- Fill in the blank with an appropriate verb form. "I ______ the experiment by this afternoon".   will have finished

- Fill in the blank with the correct option: I've worked in Spain for many years, I've got used to the Spanish of life.   Way

- Fill in the blank. "... a photocopier in your office?".   Is there

- Fill in the blank. "... are you eating?".   What

- Fill in the blank. "... do you spell your name?".   How

- Fill in the blank. "... dress is just perfect for you!"   This

- Fill in the blank. "... film do you prefer?".   Which

- Fill in the blank. "... hat is this? Is it John's?".   Whose

- Fill in the blank. "... is exactly your house in New York?".   Where

- Fill in the blank. "... much does it cost?".   How

- Fill in the blank. "... much is it?". "It's 3 euros".   How

- Fill in the blank. "... you like to come to the cinema with me on Saturday?".   Would

- Fill in the blank. "... you see her, tell her to call me".   When

- Fill in the blank. "Any sale is ... three elements: product, service and price."   made up of

- Fill in the blank. "Bill drank a ... while he was at the market".   glass of water

- Fill in the blank. "Closure of the factory will result in ... for 500 workers".   unemployment

- Fill in the blank. "Do you think ... Italy will win the next World Cup"?   that

- Fill in the blank. "Does he ever go to the theatre?". "No, he ... does".   never

- Fill in the blank. "Everyone ... pay taxes".   has to

- Fill in the blank. "George is ... his brother Carl".   younger than

- Fill in the blank. "Have you ever ... a short story?".   written

- Fill in the blank. "Have you met Carol?". "..., she is really lovely".   Yes, I have

- Fill in the blank. "He ... to Paris 5 times last year".   went

- Fill in the blank. "He has shown a certain ... to other cultures".   sensitivity

- Fill in the blank. "He is ... his father".   taller than

- Fill in the blank. "He is coming ... the office later in the afternoon".   to

- Fill in the blank. "How ... to work in the morning?" "On foot. I live near the office".   do you go

- Fill in the blank. "I ... television".   don't like

- Fill in the blank. "I ... the job, if the advantages hadn't been so great".   wouldn't have taken

- Fill in the blank. "I ... tv when someone broke in".   was watching

- Fill in the blank. "I am very thirsty, I need ...".   some water

- Fill in the blank. "I appreciate ... for always being there for me!".   you

- Fill in the blank. "I arranged to meet my boss after work last night, but he didn't ...".   turn up

- Fill in the blank. "I can't find my keys! I ... for them all day!"   have been looking

- Fill in the blank. "I have a terrible ... . Have you got an aspirin?".   headache

- Fill in the blank. "I haven't had so much fun ... I was a child!".   since

- Fill in the blank. "I hope he will be able to complete the work ... Friday".   by

- Fill in the blank. "I like sugar ... my coffee".   in

- Fill in the blank. "I really like ... taste in clothing".   Nico's

- Fill in the blank. "I really liked the ... record by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds".   latest

- Fill in the blank. "I wish the director ... to a decision yesterday".   had come

- Fill in the blank. "I'd like to ... help you, but I don't have money right now".   be able to

- Fill in the blank. "If I ... a woman, I would let my hair grow long".   were

- Fill in the blank. "If it ... tomorrow, I'll stay at home".   rains

- Fill in the blank. "If you invite ..., we will certainly come".   us

- Fill in the blank. "I'm not very keen ... ice cream. I prefer cake".   on

- Fill in the blank. "I'm so much ... since I moved here".   happier

- Fill in the blank. "In one hour we will be landing ... New York".   in

- Fill in the blank. "It was kind of you to come. Thank you ...".   for coming

- Fill in the blank. "James came to this office after he ... in Business Studies last year".   graduated

