Question

1) Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
a) Never I have ever asked you to do such an awful thing
b) Never ever have I asked you to do such an awful thing
c) Ever have I never asked you to do such an awful thing
d) Such an awful thing never have I ever asked you to do so

2) Which of the sentences below is grammatically correct?
a) She has been trying hard to get used to using that system for far too long
b) She has being trying hard to get used to using that system for far too long
c) She has been trying hard to get used to using that system during a long time
d) She has been trying hard getting used to use that system

3) Which of the alternative is grammatically correct?
a) Pete is still getting used to work here, because he used to work in another area – a complete different one
b) Pete is still getting used to working here, because he used to work in another area – a completely different one
c) Pete has still been getting used to work here, because he used to work in another area – a completely different one
d) Pete is still getting used to use to work here, because he used to work in another area – a completely different one

4) “It highly unlikely that Michelle will turn down the offer”. According to the statement, it is possible to say that:
a) Michelle does not like the offer, so she will probably refuse the offer
b) Michelle will definitely accept the offer, as she liked it a lot
c) Chances are Michelle will accept the offer
d) There is no way Michelle will not accept the offer – it is simply irresistible.

Answer 1

1. b) Never ever have I asked you to do such an awful thing

2. a) She has been trying hard to get used to using that system for far too long

3. b) Pete is still getting used to working here, because he used to work in another area – a completely different one

4. c) Chances are Michelle will accept the offer