3 Ask and answer, as in the example. 1 21 Dostyk Avenue - 26558278 A: What's your address? B: 21 Dostyk Avenue. A: How do you spell it? B: D-O-S-T-Y-K. A: What's your telephone number? B: It's two-six-double five-eight- two-seven-eight 2 128 Bogenbai Batyr Street - 55243589 3 16 Abai Avenue - 22943318 4 97 Newton Street - 72398632 5 38 Melrose Street - 37725921

1. Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 
1. I have not finished my English project yet.
2. She has won five grand slam titles already.
3. Have you ever been to an ice-hockey match?
4. I have never met a film star.
5. She has not been to Spain before.

2. Multi-part verbs Choose the correct words in italics to complete these sentences.
1. Serena gets on with her sister.
2. He had an injury but he carried on playing.
3. It is a big challenge but he won't give up.
4. He doesn't look very well after his operation but I think he'll pull through.
5. I'm trying to find a way to deal with the problem.

3. Make nouns from the adjectives in brackets to complete these sentences.
1. He always tells the truth. I admire his honesty.
2. He made the correct decision. He knew exactly what to do. 
3. There is too much violence on TV nowadays. 
4. Do you think people are born with intelligence, or do you think they acquire it? 

1)Can you play the piano?
2)Didn't they call yesterday?
3)Has she worked here for ten years?
4)Can't he come?
5)Are there 5 apples on the table?
6)Was the mother's car repaired last year?
7)Wasn't the house destroyed?
8)Is she very busy?
9)Is Eugene tall?
10)Are they nice?
11)Isn't Ben taking a shower at the moment?
12)Has Susan seen this film?
13)Did John and Reter paint the fence?
14)Is this dog very clever?
15)Is she ever late?
16)Does River live next door?
17)Did Albert lose the key?
18)Are her friends polite?
19)Aren't you going to be a dancer?