- Fill in the blank. "James works ... the Ministry of Defence".   at

- Fill in the blank. "Jim, I want to thank you for ... this interview".   doing

- Fill in the blank. "John does not want to come with ... this time".   us

- Fill in the blank. "Last night we ... out and had dinner with Alice".   went

- Fill in the blank. "Many people are scared by ...".   large spiders

- Fill in the blank. "Maria ... when the plane touched down".   was sleeping

- Fill in the blank. "Mark usually gets up very early ... the morning".   in

- Fill in the blank. "More people live in Arezzo ...".   than in Grosseto

- Fill in the blank. "Mr. Smith __________at the Convention tomorrow night".   is to talk

- Fill in the blank. "Mrs. Jones ... want to see you".   doesn't

- Fill in the blank. "My daughter may go to Australia next summer". "Wow, it ... wonderful!"   sounds

- Fill in the blank. "My English book is ... I have ever had".   the most useful

- Fill in the blank. "My husband hasn't bought me any flowers ... ages".   for

- Fill in the blank. "My office is ... the 2 nd floor and the canteen is ... the ground floor".   on, on

- Fill in the blank. "My office is ... the 2nd floor and the canteen is ... the ground floor".   on, on

- Fill in the blank. "My room is ... the fifth floor".   on

- Fill in the blank. "Olivia is ... Claire".   taller than

- Fill in the blank. "Our next congress is taking place ... September".   in

- Fill in the blank. "Partnerships are great opportunities to show what can ... with open minds, shared interests, and a commitment to better and cheaper services".   be achieved

- Fill in the blank. "Paul and Susana are fantastic: I am sure ... will win the dance competition".   they

- Fill in the blank. "Paula is such an interesting person, I'd love to ...".   get to know her better

- Fill in the blank. "Peter and Tom are tired because ... work too much".   they

- Fill in the blank. "Pharmaceutical products ... be tested according to internationally-accepted criteria".   must

- Fill in the blank. "She ... me two days ago".   phoned

- Fill in the blank. "She certainly is a good friend to ...".   me

- Fill in the blank. "She doesn't know if he ... to ring her up or not".   is going

- Fill in the blank. "Silvia is Spanish but ... passport is Italian".   her

- Fill in the blank. "That ... be Lisa, at the door. She's on holiday in Greece right now!".   can't

- Fill in the blank. "That's the dog ...".   we've been looking after

- Fill in the blank. "The 8.30 bus, ... is usually on time, was delayed this morning".   which

- Fill in the blank. "The book I read was not ... as I expected".   as funny

- Fill in the blank. "The bridge was too ... for the lorry to cross".   narrow

- Fill in the blank. "The clerk ... how to spell my name".   didn't know

- Fill in the blank. "The Member States of the United Nations _______________ in Geneva next month".   are to meet

- Fill in the blank. "The police arrested the man who_______ Julien's car".   had stolen

- Fill in the blank. "The president said that we have made significant ... today".   progress

- Fill in the blank. "'The Shining' is definitely ... of all of Stanley Kubrick's films".   the best

- Fill in the blank. "The teacher doesn't ... us eat anything in the classroom. We eat and drink in the corridor".   let

- Fill in the blank. "There weren't ... biscuits left in the box".   any

- Fill in the blank. "They are in a difficult situation because they both have a job and they ... day care for their children".   don't have

- Fill in the blank. "This is ...".   James's car

- Fill in the blank. "This is one of ... shirts".   James's

- Fill in the blank. "This is the ... book by Ken Follett."   latest

- Fill in the blank. "This necklace ... that one".   is less fashionable than

- Fill in the blank. "This year our holidays were ... last year".   better than

- Fill in the blank. "Two years ago we ... leave our job".   had to

- Fill in the blank. "We ... the party a few minutes after midnight".   left

- Fill in the blank. "We had such a good ... tonight!".   time

- Fill in the blank. "We have ADSL Internet access ... work".   at

- Fill in the blank. "We looked ... you at the cafeteria, but we could not find you!".   for

- Fill in the blank. "We're ... hungry. Have you got anything to eat?".   really

- Fill in the blank. "Were you ... when you said you were thinking of leaving school?".   serious

