I know that your country house (not sell)_____ yet. I (do) ____ my best to sell it and I hope it (sell)_____ soon.
Fine for parking, sir. You (choose)_____ the wrong side of the road.
I can’t understand why our plan (not suit)_____ you.
If Alec (pass)_____ his English exam successfully, he (be)____ very happy.
I looked out of the window. A group of teenagers (play)____ football on the sports ground.
I don’t know when Lizzie (begin)______ doing her room.
I think Bob (come)__ down with a cold. He constantly (cough, sneeze)___ and __. If I were you, I’d call the doctor.
They said they (not appeal)_____ for help yet, but they (may)____ do it in the near future.
Sally (wash)____ her car for more than an hour. When (think)___ you (finish) ___ it?
I saw a very expensive car (drive)____ to our cottage and (stop)___ at the gates.
Yesterday Jill (make)___ to vacuum the carpet sin the sitting-room by her mom.
I want you (understand)____ a good child always finds some time to spend with their parents. Put the words in proper forms: Sally went shopping with 300 pounds. She (know)___ she (need)_____ some more presents for the members of (she)____ family. the ones she (buy)____ the week before were not enough. Sally’s (one)___ purchase was a pretty coffee-set. She (think)___ it (make)____ a nice birthday present for her (old)_____ sister. The retail price was 30£, but Sally (get)___ it on sale with 10% off. Then a skirt and matching blouse (buy)_____ for (she)____ at the price of 43£ and a pair of shoes which (cost)____ Sally 25£. On another sale she (see)____ watch (reduce)____ from 50£ to 40£ and decided (buy)____ it for her father. Then she got a leather for 20 % less than the usual price of 80£ and a bit later a dozen CDs at 5 £ each for her brother Dan. She finished her shopping with 3 notepads she (require)_____ for her college. Each pad was 3£ . She also (have)___ a light meal at the food court, which was 5£ . After the long day in a shopping center she (go)____ home in the taxi and (give)____ the driver 10£ (include)____ the tip. How much money did Sally have after she had been to the shops? Sally had ______ pounds. Too Late to Stop Andrew Smith liked the novels of a writer (call)____ David Lamborn. Andrew’s wife Sarah, the manager of a big bookshop, always (bring)____ Andrew the latest works by his favourite writer. then one day Sarah said to her husband, “In a few days David LAmbourn (come)___ to our bookshop (sign)___ copies of his new book for his admirers . isn’t that good news? A big party (organize)____ for him at the Grand Hotel and you (invite)____ as my husband.” Andrew got very happy (look)____ forward to the day when he (meet)____ David Lambourn. On the great day at 6 p. m. Andrew (stand)____ at the door of the hotel room where the party just (begin)____ . He hoped he (recognize)___ the writer whose photograph he (have)___ for a long time. And he really did. The great writer (talk)____ to his wife Sarah! What luck! Andrew (introduce)____ to the writer immediately. He wanted the great man (tell)____ him about his early days as a writer. From their talk Andrew learnt that David’s real name was David Lamb but his agent (advise)____ him to change it. Then Andrew saw David Lambourn (smile)____ . “Would you like to know my little secret?” he asked. “ When I (write)____ for twelve years already, I (find)____ out that I had no talent as a writer! Andrew was surprised and asked why he (give not)____ up writing. “By that time I had become too famous to stop,” answers the writer. Match the words in two columns to make new word combinations:
5.Last year the committee decided to ___________________________ to all the participants of the race.
6. Nobody will ___________________________as it will go for charity, said the judge. 7. Before getting wealthy they had to work hard and to ______________________________. 8. As Mr Don was unable to ___________________ he made up his mind to leave secretly.
9. Britain wanted to __________________________ with Japan.
10. To avoid further strikes the government couldn’ afford to _______________________ on essential goods.