Basic Grammar's archive Test 014 1.Mike: I like anything to do with sport. Have you? Did you? Do you? Are you? 2.Mike: We went to Paris last summer. Jane: I never go there too. I never went there. I never did there. I've never been there. 3.Mike: She always goes to work on a bike. Jane: She is very healthy. She must be very healthy. She can be very healthy. She might be very healthy. 4.Mike: They went on strike last week. Jane: What on earth for? Are they on earth? Do they live on earth? Why on earth to? 5.Mike: More people die from eating fatty food than from smoking. Jane: You must be ridiculous! You must be laughing! You must be smiling! You must be joking! 6.Mike: You know he failed all his examinations? Jane: I must believe it. I don't believe it. I might believe it. I ought to believe it. 7.Mike: It's getting very late, we must hurry up. Jane: Point got. Point received. Point taken. Point held. 8.Mike: I haven't stopped working for eight hours today. Jane: My heart bleeds for you. My heart breaks for you. My heart beats for you. My heart hurts for you. 9.Mike: You know the boss will be angry with you. Jane: I'm not caring. I'm not at all caring. I care nothing. I don't care. 10.Mike: I wonder if you could help me with this problem. Jane: Probe me. Try me. Examine me. Practise me. . Basic Grammar's archive Test 014 1.Mike: I like anything to do with sport. Have you? Did you? Do you?