Like a red rag2024-02-14At the theatre2024-02-14 Published by Kovács Áron on 2024-02-14 Categories Egyéb Tags Report a question What's wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 12345678910 Cross questions Intermediate English practice 10 multiple-choice questions If you log in, you will get the results via email. Category: intermediate 1. Jane: Did you know you broke the glass when you .......... the door last night? crashed slashed smashed slammed Category: intermediate 2. Frank: It couldn't possibly have been me I always shut doors .......... quietly still scarcely hardly Category: intermediate 3. Jane: I'm sorry you're not telling the truth, you were the last person to .......... come home come to home come to house come at home Category: intermediate 4. Mike: That doesn't prove anything. Actually I heard the sound of glass .......... in the night. breaking crackling creaking broken Category: intermediate 5. Jane: You're just making that up --- I know you're not .......... . talking the truth saying the truth speaking the truth telling the truth Category: intermediate 6. Mike: Honestly, I did hear that kind of noise, I .......... advise I did adjure I did swear I did assure I did Category: intermediate 7. Jane: Sorry you can protest if you like but it doesn't .......... . freeze any ice with me break any ice with me make any ice with me cut any ice with me Category: intermediate 8. Mike: Just a minute what's that note ..........? gummed on the door stuck on the door adhered on the door glued on the door Category: intermediate 9. Jane: It's some kind of note from Joe next door --- no I can't make it in can't make it on can't make it off can't make it out Category: intermediate 10. Mike: Give it to me. Very interesting! He says he broke the glass by accident and . he's purely apologetic he's sorry apologetic he's soundly apologetic he's deeply apologetic Your score is The average score is 65% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Restart quiz Share0 Kovács Áron Comments are closed.
