Question

1.I'm looking forward ... you again soon.a) to see b) see c) seeing d) to seeing 2.Lucy's father .... a job at the moment. a) isn't having b) doesn't have c) don't have d) isn't having got 3. My jeans are dirty because I .... my room a) painted b) have painted c) was painting d)have been painting 4. This is buttom .... stwitches off the computer. a) what b)whose c)who d) that 5. There are only .... people I realy trust. a) a little b) little c) not much d) a few

Answer 1

1.I'm looking forward ... you again soon.
a) to see

2.Lucy's father .... a job at the moment.
 b) doesn't have

3. My jeans are dirty because I .... my room
a) painted

4. This is buttom .... stwitches off the computer.
 d) that

5. There are only .... people I realy trust.
 d) a few

Answer 2

1. The correct answer is c) seeing.

The phrase "I'm looking forward to..." is followed by a verb in the -ing form. In this case, the verb "see" should be in the gerund form "seeing".

2. The correct answer is b) doesn't have.

The sentence is referring to Lucy's father's current employment status. The phrase "at the moment" suggests that we are talking about the present. Therefore, the correct verb form is "doesn't have".

3. The correct answer is c) was painting.

The sentence is describing a past action that resulted in the jeans being dirty. The past continuous tense "was painting" is used to indicate an ongoing action in the past.

4. The correct answer is d) that.

The word "that" is used to introduce a defining relative clause that indicates the specific purpose of the button. The clause "stwitches off the computer" provides essential information about the button.

5. The correct answer is d) a few.

The phrase "only... people" suggests a small number. The phrase "a few" means a small number and is the correct choice in this context.