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She (has to sweep / have to sweep) the floor before dinner.
She has to sweep the floor before dinner.
I don't like drinking milk. (Why/ How) about lemonade?
How about lemonade?
My mother and my sister always (do the shopping/ shopping) at the weekends.
My mother and my sister always do the shopping at the weekends.
I don't like eating fish. Shall we (have/ has) fried chicken?
I don't like eating fish. Shall we have fried chicken?
I usually (taking the dog for a walk / take the dog for a walk)
I usually take the dog for a walk.
I (have to/ has to) get up early on Monday.
I have to get up early on Monday.
She ( has to / have to ) tidy up the room.
She has to tidy up the room.
There (is/ are) some cake in the fridge
This is some cake in the fridge.
Are there any apples on the tree? ( Yes, there are./ No, there aren't.)
Yes, there are.
Is there (any/ some) water in the bottle?
Is there any water in the bottle?
The mouse is eating (any/ some) cheese.
The mouse is eating some cheese.
It's (quarter past seven/ quarter to seven / seven forty-five)
It's quarter to seven.
It's (quarter to seven / quarter past seven / quarter past eight)
It's quarter past seven.
What time is it? It's (eight half past / half past eight / eight thirteen)
It's half past eight.
Peter is good at ( swimming / swiming / swim)
Peter is good at swimming.
He (don't like / doesn't like ) doing homework.
He doesn't like doing homework.
They love (watch / watching ) TV.
They love watching TV
Annie (like / likes) playing the piano.
Annie likes playing the piano.
She ( aren't good at/ isn't good at ) jumping.
She isn't good at jumping.
He is good at (dance / dancing).
He is good at dancing.
She (is/ isn't ) good at cooking.
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