Nov 20, 2016
- Complete the sentences for each situation.
- ‘Shall we get married?’ ~ ‘Yes, let’s.’
They decided - ‘Please help me.’ ~ ‘OK.’
She agreed - ‘Can I carry your bag for you?’ ~ ‘No, thanks. I can manage.’
He offered - ‘Let’s meet at 8 o’clock.’ ~ ‘OK, fine.’
They arranged - ‘What’s your name?’ ~ ‘I’m not going to tell you.’
She refused
- ‘Shall we get married?’ ~ ‘Yes, let’s.’
- Complete the sentences with one of the following verbs.
get ○ buy ○ post ○ say ○ be ○ use - Don’t forget the letter I gave you.
There was a lot of traffic but we managed to the airport in time.
Jill has decided not a car.
We’ve got a new computer in our office. I haven’t learnt how it yet.
I wonder where Sue is. She promised not late.
We were all too afraid to speak. Nobody dared anything.
- Don’t forget the letter I gave you.
- Put the verb into the correct form, ‘to …’ or ‘~ing’. (See Unit 52 for verb + ~ing.)
- When I’m tired, I enjoy . . . television. It’s relaxing.
- to watch
- watching
- It was a nice day, so we decided . . . for a walk.
- to go
- going
- It’s a nice day. Does anyone fancy . . . for a walk?
- to go
- going
- I’m not in a hurry. I don’t mind . . . .
- waiting
- to wait
- They don’t have much money. They can’t afford . . . out very often.
- going
- to go
- I wish that dog would stop . . . . It’s driving me mad.
- to bark
- barking
- Our neighbour threatened . . . the police if we didn’t stop the noise.
- to call
- calling
- We were hungry, so I suggested . . . dinner early.
- having
- to have
- Hurry up! I don’t want to risk . . . the train.
- missing
- to miss
- I’m still looking for a job but I hope . . . something soon.
- finding
- to find
- When I’m tired, I enjoy . . . television. It’s relaxing.
- Make a new sentence using the verb in brackets.
- He has lost weight.
He (seem) - Tom is worried about something.
Tom (appear) - You know a lot of people.
You (seem) - My English is getting better.
My English (seem) - That car has broken down.
That car (appear) - David forgets things.
David (tend) - They have solved the problem.
They (claim)
- He has lost weight.
- Complete each sentence using ‘what / how / whether …’ + one of these verbs:
do ○ go ○ ride ○ say ○ use - Do you know John’s house?
Can you show me this washing machine?
Would you know if there was a fire in the building?
You’ll never forget a bicycle once you have learned.
I was really astonished. I didn’t know
I’ve been invited to the party but I don’t know or not.
- Do you know John’s house?
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