- 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. "... are these gloves? Are they Diana's?"   Whose

- Fill in the blank. "... for the exam on Business Administration for the last 3 weeks".   I've been studying

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

- Fill in the blank. "... he said was that he was going out".   All

- Fill in the blank. "... I like John personally, I don't think he has got the right skills for this job".   Although

- Fill in the blank. "... on time?"   Did the plane arrive

- Fill in the blank. "... paper won the third prize?"   Whose

- Fill in the blank. "... Saturdays we used to go to the bowling".   On

- Fill in the blank. "... suitcase is the green one?"   Whose

- Fill in the blank. "... sweater is this? Is it Mike's?".   Whose

- Fill in the blank. "... the play last night?"   Did you like

- Fill in the blank. "... to feed the cat yesterday?"   Did you remember

- Fill in the blank. "... to the grocery store yesterday?".   Did you go

- Fill in the blank. "... to the shopping centre yesterday?".   Did you go

- Fill in the blank. "... we were made redundant, we haven't found another job".   Since

- Fill in the blank. "... your pills regularly this week? The doctor told you to go on even if you're feeling better".   Have you been taking

- Fill in the blank. "According to legend, Daniel Webster made ... with Satan, but managed to talk his way out of it at the last moment".   an agreement

- Fill in the blank. "Alice doesn't like to speak in public and she is very nervous when she meets new people. She is terribly ...".   shy

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

- 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. "Can you ... your surname again, please?".   spell

- 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. "Candidates will be ... on the basis of their qualifications and previous experience".   evaluated

- Fill in the blank. "Chinese is ... language in the world".   the most spoken

- Fill in the blank. "Clara has a 17-year-old son ... name is Daniel".   whose

- Fill in the blank. "Eleanor left ... phone at Cynthia's yesterday".   her

- Fill in the blank. "Generic drugs are ... brand ones".   just as good as

- Fill in the blank. "Give me something to eat; I am really ..."   hungry

- Fill in the blank. "Have we got ... soap in the cupboard?".   any

- Fill in the blank. "Have you ... been to Spain?".   ever

- Fill in the blank. "He always buys ... bottles of water".   too many

- Fill in the blank. "He is ... difficult to understand".   so

- Fill in the blank. "Helen loves to meet new people and is very sociable. She's really ...".   outgoing

- Fill in the blank. "He's ... than his brother".   taller

- Fill in the blank. "How ... do you go skiing?".   often

- Fill in the blank. "How long ...?".   have you been waiting

- Fill in the blank. "I ... to the cinema since December".   haven't been

- Fill in the blank. "I am ... I shall pass the exam".   sure

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

- Fill in the blank. "I am very worried ... him".   about

- Fill in the blank. "I don't want to ... your feelings, but this painting is not very good, is it?".   hurt

- Fill in the blank. "I found this scarf in the classroom. Do you know ... it is?".   whose

- Fill in the blank. "I found this umbrella in the car. Do you know ... it is?". "It's John's".   whose

- Fill in the blank. "I hate watches: I have got ...".   none

- Fill in the blank. "I have an office job where I work ... 9 am ... 5 pm".   from, to

- Fill in the blank. "I haven't been to the gym ... last Tuesday."   since

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

- Fill in the blank. "I missed the bus stop and didn't get ...".   off

- Fill in the blank. "I really ... any interesting films lately".   haven't seen

- Fill in the blank. "I saw a very bad movie ... title I can't remember".   whose

- Fill in the blank. "I told him to come ... possible".   as soon as

- Fill in the blank. "I understand your point of view. ..., I don't agree with it".   However

- Fill in the blank. "I urgently need information on the exam but I can't find ...".   it

- Fill in the blank. "I went to the ... to buy a birthday present for my boyfriend, but I couldn't find the book I wanted to give him".   bookshop

- Fill in the blank. "I wish I could have one of those relaxing holidays where you can get ... it all".   away from

- Fill in the blank. "I would invite Tom to my dinner party if he ... drink so much".   didn't

