Question

1 I"ve got a friend...... dad used to be a professional voleyball player. a) who"s b) whose c) which d) whom 2 The burglars .......... some precious paintings. a)got away with b) got on with c) put up with d) got down to 3 I"ll go out as soon as i ....... my homework. a) will do b) did c)would do d) have done

Answer 1

1.b)whose
2.b)got on with
3.a)will do 

Answer 2

1) The correct answer for the first question is b) whose.

In the sentence, "I've got a friend whose dad used to be a professional volleyball player," we are referring to the dad of the friend. The word "whose" is used to indicate possession or ownership. It is used to show that the dad belongs to the friend.

2) The correct answer for the second question is a) got away with.

In the sentence, "The burglars got away with some precious paintings," the phrase "got away with" means that the burglars were successful in stealing the paintings without being caught or punished. It is a common phrase used to describe getting away with a crime or wrongdoing.

3) The correct answer for the third question is d) have done.

In the sentence, "I'll go out as soon as I have done my homework," the phrase "have done" is used to indicate completion of an action. It suggests that the homework needs to be completed before going out. The phrase "have done" is the present perfect tense of the verb "do" and is used to talk about an action that was completed before the present moment.