Come and go A1

By Rosamund Place | September 12, 2016

There are so many common expressions with the verbs come and go that sometimes you don’t know if you’re coming or going!*

Decide which verb fits in these sentences!

 

*This phrase means you are confused.

 

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1. [Multiple choice]

Since the sixties denim jeans have never ………… out of fashion.

Answers for Quiz [1].

  • 1. gone (correct)
  • 2. come

2. [Multiple choice]

The time has ………… to start looking for a new job.

Answers for Quiz [2].

  • 1. come (correct)
  • 2. gone

3. [Multiple choice]

All of these books won’t ………. on the shelf.

Answers for Quiz [3].

  • 1. go (correct)
  • 2. come

4. [Multiple choice]

With rent and food my monthly expenses ……….. to over £700.

Answers for Quiz [4].

  • 1. go
  • 2. come (correct)

5. [Multiple choice]

Have you noticed Trevor’s ……… bald?

Answers for Quiz [5].

  • 1. coming
  • 2. going (correct)

6. [Multiple choice]

Enjoy yourself this evening – but don’t ………. wild!

Answers for Quiz [6].

  • 1. come
  • 2. go (correct)

7. [Multiple choice]

My money just ……….. up in smoke.

Answers for Quiz [7].

  • 1. comes
  • 2. goes (correct)

8. [Multiple choice]

That jacket really ……… with your trousers.

Answers for Quiz [8].

  • 1. comes
  • 2. goes (correct)

9. [Multiple choice]

The jam’s ………… mouldy. I should have left it in the fridge.

Answers for Quiz [9].

  • 1. come
  • 2. gone (correct)
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