3 Fill in the gaps with is, was, has or will, as in the
example..
1 He ...was... asked to open the window.
2 The metro be finished early next year.
3 The shopping
done every Friday.
4 The telephone been repaired
5 The office
redecorated last week.
6 She
been asked to leave.
7 The new shop be opened tomorrow.
8 When I was in high school the history class
taught by Mr Allen.
9 The building destroyed in the flood.
10 The thief
been caught by the police.
2 Neil has joined Amnesty International.
a Who has joined Amnesty International?
b Which organisation has Neil joined?
3 Rosie can speak three languages.
a Who can speak three languages?
b How many languages can Rosie speak?
4 Dave has visited London.
a Who has visited London?
b Which capital city has Dave visited?
5 Tom is reading "Barack Obama's biography.
a Who is reading Barack Obama's biography?
b What is Tom reading?
6 Viv admires Emma Watson.
a Who does Viv admire?
b Who does admire Emma Watson?
Объяснение:
Question structure.
What/When/Where + auxiliar verb + subject + main verb + object.
Put the adjectives in brackets into the
correct form.
1 James finds going to the amusement park a lot more enjoyable than spending
time at the games arcade.
2 Lisa is the most attractive girl
in our school.
Our new neighbours are very friendly
4 John's room is the messiest one in the house.
Saturday morning is the worst
time to go shopping; the shops are always
extremely busy and crowded then
6 Snake bites are a lot more painful than insect stings.
7 Jason's car isn't as fast
as Ethan's.
think the staff at the new restaurant are a bit
ude and should be
more polite
to customers.