- Fill in the blank. "What would ... like to do this evening?".   you

- Fill in the blank. "When he finally arrived, he apologised ... late".   for being

- Fill in the blank. "When you have a job interview, you ... get ready in advance".   should

- Fill in the blank. "Where ... after the party?".   did you go

- Fill in the blank. "Where's Janet?". "She ... in the garden".   is playing

- Fill in the blank. "Who ... this morning? I heard that somebody was looking for me".   rang

- Fill in the blank. "Working with a computer isn't ... dealing with the public".   as tiring as

- Fill in the blank. "Would you like ... coffee?".   some

- Fill in the blank. "Would you like to join us ___ dinner? We are going ___ a very good restaurant".   for/to

- Fill in the blank. "Would you like to join us for a football ...?".   game

- Fill in the blank. "Your English is ... than Michelle's".   worse

- Fill in the blank. "You've never been to Paris, ...?"   have you

- Fill in the blank: "Cynthia is much ... now than last year. It must be her special diet!".   healthier

- Fill in the blank: "He ... in his office when the fire alarm went off".   was working

- Fill in the blank: "I'm so glad to be on holiday. I ... get up early to go to work".   don't have to

- Fill in the blank: "Mike ... home quite early yesterday".   went

- Fill in the blank: "My team ... the competition. They scored more goals than the other teams".   won

- Fill in the blank: "Please tell everyone I'll be waiting for ... here".   them

- Fill in the blank: "That suitcase looks really heavy! I ... it for you".   'll carry

- Fill in the blank: "You won't be late, ...?".   will you

- Fill in the blanks. "I lent ... my CDs and ... never returned them".   him; he

- Fill in the blanks. "You are ... me at basketball, but Nick is the best player ... all".   better than; of

- Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option. "What would you do if you __________ rich?".   Were

- Fill in the gap: "_____ are you doing tomorrow?".   What

- Fill in the gap: "_____ are you eating tonight?".   What

- Fill in the gap: "_____ are you going tonight?".   Where

- Fill in the gap: "_____ she visit her granny every day?".   Does

- Fill in the gap: "_____ she visit her granny every day?".   Does

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you go shopping yesterday?".   Did

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you meet your brother last month?".   Did

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you meet your friends yesterday?".   Did

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you play football yesterday?".   Did

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you usually drink a cup of milk?".   Do

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you usually drink black coffee?".   Do

- Fill in the gap: "_____ you usually eat french fries?".   Do

- Fill in the gap: "I come _____ Genoa".   From

- Fill in the gap: "I_____a tasty cake".   Am making

- Fill in the gap: "I've just arrived in Florence _____ Berlin".   From

- Fill in the gap: "I've just arrived in Milan _____ New York".   From

- Fill in the gap: "I've just arrived in Rome _____ Naples".   From

- Fill in the gap: "There are _____ eggs in the fridge".   Some

- Fill in the gap: "There are _____ tomatoes in the fridge".   Some

- Fill in the gap: "We haven't got _____ juice left".   Any

- Fill in the gap: "We haven't got _____ milk left".   Any

- Fill in the gap: "We haven't got _____ sugar left".   Any

- Fill in the gap: "We_____TV".   Are watching

- Fill in the gaps with the most appropriate options. "If I ______________ born in a different country, I ______________ to speak a different language".   Had been / would have learnt

- Fill in the gaps. "Why don't you come ___ us? We're going __ a very interesting art exhibition."   with/to

- Fill in with the appropriate choice. "I don't know ... you are always late".   why

- Fill-in choosing the correct alternative to complete the sentence: Like any tourist, I was bowled... by Genoa and its extraordinary artistic heritage.   over

- Find the INCORRECT couple of singular/plural.   Dish / Dish

- Find the odd one out.   july

- Find the right translation of the following sentence: despite the fact that James is very rich and successsful, he isn't happy.   Nonostante il fatto che James sia molto ricco e di successo, non è felice

- Find the sentence that contains a mistake:   Yesterday you worked hard, haven't you?