in the past and continues up to the present moment.

23) The correct answer is: will come.

In this sentence, the verb "she" is followed by the verb "back" in the future simple tense. The correct phrase is "We'll meet in September when she comes back." The future simple tense is used to express a future action or event.