English, 02.10.2020 15:01 emmat1220

1. These letters by the manager, so we can't send them.

a. haven't signed
b. are not signing
c. not being signed
d. haven't been signed

2. "Are a lot of people going to the concert?"
"Well, only 10 tickets have been sold "

a. yet
b. so far
c. already
d. still

3. "Don't you usually drive to work?"
"Yes, but my car so I have to take the bus."

a. is being fixed
b. fixes
c. has been fixed
d. is fixed

4. Erin judo classes for five years now.

a. taken
b. is taking
c. takes
d. has been taking

5. Emily usually goes on vacation twice

a. year
b. in year
c. a year
d. the year

6 . "Where's Harry?"
"He to a football game."

a. has been
b. is gone
c. been
d. has gone

7. OK for the bathroom walls?

a. Does this color look
b. This color looks
c. is looking this color
d. is this color looking

8. "I'm really hungry."
" anything to eat today?"

a. Don't you have
b. Haven't had you
c. You aren't having
d. Haven't you had

9. Leo speaks Spanish very well and mistakes.

a. makes hardly ever
b. hardly ever makes
c. doesn't make hardly ever
d. hardly makes ever

10. Our hotel reservations well in advance.

a. always make
b. have always made
c. are always made
d. always are making

11. "I'd rather go jogging in the morning, when it's cool."
"Well, but I can't because I have to drive the children to school."

a. I see you are meaning
b. I see what you are meaning
c. I see what you mean
d. I am seeing that you mean

12. Thomas correctly when the teacher asks him a question.

a. usually has answered
b. is usually answering
c. answers usually
d. usually answers

13. Adam is so clumsy; he something.

a. always breaking
b. is always broken
c. is always breaking
d. breaks always

14. The film at 5.00 pm, so we should hurry.

a. starts
b. has started
c. starting
d. is started

15. "Why is Kate crying?"
"She up onions for the soup."

a. cuts
b. is cutting
c. has cut
d. has been cutting

16. How many people to the party next week?

a. are you inviting
b. you invite
c. do you invite
d. have you been inviting

17. In the last few weeks, several cars here.

a. are being stolen
b. have stolen
c. have been stolen
d. are stealing

18. I'm throwing the cheese away because it good.

a. isn't taste
b. doesn't taste
c. hasn't tasted
d. isn't tasting

19. It's only the second time William to Europe.

a. has flown
b. flies
c. is flying
d. has been flying

20. We in a hotel until we move into our new apartment

a. have stayed
b. are staying
c. stay
d. staying

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Answer from: jordynnmarelich9519

Explanation:

1. d.

2. b.

3. a.

4. d.

5. c.

6. d.

7. a.

8. a.

9. b.

10. c.

11. c.

12. d.

13. c.

14. a.

15. d.

16. a.

17. c.

18. b.

19. a.

20. b.

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Answer from: katlyn10289

1. These letters *d. haven’t been signed* by the manager, so we can’t send them.

2. “Are a lot of people going to the concert?” “Well, only 10 tickets have been sold *b. so far*”

3. “Don’t you usually drive to work?” “Yes, but my car *a. is being fixed* so I have to take the bus.”

4. Erin *d. has been taking* judo classes for about five years now.

5. Emily usually goes on vacation twice *c. a year.*

6. “Where’s Harry?” “He *d. has gone* to a football game.”

7. *a. Does this color look* OK for the bathroom walls?

8. “I’m really hungry.” “*d.Haven’t you had* anything to eat today?”

9. Leo speaks Spanish very well and *b. hardly ever makes* mistakes.

10. Our hotel reservations *c. are always made* well in advance.

11. “I’d rather go jogging in the morning, when it’s cool.” “Well, *c. I see what you mean* but I can’t because I have to drive the children to school.

12. Thomas *d. usually answers* correctly when the teacher asks him a question.

13. Adam is so clumsy; he *c. is always breaking* something

14. The film *a. starts* at 5:00 pm, so we should hurry.

15. “Why is Kate crying?” “She *d. has been cutting* up onions for the soup.”

16. How many people *a. are you inviting* to the party next week?

17. In the last few weeks, several cars *c. have been stolen* here.

18. I’m throwing the cheese away because it *b. doesn’t taste* good.

19. It’s only the second time William *a. has flown* to Europe.

20. We *b. are staying* in a hotel until we move into our new apartment.

Answer from: Quest

sight, hearing

explanation:

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Answer from: Quest

often a noun phrase is just a noun or a pronoun:

people like to have money.

i am tired.

it is getting late.

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