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I haven’t seen John for ages.

Neither have I

So have I.

So am I.

I can’t swim very well.

Nor can I.

Nor do I.

So will I.

I’ll buy some snacks for the picnic

So will I.

So have I.

So do I

I don’t have much free time.

Nor do I.

Nor can I.

Neither have I.

I really enjoy walking my dog.

So do I

So am I.

So will I.

Mum’s taken the car to the _____ so the mechanic can fix it

garage

youth club

interval

When I go hiking, I carry all my clothes, food and water in my _____

backpack

garage

dishwasher

Please put your dirty plates and glasses in the _____ not the sink!

dishwasher

backpack

garage

I think there’s room for _____ here. I know you can do better than this.

improvement

interval

climbing

I banged my arm on the corner of the table and now I’ve got a big black and blue _____ .

bruise

dishwasher

climbing

I think television programmes are far less (interesting) they used to be. There’s nothing worth watching anymore.

interesting than

(Correct Adjective) Do you really believe that boys are (good) than girls at science?

better

(Correct Adjective) Who answers questions the most (intelligent) in your class?

intelligently

(Correct Adjective) Which is the (easy) subject you’ve ever studied?

easiest

(Correct Adjective) John works (hard) than his brother. He has always been very ambitious.

harder

(Correct Adjective) Which European city is the (far) from London?

farthest/furthest

(Correct Adjective) Tanya speaks French as (bad) as I do! I think it’s because we don’t really enjoy it

badly

(Correct Adjective) Martin drives (fast) than anyone I know.

faster

(Correct tense) I’ve decided that I _____ (look) for a part-time job this summer.

am going to look

(Correct tense) Hurry up! The lesson _____ (begin) in ten minutes.

begins

(Correct tense) _____ (Clare / thank) you for her present yet?

Has Clare thanked

(Correct tense) I _____ (help) you with your homework this evening, so I’ll come to your house at 7 pm.

will help

(Correct tense) Stephen _____ (not understand) why you’re angry with him so you need to tell him

doesn’t understand

(Correct tense) What mark _____ (you / get) for your last English test?

did you get

(Correct tense) Dan’s not at home at the moment. I think he _____ (play) football with his friends.

is playing

(Correct tense) As soon as I closed the door, I realised that I _____ (leave) my keys on the table.

had left

Please don’t (tell / say) me what to do!

tell

I (knew / met) George at Lisa’s party last weekend.

met

Where can I (find out / find about) our family history?

find out

Can you (spend / earn) good money working as a tour guide?

earn

We (spend / take) a lot of time every weekend helping our grandparents as they’re quite old now.

spend

Paul (is studying / is learning) geography at university at the moment.

is studying

My mother (learned / taught) me to play the piano when I was little.

taught

I can’t believe you (missed / lost) the train. Why were you late?

missed

(Suffix) We had an interesting discuss_____ about space exploration in class today.

discussion

(Prefix) I can’t mark your essay because it’s _____complete. Where’s the second page?

incomplete

(Suffix) Laura is one of the most beauti_____ girls I’ve ever seen.

beautiful

(Prefix) It’s hard to get to know Mary because she’s so _____friendly

unfriendly

(Prefix) It’s _____honest to tell lies so why don’t you just tell the truth?

dishonest

(Prefix) You know it’s _____polite not to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you.’

impolite

(Suffix) You could feel Jack’s disappoint_____ when he heard that he hadn’t made the team.

disappointment

(Suffix) I’ll send you an email confirm_____ of your order in the next couple of days.

confirmation