English_1 / RL9

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If I ... fitter, I would try rock climbing.

1) will be 2) would be

3) were 4) am

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She would prefer to meet you personally rather than ... to you over the phone.

1) Have talked 2) would talk

3) talked 4) talk

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If you ... sport more often, you wouldn’t feel so stressed out.

1) played 2) play

3) would play 4) will play

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... swimming more often if the swimming pool were nearer?

1) Will you go 2) would you go

3) do you go 4) did you go

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If my headache doesn’t get better soon, I ... an aspirin.

1) would take 2) will take

3) take 4) took

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It’s a pity our team hasn’t got any money – if we ... a new goalkeeper, the team would be much stronger.

1) buy 2) will buy

3)bought 4) would buy

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I will go cycling with you this weekend if my brother ... me his bike.

1) lend 2) will lend

3) lends 4) would lend

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You will be ill if you ... all that chocolate cake!

1) eat 2) would eat

3) will eat 4)ate

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I ... skiing if I lived nearer the mountains.

1) go 2) will go

3) went 4) would go

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Tim's mother would rather he ... closer to home than he does.

1)Works 2) have worked

3) had worked 4) worked

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What ... you do if you won lots of money?

1) will 2) won’t

3) would 4) wouldn’t

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If she ... how pointless it is, perhaps she’d stop doing it.

1) know 2) will know

3) would know 4) knew

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Fleas can jump up to third centimetres. If humans ... as good at jumping, as fleas they’d be able to jump 300 metres!

1) were 2)are

3)is 4)would be

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... me this book.

1) brought 2)bring

3) to bring 4) will bring

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Reindeer get a special chemical from the food they eat -- if they ... this chemical, they blood would freeze.

1) don’t have 2) didn’t have

3) haven’t have 4) hadn’t have

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Some worms will eat themselves, if they ... enough food.

1) didn’t find 2) haven’t find

3) hadn’t find 4) don’t find

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We all wished that we ... here.

1) had stopped 2)have stopped

3)will stop 4)stopped

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If you put a small amount of alcohol on a scorpion, it ... itself to death.

1) sting 2) stings

3) would sting 4) will sting

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Wouldn't you prefer to sit on this seat rather than (stan4) for the whole journey?

1) stand 2)stood

3)have stood 4)had stood

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If Hardeep’s family had stayed in London, she ... lots of friends.

1) would have had 2) have

3) had 4)have had

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I ... boxing illegal if I were President.

1) Would make 2) made

3) make 4) will make

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“Why didn’t you ring me?”

“I would have rung you if I ... the time”.

1) have had 2) had had

3) have 4) had

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I'd rather you ... this to anyone until next week.

1) don’t mention 2) didn’t mention

3) haven’t mention 4) should mention

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She probably ... to university if she had stayed in London.

1) go 2)would have gone

3) have gone 4)went

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If you become a soldier, you ... a general.

1) will be 2) would be

3) are 4) have been

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She wouldn’t have become a difficult teenager if she ... lonely.

1) haven’t felt 2) felt

3) hadn’t felt 4) would feel

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If Tom hadn’t had an amazing teacher, he ... interested in Art.

1) wouldn’t have become 2) haven’t become

3) hadn’t become 4) became

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If she hadn’t become interested in Art, she probably ... in the family business.

1) would have worked 2) have worked

3) had worked 4) worked

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She probably would have got bored if she ... for the family business.

1) have worked 2) worked

3) will work 4) had worked

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If she had caught the right train, she ... for her college interview.

1) will arrive 2) have arrived

3) had arrived 4) would have arrived

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She wouldn’t have become a top comedian if she ... talking to the woman on the train.

1) hadn’t started 2) haven’t started

3) wouldn’t start 4) started

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I learnt a lot at university. But I wouldn’t have graduated if my parents ... me financially.

1) haven’t helped 2) hadn’t helped

3) wouldn’t help 4) helped

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Don’t panic! If we ... now, we will still get there on time.

1) left 2) would leave

3) leave 4) have left

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I doubt I’ll get that job -- and perhaps it’s a good thing too. If I ... the job, I would have to move to London.

1) got 2)get

3)will get 4) would get

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Our day out has been a complete disaster. If I ... it was going to be so horrible, I would have stayed at home.

1) knew 2) had known

3) know 4)would know

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I don’t know why you always listen to loud music when you’re revising. If you concentrate, you ... more.

1) would remember 2) will remember

3) to remember 4)remembered

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It’s your own fault that you failed. If you hadn’t played computer games all night, you ... exams.

1) would have passed 2) will pass

3)pass 4)passed

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If I ... to Bath that day, I might have become a professional artist.

1) go 2)went

3)would go 4)had gone

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I would have left school early if I ... her.

1) don’t meet 2)didn’t meet

3) hadn’t met 4)will meet

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If I ... more time, I would learn more English.

1) have 2) had

3) will have 4) would have

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I'd sooner you ... something with your time rather than sit around all day.

1) do 2) did

3) had done 4) was doing

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If I ... harder, I would have passed my exams.

1) have worked 2) worked

3) had worked 4) work.

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If you become a monk, you ... as the Pope.

1) end up 2)would end up

3) will end up 4) ends

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My father prefers to have a beard rather than ... a shave every day.

1) have had 2) have

3) had had 4) would have

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If I ... an hour earlier, I would have gone jogging.

1) have got up 2) had got up

3) get up 4) got up

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I would probably have left school as early as possible, if I ... her.

1) hadn’t met 2) met

3) meet 4) would meet

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What would our pets say about us if they ... how to talk.

