I can never remember her name. (remember/never/can)
I usually take sugar in coffee. (take/usually)
I am usually hungry when I get home from work. (am/usually)
Where’s Jim? He has probably gone home early. (gone/has/probably)
Mark and Diane were both born in Manchester. (both/were/born)
Liz is a good pianist. She can also sing very well. (sing/also/can)
Our car often breaks down. (often/breaks)
They live in the same street as me but I have never spoken to them. (never/have/spoken)
We always have to wait a long time for the bus. (have/always/to wait)
My sight isn’t very good. I can only read with glasses. (read/can/only)
I will probably be leaving early tomorrow. (probably/leaving/will/be)
I’m afraid I probably won’t be able to come to the party. (probably/be/won’t)
It’s difficult to contact Sue. She is hardly ever at home when I phone her. (is/hardly/ever)
We are still living in the same place. We haven’t moved. (still/are/living)
If we hadn’t taken the same train, we would never have met each other. (never/met/would/have)
Are you tired? Yes, I am always at this time of day. (am/always)
Елена Викторовна, в диалоге I always am надо. tired не повторяется в ответе
-Are you tired?
-Yes, I am always at this time of day.
Спасибо, всё верно, была опечатка
Не принимается ни am always ни always am
Была опечатка, уже исправили
Елена, подскажите, пожалуйста, можно ли в предпоследнем сказать we would have never met?
В уроке вы кажется говорили, что если глаголов несколько, наречие идет перед смысловым. в данном случае это met. Или все-таки правильно we would never have met, как в ответах?
Обычно перфектный инфинитив (have met) не разрывается. И наречие будет стоять между модальным глаголом и началом перфектного инфинитива