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Whose are these books? - Who do___________________________________________________________?

Who do these books belong to?

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I don’t have a computer in my room.

There isn’t a computer in my room.

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Walking in the morning gives him pleasure

He enjoys walking in the morning.

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My sister dances well.

My sister is a good dancer. / My sister is good at dancing.

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How long is it since you moved here?

When did you move here?

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No one in my class is as strong as Ba.

Ba is the strongest in my class.

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I love books, especially English books.

I am fond of/ interested in / keen on books, especially English

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What’s your address?

Where do you live?

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The red car is more expensive than the black car.

The black car is cheaper than the red one/car. Or The black car is not as expensive as the red one.

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_____ is your father like? – He is very strict. A. How B. Where

how

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Football is regarded ________ the most popular sport in the world. A. for B. as C. like D. of

AS

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How many times a week do you go to your painting club?  How ___________________________________________________ your painting club? (OFTEN)

often do you go to.

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It is essential that you do your homework before going to school.  You _______________________________________________ before going to school. (MUST)

must do your homework

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Can you tell us the way to the bus stop?  How ____________________________________________________________________

How can we go/get to the bus stop?

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Do you find it easy to make friends?  Are you good _____________________________________________________________

Are you good at making friends?

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The library lends books to both students and teachers.  Both students and teachers can _______________________________________________

Both students and teachers can borrow books from the library.

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