(1)
1. I had seen his pictures before I visited the museum. (A)
2. When I saw the bike, I understood why Boris had bought it. (B)
3. My brother left school five years ago. (A)
4. My mother goes to school every month. (A)
5. Jane will translate the text if you ask her to do it. (A)
6. I have visited my grandmother this morning. (B)
7. Neither Emma nor Jane likes coffee. (B)
8. Our parents have known each other for many years. (B)
9. The book was written many centuries ago. (A)
10. When I see Tom again, I will tell him the news. (B)
11. I am a doctor, aren't I? (B)
12. What were you doing at six o'clock yesterday? (A)
13. Look at the children! They are skating well. (B)
14. The rain has just stopped but a cold wind is still blowing. (B)
(2)
1. Do you like the soup? I have made it myself.
2. When you look in the mirror, you can see yourself.
3. Mrs Wilson told her pupils, "Look at yourselves in the mirror!".
4. I like Jane's skirt. Did she make it herself?
5. She looked at herself in the mirror and laughed.
6. We didn't like the party. We didn't enjoy ourselves.
7. Harry, you will enjoy yourself if you travel by plane.
8. Thank you for a nice day. I have enjoyed myself.
9. "I can't tell him the truth now." she said to herself.
10. At the concert all the people were enjoying themselves.
11. The work itself is not very difficult.
(3)
1. Store is a place where goods are sold.
2. The bike costs a great deal of money.
3. What is the price of this blanket?
4. Dry your hands on the towel!
5. I bought a scarf of pure silk.
6. My little sister is learning to tie her shoes.
7. Your answer is a bit too long.
8. Did you wrap the book up with brown paper?
9. Let me give you a piece of cake.
10. Did you pay 2 pounds for that book?
