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Matching Sentences with Meanings
- Craig works in an architect's office. - B This is his permanent job.
- Rhona is staying with her aunt this weekend. - A She usually lives somewhere else.
- Max sings with a band on Friday evenings. - B This is something he does regularly.
- Steve can't talk now. He's interviewing someone. - A This is an action in progress.
- More men are looking after their children these days. - B This is a changing situation.
- Berlin is one of Germany's sixteen states. - A This is a fact - something permanent.
Completing John and Angela's Statement
"We have both retired from responsible jobs. We (0) live in a small cottage in the country and we (1) are enjoying our retirement. We (2) spend time in the garden most days and we often (3) go to the cinema and theatre with our friends. Our daughter (4) visits us with our grandchildren now and again. But we sometimes (5) get bored, so for three months every year we (6) work for HousesittersPro. Then our life is very different. At the moment, we're in the home of a young couple who are travelling for three weeks. We (7) are living in their apartment in the city, and we (8) are looking after their pets. We (9) don't leave a lot of time in front of the TV, because as HousesittersPro employees, we (10) can’t leave the house for more than a couple of hours at a time. You know that your house is safe when you have HousesittersPro in it!"
Choose the Correct Words
- Selina doesn't work in her office at the moment because the builders are there.
- Mmm. Those roses smell lovely. Are they from your garden?
- I can't believe how difficult my new course is. I find it really hard to keep up with all the reading at the moment.
- These are difficult times because food and fuel prices are going up quickly.
- Do you believe anything that child says?
- Harry isn't at work because he feels unwell.
- In the film 'Australia', two young people meet and become friends during World War II.
- Some of the students don't understand basic mathematical ideas.
Check the Verbs
- appear - A/S
- like - S
- be - S
- enjoy - A
- go - A
- well - A/S
- have - S
- see - A
- visit - A
Completing the Conversation
JULIET: I (0) feel exhausted after all that shopping!
KAREN: So do I. I usually (1) have a coffee after shopping. This café looks nice.
JULIET: Mmm. I (2) don't often go shopping, but I really (3) enjoy it!
KAREN: Let's sit here. Show me your new dress again. That's really nice. (4) Is it for a special occasion?
JULIET: No, I just need to cheer myself up!
KAREN: Oh, why? Everything (5) is going well with your job, isn't it?
JULIET: Well, not really.
KAREN: Why's that? You usually (6) seem to be so happy in your work.
JULIET: Well, I was at first but as you know, I (7) visit my family in Scotland whenever I can, and these days, now that Dad's quite ill, I (8) am visiting them every weekend, so I'm leaving work early every Friday to get to Scotland. My boss (9) doesn’t accept that, although I work longer on other days, so we're always arguing at the moment.
KAREN: That's a shame. What are you going to do?
JULIET: Honestly, Karen, I (10) don’t know. I really like the job, but I need to be with my family at the moment, too.
Errors Correction
- Does Melanie have a lot of friends in her new school?
- Sarah needs help with her homework. She doesn't understand the maths.
- Don't go in there! That sign means 'danger!' ✓
- Yves is very good-looking. He has blue eyes and black hair.
- Do you have any tickets left for tomorrow evening?
- I feel terrible; I think I'm catching a cold.
- Children often have difficulty in sharing their toys.
- This laptop has a number of interesting features. ✓
- Sorry, but we don't have any lamb steaks today.
Completing the Sentences About Jeanette
- Jeanette usually works ~ at 12.30. (work, stop)
- She usually lives for herself. (live, have)
- She usually wears a summer dress. (wear, wear)
- She usually watches TV at the weekend, but this summer is visiting the sights in Athens. (watch, visit)
- Most summers she doesn’t earn very much, but this summer is getting more money. (not earn, get)
Matching Sentences with Meanings
- 1 Nick's having a shower. A He is at home today to wait for a builder.
2 Neil has a shower. B He takes showers regularly. - 1 Sally works from home. A Her office is in her home.
2 Samantha is working from home. B She is at home today to wait for a builder. - 1 David's cold. A He feels ill.
2 Derek has a cold. B The heating is turned off. - 1 Steve always plays his guitar in the evening. A His guitar playing really annoys me.
2 Simon is always playing his guitar in the evening. B I don’t mind his guitar playing. - 1 Marianne's living in Edinburgh. A She usually lives in London.
2 Marie lives in Edinburgh. B She doesn’t live in London. - 1 Teresa loses weight every year. A She's on a good diet.
2 Thea is losing weight. B She always eats less in the summer. - 1 Heidi is a good doctor. A She has lots of experience.
2 Helen's got a good doctor. B She visits her when she feels ill. - 1 Paul travels a lot on business. A He's an international salesman.
2 Patrick is travelling on business. B He’s on a plane.
Completing Diego Zeman - the Human Cannonball
- A goes
- A see
- A is standing
- A climbs
- A lasts
- B has got
- B is feeling
- B is flying
- A comes
- A isn’t earning
- A is living
- A spends
- B loves
Completing Neil and Jack's Conversation
NEIL: You know, Laurence has been in the flat for three months now. What (0) do you think of him?
JACK: Well, actually, (1) I'm getting really fed up with him. I mean, (2) he's always taking my food from the fridge.
JACK: And mine. And (3) he never does the washing-up! It's not fair.
NEIL: Well, I'm not sure that he wants to stay. (4) He doesn't seem very happy here.
JACK: (5) Does he have any friends? He doesn't go out much.
NEIL: Mmm. (6) I think he has about three showers a day.
JACK: That's because (7) he's working on a building site at the moment.
NEIL: True, but the gas and water prices (8) are going up all the time. We can’t afford his three showers a day.
JACK: I know, but (9) he's got some good points, too. He's quiet and (10) he usually pays the rent on time. Look, I'll have a word with him about the showers and so on, and we'll see how it goes.
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