She speaks English very well, but she's from the UK. (not)
She speaks English very well, but she's not from the UK.
- Do you have a / any tissues? - Yes. There are one / some in my bag.
any/some
- What you do / do you do at the weekend? - I usually stay at home. I don't / I'm not earn much money.
do you do / don't
It's a boring job. ( opposite)
It's an interesting job.
It's an expensive restaurant. ( opposite)
It's a cheap restaurant.
- Do you like play / playing tennis? - Yes, it's / he's great.
playing/it's
He has a big car. ( opposite)
He has a small car.
Sorry, I understand. What does "journalist" mean? (don't)
Sorry, I don't understand. What does "journalist" mean?
A: ________________________? B: I'm a doctor.
What do you do?
Do you have pencil and paper? (a)
Do you have a pencil and paper?
I have a busy social life. ( opposite)
I have a quiet social life.
A:__________________? (enjoy) B: Yes. It's a great job.
Do you enjoy it?
There's a place near the river. It's great. (beautiful)
There's a beautiful place near the river. It's great.
Do you want to go / going to the cinema later?
to go
- Do / Does your son like football? - He love / loves watching, but he doesn't play very often / sometimes.
does / loves / often
I play computer games. (hardly ever)
I hardly ever play computer games.
A:_____________________? (work) B: At a hospital in the north of Rome.
Where do you work?
It's the worst place to live in the UK. ( opposite)
It's the best place to live in the UK.
I need do some shopping. (to)
I need to do some shopping.