Complete: already/just/yet A: Are you done? B: Yes, I have ____ finished the most important things. There are a few other things I haven’t done ____, but they can wait till tomorrow. A: Great, because our taxi has ____ arrived.
already / yet / just
Complete: anything/nowhere/somewhere/nothing A: Is there ___ to eat? B: I think there’s ___ in the fridge. If you are hungry, we need to go ____. A: Actually I want to go ___ but my bed! I’m so tired.
anything / nothing / somewhere / nowhere
Complete: have seen/ haven't seen A: Jenny? Is that you? B: Jack! Oh my! I ____ you for ages!
haven’t seen
Complete: have done/ought/'s been A: What’s the matter, Jeff? B: It ___ a tough morning. It’s only 10:00 and I ____ a zillion things. My head is killing me. Do you have a painkiller? A: Yep. You ____ to take it easy.
’s been / have done / ought
Complete: had better/ has/ been waiting/ on cloud nine A: Who ___ Lynn ___ for? B: Sam. He ___ have a good explanation why he’s so late, otherwise he will be in deep trouble. Lilian is not exactly ___.
has / been waiting / had better / on cloud nine
Complete: as courageous as/the best/less stressed/healthier Why have you decided to change your life? B: I wanted a _____ lifestyle. I wanted to feel ______. It was _____ decision I could have made. A: Wow! I wish I was___ you to do that!
healthier / less stressed / the best / as courageous as
Complete: or/'m worried sick about them/ either A: Have you seen ____ Jim___Maria lately? B: No, I haven’t. Why? A: I ____. They have been missing classes and their grades keep getting worse. I wonder what’s going on.
either / or / am worried sick about them
Complete: for/since A: Oh ! I can’t believe you got me this book. I've been looking for it _____ I saw that movie. B: I know. I thought you would like it as a gift. It wasn't easy to get it. I have been looking for it __weeks.
since / for
Complete: I’m down in the dumps./ I'm bummed out./ A: Wow, you look miserable. What happened? B: ___. I got fired! A: I’m really sorry to hear that.
I’m down in the dumps.
Complete: just/already/yet A: Mary, have you called Mr. John_____? B: Yes, I have __ talked to him. I have ____ scheduled a meeting for next week. A: Thanks.
yet / just / already
Chandler and Ross are probably _______________. /siblings / friends / wife and husband
friends
Rachel met her friend Monica when they were in High School. What happened to Rachel since they last met? (look at the pic)
She got married and then divorced.
What has she been doing since she moved?
She’s been drinking wine.
How did Aline feel right after she moved?
She felt scared.
Why has Tommy been working so much?
To get a promotion.
when you’re happy it’s easier to...
to get money
