Correct this sentence:

The MTR is very convenience.

Identify the parts of speech of each word:

Let me have a go.

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I'm working for a garment firm in Mong Kok.

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Hurry up and buy now. Prices go / are going up.

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You always take / are always taking my things without asking!

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Who did see / saw   you go into the office?

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Before I moved to Hong Kong, I was living in London for ten years.

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When we got / were getting to the party, everyone danced and drank / was dancing and drinking.

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I was so late that by the time I got there, all the food had eaten / was eaten / had been eaten.

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Before I left / had left  home, I called / had called the office.

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What will you do tomorrow afternoon?

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I will clean / am cleaning / am going to clean  the house this afternoon.

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What do you do / are you doing / will you do / would you do   if it rains tomorrow?

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I lost / had lost / have lost  my glasses. I can't see them anywhere.

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I'm absolutely stuffed! I wish I haven't eaten / didn't eat / hadn't eaten so much.

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I knew / have known  her since we were  / have been at school together.

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I've moved to this address for 10 years.

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They've got married for nearly 50 years.

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He's been out to lunch. Shall I ask him to call you back?

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I've been / gone to Thailand three times. The last time was / has been in the summer.

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I hope  I pass / will pass the exam next week.

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If you see / saw Mike at the party, say 'Hi' from me.

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We weren't late / didn't be  late / wouldn't have been late  if you would have  left on time / had left on time / left on time 

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If I could / would / should  afford it, I bought / would buy / will buy  a new car.

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I remember to talk / talking  to her, but I can't remember what she said.

Correct his sentence:

I regret to study Economics at university as I am really interested in Art.

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We tried to push / pushing the car but it was too heavy, so then we
tried  to call / calling the garage but they said they were busy.

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They always made us  do / to do / doing  our homework before we went to bed.

Correct this sentence:

The consignment was arrived last Thursday but some items were damaged.

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I'll have to come on the bus as my car is repaired / is repairing / is being repaired / is been repaired

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Something ought  to do/ to be doing/ to be done about air pollution.

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It can't / mustn't/ couldn't /  be 6 o'clock already! Your watch can / must / may be fast.

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You can't finish / can't have finished / couldn't be finished already! You've only just started.

Answers

Correct this sentence:

The MTR is very convenience. [convenient]

Identify the parts of speech of each word:

Let me have a go.
[verb - pronoun - verb - indefinite article - noun]

Correct this sentence:

I'm working for a garment firm in Mong Kok.
[I work for...]

Choose the correct form:

Hurry up and buy now. Prices go / are going up.

Choose the correct form:

You always take / are always taking my things without asking!

Choose the correct form:

Who did see / saw   you go into the office?

Correct this sentence:

Before I moved to Hong Kong, I was living in London for ten years.
[I lived in London]

Choose the correct form:

When we got / were getting to the party, everyone danced and drank / was dancing and drinking.

Choose the correct form:

I was so late that by the time I got there, all the food had eaten / was eaten / had been eaten.

Choose the correct form:

Before I left / had left  home, I called / had called the office.

Correct this sentence:

What will you do tomorrow afternoon?
[What are you doing or What are you going to do...]

Choose the correct form:

I will clean / am cleaning / am going to clean  the house this afternoon.

Choose the correct form:

What do you do / are you doing / will you do / would you do   if it rains tomorrow?

Choose the correct form:

I lost / had lost / have lost  my glasses. I can't see them anywhere.

Choose the correct form:

I'm absolutely stuffed! I wish I haven't eaten / didn't eat / hadn't eaten so much.

Choose the correct form:

I knew / have known  her since we were  / have been at school together.

Correct this sentence:

I've moved to this address for 10 years.
[I've lived at this address for 10 years or I moved to this address 10 years ago]

Correct this sentence:

They've got married for nearly 50 years.
[They've been married for nearly 50 years or They got married nearly 50 years ago]

Correct this sentence:

He's been out to lunch. Shall I ask him to call you back?
[He's gone out to lunch]

Choose the correct form:

I've been / gone to Thailand three times. The last time was / has been in the summer.

Choose the correct form:

I hope  I pass / will pass the exam next week.
[Both forms are possible]

Choose the correct form:

If you see / saw Mike at the party, say 'Hi' from me.

Choose the correct form:

We weren't late / didn't be  late / wouldn't have been late  if you would have left on time / had left on time / left on time 

Choose the correct form:

If I could / would / should  afford it, I bought / would buy / will buy  a new car.

Choose the correct form:

I remember to talk / talking  to her, but I can't remember what she said.

Correct his sentence:

I regret to study Economics at university as I am really interested in Art.
[I regret studying...]

Choose the correct forms:

We tried to push / pushing the car but it was too heavy, so then we
tried  to call / calling the garage but they said they were busy.

Choose the correct form:

They always made us  do / to do / doing  our homework before we went to bed.

Correct this sentence:

The consignment was arrived last Thursday but some items were damaged.
[The consignment arrived last Thursday...]

Choose the correct form:

I'll have to come on the bus as my car is repaired / is repairing / is being repaired / is been repaired

Choose the correct form:

Something ought  to do/ to be doing/ to be done about air pollution.

Choose the correct form:

It can't / mustn't/ couldn't /  be 6 o'clock already! Your watch can / must / may be fast.

Choose the correct form:

You can't finish / can't have finished / couldn't be finished already! You've only just started.