GRAMMAR (Circle) a, b, or c.
1
any brothers or sisters?
a Have you b Do you c Do you have
2
last night?
a Where you went
b
Where did you go
c Where you did go
3 My brother
football.
a doesn't like b don't like c doesn't likes
a small business.
a has b haves
c have
5 I____________ to music when I'm working.
a never listen b don't never listen c listen never
a blue dress.
4 Her parents.
6 In the picture the woman
a wears b wearing c is wearing
7 A What
? B I'm looking for my keys.
a you are doing b do you do c are you doing
8 She's at university. She
history.
a 's studing b 's studying c studying
9 We.
to Malta last August.
a were bwent c did go
10 I saw the film, but I
it.
a didn't liked h don't liked c didn't like
11 When I got home my parents.
on the sofa.
a were sitting b was sitting c were siting
12 What
at 11 p.m.? You didn't answer my call.
a you were doing b you was doing
13 She couldn't see him because she
a wasn't wearing b didn't wear c didn't wearing
14 We went to the cinema..
we decided to go for a walk.
a After b Then c When
15 We had a great time,.
c were you doing
her glasses.
the weather wasn't very good.
a so b because c although

Sure, let's address each question individually:

1. Do you have any brothers or sisters? The correct option is "c" - "Do you have." This is the proper way to form a question in English when inquiring about possession.

2. Where did you go last night? The correct answer is "b" - "Where did you go." This is the standard form of a past simple question.

3. My brother doesn't like football. The correct choice is "a" - "doesn't like." The subject "brother" is singular, so we use "doesn't" with the base form of the verb.

4. Her parents have a small business. The correct option is "a" - "have." The subject "parents" is plural, so we use "have."

5. I never listen to music when I'm working. The correct answer is "a" - "never listen." The adverb "never" is used with the base form of the verb in present simple tense.

6. In the picture, the woman is wearing a blue dress. The correct option is "c" - "is wearing." This is the present continuous form, used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.

7. A: What are you doing? B: I'm looking for my keys. The correct choice is "c" - "are you doing." This is the present continuous tense used for asking about current activities.

8. She's at university. She's studying history. The correct answer is "b" - "studying." This is the present continuous tense, indicating an ongoing action.

9. We went to Malta last August. The correct option is "b" - "went." This is the past simple form of the verb "go."

10. I saw the film, but I didn't like it. The correct choice is "c" - "didn't like." In negative sentences in the past simple, we use "did not" (didn't) with the base form of the verb.

11. When I got home, my parents were sitting on the sofa. The correct answer is "a" - "were sitting." This is the past continuous tense, used for actions in progress in the past.

12. What were you doing at 11 p.m.? You didn't answer my call. The correct option is "a" - "were you doing." This is another example of the past continuous tense, used for actions in progress at a specific time in the past.

13. She couldn't see him because she wasn't wearing her glasses. The correct choice is "a" - "wasn't wearing." This is the negative form of the past continuous tense.

14. We went to the cinema. After that, we decided to go for a walk. The correct answer is "a" - "After." This is used to denote the sequence of events.

15. We had a great time, although the weather wasn't very good. The correct option is "c" - "although." This conjunction is used to introduce a statement that makes the main statement seem surprising or unlikely.