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Complete with the correct future form: You’ll never guess who………………………….for dinner today. (COME – ARRANGEMENT)
You’ll never guess who's coming for dinner today.
You can _______________ a mortgage or travel insurance (phrasal verb)
take out
Complete with the correct prep and verb form: Ralph succeeded __________ __________ (get) a place at uni
Ralph succeeded in getting a place at uni
Complete witht the right verb form: Jill managed _______________ (keep) Mike's secret
Jill managed to keep Mike's secret
Fill in with the right future form: Do you happen to know what time the film………………………….? (START – TIMETABLE)
Do you happen to know what time the film starts?
Complete with the correct future form: Yesterday I tore a hole in my jeans. I………………………….them now. (MEND – STH YOU’VE ALREADY DECIDED TO DO)
Yesterday I tore a hole in my jeans. I'm going to mend them now.
Complete with the correct verb form: The accident put her off (drive) for life.
The accident put her off driving for life.
Complete with the right prep and verb form: His parents discouraged him ___________ ___________ (be) an actor.
His parents discouraged him from being an actor.
Complete the definition: A single-sex school is a school ____________ all pupils are either ____________ or ____________ .
A single-sex school is a school where all pupils are either boys or girls.
If you get round to sth or doing sth, you _______________________________.
...find the time for sth or to do sth
Complete with the right verb pattern: I meant ________________ (do) the ironing, but I didn't get round to it.
I meant to do... MEAN TO DO STH = HAVE THE INTENTION TO DO STH
A year-10 pupil in the UK education system is _____________ old.
14 to 15 years old
Complete with the right relative pronoun and prep: Yesterday I spoke to some of my former students, many of _____________ had taken a vocational training course after _____________ (leave) school.
whom / leaving
Complete with the right form: Being frugal doesn't necessarily mean _____________ (do) without.
DOING
A bloke hit me on the head. He used a paperweight - Use a passive construction:
I was hit on the head with a paperweight (...by a paperweight would imply an accident / with – sb hit me with one)
Use the right future form: “Tom doesn’t want to see you any longer.” / “No problem. I………………………….right now. (BE OFF – SNAPPY DECISION)
I'LL BE OFF
