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Determiners

1. You were one of the few / little people who understood my situation.
2. I feel terrible today because I drank too many / much whiskies last night.
3. I can’t give you any coffee. There’s not much / many left.
4. I’m surprised there were so few / little guests at the party last night; I expected a bigger crowd.
5. “We few / little, we happy few / little, we band of brothers. For he today that sheds his blood with me, shall be my brother.”
6. We managed to save [a little / little] money this month, despite unexpected expenses.
7. I have [a few / few] good books that I can recommend if you like reading.
8. We have [little / a little] time before the show starts; maybe we can grab a quick snack.

Choose either the past or the past perfect verb tense in the following sentences.

1. After the students [finished / had finished] their exams, they left the classroom.
2. I [realised / had realised] I [left / had left] my textbook at home after I got to school.
3. They [did / had done] their homework by the time the movie started.
4. By the time he [arrived / had arrived] at the party, his friends [ate / had eaten] all the snacks.
5. I was buying this great pair of shoes this morning, when my boss [found me / had found me] in the shop.
6. She [felt / had felt] much better after she took the medicine.
7. By the time we got to the station, the train [left / had left].

Choose the correct version of the future verb tense in the following sentences.

1. ‘It would be nice to see you next week.’ ‘Yes, are you doing / will you do anything next Wednesday?’
2. ‘As you can see, I’ve been thinking quite a lot about this.’ ‘Yes, I see, so what will you do / are you going to do about it?’
3. ‘Shall we meet tomorrow after work?’ ‘Ok, I am going to / will see you then.’
4. I’m meeting Serena for lunch tomorrow. Do you want / Will you want to join us?

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Réponse :

Here are the corrected sentences:

You were one of the few people who understood my situation.

I feel terrible today because I drank too much whisky last night.

I can’t give you any coffee. There’s not much left.

I’m surprised there were so few guests at the party last night; I expected a bigger crowd.

“We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. For he today that sheds his blood with me, shall be my brother.”

We managed to save a little money this month, despite unexpected expenses.

I have a few good books that I can recommend if you like reading.

We have a little time before the show starts; maybe we can grab a quick snack.

For the verb tense sentences:

After the students had finished their exams, they left the classroom.

I realised I had left my textbook at home after I got to school.

They had done their homework by the time the movie started.

By the time he arrived at the party, his friends had eaten all the snacks.

I was buying this great pair of shoes this morning, when my boss found me in the shop.

She felt much better after she took the medicine.

By the time we got to the station, the train had left.

For the future verb tense sentences:

‘It would be nice to see you next week.’ ‘Yes, are you doing anything next Wednesday?’

‘As you can see, I’ve been thinking quite a lot about this.’ ‘Yes, I see, so what are you going to do about it?’

‘Shall we meet tomorrow after work?’ ‘Ok, I will see you then.’

I’m meeting Serena for lunch tomorrow. Do you want to join us?

Réponse :Determiners:

You were one of the few people who understood my situation.

I feel terrible today because I drank too many whiskies last night.

I can’t give you any coffee. There’s not much left.

I’m surprised there were so few guests at the party last night; I expected a bigger crowd.

“We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. For he today that sheds his blood with me, shall be my brother.”

We managed to save a little money this month, despite unexpected expenses.

I have a few good books that I can recommend if you like reading.

We have a little time before the show starts; maybe we can grab a quick snack.

Choose either the past or the past perfect verb tense:

After the students had finished their exams, they left the classroom.

I realised I had left my textbook at home after I got to school.

They had done their homework by the time the movie started.

By the time he arrived at the party, his friends had eaten all the snacks.

I was buying this great pair of shoes this morning, when my boss found me in the shop.

She felt much better after she took the medicine.

By the time we got to the station, the train had left.

Choose the correct version of the future verb tense:

‘It would be nice to see you next week.’ ‘Yes, are you doing anything next Wednesday?’

‘As you can see, I’ve been thinking quite a lot about this.’ ‘Yes, I see, so what are you going to do about it?’

‘Shall we meet tomorrow after work?’ ‘Ok, I will see you then.’

I’m meeting Serena for lunch tomorrow. Do you want to join us?

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