Progress Test 19. Use of English B2

John …                [could hit, should hit, must have hit, can have hit]the roof when Annie told him she’d crashed his car 🚗.

Fiona arrived to pick up Andrew, but he … .                           [already left, has already left, had already left, had already been leaving]

Frank was fed up. He …                   [has been looking, had been looking, had looked, was looking] for a job for months.

David wish he …               [didn’t eat, hasn’t eaten, hadn’t eaten, wouldn’t eat] his dinner so quickly. He’s got indigestion now.

The course …                   [teaches, will teach, will be taught, will be teaching]through a series of lectures and seminars.

A bomb was the only …                [biased, ingenious, conscientious, plausible] explanation for the crash.

According to official …              [assessment, estimates, guesswork, calculation], over 25% of carbon emissions come from the USA.

We’re delighted to know you have such …            [influence, potential, resource, faith] in us.

As the computer industry              [evolved, had evolved, was evolved, has evolved]…, everything has got faster and cheaper.

We’re very …                [knowledgeable, conscientious, redundant, dubious] about his ability to do the job.

The judges …              [baffled, deliberated, exaggerated, flattered] for an hour before choosing the winner 🥇 .

I haven’t got time to sit around                [deteriorating, contemplating, wandering, commuting]… the meaning of life.

You …                   [must have sent, should have sent, must send, should send] that to us ages ago. It’s long overdue.

Where is Mathew?

He …                 [can have, must be having, may be having, must have had]a bath. I don’t know.

We can’t use that software on our new computers. It’s …           [timely, overdue, obsolete, gone off] !

This isn’t my laptop! Someone must have …              [amended, switched, substituted, modified] my bag and theirs.

We are slightly …            [dubious, biased, plausible, cynical] about whether John’s idea is going to work.

Aid agencies are still …             [assuming, deducing, estimating, assessing] the situation.

By the time the Smith …                        [have a plumber come, had a plumber to come, got a plumber to come, got a plumber coming] out on a Saturday, their apartment was full of water.

It …                  [must be, should be, might have been, must have been]a good party. Everyone stayed till dawn.

We regret …                     [lying, to lie, to have been lying]to her…

You …                [were changing, changed, had changed, have changed] . What have you done to yourself?

I recommend her …                [applying, to apply, to be applied, being applied] to King’s College.

The President …         [should, have, must, is] to visit Spain next week.