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What ___ you ___? It ____ delicious. (cook/smell)
what are you cooking? It smells delicious
A: What ____ you _____(think) about? You ______(look) upset. B: I have a headache. ____ you _____ any pills?(have)
A: What are you thinking about? You look upset. B: I have a headache. Do you have any pills?
Jack ___________ tomorrow and _____________ back on Thursday. (leave/come)
is leaving / coming
They have finished painting the building last month. True or False? If false, what's the correct version?
past simple form should be used: finished
A: Jane is _____________ person in this class. (friendly) B: No I don't agree. I think George is ____________ than Jane.
the friendliest / friendlier
PUT ARTICLES: A/AN/THE/ - 1.___ love is more important than ___ money. 2. I don't like ___ dog which is black and white. 3. I get back from____ work at 8.
- / - / the / -
A: Teacher said we had time until next week so you __________________ to finish tonight. B: No, I ______ finish my report until tomorrow because I'm going abroad in two days.
don't have to / must
1. I used to ________ play the piano when I was 5 but then I forgot it. 2. If you don't understand the topic, you _______ ask it to the teacher. I think she can help you.
be able to / should
1. Her mobile has been turned off all morning so I _______ to talk to her yet. 2. You ______ to bring your homework yesterday, it is too late now. 3. Don't worry about your debt. You _________ to pay me back today.
haven't been able / had to / don't have to
1. 'I work in a bank.' He said that ___________. 2. 'I've been ill for a couple of weeks.' ⇒ He told me that ______________. 3. 'I'll lend you the money.' ⇒ He told me that _________________
1. he worked ... 2. he had been ill... 3. he would lend me the money
1. 'I can't do it without your help.' ⇒ She said she _______ it without my help. 2. You should talk to Jim.' ⇒ She said that I _______ to Jim. 3. 'Get out!' ⇒ She told me _____ .
couldn't do / should talk to / .. told me to get out
1. If I ____ (find) her address, I’ll send her an invitation. 2. If they go to Australia, they ____ (go) whale-watching. 3. If Sarah didn't go with John, Anna _____(try) to become his girlfriend.
find / will go / would try
1. If she ____ (feel) better tomorrow, she will see a doctor. 2. I ______ lend you money if I had any. 3. If I _____ you, I would call him and tell him everything.
doesn't feel / 'd lend / were
1. this website ____ (visit) by thousands of people everyday. 2. The 2010 World Cup ____(win) by Spain. 3. In Britain, some medicine ____(sell) in supermarkets.
is visited / was won / are sold
turn these sentences into passive form: 1. Shakespeare wrote Hamlet. 2. A lot of people in Egypt play cricket.
1. Hamlet was written by Shakespeare 2. Cricket is played by a lot of people in Egypt.
1. Who __________ this paper? 2. Why _____ you _____ me yesterday? 3. What _____ tomorrow? (write/call/happen)
wrote/did-call/will happen
