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VII.Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be
(Present Simple - am/am not, is/isn't, are/aren't, Past Simple -
was/wasn’t, were/weren’t, Future Simple – shall be/shan’t be,
will be/won't be).
Example: Student life isn't easy.

1. Student life ... easy.
2. Older students ... often more hardworking
than younger.
3. If you ... lazy you … able to study at the university.
4. I ... sure he ... lazy.
5. I want to enter the university which ... far
from my home town.
6. There ... hostels not far from the university.
7. When Prince Henry attended Eton College he … excellent at sports
and arts.
8. Some people think that students who ... members of
different clubs spend too much time having meetings and parties.
9. There ... an atmosphere of political correctness at many American
universities.
10. In Britain there ... many societies which represent
interests of students.
11. There … the marked resemblance between
Prince Henry and his father Prince Charles.
12. Eton College … the
most famous private school in Britain last century.
13. There … no
more teachers for me last summer.
14. I … a specialist in 5 years

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