Connect the two sentences using the word in brackets: She likes Harry Potter. She doesn't read it every year. (although)
She likes Harry Potter, although she doesn't read it every year. / Although she likes Harry Potter, she doesn't read it every year.
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Connect the two sentences using the word in brackets: I really like McDonald's. I know it's unhealthy, so I don't often eat there. (however)
I really like McDonald's. However, I know it's unhealthy, so I don't often eat there.
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Adjective or adverb? Does he drive too fast?
adverb
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Change the sentence, but keep the meaning. Use the word in brackets: He is a quick learner. (learns)
He learns quickly.
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lifesaver
Give 15 points!
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gift
Win 20 points!
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rocket
Go to first place!
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thief
Give points!
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Change the sentence, but keep the meaning. Use the word in brackets: He runs really fast. (runner)
He is a really fast runner.
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What is he doing?
He is taking the rubbish / trash out.
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Peter is taller than Simon, ________?
isn't he?
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Find the gibberish word and replace it with a real one: You should never trandle a sleeping dog.
You should never wake up / bother a sleeping dog.
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They __________ (listen) to music while they __________ (drive).
They were listening to music while they were driving.
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I __________ (go) to the cinema yesterday. Then I _________ (have) dinner with my best friend.
I went to the cinema yesterday. Then I had dinner with my best friend.
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Connect the two sentences using the word in brackets: Many students want school to start earlier. Some think it's more important to have a free afternoon. (whereas)
Many students want school to start earlier, whereas some think it's more important to have a free afternoon.
