Entraînement à la Grammaire Anglaise à Distance

1. ______ I suggest you move to a hotel closer to the sea if you would like a better view?

2a. After he turned 50, he ______ a marathon at least once a year. [. . .]

2b. [. . .] It takes quite some courage and stamina, I ______ say, to run such a long distance.

3. If you want to apply for an Erasmus mobility you ______ inform the International Relations department before the summer.

4. You ______ fret about this. Let it go. Things will work out.

5. She ______ read when she was 6.

6. Check if the movie is still on before you leave for the cinema. It ______ have been taken off the programme.

7a. Look at this, I ______ touch my elbow with the tip of my tongue. [. . .]

7b. [. . .] You ______ try it; only few people can do this.

8a. You ______ get inoculated against yellow fever when you travel to Uganda. [. . .]

8b. [. . .] You ______ enter the country if you cannot provide evidence.

9. I _____ call you later today when I get home from work.

10a. There's no getting out of it: you ______ take a theoretical exam [. . .]

10b. [. . .] before you ______ start practising driving a car.

11a. I ______ go swimming every Tuesday when I was child. [. . .]

11b. [. . .] Now I ______ to the gym, but only occasionally.

12a. ______ I have another helping? [. . .]

12b. [. . .] – Yes, you ______. But that's all.

13. If the forecasters are correct, Eyjafjallajökull ______ erupt again in the coming months.

14a. There ______ be a nice coffee shop just round the corner. [. . .]

14b. [. . .] I ______ coffee there every day on my way to work.