Auxiliary verbs will, do and have – B

1. [Multiple choice]

“I’ve heard she’s a fussy eater – won’t eat anything healthy, apparently!”
“Yes, but she ….. eat fish.”

Answers for Quiz [1].

• 1. has
• 2. hasn’t
• 3. does
  (correct)
• 4. have
• 5. do

2. [Multiple choice]

“You must be ready for something to eat after playing all that tennis!”
“I …… stop, thanks all the same. I need to get home before dark.”

Answers for Quiz [2].

• 1. did
• 2. would
• 3. will
• 4. won’t (correct)
• 5. haven’t

3. [Multiple choice]

A “Did you know we’d moved to Swansea?”
B “Yes, I ……………. – Maria told me.”

Answers for Quiz [3].

• 1. would
• 2. will
• 3. did
  (correct)
• 4. have
• 5. do

4. [Multiple choice]

Thanks for …………. all that extra work while I was off sick.

Answers for Quiz [4].

• 1. do
• 2. having
• 3. wanting
• 4. doing (correct)
• 5. has

5. [Multiple choice]

I hope she …… a lovely time!

Answers for Quiz [5].

• 1. does
• 2. won’t
• 3. has
  (correct)
• 4. do
• 5. will

6. [Multiple choice]

You ………… know she’s only just come out of hospital, she looks so well!

(to be off sick = to be absent from work through illness
to have a lovely time – to enjoy oneself, to have a successful holiday / celebration etc

You wouldn’t know – informal = It is not obvious
Eg you wouldn’t know she’s supposed to be studying, the number of parties she’s going to!
)

Answers for Quiz [6].

• 1. would
• 2. wouldn’t (correct)
• 3. having
• 4. has
• 5. will

7. [Multiple choice]

” ……………….. you go on holiday, in the end?”

Answers for Quiz [7].

• 1. do
• 2. did (correct)
• 3. have
• 4. hasn’t
• 5. doing