Agree or disagree: I can't play soccer.
Neither can I (Agree) / I can (disagree)
Agree or disagree: I would love to go to Canada.
So would I (Agree) / I wouldn't (disagree)
Agree or disagree: I was born in BH.
So was I (agree) / I wasn't (disagree)
Agree or disagree: I have never read Romeo and Juliet.
Neither have I (agree) / I have (disagree)
Complete with a preposition: Every morning, I go jogging _______ the beach.
Every morning, I go jogging ALONG the beach.
Complete with a preposition: The burglar made a mistake when he ran __________ the policeman
The burglar made a mistake when he ran TOWARDS the policeman
Complete with a preposition: The teacher walked _______ the class, so we stopped talking and sat down.
The teacher walked AROUND the class, so we stopped talking and sat down.
Complete with a preposition: She walked ________ her friends, but she didn't see them.
She walked PAST her friends, but she didn't see them.
Complete with a preposition: He thought the ball would hit him but it went ________ his head.
He thought the ball would hit him but it went OVER his head.
Complete with a phrasal verb: It had been a terrible week, so we decided to ________ for the weekend and relax.
GO AWAY
Complete with a phrasal verb: We couldn't go shopping and we were ___________ food.
RUNNING OUT OF
Transform from ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: Angela prepared the food on the weekend.
The food was prepared on the weekend.
Transform from ACTIVE TO PASSIVE: John corrected the tests in one afternoon.
The tests were corrected in one afternoon.
Complete the sentence: I stayed with my parents last week because....
I stayed with parents last week because MY HOUSE HAD BEEN DESTROYED
Complete the sentence: I didn't travel with my friends last year because...
I didn't travel with my friends last year because I HAD SPENT ALL MY MONEY
