Question

1 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the word provided.
1 There’s no need for Karen to go in to school today.
HAVE
Karen in to school today.
2 I feel really bad about not buying a present for Fiona.
SHOULD
I a present for Fiona.
3 I love it when somebody gives me a compliment.
BEING
I love a compliment.
4 ‘Do you like reggae?’ asked Claire.
IF
Claire asked me .
5 I’d really like to go to Brazil.
PLACE
The .
6 This brand of chocolate is less popular than the others.
AS
This brand of chocolate the others.
7 Before May, the construction company will have finalised plans for a new water park.
BY
Before May, the construction company.
Mark: ___ / 7
2 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 I think was Mark who kicked the ball through the window.
2 Sally apologised being late.
3 ‘You go to Marston High School, you?’ ‘Yes, that’s right.’
4 one of the tickets has been sold. The hall will be full.
5 We enjoy the play. It really was wonderful. You should go.
6 of the students like porridge very much. They all hate it!
7 Andy was with us at home all day, so he have been the boy you saw in the shopping mall.
1 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the word provided.
1 There’s no need for Karen to go in to school today.
HAVE
Karen in to school today.
2 I feel really bad about not buying a present for Fiona.
SHOULD
I a present for Fiona.
3 I love it when somebody gives me a compliment.
BEING
I love a compliment.
4 ‘Do you like reggae?’ asked Claire.
IF
Claire asked me .
5 I’d really like to go to Brazil.
PLACE
The .
6 This brand of chocolate is less popular than the others.
AS
This brand of chocolate the others.
7 Before May, the construction company will have finalised plans for a new water park.
BY
Before May, the construction company.
Mark: ___ / 7
2 Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 I think was Mark who kicked the ball through the window.
2 Sally apologised being late.
3 ‘You go to Marston High School, you?’ ‘Yes, that’s right.’
4 one of the tickets has been sold. The hall will be full.
5 We enjoy the play. It really was wonderful. You should go.
6 of the students like porridge very much. They all hate it!
7 Andy was with us at home all day, so he have been the boy you saw in the shopping mall.
cycling holiday
When he was young, my dad 1
(enjoy) going on cycling holidays. That’s
why he decided that we should all go on one together as a family. He said that we
2
(have) a great time! To be honest, the first two days of the holiday
were great. I remember 3
(cycle) through some pretty villages. It was
more difficult for my sister. Her bike was new. She 4
(own) it for only a
couple of weeks. Consequently, she found it hard to control the bike. Then, on the third day, it
started to rain. If we had been close to a railway station, we 5
(board)
the train for home. But we were miles from anywhere and we had to cycle through the rain all
day, and the next day. It was horrible, and we all caught a cold. That’s the last cycling holiday
ever! This time next year, we’ll be on a beach. We 6
(not cycle) on
muddy roads in the rain.