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

- Fill in the blank. "If Michael arrives on time, we can ... the early boat".   catch

- Fill in the blank. "If the Board of Directors ... their approval, there will be a merger with Smith Ltd.".   gives

- Fill in the blank. "If the plane ... late tonight, I will get a taxi to the hotel".   arrives

- Fill in the blank. "If the weather ... good I might go for a game of golf later".   is

- Fill in the blank. "If you ... , you'll be late for work".   don't hurry

- Fill in the blank. "If you ... dinner, I'll wash the dishes".   cook

- Fill in the blank. "If you ... help with your maths homework, just give me a call".   need

- Fill in the blank. "If you ... to him, I am sure he will reply".   are kinder

- Fill in the blank. "If you don't know a word, you can look ... in the dictionary".   it up

- Fill in the blank. "If you wish to apply for this scholarship, just ... the form".   fill in

- Fill in the blank. "I'll complete the project ... something more urgent comes up."   unless

- Fill in the blank. "I'm exhausted because I ... the office walls all morning."   have been painting

- Fill in the blank. "I'm so tired because I ... up since 4 this morning".   have been

- Fill in the blank. "I'm sorry sir, you can't enter the theatre, you ... wear a tie".   must

- Fill in the blank. "I'm sorry, but this seat is already ..."   taken

- Fill in the blank. "Is there ... here who is willing to listen to me?"   anybody

- Fill in the blank. "It's forbidden to smoke in this taxi: can you please ... the cigarette?".   put out

- Fill in the blank. "I've done 6 of the 10 letters that you wanted me to do ...".   so far

- Fill in the blank. "I've got ... cokes in the fridge".   some

- Fill in the blank. "Jenny will call you if she ... help".   needs

- Fill in the blank. "John lent me ... car".   his

- Fill in the blank. "Karen works with that woman ... name I can never remember".   whose

- Fill in the blank. "Lucy and I had lunch at ... yesterday".   my sister's

- Fill in the blank. "Max came home from Canada ... week".   last

- Fill in the blank. "My house is ... than yours".   larger

- Fill in the blank. "My mother speaks French ... than my teacher".   more fluently

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

- Fill in the blank. "My sister, ... is not very smart, ended up trusting the wrong people".   who

- Fill in the blank. "Oh my lord! That ... him! No one else could have done that!".   must have been

- Fill in the blank. "On our holiday the hotel organised lots of ... to tourist sites".   excursions

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

- 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. "Shall I get anything for you at the grocery store?". "Yes please, ... potatoes".   get some

- Fill in the blank. "She decided to ... her job to travel around Asia."   quit

- Fill in the blank. "Susie is by far ... of all the girls in my village".   the most beautiful

- Fill in the blank. "The alarm ... for an hour".   has been ringing

- Fill in the blank. "The general meeting is ... Friday evening".   on

- Fill in the blank. "The instructions for the new printer are ... ."   unclear

- Fill in the blank. "The money he inherited from his grandmother ... to renovate the bathroom".   has been used

- Fill in the blank. "The new course is made ... 3 main parts: training, testing and improving".   up of

- Fill in the blank. "The new supermarket is ... more expensive than the old one."   slightly

- Fill in the blank. "The pharmacys's is ... near the square, in fact, it's in the shopping centre now".   no longer

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

- Fill in the blank. "The Post Office closes in twenty minutes, so we haven't got ... time".   much

- Fill in the blank. "The show starts ... the evening".   in

- Fill in the blank. "The students were fed ... with delays on trips to and from Naples".   up

- Fill in the blank. "The teenagers were ... for making too much noise".   thrown out of the club

- Fill in the blank. "The waiter here knows exactly how I like my hamburger because I'm a ... customer."   regular

- Fill in the blank. "There aren't ... emails in my inbox today. It's very quiet".   many

- Fill in the blank. "There is a bus ... the hotel".   outside

- Fill in the blank. "There were ... people at the meeting yesterday than last week".   more

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

- Fill in the blank. "There's a new documentary that is coming out ... spring".   in

