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LIVE BEAT 2

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  • I ___________ basketball on TV. (watch, love)
    I love watching basketball on TV.
  • late / not get / up (imperative)
    Don’t get up late.
  • Last summer we ________(stay) in a small village near the sea.
    Last summer we stayed in a small village near the sea.
  • Julie and Anna _______dinner on Saturdays. (cook)
    Julie and Anna cook dinner on Saturdays.
  • How _______ is your bag? -It’s 15 kilos.
    How heavy is your bag? It’s 15 kilos.
  • Hurry up! Let’s walk _____ (quick).
    Hurry up! Let’s walk quickly.
  • She _________ (have) lunch with her Mum.      (Past continuous)
    She was having lunch with her Mum.
  • How _______ is the River Thames? -It’s 346 kilometres from beginning to end.
    How long is the River Thames? -It’s 346 kilometres from beginning to end.
  • Say the price: 50p
    Fifty pence
  • My Dad was upset and shouted at us_______(angry). (Adverb)
    My Dad was upset and shouted at us angrily.
  • borrow / camera / I / can / your / ?
    Can I borrow your camera?
  • ________ (you, go) to school? (Past continuous)
    Were you going to school?
  • There is a little / a few food in the fridge.
    There is a little food in the fridge.
  • Have you got a / any sandwiches?
    Have you got any sandwiches?
  • I’ve got a little / a few DVDs at home.
    I’ve got a few DVDs at home.
  • You must/mustn't eat food in the sports areas.
    You mustn’t eat food in the sports areas.
  • Alex usually ______ tennis once a week. (play)
    Alex usually plays tennis once a week.
  • We _________ (not buy) any chocolates. (Past simple)
    We didn't buy any chocolates.
  • How ___ are you? -One metre sixty.
    How tall are you? -One metre sixty.
  • I ______________to school in the morning. (cycle, not mind)
    I don’t mind cycling to school in the morning.
  • Say the price: £3.60
    Three pounds sixty
  • water / plenty of / drink (imperative)
    Drink plenty of water.
  • I _____ (eat) some apples for lunch. (Past simple)
    I ate some apples for lunch.
  • You mustn't/must wear sports shoes.
    You must wear sports shoes.