Question will be based on part of the lyrics of a song by “The Beatles”:

** The long and winding road – The Beatles**
1- The long and winding road
2- That leads to your door
3- Will never disappear
4- I’ve seen that road before ......
5- The wild and windy night
6- That the rain washed away,
7- Has left a pool of tears,
8- Crying for the day .......
9- Don’t let me standing here
10- Lead me to your door

In verse 5, the adjective windy means

Question will require that you choose the only option with the correct verb tense.

So far the President .

Question will be based on part of the lyrics of a song by “The Beatles”:

** The long and winding road – The Beatles**
1- The long and winding road
2- That leads to your door
3- Will never disappear
4- I’ve seen that road before ......
5- The wild and windy night
6- That the rain washed away,
7- Has left a pool of tears,
8- Crying for the day .......
9- Don’t let me standing here
10- Lead me to your door

In verses 4 and 7 the verb tense is used to express an action that

Question will require that you choose the only option with the correct verb tense.

Susie was watching TV when her husband .

In the sentence: ‘You may be wrong, but you may be right.’, May means.

Choose the best answer to complete the sentence .

‘The widow shot by accident.’

Question will require that you choose the only option with the correct verb tense.

If my boss had not phoned the police on the spot, the thief .

Choose the only option with the correct preposition.

Watch for those loose bricks!

Question will be based on part of the lyrics of a song by “The Beatles”:

** The long and winding road – The Beatles**
1- The long and winding road
2- That leads to your door
3- Will never disappear
4- I’ve seen that road before ......
5- The wild and windy night
6- That the rain washed away,
7- Has left a pool of tears,
8- Crying for the day .......
9- Don’t let me standing here
10- Lead me to your door

In verse 6, the verb tense attributed to the rain means

Choose the only option with the correct preposition.

Getting early in the morning is good to health providing you sleep well.