A. Do/ Would you like eating Italian food? B: Yes, I do/ would
A: Do you like eating Italian food? B: Yes, I do
Walk over/ through/ along Oxford Street, and the supermarket is in/ on/ at the left.
Walk along Oxford Street, and the supermarket is on the left.
What _____ Maret____ (wear) today? She ____ (wear)....
What is Maret wearing today? She's wearing....
_____ do you like best, Chinese food or Indian food?
Which do you like best, Chinese food or Indian food?
What's the weather like today?
It's stormy...and sunny...and rainy
What's ______ (difficult) word to spell in English?
What's the most difficult word to spell in English?
What's the missing word? I love Italian food. H _ _ _ _ _ _ , I don't like pizza
I love Italian food. However, I don't like pizza
I ___ (usually/ work) in London, but at the moment I ___ (stay) with a friend in Manchester. My friend ___ (be) a bank manager, but he ___ (not/ like) his job.
I USUALLY WORK in London, but at the moment I'M STAYING with a friend in Manchester. My friend IS a bank manager, but he DOESN'T LIKE his job.
My sister and her husband ____ (live) in Poland. He ___ (speak) Polish, but my sister ____ (not)
My sister and her husband live in Poland. He speaks Polish, but my sister doesn't.
______ did you stay in Paris? Three days
How long
a, the or -? My sister's __ teacher, and she lives in __ Boston, in ___ United States.
My sister's a teacher, and she lives in Boston, in the United States.
What's the ____ (good) way to get to the airport?
What's the best way to get to the airport?
A:You/ nice weekend? / B: Yes, I went to Haapsalu. A: Who______ with?
Did you have a nice weekend?......... Who did you go with?
There are more than twenty bridges on/ along/ over the River Thames.
There are more than twenty bridges over the River Thames.
What's the adjective? S H E M O N A D
handsome
How do you say these numbers? a. 23.8 b. 15, 000, 000 c. 1918 (year) d. 7308
twenty-three point eight, fifteen million c. nineteen eighteen seven thousand three hundred and eight
_____ (you/ ever/ have) pet dog before? No, I ____ (not)
Have you ever had a pet dog before? No I haven't
A: _____ (you/ have) a boyfriend? B: Yes, his name's Rob and we met/ we have met two years ago.
A: Do you have a boyfriend? B Yes, his name's Rob and we met two years ago.
Countable or uncountable? cereal, butter, egg, jam, sausage, beer