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You [have / has] an Englishname.This book [has / have]6) His cat [ am / is / are ] black.7) The students [ am / is / are ]sleepy.8) It [ am / is / are ] warm today.9) I [ am / is / are ] very busy.10) Apples [[r]

6. Yes, it was.7. Yes, she does.8. Yes, you can.9. No, we shouldn’t.10. No, you shouldn’t.Stay on top of your writing! Download our grammar guide from www.englishgrammar.org to stay up-to-date.Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

PAGE ONE1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.there is little work these daystravelling is more interesting than readingParis is the most beautiful cityDo you think that seat is mine?If I win the lottery, I will go on a trip round the worldThis exercise it too long for m[r]

true nature of the thing come apart, it is an open question whetherthe term’s authors intended the exemplars, the definition, or the truenature to control the term’s application. We can imagine circumstancesthat would support the dominance of exemplars of the term, the dom-inance of the conven[r]

II. M i stakes:1. She is simply terrified of rate. If she hears the rats running round your attics she would faint.2. You’d better take another pill of the pain returned.3. This flat would be all right if the people above us aren’t so noisy.4. You work too fastly. That’s[r]

4 are / here / how / long / staying / you 5 is / like / new / office / what / your 6 are / flights / full / of / the / which 7 carnival / does / start / the / time / what 8 decided / has / holiday / Nancy / on / what Test 8B Put in the correct question word or phrase. ► What did[r]

C The use of negative yes/no questions A negative yes/no question often expresses surprise. Haven't you put those shelves up yet? (= I am surprised that you haven't yet.) Don't the children want the ice-cream? (= I am surprised that they don't want it.) A question with ca[r]

C The use of negative yes/no questions A negative yes/no question often expresses surprise. Haven't you put those shelves up yet? (= I am surprised that you haven't yet.) Don't the children want the ice-cream? (= I am surprised that they don't want it.) A question with ca[r]

teacher.______________________________2. A man is selling ice-cream in thepark.______________________________3. The birthday boy is opening hispresents.______________________________4. Mum is packing our clothes._______________________________5. The girls are dancing.____[r]

GRAMMAR EXERCISEStoo / enoughA. Complete the sentences with too or enough.1. I must let the coffee for a minute to cool because it is _______ hotto drink.2. He isn’t strong _______ to lift this heavy box.3. There aren't ________ policemen in our town.[r]

Quiznet © BBC Learning English Page 4 of 4 bbclearningenglish.com 4. This supermarket is 24/7 so it's ___________ . a) open 24 hours every day of the week b) open Monday to Friday, 9 – 5 c) closed at the weekends d) all of the above answers a) Correct. This means it's open a[r]

4.-Martin is running in the marathon next Sunday.5.-Roger is having an appointment on Tuesday.6.-Alex is moving to his new flat in two days.7.-Claire is visiting the Arts Museum tomorrow.8.-Miriam is starting a new job next week.9.-My favourite band is perfo[r]

There were some problems at first but they seem to have been solved. Lúc đầu có một số vấn đề nhưng dường như chúng đã được giải quyết. C Present Perfect active: have/has (done) The room looks nice. Somebody has cleaned it. Căn phòng trông thật đẹp. Có ai đó đã lau chùi nó. passive: have/has been (d[r]