| Speak, open, read, use, watch, like, enjoy, drink, talk, go |
1. Margaret...four languages.
2. In Britain the banks usually...at 9.30 in the morning.
3. I buy a newspaper everyday but sometimes I...it.
4. Paul has a car but he...it very often.
5....you...TV a lot?
6....your brother...football?
7. Julia always...parties.
8. I never...coffee.
9. Sue is a very quiet person. She...much.
10. How often...you...to the theatre?
6. , Past Indefinite , .
| Be, clean, start, finish, want, do |
1. We weren't happy with the hotel. Our room...very small and it... very clean.
2. I...my teeth three times yesterday.
3. The concert....at 7.30 and...at 10 o'clock.
4. When I was a child, I...to be a teacher.
5. 'I cut my hand this morning.' 'How...you...that?'
, Future Indefinite , .
| Sleep, be, win, open, stay, |
1. Don't drink coffee before you go to bed. You....
2. `Are you ready yet?' `Not yet. I...ready in five minutes.'
3. I think we...the game.
4. `It's very warm in the room.' `...I...the window?'
5....you...at home tomorrow evening?
8. some/ any, no , .
1. Would you like... tea? -- Yes, please.
2. When we were on holiday, we visited... very interesting places.
3. I'm afraid there is...coffee. Would you like...tea?
4. I went out to buy... milk but they didn't have... in the shop.
5. I can do this job alone. I don't need.........help.
9. something/somebody/anything/anybody/ nothing/nobody , .
1. She said... to me but I didn't understand it.
2........ has broken the window. I don't know whom.
3. There is... in the bag. It's empty.
4. I'm looking for my keys. Has.... seen them?
5. Would you like... to drink?
10. . - : 1) , , . 2) `to be' Indefinite. 3) , some, any, no .
Somebody Special
My grandfather's name is Salvador. He was a farmer but he has retired. He's eighty-six, and he's the oldest of my relatives. Last year my grandmother died, so he came to live with us.
He's very tall and quite fat and he's got grey hair and a beard. He's got blue eyes, and he wears glasses. He usually wears a jacket and trousers, and at weekends when he goes out he always wears a tie.
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I think he's wonderful. He's very strong and he's never ill. He's really active, and although he's retired he works hard in our garden and in his fields. He's young at heart and friendly to everyone. People who meet him always love him.
He loves walking in the country and reading. He spends most of his time reading novels and newspapers, and now he's studying French too. When he was young he learnt French in prison during the Civil War and now he wants to remember it again.
When I'm old, I'd like to be like my grandfather. He's a very special person.
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1. a/an the , .
1. `Is there... bank near here?' `Yes, at...end of...street.'
2.... sky is very clear tonight. I can see all...stars.
3. `Where are... children?' `They're in...garden.'
4. After... dinner we watched... television.
5. Julia is...doctor. Her husband is...art teacher.
2. (me/us/him/her/ them/it).
1. I don't know Sarah's parents. Do you know...?
2. Where is Ann? I want to talk to....
3. I want that book. Please, give it to....
4. We're going to the conference. Are you going with...?
5. Steve is gloomy today. What is the matter with...?
3. (my/ our/ your/ his/ her/ their/ its).
1. `Is that...car?' `No, I haven't got a car.'
2. I'm going to wash...hair before I go to the concert.
3. `What are the children doing?' `They are doing...homework.'
4. It's very cold today. Put on...coat when you go out.
5. Oxford is famous for...University.
4. have got /has got (, , ).
1. Julia wants to go to the concert, but she...a ticket.
2. He can't open the door. He...a key.
3. Most cars...six wheels.
4....you...a passport?
5. What kind of car...Julia...?