1) know 2) knew

3) would know 4) will know

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If he is here, he ... eighty percent of his time asleep.

1) spend 2) spent

3) spends 4) would spend

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Supposing I offered you the job, ... you it?

1) will you take 2) do you take

3) would you take 4) shall you take

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If I ... you, I’d take your dog to the vet’s.

1) will be 2) am

3) would be 4) were

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If Gavin is at home, he ... eighty percent of his time asleep.

1) spend 2) will spend

3) would spend 4) spends

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I wish I ... where you are and what you are doing.

1) knew 2) know

3) will know 4) would know

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Things have really looked ... … since she got promoted.

1) down 2) out for

3) up 4) for

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I have no strong opinions on this. I'll fall … … whatever you decide.

1) about 2) down

3) in with 4) to

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The Investigation Committee was set up to look ... the cause of the plane crash.

1) into 2) up

3) over 4) above

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After years of working for a shoddy employer, I was finally able to … ... from that company and set up my own business.

1) break off 2) break away

3) break out 4) break up

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It can be very difficult for young couples to ... … their marriage when there are young children involved.

1) break off 2) break away

3) break out 4) break up

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I'm afraid the Chairman has fallen … … Mary's influence and will not listen to a word I say.

1) apart 2) about

3) on 4) under

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I decided to ... … my relationship with my girlfriend when I found out that she was seeing someone else.

1) break off 2) break away

3) break out 4) break open

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I feel so guilty because he spoke about killing himself, but I never thought that he would go ... … with it.

1) down 2) into

3) through 4) up

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A burglar ... … my house when I was away on vacation and stole some of my electronic goods.

1) broke into 2) broke off

3) broke open 4) broke up

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Christmas falls … a Tuesday this year.

1) apart 2) down

3) on 4) to

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Teachers in Sydney have decided to call a snap strike next week after negotiations with the State Government over a ten percent pay increase ... … early this morning.

1) broke into 2) broke down

3) broke open 4) broke up

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Allowing people to smoke in her house goes ... … her principles.

1) in 2) against

3) with 4) along with

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A rebel Labour Party MP recently decided to ... … from his party and become an independent member for his electorate.

1) break off 2) break away

3) break out 4) break up

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It looks to me that demand is likely to fall … … in the next few months.

1) back on 2) down

3) off 4) to

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I am always very worried that my car will ... … , because it is already twenty years old.

1) break off 2) break away

3) break out 4) break down

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He was falling … … himself to make her feel at home.

1) back on 2) for

3) on 4) over

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NASA is currently in the process of working out how to prevent any more of its spaceships from ... … on re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.

1) breaking off 2) breaking away

3) breaking out 4) breaking up

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I know I promised, but I really can't go ... with it.

1) through 2) under

3) off 4) along

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You go ... and I'll follow later.

1) with 2) to

3) ahead 4) along

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Residents living in the immediate vicinity of the prison were told to be on the lookout for a group of criminals who recently ... … of jail.

1) broke off 2) broke away

3) broke out 4) broke up

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Terrible news. The proposed deal has fallen … … .

1) back on 3) on

2) for 4) through

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She brought ... the deal even though nobody thought she was capable of doing it.

1) in 2) off

3) out 4) over

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It's getting late; I think we should go ... home now.

1) back 2) with

3) to 4) at

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If this plan doesn't work out, we'll have to fall … … our original plan.

1) back on 2) behind

3) into 4) to

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The weather brought my cold ... .

1) on 2) off

3) down 4) over

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Our plans to go on holiday fell … … because of the industrial problems.

1) back on 2) for

3) off 4) through

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I was really surprised when my dog attacked the postman; he really went .... him.

1) to 2) for

3) with 4) on

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She went ... her notes before the exam to try to learn every last detail.

1) round 2) over

3) into 4) on

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Be careful not to spill the yolk when you ... … the egg.

1) break out 2) break off

3) break open 4) break down

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The price of petrol went ... by five pence, which made motorists very angry.

1) down 2) up

3) through 4) on

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Some people came to look ... the house, but I don't think they'll buy it.

1) over 2) into

3) after 4) on

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The scandal brought the government ... .

1) off 2) out

3) down 4) on

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Could you look ... on her and just check that everything's OK.

1) up 2) in

3) out 4) on

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"Look ...- that chair's going to fall over!"

1) over 2) out

3) round 4) at

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I had to look ... my neighbour's dog while she was away.

1) into 2) after

3) up 4) into

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If you don't know a word, look it ... in a dictionary.

1) after 2) up

3) at 4) over

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Look ...; he's got a gun!

1) up 2) in

3) out 4) over

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She's brought a couple of friends with her; do you think there's enough food to go ... .

1) to 2) for

3) round 4) on

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I was brought ... in the North

1) up 2) down

3) off 4) over

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She promised them that she would look ... the matter and find out what had gone wrong.

1) at 2) to

3) into 4) on

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She went ... with flu last week.

1) up 2) through

3) down 4) over

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He's a bit of a snob and looks ... … people who aren't from his social background.

1) up to 2) forward to

3) down on 4) under

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He’s painted his car white … he likes the colour.

1) and 2) still

3) but 4) or

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I like lying on the beach … swimming when I’m on holiday.

1) so 2) and

3) but 4) because

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Laura and David are happy … they’ve passed all their exams.

1) so 2) because

3) and 4) but

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Mike hates going to parties, … he loves going out with his friends.

1) but 2) and

3) as 4) or

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We’ve done the washing up … cleaned the kitchen.

1) as 2) and

3) but 4) because

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It was late and I was tired, … I went to bed.

1) because 2) and

3) so 4) but

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