Complete the sentences:

#1. You will play better if ( … )

1. you practice today.

2. you have practiced.

3. you should practice today.

#2. It may sound strange but ( … )

1. I believe his story.

2. I am believing his story.

3. I have believed his story.

#3. He felt very tired ( … )

1. as he was playing football for 2 hours.

2. as he had been playing football for 2 hours.

3. as he played football for 2 hours.

#4. He hid the letter ( … )

1. lest his father should read it.

2. lest his father reads it.

3. lest his father will read it.

#5. I opened the door and ( … )

1. who was standing there but Ann !

2. who should stand there but Ann !

3. who stood there but Ann!

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Complete the sentences:

#1. The official Christian church calendar is a table containing ( … )

1. the holy days, saints' days, and festivals of the church.

2. the holy days, saint days, and festivals of the church.

3. the holy days, saint's days, and festivals of the church.

#2. Colonies were either used as sources of raw materials ( … )

1. and as markets for products of the home country.

2. or as markets for products of the home country.

3. nor as markets for products of the home country.

#3. She learnt both classics and philosophy, ( … )

1. but knows neither of them well.

2. but knows either of them well.

3. but knows none of them well.

#4. The task of drafting the declaration fell to Jefferson, ( … )

1. who was known for his powerfully written style.

2. who was known for his powerful writing style.

3. who was known for his powerfully writing style.

#5. Dad was angry because when he came home (…)

1.dinner was still being cooked.

2. dinner had still been cooked.

3. dinner was still being cooking.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. The train was one hour late even though (…)

1. it is supposed to arrive at 11:30.

2. it was supposed to arrive at 11:30.

3. it supposed to arrive at 11:30.

#2. There is someone walking behind us. I think (…)

1. we are following.

2. we are being followed.

3. we are being following.

#3. Florida has not yet ratified the Equal Rights amendment, and ( … )

1. several other states hasn't either.

2. neither have several other states.

3. some of the states also have not either.

#4. The teachers had some problems deciding ( … )

1. when to the students they shall return the final papers.

2. when they should return the final papers to the students.

3. when are they going to return to the students the final papers.

#5. She wanted to serve some coffee to the guests; however, ( … )

1. she hadn't many sugar.

2. she did not have much sugar.

3. she was lacking in amount of the sugar.

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