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Prepositions of time in, on, at, - .
1.������ We could not sleep �night.
2.������ They met for the first time �last Christmas.
3.������ My friends like to have some fun �weekends.
4.������ I usually start my work �8 o�clock �the morning.
5.������ I have English �Tuesday and �Friday.
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1.������ My mother said: �I will be very furious if you do not study properly for your exams.�
My mother said to me that
2.������ My Father said: �If you can get at least B, we shall buy you a present.�
My Father said to me that
3.������ My sister said: �You have to work hard because you did not work much last month.�
My sister said to me that
4.������ My granny asked: �When will you have a rest?�
My granny asked me
5.������ My uncle asked: �When did you start revising?�
My uncle asked me
6.������ My nephew said: �You should write some small notes.�
My nephew said that
7.������ My niece asked: �Have you been working hard?�
My niece asked me
8.������ My cousin said: �Forget their advice! Don�t listen to them!�
My cousin said to me �he also added
Say/tell1.������ I would like to �Peter something very important.
2.������ I would like to �to Peter something very important.
3.������ I would like to �Peter is very important for me.
4.������ They never �me the real reason!
5.������ You must �the truth, you must not �lies!
6.������ She �Sarah would repair the toy car herself.
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Active voice
1.������ While we �(wait) for the show to begin Molly �(phone) and �(say) that she �(not/come).
2.������ My step-sister �(work) at hospital. She �(start) to work there three years ago and she �(work) there ever since.
3.������ We �(guess) the answer before he �(tell) us.
4.������ The children �(queue) outside the classroom now because they �(wait) for their teacher to come.
Passive voice
1.������ Your breakfast �(already/cook) you must go to the kitchen.
2.������ While our car �(check) a new CD �(steal) from it.
3.������ This exercise �(do) by you now.
4.������ As soon as you have finished the exercise �(check) by the teacher.
5.������ Students �(prepare) for exams every year.
Comparatives
1.������ I am afraid that this test is �(difficult) than the previous one. In fact it is the �(complicated) test we have had so far. It is as �(sophisticated) as a real exam.
2.������ The previous tests were �(easy) that this one they were less �(difficult) because we had �(much) time than we have now.
3.������ The sentences are �(long) and �(sophisticated) than ever before.
4.������ The children at the desks look �(sleepy) than ever before. I suppose that they are as �(tired) as athletes after competitions.
Some/any/no +
1.������ I have �questions to ask. Do you have a moment for me?
2.������ He has �questions. He understands everything.
3.������ They did not have �questions to ask us.
4.������ Could you please answer �of my questions?
5.������ I need to ask you .
6.������ They asked �but they did not receive �reply.
Conditionals
1.������ We �(escape) if Tom �(not/lock) the door before he came in.
2.������ They �(agree) if you �(offer) it to them. So, hurry up!
3.������ We �(answer) if we �(know) but we really don�t know.
4.������ When she �(have) time she always �(help) her little brother.
5.������ We �(agree) if you �(change) some provisions of the contract but you cannot do it, can you?
Question tags
1.������ We shall do it, �?
2.������ They went home at once, �?
3.������ We never smoke, �?
4.������ She hardly agrees with you, �?
5.������ We have not been there , �?
6.������ We have enough time, �?
7.������ She has known the story, �?
8.������ They scarcely managed to run out, �?
9.������ I am waiting for you, ?
Gerunds or infinitives
1.������ They suggested �(try) once more.
2.������ We do not enjoy �(do) this, you know.
3.������ I would like you �(come) at once.
4.������ They never make me �(wait).
5.������ I can�t help �(think) about that terrible event.
6.������ I usually help my mom �(do) the housework.
7.������ I want you �(explain) me.
8.������ Please, consider �(work) harder.
9.������ I cannot let you �(fail) this exam.
