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Adouble bedroom in shared ____(ACCOMODATE)

ACCOMODATION

withing walking _____ (DISTANT)

DISTANCE

The hairdresser is cutting my hair this afternoon. I___ (CUT)

I'M HAVING MY HAIR CUT THIS AFTERNOON

The electrician will mend our lamps next week.We___ (HAVE)

WE WILL HAVE OUR LAMPS MENDED NEXT WEEK

Someone stole my car last night. I___(HAD)

I HAD MY CAR STOLEN LAS NIGHT

Our T V needs to be repaired. We___ (HAVE)

WE NEED TO HAVE OUR TV REPAIRED.

The milkman will deliver fresh milk at my door. I___ (HAVE9

I WILL HAVE FRESH MILK DELIVERED AT MY DOOR

They are going to get someone to fix the pipe. They _____ (HAVE)

THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE THE PIPE FIXED

Describing people: How rude! She pushed in front of that old woman on the bus.

impolite

Describing people: He's 25 and he still has a tantrum if he doesn't get his way.

immature

Describing people He won't listen to anyone's advice but his own!

stubborn

Describing people: I can't believe she asked me about my boyfriend when she knows we have broken up:

inconsiderate/ insensitive

Describing people: ............/............ skin

smooth/wrinkled

Describing people: .......... complexion

spotty

Describing people: ........... eyes

piercing eyes

Someone has repaired our washing machine. HAVE We ......................... repaired.

have had our washing machine

Someone broke into John's house last week. HAD John .................... last week.

had his house broken into

Combine to make a relative clause: We visited the house. Goya painted the dark paintings in there.

We visited the house in which Goya painted his dark paintings/which Goya painted his dark paintings in.

Combine to make a relative clause: The manager was very helpful. We spoke to him.

The manager, who we spoke to/to whom we spoke, was very helpful.

Combine to make a relative clause: No one came to his birthday party. It made him feel let down.

Noone came to his birthday party, which made him feel let down.

Combine to make a relative clause: I'll always remember the day. I met my best friend then.

I'll always remember the day when I met my best friend.

Combine to make a relative clause: That's the woman. Her husband spoke to you on the phone.

That's the woman whose husband you spoke to on the phone.

Combine to make a relative clause: He lives above the shop. I work there.

He lives above the shop where I work.

Combine to make a relative clause: I'm enjoying the book. You lent it to me.

I'm enjoying the book (which/that) you lent to me.

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: A lot of youngsters really admire Rafa Nadal.

look up to

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: My friend disappointed me when she cancelled last minute.

let me down

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: It can be hard to tolerate noisy neighbours.

put up with

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: I stopped being friends with John when he stole from me.

fell out with

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: You need to deal with this problem successfully.

sort out this problem

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: We have used up all the milk.

have run out of

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: He stopped football when he broke his leg.

gave up

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: They ended their relationship after two years.

broke up