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You can't finish / can't have finished / couldn't be finished already! You've only just started. 	Choose the correct form: 
It can't / mustn't/ couldn't / be 6 o'clock already! Your watch can / must / may be fast. 	
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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 	Correct this sentence: 
The consignment was arrived last Thursday but some items were damaged. 	
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They always made us do / to do / doing our homework before we went to bed. 	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. 	
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I regret to study Economics at university as I am really interested in Art. 	Choose the correct form: 
I remember to talk / talking to her, but I can't remember what she said. 	
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If I could / would / should afford it, I bought / would buy / will buy a new car. 	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 	
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If you see / saw Mike at the party, say 'Hi' from me. 	Choose the correct form: 
I hope I pass / will pass the exam next week. 	
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This is the office that / where / which you will work. 	Correct this sentence: 
He's been out to lunch. Shall I ask him to call you back? 	
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If I had a million dollars, I would buy / will buy / bought an expensive car. 	Correct this sentence: 
I've moved to this address for 10 years. 	
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Look at that woman! She is wearing sandals in winter. She must / should / could have been be cold 	Choose the correct form: 
Ever since I saw that film I am / was / have been afraid to sleep in the flat alone. 	
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Where is that man who / which / whom sold us our tickets? 	Choose the correct form: 
What do you do / are you doing / will you do / would you do if it rains tomorrow? 	
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I will clean / am cleaning / am going to clean the house this afternoon. 	Correct this sentence: 
What will you do tomorrow afternoon? 	
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Before I left / had left home, I called / had called the office. 	Choose the correct form: 
I predict that in the coming years Hong Kong will become / is becoming less crowded. 	
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If Carol  out insurance, she wouldn’t have had to pay so much money. 	Choose the correct form: 
Lately, there  an increase in the number of robberies. 	
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If you see / will see / saw John, tell him I say hello. 	Choose the correct form: 
You always take / are always taking my things without asking! 	
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These days pollution gets / is getting worse 	Correct this sentence: 
I wish I studied more for this exam. 

  

  
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You can't finish /  / couldn't be finished already! You've only just started. 	Choose the correct form: 
It / mustn't/ couldn't / be 6 o'clock already! Your watch can /  / may be fast. 	
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I'll have to come on the bus as my car is repaired / is repairing /  / is been repaired 	Correct this sentence: 
The consignment was arrived last Thursday but some items were damaged. 	
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They always made us / to do / doing our homework before we went to bed. 	Choose the correct forms: 
We tried  / pushing the car but it was too heavy, so then we tried to call / the garage but they said they were busy. 	
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I regret to study  Economics at university as I am really interested in Art. 	Choose the correct form: 
I remember to talk /  to her, but I can't remember what she said. 	
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If I / would / should afford it, I bought /  / will buy a new car. 	Choose the correct form: 
We weren't late / didn't be late /  if you would have left on time /  / left on time 	
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If you / saw Mike at the party, say 'Hi' from me. 	Choose the correct form: 
I hope I / will pass the exam next week. 	
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This is the office that / / which you will work. 	Correct this sentence: 
He's been      out to lunch. Shall I ask him to call you back? 	
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If I had a million dollars, I  / will buy / bought an expensive car. 	Correct this sentence: 
I've moved to this address for 10 years. 

 	
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Look at that woman! She is wearing sandals in winter. She  / should / could have been be cold 	Choose the correct form: 
Ever since I saw that film I am / was /  afraid to sleep in the flat alone. 	
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Where is that man / which / whom sold us our tickets? 	Choose the correct form: 
What do you do / are you doing /  / would you do if it rains tomorrow? 	
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I will clean / am cleaning /  the house this afternoon. 	Correct this sentence: 
What will you do   tomorrow afternoon? 	
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Before I  had left home, I  / had called the office. 	Choose the correct form: 
I predict that in the coming years Hong Kong  / is becoming less crowded. 	
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If Carol out insurance, she wouldn’t have had to pay so much money. 	Choose the correct form: 
Lately, there an increase in the number of robberies. 	
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If you see  John, tell him I say hello. 	Choose the correct form: 
You always take /  my things without asking! 	
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These days pollution gets /  worse 	Correct this sentence: 
I wish I ^ studied more for this exam.