Question

1. ... were not telling the truth. 1. neither of them2. either they3. either of them4. them2. Would George be angry if I ... his computer without asking?1. used2. use3. will use4. had use3. Would you mind ... the window?1. close2. closing3. to close4. closed4. The film was very sad. It made me ...1. crying2. cry3. to cry4. cried5. She says we ... by our colleagues at the aiport tomorrow morning.1. wiil be met.2. wiil be meeting3. been met4. had met6. - I`m sorry about yesterday. I had a lot to do.1. Yes, I think so.2. Excuse me!3. How do you spell it?4. It`s all right. Andrew played instead.7. Great Britian is a ...1. federation2. monarchy 3. republic4. commonwealth

Answer 1

1. "were not telling the truth"

The correct option to complete the sentence is "neither of them". This phrase indicates that both parties mentioned in the sentence were not telling the truth.

2. "Would George be angry if I ... his computer without asking?"

The correct option to complete the sentence is "used". This indicates that the speaker is referring to a past action of using George's computer without asking.

3. "Would you mind ... the window?"

The correct option to complete the sentence is "closing". This indicates that the speaker is asking if the listener would mind closing the window.

4. "The film was very sad. It made me ..."

The correct option to complete the sentence is "cry". This indicates that the film had such an emotional impact on the speaker that it made them cry.

5. "She says we ..."

The correct option to complete the sentence is "will be met". This indicates that someone will meet the speaker and their colleagues at the airport tomorrow morning.

6. "I'm sorry about yesterday. I had a lot to do."

The correct response to this statement would be "It's all right." This indicates that the speaker forgives the person for being busy and understands their situation.

7. "Great Britain is a ..."

The correct option to complete the sentence is "monarchy". This indicates that Great Britain is a country with a monarch as the head of state.