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8. Choose the best alternative to complete the sentences. 1) Boris and Mark wouldn’t/didn’t use to get on, but now they’re the best of friends. 2) Sam really gets on my nerves. He is always moaning/will moan always about his life. 3) We spent/would spend a few weeks travelling around Asia last year. 4) My father would always read/ was always reading me a bedtime story when I was little. 5) If there are free tickets on offer, Susan will be/is the first in the queue. 6) I don’t live/will not live alone. I will share/share a room with my cousin. 7) My family would/will always stay in a caravan for the summer holidays. 8) My cousins would always visit /was always visiting us at Christmas. 9) When I went to primary school I would often stray/often strayed into the corner sweet shop on my way home. 10)I’m not very fit now, but I used to/will play professional football when I was in my twenties. 11) She will keep/keeps interrupting me when I’m trying to say something. It’s so irritating. 12) Why are you constantly criticizing/do you constantly criticize everything he does? 13) My brother loves school and he will always ask/is always asking for more homework on Fridays.
9. Cross out the verb forms which are not possible in these sentences. In some cases both are possible.
When my sister was a teenager there’d be/used to be a lock on our house phone to stop her making calls on it. Now she has her own phone and her bills must be enormous: she‘s talking/ “ll talk on it for hours. She’d work/used to work as a hotel receptionist, and she’d tell/used to tell us funny stories about the hotel guests. Then one afternoon she used to come/came home early because she had lost her job. Apparently, she was always chatting/she’d chat on the phone instead of doing her work.
8. Choose the best alternative to complete the sentences. 1) Boris and Mark wouldn’t/didn’t use to get on, but now they’re the best of friends. 2) Sam really gets on my nerves. He is always moaning/will moan always about his life. 3) We spent/would spend a few weeks travelling around Asia last year. 4) My father would always read/ was always reading me a bedtime story when I was little. 5) If there are free tickets on offer, Susan will be/is the first in the queue. 6) I don’t live/will not live alone. I will share/share a room with my cousin. 7) My family would/will always stay in a caravan for the summer holidays. 8) My cousins would always visit /was always visiting us at Christmas. 9) When I went to primary school I would often stray/often strayed into the corner sweet shop on my way home. 10)I’m not very fit now, but I used to/will play professional football when I was in my twenties. 11) She will keep/keeps interrupting me when I’m trying to say something. It’s so irritating. 12) Why are you constantly criticizing/do you constantly criticize everything he does? 13) My brother loves school and he will always ask/is always asking for more homework on Fridays.
9. Cross out the verb forms which are not possible in these sentences. In some cases both are possible.
When my sister was a teenager there’d be/used to be a lock on our house phone to stop her making calls on it. Now she has her own phone and her bills must be enormous: she‘s talking/ “ll talk on it for hours. She’d work/used to work as a hotel receptionist, and she’d tell/used to tell us funny stories about the hotel guests. Then one afternoon she used to come/came home early because she had lost her job. Apparently, she was always chatting/she’d chat on the phone instead of doing her work.
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1 didn't use to get on
2 moaning
3 spent
4 would
5 will be
6 will not, will share
7 would
8 would always visit
9 often strayed
10 used to play
11 keeps
12 why are you constantly criticizing
13 will always ask
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When my sister was a teenager there’d be/used to be a lock on our house phone to stop her making calls on it. Now she has her own phone and her bills must be enormous: she‘s talking/ “ll talk on it for hours. She’d work/used to work as a hotel receptionist, and she’d tell/used to tell us funny stories about the hotel guests. Then one afternoon she used to come/came home early because she had lost her job. Apparently, she was always chatting/she’d chat on the phone instead of doing her work.
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