Complete the sentence with the correct reflexive pronoun or each other: They've both got a great sense of humour. They're always telling__________jokes and trying to make the other person laugh.
each other
Rewrite the sentence with a a defining or non-defining relative clause: 1. Her cards are absolutely beautiful. They are handmade. (which)
Her cards, which are handmade, are absolutely beautiful.
Choose the correct option: Someone already bought/had already bought the jacket when I went/ had gone back to the shop.
had already bought/ went
Write a second sentence with the same meaning as the first. Use MUST, COULD/MIGHT or CAN'T, in the present or past: 1. It definitely wasn't left here by accident. 2. Perhaps it's made of gold
1. It can't have been left here by accident 2. It could/might be made of gold
Tell me the structure of the Past Perfect in Affirmative, negative and questions.
aff: Sub+ had+ participle. Neg: Sub+ hadn't+ participle. Questions: Had+ subject+ participle?
Answer using descriptive and extreme adjectives from Unit 3. What have you read, seen or heard recently that was thought-provoking? Why?
I've seen a documentary about gender roles that I found really inspiring and It made me think about our role as women in the society.
Use the past perfect: By the time I phoned Fernando, he_______(already/ leave) home.
had already left
Are these adverbs of manner, place or time? quietly, terribly, outside, soon, smoothly.
quietly, terribly, smoothly: manner/ outside: place / soon: time
Write the opposites using the correct prefix of these adjectives: sociable, reliable, patient, loyal
unsociable/ unreliable / impatient / disloyal
Past perfect. Complete the second sentence so it means the same as the first:Use the words in brackets. 1.He spoke to an expert.It was too late. ( by the time) :________________________too late.
By the time he had spoken to an expert, it was too late.
Describe the following adjectives: exhausted, unforgettable, delighted, puzzling.
exhausted: very tired / unforgettable: that stays in your memory / delighted: very pleased / puzzling: confusing
Use modals for speculation and deduction. Why are they arguing?
Perhaps he could have forgotten doing the laundry.
Choose: 1. It's so hot today. It MUST/CAN'T be the hottest day of the year so far! 2. She's over an hour late. Her train MUST BE/MUST HAVE BEEN cancelled.
1: MUST 2. MUST HAVE BEEN
Complete with an adverb of time: It's 6:am! It's far too__________.I'm not going to get up yet./Someone has_______broken the world record!It only happened an hour ago.
early / just