Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use full forms (do not, am not, etc.) Rick: Wow, how exciting. I
(really want) to go to New York. What
(do) here in London?
Sue: I
(visit) my family and I
(work) here for two weeks. My company has an office here so I
(come) here five or six times a year.
Rick: That’s great. What’s your job?
Sue: I
(work) for NY Clothes. Do you know it?
Rick: Yes! I buy all my clothes there.
Sue: Is that an NY jacket that you
(wear)?
Rick: Yes, it is. I just love it!

They can speak English well. Can they speak English well? What can they do well?
The children are listening to music now. Are the children listening to musi now? What are the children doing now?
There are a lot of popular holidays in Russia. Are there a lot of popular holidays in Russia? Where are there a lot of popular holidays?
My friend's parents visited France last year. Did my friend's parents visit France last year? Who visited France last year?
They will go to the cinema tomorrow. Will they go to cinema tomorrow? Where will they go tomorrow?
It takes me five minutes to get to school. Does it take me five minutes to get to school? How much time does it take me to get to school?

They can speak English well. - Can they speak English well? What language can they speak well?
The children are listening to music now. - Are the children listening to music now? What are the children doing now?
There are a lot of popular holidays in Russia. - Are there many popular holidays in Russia? In what country are there many popular holidays?
My friend's parents visited France last year. - Did my friend's parents visit France last year? What country did my friend's parents visit?
It takes me five minutes to get to school. - Does it take me 5 min to get to school? How long does it take me to get to school?