QCM Anglais CSO

The thieves tried to. . . . .the diamonds.

Look . . . . . this postman. He is very busy.

I was . . . . . thirsty that I couldn’t speak.

He arrives home late and usually. . . . . television.

Rubbish is. . . . .

« Oh no, I. . . . .the new stadium yet ».

The teacher couldn’t put up with him any longer because. . . . .

During my holidays, next year, I’d like to go. . . . . England.

Do me a . . . . ., take him to the cinema.

The sailor drank another. . . . .

The boys are coming . . . . .the building.

He always does his. . . . .

Where are the teacups ? « . . . . .some in the cupboard ».

Who is the . . . . .of the school ?

They . . . . . to bed in the evening.

The winning car. . . . . a speed of 40 miles per hour.

I have to. . . . . money if I want to buy this car.

I . . . . .to go to work by bus. Now I go by car.

What are . . . . .jobs ? They are mechanics .

I . . . . .paint my bookcase blue.

Is this your umbrella ? « No, . . . . . »

We must row to the bank quickly because. . . . .

We set out. . . . .a village near by.

He braked. . . . .

I’m very. . . . .cycling

Look. . . . . that man. He is a taxi-driver.

I can’t afford. . . . .

You can buy matches at the. . . . .

The boy is . . . . . across the river.

What’s . . . . . job ? She is an airhostess.

Have a glass of water ! « . . . . . »

You. . . . . get up now if you want to be on time at your office.

I can’t afford to. . . . .that large flat.

He doesn’t say very much, . . . . . ?

The plane is flying . . . . .the bridge.

He said it. . . . .a mournful voice.

I am looking forward to . . . . .you.

. . . . ., I have never failed an exam.

He has taken up French. . . . .

I told him about it. . . . .helps you.

I . . . . .and fell downstairs.

During the class, the pupils listen. . . . .teacher.

. . . . . is the bottle ? « It’s in the refrigerator »

He is so difficult that I can’t. . . . .him

For how long. . . . . the harvest ?

Is this your watch ? « No, . . . . . »

He is always rude. . . . .me.

Little boys often dream. . . . .school.

Give Mr Carson a hat. Which one ? « Give. . . . .the black one ».

The shop assistant was so persuasive that I was. . . . .

I’m going to. . . . .to the radio.

. . . . . colour’s your coat ?

At five o’clock, they always . . . . . a cup of tea.

He struck a . . . . .too hard and broke a string of the clavichord.

. . . . . did the gentleman buy ?

The deputy will have to go on a diet.

The customer bought three dictionaries, . . . . . ?

He left early. . . . . to see me.

Does he like peas ? Does he want. . . . . ?

She is Japanese. She comes . . . . .Japan.

Someone knocked at the door when I . . . . .breakfast.

We are. . . . .our suitcases.

Can I have some chocolate ? « I’m afraid, there is. . . . .left ».

Show. . . . . these books.

What. . . . . the weather like in spring ?

Last week I won the football . . . . .

Come and see us . . . . .

Every day he . . . . . on foot to the station. Tomorrow he won’t.

These shoes don’t belong to me. . . . . .

We can’t make. . . . . our minds.

You . . . . . hurry to catch your train.

In the evening she always . . . . . the dishes.

I must . . . . . the greengrocer’s, too.

Keep . . . . . !

I lost my pen. Could you lend me . . . . . please.

The fireman . . . . . a big forest fire.

A festival for the dead. . . . . last year.

What’s . . . . . the local cinema tonight ?

My car is broken down. I need . . . . .parts.

I’ll . . . . . the match on television tomorrow.

The champion set . . . . .a new record.

I have. . . . .breakfast.

Did you see the boy. . . . . we spoke of yesterday.

The sun . . . . . at six o’clock.

It took . . . . . 10 minutes to persuade him.

They are expected. . . . .

Do you think he was reading or writing ? « I’m not sure, he. . . . . »

She often suffers. . . . . colds.

He flew to Spain. . . . .

I arrived too late and . . . . . the train.

She is the girl. . . . . arrived yesterday.

Have we eaten . . . . . ?

Everything depends. . . . . you.

When you go to the kitchen, please. . . . .me a glass of water.

He’s got . . . . . work than I have.

They’re still singing ! They. . . . . since lunchtime.

Orestes would never part. . . . .Pylades.

Did you meet Mrs Jones yesterday ? « Yes, . . . . . ».

The postmen want higher wages, so they go on. . . . .

We . . . . . him the day after tomorrow.

If he tells you the truth, . . . . .off.

If they were on holiday, they . . . . .go fishing.

When. . . . . Miss March arrive at London airport ?

You always . . . . . me at chess.

Can you. . . . . the difference between an American and an Englishman ?

Yesterday I . . . . .a present from Aunt Jane.

What is . . . . .at the local cinema this week ?

« I want a . . . . . coat », said miss March to her husband.

He is going to get married, so he must buy himself a new . . . . .

I . . . . . to swim in cold water.

Olive-trees can grow in poor. . . . .

Look . . . . . clouds. I think . . . . .will be a thunderstorm.

Whose poetry do you like. . . . . ?

Has she already had lunch ? Yes, she . . . . . it ten minutes ago.

As soon as he . . . . ., he will have to go and see me.

A women who goes in a foreign country to find out state secrets is a . . . . .

The mummy survived . . . . .

One of my. . . . .pupils will soon become a Member of Parliament.