“Mr Smith isn’t coming tonight.” “ But he _____.”
A.promises | B.promised |
C.will promise | D.had promised |
I had expected to come over to see you last night, but someone ______ and I couldn’t get away.
A.called | B.had called |
C.would call | D.would have called |
We had wanted to come to see him, but we ____ no time.
A.had | B.had had |
C.would have | D.would have had |
We had hoped that you would be able to visit us, but you _____.
A.didn’t | B.hadn’t |
C.needn’t | D.would not have |
We had hoped to catch the 10:20 train, but _____ it was gone.
A.found | B.had found |
C.would find | D.would have found |
— Oh, I ______ where he lives.
— Don’t you carry your address book?
No, I ______ to bring it.
A.forget, forget | B.forgot, forgot |
C.forget, forgot | D.forgot, forget |
Is this all that you need? If you married me, I’d give you everything you _____.
A.want | B.wanted | C.had wanted | D.are wanting |
If I hadn’t been lucky enough to meet you. I really _____ what I would have done.
A.don’t know | B.hadn’t known |
C.wasn’t knowing | D.wouldn’t know |
I forget where I read the article, or I _____ it to you now.
A.will show | B.would show |
C.am going to show | D.am showing |
“Do you know that Jack ______ a postman for about six years?” “Yes, I see.”
A.has become | B.has turned |
C.has changed | D.has been |