LANGUAGE PRACTICE 

GIVE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORDS BETWEEN BRACKETS:

            It is very (skill)  of you to have repaired my bicycle. I was about to get rid of it. I thought it was (use) . All  my attempts to repair it were (success)

REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AS SUGGESTED:

     1. He avoided sugary food. He didn’t want to be fat. (.....so that ....):

     2. When he was young, he often went to the cinema (.. used to ..).

     3.  Jamal not only answered all the questions, but he also wrote a good composition. (not only ......... ) 

         - not only  .

     4. “I will submit my resignation from the committee,”

          - He revealed that

    5.   Somebody has already paid the electrician for his work.

         - The electrician

PUT THE VERBS BETWEEN BRACKETS IN THE CORRECT TENSE:

1. I’m sorry you got lost coming here. I (go)  to meet you at the station if I (know)  you (want)  me to.

2. I am in a bad shape. If only I (practise)  sport.

FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE APPROPRIATE PHRASAL VERBS FROM THE BOX:

                           turn on / make out / put off / make up / long for / look forward to

James Cameron, the director of “Titanic”, did not  the story of the film which is a true one. But many people still cannot  how he managed to recreate the conditions in which the catastrophe took place so realistically.

FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE CORRECT WORDS FROM THE LIST:

Whereas, both, like, in contrast, although, in spite of, furthermore

Steven Spielberg and Harrison ford are famous stars. Spielberg, Harrison received a lot of awards. But Spielberg is a filmmaker,  Harrison is an actor.