Question

1.I'd rather ... after school.а)go swimmingб)we are swimmingв)to go swimmingг) we went swimming2.A :I haven't seen the Tower of London yet.Б:.............а)so have I.б)nor have I.в)I have.г) Neither have I.3.I have ... eating crisps and chocolate to get slimmer.а)stoppedб)thrown awayв)given upг) run out of4.My parents ... Spanish when they were at school.а)learnedб)must learnв)used to learnг) learnt

Answer 1

1. I'd rather go swimming after school.

2. Neither have I.

3. I have stopped...

4. My parents learned...

Answer 2

1. The correct answer is а) go swimming. The phrase "I'd rather" is used to express a preference or choice between two options. In this case, the speaker prefers to go swimming after school.

2. The correct answer is б) nor have I. This is a response that agrees with the statement made by person A. The phrase "haven't seen" is in the negative form, and when responding, we use "nor" to maintain the negative form.

3. The correct answer is а) stopped. The phrase "to get slimmer" suggests that the speaker wants to lose weight. To achieve this, they have stopped eating crisps and chocolate. The verb "stopped" indicates that they have ceased the action of eating these snacks.

4. The correct answer is г) learned. The phrase "when they were at school" indicates a past action. The correct past tense form of the verb "learn" is "learned" in American English (also spelled "learnt" in British English). Therefore, the correct answer is "learned."