1. Jack saw Marsha at the convention. He really didn't expect to ________ there.
(A)run her into
(B) run out to her
(C)run into her
(D)run to her
Ans: D
2. By the time I learn to use this computer, they __________a new model and this one will be outdated.
(A) are creating
(B) will have created
(C) create
(D) have created
Ans: B 3. The company ________ a controversial restructuring and the transition didn't go very smoothly.
(A) undergone
(B) is undergoing
(C)undergoes
(D)underwent
Ans: D
4. Eliot's at Lemore Industries now. He quit ________ for us nearly two years ago.
(A) working
(B) to working
(C) work
(D) to work
Ans: A
5. By the time the new clothing company finally rolled out their marketing campaign, many competitors ________ their new spring fashions.
(A) haven't already launched
(B) had already launched
(C) already launched
(D) have already launched
Ans: B
6. It won't be easy to close the deal with our new client, but I ________.
(A) look forward to the challenge
(B)look forward at the challenge
(C)look forward the challenge
(D) look the challenge forward
Ans: A
7. Sam _________ the company last June. Since then, I _________ to show him the ropes, but he still isn't learning very fast.
(A) joined|have tried
(B) joined|tried
(C) joining|had tried
(D) joins|try
Ans: A
8. I have to close a deal with an important multinational company in Tokyo, so it's crucial that I get on the next plane to Japan. What time ________?
(A) did it leave
(B) has it left
(C) does it leave
(D) will it have left
Ans: C
9. Jenna made a big blunder! She forgot ________ the advertisement to the magazine, so it didn't get published.
(A) send
(B)to sending
(C)sending
(D)to send
Ans: D
10. I need to talk to Randall about his inappropriate attitude at work, but I ________ the chance to broach the subject because he's never at his desk.
(A) have had
(B)won't have
(C)did have
(D)haven't had
Ans: B
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Pramod UpadhyayIt seems to me that it should be "To Work".
Quit + to-infinitival is possible, but it wouldn’t make sense in this context. Note the difference:
Eliot's at Lemore Industries now. He quit working for us (he quit his job at our company) nearly two years ago. Eliot used to work at Lemore Industries, but i