- Fili in the blank. "... are these boots? Are they Christina's?"   Whose

- Fili in the blank. "I go to the gym every day ... 5pm ... 7pm':   from, to

- 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. "Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election against former Vice President Kamala Harris. Many pundits had expected this election to be one of the most closely contested in recent history, and indeed the two candidates were ... for most of the race."   neck and neck

- Fill in the blank with the correct option. "Sudan has cut diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), after repeatedly ... the Gulf nation of backing the rival Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the country's civil war."   accusing

- Fill in the blank with the correct option: "It's not the job of a politician to do only those things _____ will be popular.".   Which you think

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

- 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. "... much does it cost?".   How

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

- Fill in the blank. "Alex is probably ... of all the guys I have ever seen".   the most handsome

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

- Fill in the blank. "At 8 p.m. yesterday he...that letter".   was writing

- Fill in the blank. "Aunt Daisy helped ... with our homework".   us

- Fill in the blank. "Being hardly convinced by what he had written, Tom ...".   decided to have it checked by a friend

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

- Fill in the blank. "Can you fix ... computer over there? It's not working properly".   that

- Fill in the blank. "Can you tell ... the time? He lost his watch".   him

- 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 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 have completed 25 puzzles ...".   so far

- 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 he had known we were coming, I am sure he ... left the door unlocked".   would have

- Fill in the blank. "If I ... a cake, will you bring some drinks for us?".   make

- 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. "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. "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. "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. "Pharmaceutical products ... be tested according to internationally-accepted criteria".   must

- Fill in the blank. "Richard Gere came in ... hotel last year!".   our

- Fill in the blank. "Saturn is bigger ... the Earth".   than

- 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 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. "These are the landscapes ... I could look at over and over again".   that

- Fill in the blank. "They ... to school by bike".   go

- 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. "Thomas is .... me: he is six feet, three inches tall".   taller than

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

- Fill in the blank. "We ... hand in the paper by Friday. Its deadline is on Monday".   don't have 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 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. "You can only have this opportunity once, but ... the right choice, once is enough".   if you make

- Fill in the blank. "Your bag is much ... than mine".   smaller

- 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: "It took me 2 years to ... enough money to buy a new car".   save up

- 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: "She sees his reflection ... the mirror".   in

- 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 with the correct options. "A senior Hamas official has said the armed group is not interested in ... talks on a new Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal ... Israel continues what he called its "starvation war"."   further / while

- Fill in the blanks with the correct options. "Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump ... for 15 minutes at Pope Francis's funeral in St Peter's Basilica. The White House called the meeting very productive, and Zelensky said it was very symbolic and ... even become historic."   met / could

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

- Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option. "If I had enough money, I___________ this wonderful car".   Would buy

- Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option. "If the phone _____________ she wouldn't have got up from the sofa".   Hadn't rung

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

- Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option. "What would you do if you _________________ decide?".   Could

- Fill in the gap: "If he ____ me, I would have told him the truth.".   Had asked

- Fill in the gap: "If I ____ French, I could work in Paris.".   Spoke

- Fill in the gap: "If I ____ my wallet, I would have paid the bill.".   Had brought

- Fill in the gap: "If she ____ harder, she would have passed the exam.".   Had studied

- Fill in the gap: "If she ____ more careful, she wouldn't have made that mistake.".   Had been

- Fill in the gap: "If they ____ the keys, they could open the door.".   Found

- Fill in the gap: "If we ____ enough money, we would buy that house.".   Had

- Fill in the gap: "If we ____ more time, we would have finished the project.".   Had had

- 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 with the most appropriate options. "If we ______________ to the party, we ______________ them".   Hadn't gone / wouldn't have met

- 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 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?

- Find the sentence that contains a mistake:   I spoke to him at the phone yesterday

- Find the sentence that contains a mistake:   Have you got a sister? Yes, I do

- Find the sentence that contains a mistake:   Don't tell to him my secret!

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one: "My boss is very kind".   My boss is very polite

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one: "The man who works at the bakery is my cousin".   The man working at the bakery is my cousin

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one: "The students are waiting outside the classroom".   The students are not in the classroom yet

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one: "They drove through the tunnel before reaching the coast".   They went under the mountain to get to the coast

- Find the synonym of the word in brackets. "The [cook] prepared a delicious pasta dish".   chef