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A1end SP-PS-PC-1 cond-can-could-have to-will-'d ...
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I ___ to work every morning. (+, to walk)
I WALK to work every morning.
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The printer works ____. (good)
The printer works WELL.
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If I’m busy, I ___ shopping. (-, to go)
If I’m busy, I WON'T GO shopping.
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They ____ many pictures on their last vacation. (- to take)
They DIDN'T TAKE many pictures on their last vacation.
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Would you like ____ dessert?
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some
any
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The countryside isn’t __ noisy __ the city. ( = )
The countryside isn’t AS noisy AS the city.
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Is your new job ___ interesting ___ your old one? ( > )
Is your new job MORE interesting THAN your old one?
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We ___ a delicious homemade meal tonight. (to have)
We ARE HAVING a delicious homemade meal tonight.
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I ______ make dinner tonight we are going to a restaurant. (ne pas devoir)
I DON'T HAVE TO make dinner tonight because we are going to a restaurant.
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She enjoys ___ to music. (to listen)
She enjoys LISTENING to music.
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I ____ wake up early tomorrow morning to catch the first train. (devoir)
I HAVE TO wake up early tomorrow morning to catch the first train.
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We ___ any technical problems yesterday. ( - to have)
We DIDN'T HAVE any technical problems.
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She ___ her suitcase to the lift after she checked in. (to carry)
She CARRIED her suitcase to the lift after she checked in..
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___ you ___ your surname, please? (to spell)
CAN / WILL / COULD / WOULD you SPELL your surname, please?
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She ___ on a day trip last weekend.(to go)
She WENT on a day trip last weekend.
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__ you ___ me back later? (to call)
CAN / WILL / COULD / WOULD you CALL me back later?
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She ____ part time in a hotel last summer. (to work)
She WORKED part time in a hotel last summer.
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She ___ skiing. (-, to enjoy)
She DOESN'T ENJOY skiing.
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If it rains, I____ . (to drive)
If it rains, I'LL DRIVE.
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If you go by car, you ___ faster. (to arrive)
If you go by car, you'LL ARRIVE faster.
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A)Today is trash day. B)Are you sure? ___ you ___ the calendar? (to check)
DID you CHECK the calendar?
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He ___ in a hotel in Italy last summer. (to stay)
He STAYED in a hotel in Italy last summer.
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We ___ breakfast at the hotel yesterday morning. (to have)
We HAD breakfast at the hotel yesterday morning.
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Sorry, I don't have _____ money to give you.
some
--
any
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___ you ___ to work every day? (?, to walk)
DO you WALK to work every day?
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Do you enjoy ___? (to dance)
Do you enjoy DANCING?
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The phone battery is almost dead. It ____ turn off soon. (Il va s'eteindre)
The phone battery is almost dead. It IS GOING TO turn off soon.
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If I apply for the job, I____ my CV. (to update)
If I apply for the job, I'LL UPDATE my CV.
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A) What is he doing? B) He ____ the news online. (to read)
He IS READING the news online.
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I ______ take the bus today. (ne pas devoir)
I DON'T HAVE TO take the bus today.
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A) Where are Kate and Paul? B) They ___ tennis in the park. (to play)
They ARE PLAYING tennis in the park.
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The waiter ___ the plates to the tables now. (to carry)
The waiter IS CARRYING the plates to the tables now.
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Look at those dark clouds—it ____ soon. (il va pleuvoir)
Look at those dark clouds. It IS GOING TO RAIN soon.
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I like ____ chocolate.
a
some
--
any
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What __ you __ for lunch? (past-- to eat)
What DID you EAT for lunch?
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___ you repeat your name, please? (Pourriez)
___ you repeat your name, please?
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__ you ___ him if he has any questions? (to help)
WILL / COULD / WOULD you HELP him if he has any questions?
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He ___ me yesterday morning. (to call)
He CALLED me yesterday morning.
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The laptop ___ without a charger. (-, to work)
The laptop DOESN'T WORK without a charger.
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Okay!
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