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1. I wish I my key at work.
a) hadn't left b) don't leave c) didn't leave
2. are animals that are not dangerous at all.
a) Deer b) Deers
c) Dear
3. When the temperature falls below 0 degrees Centigrade, water
a) freeze
b) freezes
c) is freezing
4. 111 you, I would never do that.
a) am
b) were
c) will be
5. He never tells the truth, he?
a) tells
b) doesn't
c) does
6. Helen for her exams these days.
a) is reading
b) reads
c) is learning
7. Dad fell asleep the movie.
a) while he watching
b) while watching c) during watching
8. Mary in love with Jack at first sight.
a) has felt b) fall
c) fell
9. The little girl was really scared as if she an alien.
a) was seeing
b) had been seeing c) had seen
10. You will never make great progress you really work hard at your English,
a) if
b) unless
c) as soon as
11. If you
warmer clothes, you wouldn't have caught a cold.
a) putted on b) would put on c) had put on
12. ___stop sneezing!
a) can't b) mustn't
c) shouldn't
13. They couldn't come to our party, was really sad
a) which b) that
c) what
14. The girl on the sofa listening to music.
a) lay
b) lie
c) laid
15. I've bought four magazines. Take
a) any b) none
c) either
16. There's something I still can't understand!
a) what b) that
c) who
17. His Volvo is rather old and often
a) breaks b) breaks down c) breaks up
18. They all looked forward a holiday
a) to having b) having
c) to have
19. She finds hard to translate texts from German into English
a) that is
b) that
c) it
20. When I came home he ___ at the computer for some time already!
a) had been working
b) was working c) worked​

1. I Wish I my key at work.
- The correct answer is a) hadn't left.
This is a sentence expressing a regret about leaving the key at work. The correct form of the verb to use after "I wish" is the past perfect tense (hadn't left).

2. are animals that are not dangerous at all.
- The correct answer is a) Deer.
"Deer" is the correct plural form of "deer." It is important to know the correct plural form of words, especially when referring to animals.

3. When the temperature falls below 0 degrees Centigrade, water
- The correct answer is b) freezes.
When the temperature falls below 0 degrees Centigrade, water freezes. This is a simple factual statement about what happens to water when the temperature decreases.

4. 111 you, I would never do that.
- The correct answer is b) were.
This is a hypothetical statement expressing a contrary-to-fact condition. The correct form to use in this case is the past subjunctive "were."

5. He never tells the truth, he?
- The correct answer is c) does.
This is a question tag at the end of a statement. The correct form to use is the auxiliary verb that matches the tense of the main verb. In this case, the main verb is "tells," so the correct question tag is "does."

6. Helen for her exams these days.
- The correct answer is a) is reading.
This sentence is in the present continuous tense, indicating an action happening at the moment of speaking. The correct form to use is "is reading."

7. Dad fell asleep the movie.
- The correct answer is b) while watching.
This sentence indicates a simultaneous action. The correct form to use is "while watching."

8. Mary in love with Jack at first sight.
- The correct answer is c) fell.
This sentence describes a past event. The correct form to use is "fell" to express the past tense.

9. The little girl was really scared as if she an alien.
- The correct answer is b) had been seeing.
This sentence describes a past unreal condition. The correct form to use is the past perfect continuous tense "had been seeing" to indicate an ongoing action in the past.

10. You will never make great progress you really work hard at your English,
- The correct answer is b) unless.
This sentence expresses a condition. The correct form to use is "unless" to indicate the condition that needs to be met for great progress to happen.

11. If you warmer clothes, you wouldn't have caught a cold.
- The correct answer is c) had put on.
This sentence expresses a past unreal condition. The correct form to use is the past perfect tense "had put on" to indicate a hypothetical action in the past that could have prevented catching a cold.

12. ___stop sneezing!
- The correct answer is c) shouldn't.
This sentence is giving advice. The correct form to use is "shouldn't" to indicate that sneezing is not recommended in this situation.

13. They couldn't come to our party, was really sad
- The correct answer is b) that.
This sentence describes a reason for feeling sad. The correct form to use is "that" to introduce the reason.

14. The girl on the sofa listening to music.
- The correct answer is a) lay.
This sentence describes a past action. The correct form to use is "lay" as the past tense of the verb "to lie" to indicate the position of the girl on the sofa.

15. I've bought four magazines. Take
- The correct answer is a) any.
This sentence is referring to the number of magazines bought. The correct form to use is "any" to indicate an indefinite quantity.

16. There's something I still can't understand!
- The correct answer is a) what.
This sentence is expressing a lack of understanding. The correct form to use is "what" to introduce the subject of the understanding difficulty.

17. His Volvo is rather old and often
- The correct answer is b) breaks down.
This sentence describes the frequent occurrence of a certain event. The correct form to use is "breaks down" to indicate the action of the Volvo malfunctioning.

18. They all looked forward a holiday
- The correct answer is a) to having.
This sentence describes the anticipation of an event. The correct form to use is "to having" to indicate the event they are looking forward to.

19. She finds hard to translate texts from German into English
- The correct answer is c) it.
This sentence describes the difficulty in translating texts. The correct form to use is "it" to refer to the act of translating.

20. When I came home he ___ at the computer for some time already!
- The correct answer is a) had been working.
This sentence describes a continuous action in the past that started before another past event. The correct form to use is "had been working" to indicate the ongoing action of working at the computer.