1. Complete the sentences with one word in each gap. 1. It costs £6,49. You pay £10. How much change
do you get?
2. It's not the right
It's too big!
3. I bought a
of flowers at the florist's,
4. There's a
of chocolate in my bag.
5. Can you get a of cream cakes from the
baker's?
6. I got some nice sausages at the ​

1. Does she often come to see us? Who often comes to see us? Why does she often come to see us? Does she often or seldom come to see us? She often comes to see us, doesn't she?
2. Do my children often swim in the river? Who often swims in the river? Where do my children often swim? Do my children often swim in the river or in the lake?
My children often swim in the river, don't they?
3. Did he go on business to Moscow? Who went on business to Moscow? Where did he go on bisiness? Did he go on business to Moscow or to New York? He went on business to Moscow, didn't he?

Do many people like to read Russian classical lit?
Do many people like to read Russian classical literature or to listen to Russian music?
Who likes to read Russian classical lit?
Many people like to read Russian classical literature, don't they?

Does my wife prefer skiing in her spare time?
Does my wife prefer skiing or skating in her spare time?
What does my wife prefer doing in her spare time?
My wife prefers skiing in her spare time, doesn't she?

Did Irina enter the msu last year?
Did Irina enter the msu or the St.Petersburg state university last year?
What did Irina enter last year?
Irina entered the msu last year, didn't she?

Is it usually very warm in July in Siberia?
Is it usually very warm or cold in July in Siberia?
Where is it usually very warm in July?
It is usually very warm in July in Siberia, isn't it?