'I'd like to see that film.'
'So _________ I.'

'So would I.'	'I'm not going to the party'
'_________ ____ we.'

'Neither are we.'	Correct / incorrect?
I am not agree with
the government's policy.

Incorrect: I do not agree...	Correct / incorrect?
I can't afford buying a new car at the moment.

Incorrect: I can't afford to buy...	
I can't understand these instructions. They don't ______ sense.

They don't make sense.	I've tried to give up / giving up   smoking three times but I just couldn't.

I've tried to give up smoking…	I remember to go / going  there as a child but I haven't been since.

I remember going  there as a child…	I regret not to finish / not finishing  my university course.

I regret not finishing  my university course.	
That looks fun. Can I 
_____ a go?

Can I have a go?	I expect Jo is coming to the party. She's got 
up / on / after / over 
her cold.

She's got over her cold.	I managed to pick up / take up / get up a few words of Japanese while I was in Tokyo.

I managed to pick up…	I'm relying on you to be here at 8 o'clock so please don't ______ me _______ .

…please don't let me down	
We've decided to 
put off / up / over
the meeting until after the holiday.

We've decided to 
put off the meeting	Correct / incorrect?
If I knew it was his birthday yesterday, I would have called him.

Incorrect: If I’d known it was his birthday….	He would / would have written if he wouldn’t  have been / hadn’t been  busy.

He would have written if he hadn’t been busy.	What _________ you do if you _______(find) $50 on the pavement?

What would you do if you found $50 on the pavement?	
If they would offer / offered   you the job, will you / would you take it?

If they offered  you the job, would you take it?	They always made
us do / to do / doing
lots of homework.

They always made
us do  lots of homework.	How long _______ she been living here?

How long has she been living here?	I __________ (get) ready to go out when
Angela rang.

I was getting ready to go out when Angela rang.	
Correct / incorrect?
I am working here since I left school.

Incorrect: I have been working here…	Look at your trousers!
They're filthy!
I know. I've ________ _________(work) in the garden

I know. I've been working in the garden.	I’m not going to the party. I’ve got a cold and I don’t ______ up to it.

I don’t feel up to it.	He said he _________
(see) her the day before.

He said he had seen her the day before.	
How long ________ you been studying English when you started this course?

How long had you been studying English…	She said she _______ (call) the following day.

She said she would call the following day.	Correct / incorrect?
She objects to Nigel being given all the best jobs.

correct	I've __________(save up) for a new bike since last summer. I
_____(save) $5,000.

I've been saving up for a new bike …
I’ve saved $5,000.	
Lucy _____________
(cry) again. Look at her eyes, they're all red.

Lucy has been crying again.	Correct / incorrect?
You'll have to stop to eat out so often if you want to save money. 

Incorrect: You'll have to stop eating out…	Correct / incorrect?
By the time we got there, most of the food 
was been eaten.

Incorrect: …most of the food had been eaten	Correct / incorrect?
She's serious for marrying him - she told me.

Incorrect: She's serious about marrying him	
Correct / incorrect?
We stopped for buying some drink and snacks.

Incorrect: We stopped to buy some drink and snacks.	Correct / incorrect?
I've been calling you ten times today! Where have you been?

Incorrect?
I've called you ten times today! 	Correct / incorrect?
She used to be very slim but she's put on weight recently.

Correct	I'd hate to do / doing / do her job - it's so boring.

I'd hate to do her job - it's so boring.