Grammar B.Circle the correct words. 1. Look! Oraz isn't sharing / doesn't share his toys again. He is hating/ hates playing with other kids. 2. Skateboarding is more boring/ most boring than snowboarding. 3. Victor come / came round yesterday afternoon and we play/ played pool. 4. A: I can't reach the books on that shelf. I'm not too tall / tall enough. Can you get them for me? B: Which one / ones? 5. Cycling isn't as / more enjoyable as mountain biking. 6. Karen and I are performing / perform at the local theatre tomorrow. Score: /9
1. Elena was waiting (wait) for me when I arrived. (arrive) 2. What (were you/doing) this time yesterday? I was asleep. 3. Did you(go) out last night? No, I was too tired. 4. Was Elizabeth at the party last night? Yes, she was. She was (wearing) a really nice dress. 5. How fast (were you/driving) when the accident (happened)? 6. Damian (took) a photograph of me while I (was not/looking). 7. We were in a very difficult position. We (did not/know) what to do. 8. I haven't seen Peter for ages. When I last (saw) him, he (was trying) to find a job in London. 9. I was (walking) along the street when suddenly I (heard) footsteps behind me. Somebody was (following) me. I was frightened and I (started) to run. 10. When I was young, I (wanted) to be a bus driver.
1. Mr. Smith was stunned on hearing that his better half sided with John, his bitter rival. 2. He realized it would take some years to win his money back. 3. Never pat him on the back. That makes him crazy. 4. He promised to put our child under top day care. 5. From now on he is a member of our family. 6. Little Roger was presented with the slippers in the shape of doggies. 7. The attorney insisted on granting the Gordons permanent guardianship over the child. 8. She hired a detective to keep an eye on her unfaithful hubby. 9. Someday you’ll be out of money and then you’ll come to ask for my help. 10. I can only sympathize to you. You’ll have to fit into the family where everyone but the father despises you for your origin. 11. I promise not to walk out with you, but to fight with everything I have to win your love. 12. Don’t worry about your daughter. She is well cared for. 13. Two women were standing next to each other with the babies in their arms.
2. What (were you/doing) this time yesterday? I was asleep.
3. Did you(go) out last night? No, I was too tired.
4. Was Elizabeth at the party last night? Yes, she was. She was (wearing) a really nice dress.
5. How fast (were you/driving) when the accident (happened)?
6. Damian (took) a photograph of me while I (was not/looking).
7. We were in a very difficult position. We (did not/know) what to do.
8. I haven't seen Peter for ages. When I last (saw) him, he (was trying) to find a job in London.
9. I was (walking) along the street when suddenly I (heard) footsteps behind me. Somebody was (following) me. I was frightened and I (started) to run.
10. When I was young, I (wanted) to be a bus driver.
2. He realized it would take some years to win his money back.
3. Never pat him on the back. That makes him crazy.
4. He promised to put our child under top day care.
5. From now on he is a member of our family.
6. Little Roger was presented with the slippers in the shape of doggies.
7. The attorney insisted on granting the Gordons permanent guardianship over the child.
8. She hired a detective to keep an eye on her unfaithful hubby.
9. Someday you’ll be out of money and then you’ll come to ask for my help.
10. I can only sympathize to you. You’ll have to fit into the family where everyone but the father despises you for your origin.
11. I promise not to walk out with you, but to fight with everything I have to win your love.
12. Don’t worry about your daughter. She is well cared for.
13. Two women were standing next to each other with the babies in their arms.