Question 1
During our year-long trip, every Friday we _____ our next destination over breakfast.
Options: would choose, would have chosen, will choose
Complete each travel memory with the form that best matches the meaning. Distinguish repeated past actions from states, single events, refusal, neutral absence, and questions about past habits.
Practice 2 of 5
Question 1
During our year-long trip, every Friday we _____ our next destination over breakfast.
Options: would choose, would have chosen, will choose
Question 2
Before my first solo journey, I _____ that travelling alone was unsafe, but the experience changed my mind.
Options: would believe, used to believe, didn't use to believe
Question 3
In our student days, we _____ accommodation in advance; it simply was not our habit, and nobody refused to do it.
Options: wouldn't book, didn't used to book, didn't use to book
Question 4
Whenever the guide asked Leo to wear a helmet, he _____; he explicitly refused every time.
Options: wouldn't wear it, didn't use to wear it, hadn't worn it
Question 5
A travel survey asked, “_____ abroad before you joined this programme?”
Options: Did you used to travel, Did you use to travel, Would you use to travel
Question 6
After hearing about our summers in Greece, the interviewer asked, “_____ before breakfast?”
Options: Would swim your family, Would your family to swim, Would your family swim
Question 7
In a neutral biographical interview, before translation apps, _____ enough Spanish to ask local people for directions?
Options: Did you use to know, Would you know, Did you used to know
Question 8
On walking tours, our guide _____ a story at each landmark because she _____ the city’s history in remarkable detail.
Options: would have told, would tell, will tell, would know, would be knowing, knew
Question 9
Each evening, we _____ the map for the next day, but one night we _____ a road closure that changed the whole route.
Options: would check, would have checked, will check, used to discover, discovered, will discover
Question 10
Our guide _____ a small van, and during that summer he _____ us to villages that buses did not reach.
Options: would own, didn't use to own, used to own, would drive, would have driven, will drive
Practise Travel Adventures with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 10 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Travel Adventures in everyday English.
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