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The vet said my cat is too fat. It needs to ... weight!
lose
My mum usually ... me a lift to school.
gives
I can't come to school today. I think I ... a bad cold yesterday.
caught
My sister ... fit by jogging every morning.
keeps
Complete the sentence: The doctor said I need to ... these pills every night.
take
Complete the sentence: I think I'm going to ... the local gym.
join
What's the matter?
He's got a sore throat.
What's the matter?
He's sneezing
What's the matter?
He's got a (high) temperature.
What's the matter?
He's coughing.
What's the matter?
She looks pale.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of be able to and the verb in brackets: He ... (play) football last night because it rained a lot.
wasn't able to play
I ... (come) to football practice tomorrow because I have a dentist's appointment.
won't be able to come come
Complete the sentence with the correct form of be able to and the verb in brackets: ... (Jack / leave) the hospital tomorrow afternoon?
Will Jack be able to leave
Complete the sentence with the correct form of be able to and the verb in brackets: Alice ... (give) Jane any advice because she didn't know what to say.
wasn't able to give
Complete the sentence with the correct form of be able to and the verb in brackets: I... (unlock) the door. I think this must be the wrong key.
wasn't able to / am not able to unlock
Complete the sentence with the correct form of be able to and the verb in brackets: I'm sorry but I ... (find) your pills yet.
haven't been able to find
We couldn't find it ... a. until tomorrow. b. when we looked for it.
b. when we looked for it.
He can swim... a. when his arm is better. b. a few years ago.
a. when his arm is better.
We can finish our project... A. next week. B. last week.
A. next week
She could play sports ... a. this afternoon b. when she was young.
b. when she was young
He can leave it here... A. until he came back. B. for five minutes
B. for five minutes
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