Cambridge A2 Key (KET) — All Questions

My sister ___ to music every evening after dinner.

• a.is listen
• b.listens✓
• c.listen
• d.listening

The subject 'My sister' is third person singular, so the present simple verb needs -s: 'listens'. This sentence describes a regular habit ('every evening').

Look! It ___ outside, so take your umbrella.

• a.rain
• b.rains
• c.rained
• d.is raining✓

The word 'Look!' and the idea of something happening right now need the present continuous: 'is raining'. The present simple 'rains' would describe a habit, not this moment.

We ___ a great film at the cinema last night.

• a.seeing
• b.saw✓
• c.see
• d.seen

'Last night' shows finished past time, so we use the past simple. 'See' is irregular: its past simple form is 'saw'.

___ you like a cup of tea?

• a.Do
• b.Have
• c.Are
• d.Would✓

'Would you like...?' is the fixed polite way to offer something. 'Do you like tea?' asks about a general preference, but the offer here needs 'Would'.

There aren't ___ eggs in the fridge, so I can't make a cake.

• a.any✓
• b.much
• c.a
• d.some

In negative sentences with plural countable nouns we use 'any'. 'Some' is normally used in positive sentences, and 'much' is for uncountable nouns.