She ___ a teacher at the local primary school.

1. are
2. am
3. is
4. be

I would like ___ apple, please.

1. some
2. the
3. a
4. an

There ___ two books on the desk.

1. are
2. is
3. be
4. has

___ you like coffee in the morning?

1. Are
2. Do
3. Is
4. Does

This is ___ bicycle. I bought it last week.

1. me
2. I
3. mine
4. my

He ___ to school by bus every morning.

1. go
2. going
3. goes
4. gone

My phone is ___ the bag.

1. in
2. to
3. at
4. on

They ___ a big garden behind the house.

1. are
2. have
3. has
4. is

One child, two ___.

1. childs
2. childes
3. children
4. childrens

___ is your name?

1. Where
2. What
3. Who
4. How

Yesterday we ___ to the cinema with my cousins.

1. going
2. gone
3. go
4. went

My sister is ___ than me.

1. taller
2. more tall
3. the taller
4. tallest

I'm going to ___ my grandmother on Saturday.

1. visits
2. visiting
3. visited
4. visit

There isn't ___ milk left in the fridge.

1. a
2. an
3. any
4. some

How ___ do you go to the swimming pool?

1. old
2. often
3. many
4. far

Look! It ___ again.

1. is raining
2. rain
3. rains
4. rained

You ___ wear a seatbelt in the car. It's the law.

1. would
2. might
3. can
4. must

We didn't ___ the end of the film.

1. seen
2. saw
3. see
4. sees

She's the ___ student in her class.

1. best
2. more good
3. better
4. good

___ I open the window? It's very warm in here.

1. Have
2. Can
3. Do
4. Am

I ___ in this city since 2019.

1. have lived
2. am living
3. live
4. lived

If it rains tomorrow, we ___ at home.

1. would stay
2. had stayed
3. will stay
4. are staying

The bridge ___ in 1890 and is still in use.

1. is building
2. built
3. has built
4. was built

That's the woman ___ helped me at the station.

1. whose
2. who
3. whom
4. which

I ___ live in Warsaw, but now I live in Gdańsk.

1. use to
2. am used to
3. used to
4. was used to

He told me ___ he was going to resign.

1. so
2. that
3. what
4. which

It's too cold ___ outside today.

1. sitting
2. for sit
3. sit
4. to sit

I wish I ___ more free time.

1. had
2. will have
3. have
4. would have

She has been working here ___ five years.

1. during
2. from
3. since
4. for

You ___ pay: the museum is free on Sundays.

1. haven't
2. don't have to
3. aren't able to
4. mustn't

If I ___ harder, I would have passed the exam.

1. would study
2. have studied
3. had studied
4. studied

By the time we arrived, the film ___.

1. had started
2. was starting
3. has started
4. started

The report ___ before the end of the week.

1. must finish
2. must been finished
3. must be finished
4. must to finish

I regret ___ him the truth: it only made things worse.

1. tell
2. told
3. to tell
4. telling

She managed ___ the problem in less than an hour.

1. solved
2. to solve
3. solve
4. solving

The meeting was called ___ at the last minute.

1. off
2. in
3. up
4. out

It was ___ a good film that I watched it twice.

1. too
2. so
3. very
4. such

He apologised ___ late for the interview.

1. being
2. to be
3. for being
4. for be

I'd rather you ___ smoke in the kitchen.

1. don't
2. didn't
3. wouldn't
4. not

The village ___ we spent our holidays has changed a lot.

1. where
2. that
3. which
4. what

Not only ___ late, but he also forgot the tickets.

1. did he was
2. he were
3. he was
4. was he

Hardly ___ the door when the phone rang.

1. I had closed
2. had I closed
3. I closed
4. did I close

If I'd accepted that offer, I ___ in Berlin now.

1. would have been
2. had been
3. would be
4. will be

___ I really need is a week without meetings.

1. What
2. It
3. That
4. Which

___ in 1890, the bridge still carries traffic today.

1. Having built
2. To build
3. Building
4. Built

She ___ to have been the finest pianist of her generation.

1. is told
2. is talked
3. is said
4. is spoken

The final results fell ___ short of expectations.

1. woefully
2. strongly
3. widely
4. heavily

I'd sooner you ___ nothing about this to anyone.

1. to say
2. said
3. say
4. would say

___ for your help, I would never have finished on time.

1. Had
2. If
3. Were
4. But

The minister stopped short ___ calling for his resignation.

1. at
2. of
3. to
4. from

The deal was rescued at the eleventh hour. This means it happened ___.

1. at the last possible moment
2. at an early stage of talks
3. at eleven o'clock exactly
4. after a very long delay

She has a penchant ___ obscure black-and-white films.

1. to
2. of
3. for
4. with

That argument simply doesn't hold ___.

1. air
2. water
3. ground
4. weight

___ that as it may, the decision still stands.

1. Were
2. It
3. Being
4. Be

I'd take his version of events with a pinch of ___.

1. sugar
2. pepper
3. salt
4. spice

The company is on the ___ of collapse.

1. verge
2. rim
3. border
4. margin

Little ___ that the discovery would change his life.

1. he did know
2. he knew
3. knew he
4. did he know

The evidence against him is, ___, circumstantial.

1. at most
2. at best
3. at least
4. at last

Her recovery was nothing ___ of remarkable.

1. less
2. other
3. short
4. more

___ he to refuse the offer, we would have to start again.

1. Were
2. If
3. Was
4. Should