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Responses (1) : English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Elementary Level # 22
Responses (1) : English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Elementary Level # 22
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Q5 Mike: More people die from eating fatty food than from smoking.
Jane: .......
(a) You must be ridiculous! (b) You must be laughing!
(c) You must be smiling! (d) You must be joking!
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Q1 Mike: 'I just can't make my mind up. What do you think?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) You're up to it. (b) It's up to you. (c) You're up for it. (d) You're up at it.
Q5 Mike: 'They haven't sent me the bill for a year now. What would you do?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) I'd simply forgo it. (b) I'd simply forget it.
(c) I'd simply forbid it. (d) I'd simply forecast it.
Q8 Mike: 'That's the 16th job interview I've failed. What should I do?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) Don't give over. (b) Don't give out. (c) Don't give up. (d) Don't give on.
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(a) There's no point. (b) There's no end. (c) There's no idea. (d) There's no angle.
Q2 Mike: 'I could give you a lift to the
station.' Jane: '.......'
(a) There's little notice of that. (b) There's little dream of that.
(c) There's little chance of (d) There's little thought of
that. that.
Q4 Mike: 'If the party wins the next by-election, things might get
better.' Jane: '.......'
Q5 Mike: 'What do you think are the chances of finding people still alive?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) There's little picture, really. (b) There's little imagination,
(c) There's little perception, really. (d) There's little hope,
really. really.
Q9 Mike: 'You just can't believe what they'll think up next, can you?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) There's no believing. (b) There's no crediting.
(c) There's no saying. (d) There's no announcing.
Q10 Mike: 'I just think they've wasted their time, don't you?' (a) There's no admitting
Jane: '.......' it. (c) There's no
decrying it.
(b) There's no assigning it.
(d) There's no denying it.
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Q2 Mike: 'I bet you don't know what happened at the party?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) I will not imagine. (b) I do not imagine. (c) I must not imagine. (d) I can't imagine.
Q3 Mike: 'Do you know how much the bill has come to?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) I dare think. (b) I daren't think.
(c) I dare to think. (d) I will not dare to think.
Q4 Mike: 'Guess how much income tax I pay.'
Jane: '.......'
(a) I haven't a thought. (b) I haven't a belief.
(c) I haven't a point. (d) I haven't a clue.
Q5 Mike: 'Then you add the square root and multiply by 67, do you follow?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) Sorry, it's over me. (b) Sorry, it's past me.
(c) Sorry, it's beyond me. (d) Sorry, it's after me.
Q8 Mike: 'It's amazing when you learn what technology can do, isn't it?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) The mind trembles. (b) The mind wobbles. (c) The mind stumbles. (d) The mind boggles.
Q10 Mike: 'Then you take away the first number — are you with me?'
Jane: '.......'
(a) No, you've thrown me. (b) No, you've hit me.
(c) No, you've turned me. (d) No, you've lost me.
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Q5 Jill: 'It's going to cost a lot of money to put right, I'm afraid.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) It's not the end of the day. (b) It's not the end of the world.
(c) It's not the end of life. (d) It's not the end of everything.
Q6 Jill: 'I do hope they make it tonight — it's very late you know.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) They're tied to come. (b) They're destined to come.
(c) They're forced to come. (d) They're bound to come.
Q9 Jill: 'I've lost everything my job, my house, my money — what should I do?'
Frank: '.......'
(a) Count your blessings. (b) Count your benefits.
(c) Count your assets. (d) Count your possessions.
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Q6 John: 'I must say you really helped us out when we lost those passports.'
Sue: '.......
(a) It was the least I could do. (b) I couldn't do more.
(c) I couldn't do less. (d) I couldn't do least.
Q10 John: 'And as a special thank you for all you've done, we're treating you to a meal out.'
Sue: '.......'
(a) You're very stupid. (b) You're really naughty.
(c) You're really horrible. (d) You're really wicked.
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Q1 Jill: 'I got that job even though you didn't think I stood a chance.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) You always did! (b) You never did! (c) You sometimes did! (d) You often did!
Q2 Jill: 'I had some good news today — I've won the lottery.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) Well I never! (b) Well I rarely!
(c) Well I frequently! (d) Well I occasionally!
Q3 Jill: 'We've collected thousands of pounds this week for charity.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) Goodness you! (b) Goodness them! (c) Goodness us! (d) Goodness me!
Q5 Jill: 'After all that effort we didn't manage to sell a single one.'
Frank: '.......'
(a) What a loss! (b) What a shame! (c) What a job! (d) What a crime!
Q6 Frank: 'You know I put money in that company — well it's gone bankrupt.'
Jill: '.......'
(a) Stiff luck! (b) Solid luck! (c) Hard luck! (d) Thick luck!
Q8 Jill: 'Look at all the work I've done, aren't you impressed?'
Frank: '.......'
(a) I am amazing! (b) I am amazed! (c) I amaze! (d) I am being amazed!
Q9 Frank: 'I hear that the Government is going to abolish income tax.'
Jill: '.......'
(a) That is the day! (b) That could be the day!
(c) That may be the day! (d) That'll be the day!
Q10 Frank: 'They say that all this rubbish is going to be taken away tomorrow.'
Jill: '.......'
(a) I believe when I see it. (b) I'll believe it when seen.
(c) I'll believe it when I see it. (d) I see it when I believe.
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(a) Oh I have, have I? (b) I am, you think? (c) Oh I am, am I? (d) Oh it is, is it?
Q3 Sarah: 'I've torn up your homework essay!'
Paul: '.......'
(a) Oh you can, can you? (b) Oh you could, could you?
(c) Oh, you can't, can you? (d) Oh you could, could you?
(a) She did, did she? (b) She does, does she?
(c) She hates, does she? (d) She doesn't hate, does she?
(a) Oh you would, would you? (b) Oh you did, did you?
(c) Oh you prefer, don't you? (d) Oh, you wouldn't will you?
(a) Oh, you have, have you? (b) Oh you did, did you?
(c) Oh you do, do you? (d) Oh you do, don't you?
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Q9 You are just the sort of person who would say that .......
(a) would you? (b) wouldn't you? (c) don't you? (d) aren't you?
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