Finish the sentence: Due to COVID, I can't get together with my family, so for the time being...
example: ...I'm doing weekly video calls with them.
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Marie is studying medicine with a view to... (BECOME AN ONCOLOGIST)
Marie is studying with a view to becoming an oncologist.
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After last week's events, ________________ people have submitted tips to the FBI. (NUMBER)
numerous
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Transform to active: First, the card is inserted into the machine.
ex: First, the user inserts the card into the machine.
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Use the word "onlookers" in a sentence.
definition of "onlooker": a spectator; a non-participating observer
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Transform to reported speech: "It's been years since I last saw Andy," Ron said to Donna.
Ron told Donna it had been years since he had last seen Andy.
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The best ___________ of action would be to avoid crowded areas and stay at home whenever possible.
course
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Restate the sentence using HAVE/GET/WANT SOMETHING DONE: A mechanic fixed my motorbike. (informal)
I got my motorbike fixed.
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Restate the sentence using HAVE/GET/WANT SOMETHING DONE: Derek wanted them to clean the house top to bottom.
Derek wanted the house (to be) cleaned top to bottom.
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Finish the sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first: Leslie has many more coffee mugs than Ann. Ann doesn't have...
Ann doesn't have nearly as many coffee mugs as Leslie.
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What was the original direct speech? Martin asked if we would be able to go to the cinema.
"Will we be able to go to the cinema?"
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Restate the sentence using HAVE/GET/WANT SOMETHING DONE: Last week, my last chocolate bar was stolen.
Last week, I had my last chocolate bar stolen.
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Restate the sentence using synonyms (you can use more than 1 word): AFFLUENT people often have two homes, while even one small flat may be UNAFFORDABLE for a low-income family.
example: RICH/WEALTHY ... TOO EXPENSIVE/TOO COSTLY
