Question

1.Mandy left home an hour. a)befor b)last c)thre d)ago 2.I promise.....lete tomorrow a)am not going to be b)won't be c)am not d)wasn't 3.Unless the weather (1)..... better, he (2)...... to stay at home this afternoon. a)(1)is,(2)will have b)(1)will be,(2)has c)(1)is (2)must d)(1)will be (2)will have

Answer 1

1. The correct answer is d) ago. The sentence "Mandy left home an hour ago" implies that Mandy left home one hour before the current time. The word "ago" is used to indicate a past time reference.

2. The correct answer is b) won't be. The sentence "I promise I won't be late tomorrow" indicates a future action. The phrase "won't be" is the correct negative form of the future tense to indicate that the speaker will not be late.

3. The correct answer is a) (1) is, (2) will have. The sentence "Unless the weather (1) gets better, he (2) will have to stay at home this afternoon" indicates a conditional statement. In the first part of the sentence, we use the present simple tense "is" to express a general truth or a habitual action. In the second part of the sentence, we use the future tense "will have" to indicate a future obligation or necessity.