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She’s from ________, so she speaks ________.

2

Let’s go to the cinema. Great idea! What film ________ watch?

3

Put ________ bag on ________ table, then give me ________ apple and ________ bar of chocolate.

4

Where ________ he work?

5

Whose bag is this? It’s ________.

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Where ________ they from?

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She ________ in a small house near the park.

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He drives quite ________, but his brother drives really ________.

9

I’m busy on Friday, so I ________ come.

10

How did this ________ broken?

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I spend too much time ________. I’d like ________ more time for myself and my family.

12

Do you think it’s ________ rain tomorrow?

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This house is ________, but also ________.

14

I ________ to Germany last year.

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Could you tell me ________?

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I’ve already called her four times ________.

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I ________ like getting up early.

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That smells good! What ________.

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I drink coffee ________.

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She’s wearing a ________ dress.

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Do you live in a house or _________?

22

It’s the _________ building in the city.

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Are you planning to go _________ for the weekend?

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She doesn’t have brothers or sisters – she’s _________.

25

I _________ swimming every Saturday morning.

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The weather was great – it was really _________.

27

Happy’ is the _________ of ‘sad’.

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friendly –> unfriendly honest –> dishonest polite –> _________

29

We nearly missed the plane—we were only just _________.

30

tired –> exhausted small –> tiny angry –> _________

31

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are _________.

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I haven't eaten anything _______ this morning.

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Present simple questions are made with ‘do’ or ‘does’. With ‘he’, ‘she’ and ‘it’, the form is ‘does’.

‘It’s my bag.’ = ‘It’s mine.’ You can’t say ‘It’s mine bag.’

The 3rd person form in the present simple ends with -s.

This question is about when we use the -ing form and when the infinitive, with two verbs in a row: ‘spend time’ + -ing form ‘would like’ + infinitive with ‘to’

For shorter words, add -er to make a comparative: ‘big’ –> ‘bigger’ / ‘tall’ –> ‘taller’ For longer words, use ‘more’: ‘expensive’ –> ‘more expensive’ / ‘beautiful’ –> ‘more beautiful’

We use the present continuous (‘be’ + -ing) to talk about something which is happening now.

Adjectives of opinion (like ‘beautiful’) go before adjectives of fact (like ‘long’ and ‘black’). If you have several adjectives, they need to go in a certain order.

 
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