Prepositions of time
1. We could not sleep night.
2. They met for the first time inonat- 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 inonat- Tuesday and Friday.
1. My mother said: “I will be very furious if you don’t study properly for your exams next month!”My mother said that
2. My Father said: “If you can get at least B, we shall buy you a present.”My Father said that
3. My sister said: “You must work hard because you did not work much last month.”My sister said that
4. My granny asked: “When will you have a rest?”My granny asked.
5. My uncle asked: “When did you start revising?”My uncle asked .
Say/tell
1. I would like to Peter something very important for me.
2. I would like to to Peter something very important for me.
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.
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 (complicate) test we have done so far. It is as (sophisticated) as a real Exam.
2. The previous tests were (easy) that this one they were less (difficult) because you had (much) time than you have now.
3. The sentences are (long) and (sophisticated) than ever before.
