Grammar review

Sam            [will go, is going, goes] on a trip to Rio de Janeiro next summer. He has already booked a flight.

We              [have played, were playing, played] tennis every day last summer.

He isn’t very sociable and only has            [a few, few, a little]close friends.

She lives    [in, on, at] the first floor of a tall building.

There             [aren’t any , isn’t a, isn’t any] money left in my wallet.

Belinda spends        [whole, all, some]her money on books.

           [Everywhere, Anywhere, Somewhere]we went was full of tourists.

I am really fond    [of, on, at] musicals. I think they are awesome!

She took a day     [out, off, on] to go to her niece’s wedding.

Ted is very good    [on, in, at] English. He’s the best in our class.

I really look         [for, forward, to] to your visit.

The children are playing    [in, on, at]the garden.

   [in, on, at] Monday afternoons we meet for a game of football.

We always spend Christmas    [in, on, at]home.

But    [in, on, at] Easter we’re usually with my grandparents at the cottage.

Our school is    [in, on, at]Keble Street, opposite the hotel.

The lesson starts    [in, on, at] three minutes. Hurry up!

          [Anywhere, Somewhere]we travel, we can find someone who speaks English.

There’s          [nothing, anything]interesting on at the cinema.

         [Someone, Anyone] saw Peter jogging along the river.

We                     [haven't had, haven't been having] lunch yet.

Mike                      [has decorated, has being decorating]his room all day today.

Would you like to have             [everything, something] sweet for dinner?