People play football all over the world. PLAYED Football ___________ all over the world.

Rozmawiasz przez telefon w hałaśliwym miejscu. Jak poprosisz swojego rozmówcę, aby mówił głośniej? A. Could you talk slowly, please? B. Could you say it again, please? C. Could you speak more loudly, please?

I’ve got a lot of T-shirts but the blue one is my favourite. THAN I like my blue T-shirt _______________ my other T-shirts.

Oops, I have to go back home. I’ve taken a pair of my (father / shoe) __________ by mistake. He will be angry.

Co powiesz, podając koleżance z Anglii sałatkę podczas obiadu? A. Here you are. B. The same to you. C. Not at all.

What (she / look / for) _________ now? Has she lost her phone again?

We will finish this project on Monday. BE This project ________ on Monday.

Koleżanka pyta Cię, co powinna wziąć na obóz narciarski. Co jej doradzisz? A. You must try the food there. B. You need to have a warm sweater. C. In my opinion you should practise skiing.

Chcesz, żeby koleżanka poszła z Tobą na zakupy. Co jej powiesz? A. Will you do the shopping for me? B. What about going to the shops together? C. What would you like to get from the shop?

Dzwonisz do kolegi mieszkającego w Londynie. Chcesz dowiedzieć się, jaka jest tam pogoda. Jak o to zapytasz? A. How do you know about the weather in London? B. Why is the weather in London like that? C. What’s the weather like in London?

Nie wiesz, gdzie zostawiłeś/zostawiłaś kluczyk do szafki. Jak o tym poinformujesz swojego kolegę? A. I’m afraid I can’t find my key. B. I don’t know whose key it can be. C. I should remember to leave the key.

Spiders don’t frighten me any more. AFRAID I __________ spiders any more.

In my opinion science fiction books are (interesting / than) __________ historical novels.