They let me to borrow their car while they were on holiday.
A B C D
A.borrow
B.to
C.on holiday
D.let

I was delighted get my good marks in my exams.
A B C D
A.was
B.get
C.marks
D.delighted

Choose the sentence which is closest in meaning to the sentence above.
He was crossing the road. I glimpsed him.
A.I glanced at him while he was crossing the road.
B.When he was crossing the road, I saw him.
C.He was crossing the road and saw me.
D.I noticed him crossing the road.

He doesn’t allow his teenage children to go out in the evenings.
A.His teenage children doesn’t enjoy going out in the evenings.
B.His teenage children is afraid that his father doesn’t allow him to go out in the evenings.
C.His teenage children are allowed to go out in the evenings.
D.He makes his teenage children not go out in the evenings.

The thief opened the car’s door, and the boy saw it.
A.The boy saw the door and the thief opened it.
B.The boy opened the car’s door when he saw the thief.
C.The thief saw the boy open the car’s door.
D.The boy saw the thief open the car’s door.

You are not allowed _______ here.
A.to smoke
B.smoking
C.to smoking
D.to have smoked

He would rather ______ out than stay at home.
A.go
B.to go
C.went
D.going

I have something … you, but you have to promise … it secret.
A.tell – to keep
B.for telling - keep
C.to tell – keeping
D.to tell – to keep

The employees were made … overtime.
A.work
B.working
C.
worked
D.to work

The old man had a boy … all the windows.
A.to paint
B.paints
C.paint
D.painting