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Thanks, but I don’t need any help to do this. - Thanks, but I can do this ... . (by)

Thanks, but I can do this by myself.

Chris is a friend of mine who / which is training to become a chef.

Chris is a friend of mine who is training to become a chef.

I don’t have much free time today. - I only have ... free time today. (a)

I only have a little free time today.

A: It costs a lot to buy a good tennis racket. B: Yes, it ...... .

B: Yes, it does.

Cooking is something who / which I really enjoy doing.

Cooking is something which I really enjoy doing.

While we (ride) our bikes, Sam’s phone fell out of his pocket.

While we were riding our bikes, Sam’s phone fell out of his pocket.

I hardly (often / never / ever) go to the cinema.

I hardly ever go to the cinema.

Anna is too young to drive a car. - Anna ... to drive a car. (old)

Anna isn't old enough to drive a car.

Cristina cooks very (good) and she wants to become a chef.

Cristina cooks very well and she wants to become a chef.

She (occasionally / listen to) podcasts.

She occasionally listens to podcasts.

My dad gave me (a few / a lot / a little) advice.

My dad gave me a little advice.

Luisa and Jim are tall, but Tom is taller. - Tom is of all. (the)

Tom is the tallest of all.

A ..... people from my class are members of the same youth club I go to.

A few people from my class are members of the same youth club I go to.

Anna (not know) the answer so she asked me.

Anna didn't know the answer so she asked me.

Where is (a / the / -) shop that you went to yesterday?

Where is the shop that you went to yesterday?

Julie (not study) at the library on Saturdays.

Julie doesn't study at the library on Saturdays.

In general, (the / -) young people enjoy going out with their friends.

In general, young people enjoy going out with their friends.

Do you have any plans for the weekend? - What ... do at the weekend? (going)

What are you going to do at the weekend?

A: I think it’s better if school starts at eleven o’clock in the morning. B: I’m sorry, but I (not agree).

I’m sorry, but I don't agree.

Tanya is more polite than Nick. - Nick .... Tanya. (as)

Nick isn't as polite as Tanya.

A: What (you / look for)? B: My glasses. I can’t find them.

What are you looking for?

It isn’t necessary for us to leave now. - We ... now. (have)

We don't have to leave now.

I think he’s staying at home tonight, but I’m not sure. - He ... at home tonight. (may)

He may stay at home tonight.

If you own a restaurant you have to work (hard) and be there every day.

If you own a restaurant you have to work hard and be there every day.