Lesson Unit 1: Greetings and small talk

You say this when you want to ask about someone’s recent activities.

• You look familiar

• We should keep in touch

• What have you been up to?

• I could show you around

You say this to suggest that someone call or e-mail you in the future.

• You look familiar

• We should keep in touch

• What have you been up to?

• I could show you around

You say this when you’re not sure if you know someone, but you think you might.

• You look familiar

• We should keep in touch

• What have you been up to?

• I could show you around

You say this when you want to offer to introduce someone to a new place.

• You look familiar

• We should keep in touch

• What have you been up to?

• I could show you around

Choose the correct option.

• Bob have visit his grandma.

• Bob has visited his grandma.

• Bob have visited his grandma.

Choose the correct option.

He (write)__________ five letters.

• have written

• has written

• has writed

Choose the correct option.

We (not / plan) __________ our holiday yet.

• haven’t planned

• hasn’t planned

• haven’t plan

Choose the correct option.

• My parents haven’t taken a tour of the Tower of London yet.

• My parents haven’t already taken a tour of the Tower of London yet.

• My parents have taken a tour of the Tower of London yet.

Choose the correct option.

• Have you forgotten his name?

• Has you forgotten his name?

• Have you forgotten his name.

Choose the correct option.

Have you been in your house?

• Yes, I has

• Yes, I haven’t

• Yes, I have