Test 1 of 16 in B1 · #1 of 67 overall · 20 exercises
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Complete the sentence:
When technological limits were more restrictive, people ______ depend on books and each other for entertainment, rather than on electronic devices.
Which sentence is incorrect?
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Which sentence is correct?
Which sentence is incorrect?
Select the option that best fits the sentence:
There ________ be a cinema in our neighborhood, but it closed several years ago.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Fill in the blank:
When we were children, we ______ build sandcastles whenever we went to the beach.
Fill in the blank:
When I was a child, my father ______ read me a bedtime story every night.
Fill in the blank:
Every time we visited our uncle, he ______ tell us funny stories.
Which sentence is incorrect?
Which sentence correctly uses "used to" or "would"?
Sentence completion:
My father ______ drive us to school, but now we take the bus.
Which sentence is incorrect?
Complete the sentence:
There ______ be a small café near my school, but it closed last year.
Which sentence contains an error?
Which sentence correctly uses "would"?
Which sentence is correct?
Which sentence correctly uses "would"?
Sentence completion:
Before they had a dishwasher, they ______ wash all the dishes by hand.
Which sentence has the same meaning as:
We used to eat dinner together every night.
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