- Fill in the blank. "There's a photocopier in the room ... the window".   near

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

- Fill in the blank. "These operations can be tracked ... cash payments cannot".   whereas

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

- Fill in the blank. "They ... us not to touch the animals".   told

- Fill in the blank. "They continued investing ...".   despite the news

- Fill in the blank. "This form ... be handed in until the end of the month".   needn't

- Fill in the blank. "This is the book that we ...".   have read

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

- Fill in the blank. "Unlike Italian citizens, British citizens ... carry an identity card with them".   don't have to

- Fill in the blank. "We ... from George yet".   haven't heard

- 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 ... to do a lot of market research before launching the product".   need

- Fill in the blank. "We ... visit her this afternoon, but we're not sure yet".   may

- Fill in the blank. "We backup the files ...".   once a week

- Fill in the blank. "We did not ... the doorbell because the music was too loud".   hear

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

- Fill in the blank. "We have ... sugar. Ask Mrs Brown to give us some".   run out of

- Fill in the blank. "We have limited availability, so the ... you send your order, the better it is".   sooner

- Fill in the blank. "We need to order ... paper for the printer. It's almost finished".   some

- Fill in the blank. "What ... last summer?". "I went camping in Corsica. It was wonderful".   did you do

- Fill in the blank. "What ... last weekend?". "I went to Florence. It was fabulous".   did you do

- Fill in the blank. "When Alex ... the tree, all the apples fell down".   shook

- Fill in the blank. "When she made coffee, she realised she had run ... of sugar".   out

- Fill in the blank. "When you write your cv, make sure to include any particular ..., like computing or technical drawing, that may be relevant to the position you are applying for".   skills

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

- Fill in the blank. "Where ... your husband?"   did you first meet

- Fill in the blank. "Would you like a ... of this apple pie? It's delicious!".   slice

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

- Fill in the blank. "You ... switch on a PC without knowing the password, but you need the password for accessing the system."   can

- Fill in the blank. "You ... walk to the station: there's a free shuttle from here".   needn't

- 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: "... that documentary on Winston Churchill last night?".   Did you record

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

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

- Fill in the blank: "If I ... more time, I would travel more."   had

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

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

- Fill in the blank: "There aren't ... chairs for everyone in the room."   enough

- 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. "You are ... me at volleyball, but Kevin is the best player ... all".   better than; of

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

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

- 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. "How ... coffee do you have in the house?".   much

- Find a synonym of "exciting".   Thrilling

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "I [enjoy] listening to music in the evening".   like

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "She is a very [reliable] friend who always supports me".   trustworthy

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "The museum has a great [reputation] for its modern art collection".   fame

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "The new employee showed a lot of [enthusiasm] during the training".   excitement

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "The office has a very [modern] design, with lots of natural light".   contemporary

- Find a synonym of the word in brackets. "We need to [begin] the project as soon as possible".   start

- Find the alternative which is closest in meaning to the word in brackets and which does not change the meaning of the sentence. "About a third of Americans suffer from [occasional] insomnia".   periodic

- Find the odd one out: Lip gloss - Circlet - Foundation - Nail polish - Eyeshadow.   Circlet

- Find the odd one out: Net - Offside - Field - Orchestra - Umpire.   Orchestra

- Find the odd one out: Pitcher - Teaspoon - Knife - Ladle - Dressing table.   Dressing table

- Find the odd one out: Roll - Napkin - Pie - Stew - Soup.   Napkin

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

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one. She told us: "We are training hard for the competition".   She told us they were training hard for the competition

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one. They explained: "The flight is delayed because of the weather".   They explained the flight was delayed because of the weather

- Find the sentence which is closest in meaning to the following one: "If I had more free time, I would start a language course".   I don't have much free time now, but I'd start a course if I did

- 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 "assail".   Attack

- Find the synonym of the word "pedestrian".   Walker

- Find the synonym of the word "spacious".   Big

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

- Find the synonym of the word in square brackets. "I have never felt as [proud] as I am now!".   satisfied

- Find the synonym of the word in square brackets. "The car that I [bought] is very fast".   purchased