Uld book
e new friends,
e, take my hand,
never ends.
6.3.2.1 Use these prepositions to
ask for and give directions, as in the
example.
HARPER
- STREET
Jewellery
next to
near
behind
in front of
Clothes shop
between above opposite
A: Excuse me. Where's the bakery?
B: It's on Apple Street next to the chemist's.
! What is the
Eude towards
ks?
Find the page numbers for
a street map
signs
skyscrapers​

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in breackets.

1. Please be quiet/ I am trying to read my book.

2. Did you hear the bad news? Simon broke his leg!

3.She always remembers my birthday .

4. Mr Brown works in a supermarket.

5. Shakespeare wrote a lot of plays.

6. I am not using the computer at the moment so you can use it.

7. I'm so tired. - Don't worry! I will help you.

8. She doesn't read the book because she isn't very interested in that author.

9. Now I am reading the magazine you lent me. I haven't fished yet.

10. By the time I got home they ate all the cake.

11. Why don't wear shorts? It's so hot today.

12. I just have remembered something.

13. Ruth is a vegetarian. She doesn't eat meat or fish.

14. Tom didn't come to the office yesterday because he was ill.

15. I have lost my wallet. Have you seen it anywhere?

16. His flat was really dirty. He obviously didn't clean it for weeks.

17. Jane is repairing her bike. She knows exactly what to do.

 

 

1. What have I bought?
2. Who has started a new job?
3. Where have they gone?
1. Who has done many different jobs?
2. Who has traveled to many places?
3. What have we done?
4. What have I written?
5. Who have they met?
6. How many times have you been married?
1. I have not bought a new car.
2. My father has not started a new job.
3. Charles and Sarah have not gone to Brasil.
1. She has not done many different jobs.        
2. He has not traveled to many places.
3. We have not done a lot of interesting things.
4. I have not written ten books.
5. They have not meet a lot of interesting people.
6. You have not been married five times.