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#1. He failed the exam ... he didn't study hard.
#2. James looks a lot ...than you.
#3. She ... for her family every morning before going to school.
This is Simple Present Tense because we have “every morning” as an indicator. Therefore, we can’t use “cooked” (past simple) or “cooking”. That leaves “cook” and “cooks”. Because the subject is “she”, we have to use “cooks”.
#4. She had a call and left immediately when we ... the film.
This is Past Continuous Tense because the context describe an action “watching film” was interrupted by other actions “she had a call and left”. Therefore, we can’t use “are watching” (present continuous), nor “will be watching” (future continuous). That leaves “was watching” and “were watching” as the correct forms of answers. Because the subject are “we”, “were watching” is the correct answer.
#5. You must not ... the animals in the zoo.
#6. Yesterday, she ... flowers on the way going back home.
This is Simple Past Tense because we have “yesterday” as an indicator. Therefore, we can’t use “buys” or “buy” (simple present), nor “are buying” (present continuous) or “went” (past). That leaves “bought” as the correct answer.
#7. English is an ... language and also an important subject.
Here we need ad adjective. Gerund is used to describe a subject. “Interested” is used to express humans’ feelings while “interest” is a noun, and thus a wrong answer.
#8. We all played cards and I was the ....
#9. He never goes to sleep early, ... he?
If the main verb does not have an auxiliary verb, the question tag uses do, does or did. That’s why we can eliminate “wasn’t”.This is present tense, we can not use “didn’t”. “He” is singular, then “doesn’t” is correct.
#10. I bought you a birthday card ... I like you.
#11. The vacation is coming, so I ... to the beach next Sunday.
This is Simple Future Tense because we have “next Sunday” as an indicator. Therefore, we can’t use “had gone” (past perfect) or “have gone” (present perfecr) or “went” (past). That leaves “will go” as the correct answer.