5 1 Peter Ross A: What's your name? B: Peter. A: And your surname? B: Ross. A: How do you spell it? B: R- O- double S 2 Luisa Fernandez 3 Martin Williams 4 Stephen Smithers 5 Alessandro Alvarez 6 Doug Benson 7 Bobby Myles 8 Susan Perry

1) Tom /is having/ a shower at the moment.
2) Listen. Somebody /is singing/.
3) How often /do you read/ a newspaper?
4) What time /does she finish/ work every day?
5) /Do you work/ on Saturdays?
6) How many languages / do you speak/?
7) Why are you wearing/ a sweater? It is not cold.
8) My father /always goes/ to Ireland in August.
9) Robert /plays/ football most weekends.
10) Where is Lucy?’ ‘She /is shopping/.
11) ‘What /are you eating/?’ ‘Chocolate.’
12) I would like to go home. It /is getting/ dark.
He /does not usually drive/ to work

Вставим фразовые глаголы по смыслу:
When did you last FALL OUT WITH your husband?
FALL OUT WITH SOMEONE - ссориться с кем-либо

The headmaster thinks school uniform should be DONE AWAY WITH.
DONE AWAY WITH - избавиться от чего-либо, отменить что-либо.

She GETS ALONG WITH all neighbors.
GETS ALONG WITH - хорошо ладить, уживаться.

The students really LOOKED UP TO Mr. Jones.
LOOKED UP TO - восхищаться, уважать

I should think they are getting pretty FED UP WITH him by now.
FED UP WITH - передает раздражение: 1) надоело; 2) сыт по горло!

The government is determined to GO THROUGH WITH that legislation.
GO THROUGH WITH - довести до конца

Jim LOOKED FORWARD TO the day when he could retire.
LOOKED FORWARD TO - ожидать с нетерпением

The traveller PUT UP AT a motel.
PUT UP AT - ставить, остановиться

You'd better KEEP OUT OF this. It's got nothing to do with you.
KEEP OUT OF - держаться подальше, избегать.