Choose the best alternative to fill the gap in each of the following sentences.
The A/caretaker… in our building often falls asleep at front desk.
A/caretaker B/stockbroker C/undertaker D/bookmaker
There was a C/bouncer… on the door who wouldn’t let us into the disco.
A/referee B/lifeguard C/bouncer D/wrestler
The sink I completely blocked so we’ll have to get a D/plumber.
A/miner B/undertaker C/surgeon D/plumber
He hired D/private investigator… to try to follow her everywhere she went.
A/traffic warden B/caretaker C/lifeguard D/private investigator
B/Hold on… a minute! I can’t find my keys.
A/Keep on B/Hold on C/Go on D/Carry on
We C/are going… to a concert this Friday.
A/go B/have gone C/are going D/gone
I realise as I look at my grandmother that she D/is getting… old.
A/get B/does get C/will get D/is getting
As soon as he B/gets… into bed he falls asleep.
A/will get B/gets C/is getting D/does get
The sun B/is rising and setting… at different times according to the seasons.
A/rises and set B/is rising and setting C/will rise and set D/rose and set
She D/won’t work… with him again unless he apologises.
A/didn’t work B/isn’t working C/doesn’t work D/won’t work
If you B/go… to Berlin , call my friend Peter and say ‘hello’ from me.
A/will go B/go C/won’t go D/going
She gets fifteen per cent D/commission… on every insurance policy she sells. A/salary B/pension C/bonus D/commission
