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  • Present perfect: ___ Peter ____ (arrive) yet?
    has / arrived
  • Say this sentence in the negative form: We stayed in a hotel
    We didn't stay in a hotel
  • Present continuous: I ______ (look) at some paintings at the moment.
    I'm looking at some paintings at the moment.
  • Alice/people/on the internet/sometimes/meets
    Alice sometimes meets people on the internet
  • Ross is a very (eervlc) girl. She'll do well in her exams.
    clever
  • Relative pronouns: The school _____ my brother goes to has a great football team
    where
  • The hotel was on a busy road, so it was really (nsyoi)
    noisy
  • Which preposition? ___ February ___ summer ___ 1990 ____ the morning
    IN
  • Going to. The baby ____ (sleep) during the flight
    isn't going to sleep
  • Relative pronouns: Yesterday I met a woman _____ knew my grandfather when he was young
    who
  • The beach was full of people, super (crwddoe)
    crowded
  • I/during the week/go out/never
    I never go out during the week
  • Present Continuous for future: ___ you ___ (stay) in Berlin?
    Are / staying
  • Complete the letters. (Vocabulary about airports) ch_ck _n l_ft g_t_s tr_ll_y c_st_ms _rr_v_ls t_rm_n_l d_p_rt_r_s
    check in lift gates trolley customs arrivals terminal departures
  • Going to: How ____ she ____ to the airport? (get)
    is / going to get
  • Relative pronouns: I'm reading the book _____ won the Booker prize this year
    that/which
  • Make a question in present continuous using the following words: What/that man/read?
    What is that man reading?
  • Past continuous: She ____ _____ (count) the money when the criminals entered the bank.
    was / counting
  • Make a question in present continuous using the following words: What/those kids/play?
    What are those kids playing?
  • Say this sentence in the negative: They bought some postcards
    They didn't buy some postcards.
  • Present Continuous for future: Where ____ you ____ (have) your sales conferences this year?
    are / having
  • Sam's very (rdfylnei)
    friendly
  • John never does his homework. He's very (alzy)
    lazy
  • In my country it rains a lot in summer but it ______ ______ in winter. (not rain)
    doesn't / rain
  • Going to is used for:
    -predictions with evidence - plans
  • Past of these verbs: begin be write study
    began was/were wrote studied
  • Present perfect: ___ you already ____ (do) your homework?
    have / done
  • Paula is really (hsy) she doesn't like meeting new
    shy
  • Present perfect: put the words in order have/you/for the weekend/made?
    have you made plans for the weekend?
  • Which preposition? ___ Wednesday 18th ___ the wall
    ON
  • ____ Louisa ______ to marry her boyfriend? (want)
    Does / want
  • Candice/her boyfriend/sees/every day
    Candice sees her boyfriend every day
  • The apartment was very (lxrsuuiou)
    luxurious
  • - What does he do in the evenings? - He ____ a lot of TV (watch)
    watches
  • Sarah's very (nynfu). She makes me laugh
    funny
  • Put these words in order: my dad/goes/often/out
    my dad often goes out
  • Past continuous: Yesterday at 10 pm I ____ ____ (watch tv)
    was / watching
  • Complete the question in past simple: _____ they ______ (decide) to go away this weekend?
    Did they decide to go away this weekend?
  • Past continuous: What _____ you _____ at 5.30 yesterday? (do)
    were / doing
  • Present perfect: A: What's the matter? B: I don't know. I _____ (not / make) anything
    haven't / made
  • Complete the question in past simple: Where ____ they ____ (go)?
    Where did they go?
  • ____ your parents _____ together? (live)
    do / live
  • Going to: That plane _____ (not fly) anywhere today.
    isn't going to fly
  • Past continuous: Last month at this time we ____ ____ (work)
    were / working
  • Present Continuous for future is used for:
    arrangements meetings
  • Present continuous: What __________ (you do) Stefan?
    What are you doing Stefan?
  • Past of these verbs: buy eat feel go
    bought ate felt went
  • DESCRIBING PEOPLE: Thanks for paying for dinner - that's very (enersuog)
    generous
  • Relative pronouns: I like going to restaurants ____ you can get interesting local food
    where
  • We love our room, it's very (cmftbloooae)
    comfortable
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