Do you think he'll carry on studing after he's finished school ?
Kate refused to asnwer my question . She just looked at me and shook her hear
If you fancy to get away from it all , why not to take a two-day city break?
O.K. I'll give you a hand . I've got some time to spare .
If you're not sure how to use a phrasal verb , look it up in the dictionary.
I'll never get used to live in a cold climate.
Young people like to feel that they are independent enough to make their own decisions without consulting their parents .
Jane didn't let her worries interfere with her work
I'm used to get up early every day so you can ... (count) on me ... (be) there on time .
The cars needs cleaning so I'm going to get it done this afternoon.
I saw him putting the file into his briefcase and leaving the office .
He prefers to be on his own now .
You rely on your parents far too much . You'll have to start to do things for yourself - they can't ... do everything for you .
Hotel bills have to be paid on the day of departure .
The customs officer made me open my suitcases.
We noticed him entering the building carrying a huge bag .
I suggest to buy a second-hand car for the time being .
She heard the clock striking two before she went to bed
A Charlie was unhappy because ..
1) he wanted to visit the factory.
2) there was no money.
3) somebody dropped a coin.
B. Charlie hurried to the shop because
1) he hoped to find some money.
2) he waited for some time.
3) the coin was his now.