Recognising sentences: Exercise 1

Where do you want to go?
1. Where do you want to go?
2. Where did you want to go?
3. When do you want to go?
4. What do you want to do?
He can't come before seven.
1. He can't come before seven.
2. He can come before seven.
3. He can't come after seven.
4. He can't arrive before seven.
The money's on the table.
1. The money's on the table.
2. The money's by the table.
3. The money was on the table.
4. The money's on the desk.
She wants two blue ones.
1. She wants two blue ones.
2. She has two blue ones.
3. She wants three blue ones.
4. She wants two blue shoes.
John was at the party with his sister.
1. John was at the party with his sister.
2. John wasn't at the party with his sister.
3. John was at the theatre with his sister.
4. John was at the party with his brother.
She won't talk to him.
1. She won't talk to him.
2. She won't talk to her.
3. She won't speak to him.
4. She won't talk with him.
Come around six or so.
1. Come around six or so.
2. Come about six or so.
3. Come around six or seven.
4. Come around five or so.
If you drop it, it'll break.
1. If you drop it, it'll break.
2. If you drop it, it'd break.
3. If you drop it, it'll bang.
4. If you break it, it'll stop.
He threw away the paper.
1. He threw away the paper.
2. He put away the paper.
3. He threw out the pepper.
4. He threw away the part.
We can help you with that.
1. We can help you with that.
2. We can help her with that.
3. We can help you with this.
4. We can't help you with that.