I. Fill in the missing words. There are three words you do not need to use. spill the beans piece of cake jeweller’s flea market
pickled fussy grate fishmonger’s poached
with a pinch of salt loaves crying over spilt milk
mashed take great pride cup of tea
1. John is a bit of a liar. You should take everything he says …
2. I just have to … the cheese for pasta.
3. At our … you can find goods at very low prices.
4. I can’t stand … eggs. They are disgusting.
5. I don’t like people who … and tell my secrets to anyone.
6. She bought a kilo of salmon and half a kilo of shrimps at the … yesterday.
7. I’d like grilled chicken with … potatoes for dinner.
8. It’s a shame you got a bad mark for the test, but it’s no use… .
9. Swimming is my … .
10. We buy two … of bread for a week.
11. I bought this pair of earrings for my sister at the … .
12. Jane is such a … eater. She doesn’t like anything I serve.
II. Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.
13. I prefer paying … credit card.
14. The soup smells awful. It must have gone … .
15. The books of this author are … great demand now.
16. She has been going … hard times since her parents died.
17. The dog went … the cat but it managed to escape,
18. This CD is … of stock at the moment.
19. How long can people go … water?
20. Old people prefer paying … cash.
21. Tim went … … the flu and missed the match.
22. The price of gas has gone … again.
III. Put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect or the present perfect continuous and explain your choice.
23. How long … (you / know) Alison?
24. Andrew and David … (work) in the garden for three hours.
25. Sally is upset because she … (lose) her bag.
26. I … (never / be) to Spain.
27. The children look tired. They … (run) for half an hour.
28. Fred … (open) a new shop.
29. We … (wait) for them for an hour.
30. They … (just / move) to the area.
31. Martha …(clean) the windows since 8 o’clock this morning.
32. Paul … (go) to London for a few days.
IV. Put the adjectives in the correct order.
33. She gave me a rectangular / wooden / lovely picture frame.
34. He’s got a lot of English / old / valuable books.
35. Where did you buy that glass / small / blue dish?
36. She gave me a polka dot / cotton / nice skirt as a birthday present.
37. He wants to buy a set of china / beautiful / white cups.
V. Fill in is or are
38. Maths … my favourite subject.
39. Dominos … his favourite game.
40. The scales … broken.
41. The news … interesting.
42. The traffic lights … red.
43. Your advice …very useful.
44. His clothes … dirty.
45. Money … on the table.
46. Her hair … fair.
47. The trousers ….too short.
This is Timmy's room. Look! That's his computer and this is his desk. It's brown and red. And look at his toys!
That's his train and this is his car. It's funny! It looks like a big frog.
1.brown
2. red
3. frog
Перевод.
Посмотрите на комнату Тимми и заполните текст:
Это Комната Тимми. Смотрите! То его компьютер, a это его стол. Он коричневый и красный. А посмотрите на его игрушки! То его поезд, а это его машинка. Она забавная! Она выглядит как (большая) лягушка.
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