Chcesz, żeby koleżanka poszła z Tobą na zakupy. Co jej powiesz? A. Will you do the shopping for me? B. What about going to the shops together? C. What would you like to get from the shop?

I have been a member of the Animal Club for three months. MONTHS I joined the Animal Club ________________.

There (be / three / egg) ________ in the fridge. To make pancakes we need to buy milk and flour.

Koleżanka pyta Cię, co powinna wziąć na obóz narciarski. Co jej doradzisz? A. You must try the food there. B. You need to have a warm sweater. C. In my opinion you should practise skiing.

Kolega nie wie, czym poczęstować odwiedzającą go jutro kuzynkę. Jakiej rady mu udzielisz? A. What will she get for dessert? B. Why don’t you get her some fruit salad? C. Where did you get this cake for her?

We (take / photo) ________________________ outside our school last week.

Rozmawiasz przez telefon w hałaśliwym miejscu. Jak poprosisz swojego rozmówcę, aby mówił głośniej? A. Could you talk slowly, please? B. Could you say it again, please? C. Could you speak more loudly, please?

Spiders don’t frighten me any more. AFRAID I __________ spiders any more.

I (never / be) ____________ to Spain before.

Nie wiesz, gdzie zostawiłeś/zostawiłaś kluczyk do szafki. Jak o tym poinformujesz swojego kolegę? A. I’m afraid I can’t find my key. B. I don’t know whose key it can be. C. I should remember to leave the key.

How much is petrol in Poland? COST How much ________in Poland?

Bob, (be / you / old) __________ than your sister?

Chcesz dowiedzieć się, czy Twój znajomy ma jakieś plany na weekend. Jak o to zapytasz? A. Will you do it for me at the weekend? B. Do you often make plans for the weekend? C. Are you doing anything during the weekend?