Which sentence using ‘wish’ is correct?

What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom?

It was only ten days ago …… she started her new job.

Where ….. when you met them?

Have you got time to discuss my problem now or are you …… to leave?

The company needs to decide …… and for all what its position is on this point.

Which sentence uses the present continuous correctly?

Which sentence best uses narrative tenses to tell this story in the past?

Would you mind …… me the newspaper please?

This new car is recommended as being …… reliable.

The singer ended the concert …… her most popular song.

I’m sorry – I didn’t …… to disturb you.

I ….. see you tomorrow, I’m not sure

Which sentence is correct?

Which sentence using ‘unless’ is correct?

I’d rather you …… to them why we can’t go.

She came to live here …… a month ago.

I left my last job in London because I had no …… to travel to other countries.

We’re British. We’re … Britain

ALL these sentences contain the abstract uncountable noun ‘happiness’, but only ONE is correct. Which?

‘Let’ and ‘allow’ have similar meanings, but which sentence is correct?

Which phrasal verb best fits the space in this dialogue: A: When did you ______ up with your boyfriend? B: Oh, I told him last night. I didn’t think he would ______ down in tears when I told him.

Look at the infinitive – past simple – past participle forms of the verb ‘break’: break – broke – broken. Which of the following verbs has the same rhyming pattern as ‘break’?

Before making a decision, the Manager considered all …… of the argument.

Would you mind …… these plates a wipe before putting them in the cupboard?

Philip’s house is somewhere in the …… of the bank.

Once the plane is in the air, you can …… your seat belts if you wish.

Which prefix goes before ‘tox’ and ‘crease’ to create words which mean ‘to remove harmful toxins’ and ‘to reduce’?

In this spoken sentence, what does I‘d…I‘d represent? “If I’d seen the thief, I’d have called the police.”

Which verb can fill ALL the gaps to make THREE correct sentences? 1. Let’s ______ away these old clothes to charity. 2. I’m trying to ______ up smoking. It’s such a bad habit! 3. You have to ______ way to oncoming traffic at this junction.