'What do you think of the college?' she asked me. ASKED She ..... of the college.

Must or have to? Why? a. I ... wake up early tomorrow, I need to practise before the test. b. At school, we .... stand up when a teacher gets into the classroom.

Think of an adverb-adjective collocation meaning: a. without much taste b.not very easy

List the crimes and criminal in the definitions below: a. a person who steals from another - the crime b. to attack violently to steal from a person - the crime c. a person who steals goods from a shop - the crime

Guess the 3-part-phrasal verbs: I have ... .... .... my mum after the argument. (not longer friendly) It seems I never .... ... ... her expectations. (be as good as expected)

Think of something highly beneficial for your health widely available on the market and universally accepted

What is the difference between these sentences? a. If I have enough money, I'll go to the cinema. b. If I had enough money, I'd go to the cinema.

The garage on the corner usually repairs my car. HAVE I ..... by the garage on the corner.

Would you like to be a stealth marketer? Why? Why not? Include these words in your answer: free samples, insider knowledge, promote, strong brand image.

Change the verbs into nouns by adding -tion or -sion react decide situate conclude

Discuss and share: a. something/someone really WORTHWHILE for you at the moment b. a situation in which somebody has SHOWN YOU THE ROPES

Did we send that letter to Mr Thomas? WAS Do you know if ..... to Mr Thomas?

I won't organise the party unless you arrange the food. LONG I'll organise the party ..... arrange the food.