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    English Test

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    The document contains sentences with missing words and incorrect grammar intended to illustrate the use of auxiliary verbs and other grammatical structures in English. It provides examples of sentences using auxiliary verbs like 'do', 'be', and 'have' in their affirmative, negative, interrogative and contracted forms.

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    The document contains sentences with missing words and incorrect grammar intended to illustrate the use of auxiliary verbs and other grammatical structures in English. It provides examples of sentences using auxiliary verbs like 'do', 'be', and 'have' in their affirmative, negative, interrogative and contracted forms.

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    The document contains sentences with missing words and incorrect grammar intended to illustrate the use of auxiliary verbs and other grammatical structures in English. It provides examples of sentences using auxiliary verbs like 'do', 'be', and 'have' in their affirmative, negative, interrogative and contracted forms.

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    405 views3 pages

    English Test

    Uploaded by

    Willianne Kelly
    The document contains sentences with missing words and incorrect grammar intended to illustrate the use of auxiliary verbs and other grammatical structures in English. It provides examples of sentences using auxiliary verbs like 'do', 'be', and 'have' in their affirmative, negative, interrogative and contracted forms.

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    1. Mary speak English, but DOES BILL?

    2. Her father will came back at 8 O’clock THIS EVENING.

    3. Nancy Works in a shopping and SO DOES ALLAN TOO.

    4. What’s your Cousin? SHE’S A DOCTOR

    5. What DOES JHON USUALLY DO on Saturday?

    6. They told HIM TO COME BACK next week.

    7. My youngest daughter HAS NEVER BEEN late for school.

    8. Have you ever been to Irland? NOT YET

    9. “Shall I get anything for you at the shop?” “Yes BRING SOME Apples.”

    10. WHAT A clever ideia!

    11. NOT EVERY YOUNG MAN TRIES to get rich.

    12. Do you draw or sing? I DRAW AND I SING.

    13. How’s Jhon’s Sister? SHE’S FINE.

    14. Why have you COME to me?

    15. Last Sunday THERE WERE thousands of people at the beach.

    16. What is the correct anwser?

    17. “In the future scientist WILL EARN a lot of Money”, his parentes said.

    18. I passed my exams bus it was a long time my friends about.

    19. What is the correct anwser? WAS THE CAR EXPENSIVE?

    20. Whose is this house? It’s OURS.

    21. Are the bicycles in the garage? “No, there IS NOTHING in the garage.”

    22. Pat’s a girl WITH long Arms

    23. What time DOES PETER HAVE dinner?

    24. “The best THING TO DO now is to write to her”, my friend said.

    25. Mrs. Penfield telephoned early last Saturday while I STILL WAS IN bed.

    26. Jim was SO EXCITED THAT he forgot his book.


    27. Is her HAIR SHORTER than mine?

    28. Phone me When you get HOME.

    29. The baby is crying! Will you LOOK AFTER HIM While I prepare his milk?

    30. To travel from England to Scotland you DON’T NEED a passport.

    31. I WAS AT home at Half past six.

    32. That’s is the hotel WHERE WE STAYED last year.

    33. I USED TO meet her Every day.

    34. Tell PAM TO COME back tomorrow.

    35. Don’t you remenber that we ARE GOING to the cinema Tonight?

    36. What is the correct anwser?

    37. We went out to dinner before GOING to the cinema

    38. By the time we arrive, the film WILL HAVE STARTED.

    39. Would you like some more coffe? There’s still A LITTLE left.

    40. He didn’t mind WORKING ate because he enjoyed it.

    41. He asked me HOW LONG I WAS GOING TO stay

    42. She broke a WINE GLASS while she was washing up.

    43. I’m going to the hairdresser’s TO HAVE MY HAIR CUT

    44. He couldn’t help NOTICING that his wife was worried.

    45. Your parents are LIKELY to ring the police if They don’t know Where..

    46. She DROPPED the cups and some of them broke.

    47. He got a job in a furniture FACTORY.

    48. It would be RUNNING a risk to let the child go to school himself.

    49. PTO stands F.OR “please turn over” the page, of course.

    50. I’ll call FOR you at 8:30 and give you a lift to work.

    51. She was very generous, IN SPITE OF her efforts to save.

    52. THE WAS NO SIGN, EXCITEMENT nor VIOLENCE.


    53. He is normally _______ in any emergency.

    54. If you such ______a long time to get dresses we’d have arrived by now

    55. “You realise that you were driving at 100mph, don’t you” I COULDN’T HAVE BEEN.

    56. He REMINDS ME OF someone I knew in the army

    57. She’s bougth some lovely MATERIAL to make herself a dress.

    58. The meeting BREAK UP at Midnight and we all went home.

    59. He’s not as honest as he ______

    60. She waited for the sound that had woken her _____

    61. He aimed his gun AT the target

    62. She would have spoken if he had not _____ his hand for silence

    63. He looked upa t the house as if he WAS WONDERING how to get in.

    64. Drive carefully because there are a lot of BENDS in the road.

    65. I didn’t realise you wanted to keep the letter I’ve TORN.

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