1. You will of any developments straightaway.
a. notify, b. notified, c. be notified, d. being notified
2. I really wanted my daughter Spanish at school, but we could only choose between French and German.
a. is being taught, b.being taught , c. to be taught, d. must be taught
3. Rick and Kieran were made after school because they forgot their PE kits.
a. to stay, b. being stayed, c.stay, d. stayed
4. I got home wet yesterday. The rain had not for one minute all day.
a. stopped, b. been stopped, c.been stopping, d.being stopped
5. Robert Samson that marvellous painting.
a. thinks to have created, b. is thought creating, c. is thought to create, d.is thought to have created
6. The students round the museum by one of the museum guides at the moment.
a. are shown, b.showing, c. are being shown, d. are showing
7. I am not ready for this meeting. I just found out about it! I should last night.
a. inform, b.be informed, c.have informed, d.have been informed
8. This woman must to hospital immediately!
a. take, b. be take, c. be taking, d. be taken
9. Do you know why the start of the match yesterday afternoon?
a. was delayed, b.was being delayed, c. has been delayed, d. was delaying
10. The new mayor to build a new town hall.
a. isnt planned, b. not planning, c.isnt planning, d. isnt being planned

1. B. notified - The verb "will" indicates future tense, so the correct form of the adjective after it is "notified", which means "informed" or "told".
2. C. to be taught - The phrase "wanted my daughter" suggests a desire, so the infinitive form of the verb "to teach" is appropriate. "To be taught" means "to receive instruction".
3. A. to stay - The verb "were made" implies that someone forced Rick and Kieran to do something. The correct form is the infinitive "to stay", which shows the purpose or result of the action.
4. A. stopped - The phrase "had not" indicates a negative past action. The most appropriate form is the past participle "stopped", which means the rain ended.
5. D. is thought to have created - The present tense verb "is thought" implies the action happened in the past. The correct form is "to have created" to indicate completed action.
6. C. are being shown - The phrase "at the moment" indicates an ongoing action. The present continuous form "are being shown" suggests that the students are currently receiving a tour.
7. D. have been informed - The phrase "just found out about it" implies that the speaker recently learned of the meeting. The correct form is "have been informed", indicating a completed action with present consequences.
8. D. be taken - The phrase "must to hospital immediately" suggests that someone needs to be transported urgently. The most appropriate form is "be taken", which implies someone else will transport the woman.
9. A. was delayed - The phrase "yesterday afternoon" indicates a past action. The correct form is "was delayed", indicating that the start of the match was postponed.
10. D. isn't being planned - The phrase "to build a new town hall" suggests an ongoing action. The correct form is "isn't being planned" to indicate that the new mayor is not currently in the process of planning it.