So, do you enjoy the party?
Yes, it is really good .
Hey, I like your shoes Sam. They are cool.
Thanks. They hurt my feet, though.That s why I am not dancing. You are wearing a trainers. They are muck better for dancing.
Hey,you two.Do you want to dance?
No,thanks,Alice.Matt,you go ahead and dance.
Uh,no thanks .
But you love dancing,Matt.
Er,yes,but I do not like this band.
Really?I love them. Actually I am going to see them next month and I have got a spare ticket.Do you want to come,Alice?
Yes,please!
1) You needn’t use cream in this sauce, but it makes it tastier.
2) You have to be over 1 m 60 cm tall to be an air hostess.
3) May I ask you a question?
4) I should have gone to visit my Uncle Tom in hospital after work, but I was too tired.
5) I really didn’t hear you ring the doorbell. I could have been sleeping, or maybe I was listening to music.
6) You lucky thing! How could you get Madonna’s autograph?
7) We go swimming every other week.
8) Hardly any people turned up for the meeting.
9) You should stop working so hard.
10) Sam doesn’t like fruit, and Jim doesn’t either.
11) Mike and Tim did well on the test because both of them had studied hard.
12) She goes to the gym every other day.
13) The sooner we move house, the better it will be for us.
14) Clothes are getting more and more expensive all the time.
15) This report isn’t any better than the previous.
16) Your handwriting is illegible. I can’t work out anything.
17) You should be more economical if you want to save money.
18) Try to be more delicate talking to her, she is very sensitive.
19) Robert is quite a funny man.
20) It was rather a waste of time cooking dinner.
21) This is nice material – it feels like silk.
22) I don’t think I could describe Andy as an intelligent person.
23) She has a little experience of working as a nurse.
24) How many bags of flour do we need?
25) My brother-in-law’s car is the fastest I’ve ever ridden in.
26) I don’t live with my parents anymore. I live with on my own.
PAST PERFECT:
1. Julia said thar they had seen that film.
2. She didn't know why he had done it.
3. When I saw the bike I understood why he had bought it.
4. Dan didn't want to watch the film, beccause he had seen it before.
5. I remembered that I had locked the door.
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS:
1. We had been playing tennis for an hour when it started to rain.
2. I had been waiting for for half an hour before the bus came.
3. It had been raining, so the ground was wet.
4. She was very tired because she had been working very hard.
5. John gave up smoking last month. He had been smoking for 10 years.