We live in a house. We _____ in a flat. (-)

I _____ to work by bus. I don't go to work by car. (+)

You are from Spain. You _____ from Italy. (-)

They have lunch in a cafe. They _____ lunch at home. (-)

I _____ in a hospital. I don't work in a school. (+)

We _____ students. We aren't teachers. (+)

You get up very early. You _____ late. (-)

I eat a lot of meat. I _____ a lot of vegetables. (-)

They study at the weekend. They _____ in the evenings. (-)

I _____ for a big company. I work for a small company. (-)

I _____ a lot of coffee. I drink a lot of tea. (-)

We _____ (come) to work by bus. (+)

In the job I have now, I always _____ (walk) to the office. (+)

Emily _____ (work) very hard at her new job. (-)

I always _____ (like) to sit in the sun. (+)

The dog _____ (chase) the cat around the house. (-)

Gene generally _____ (sit) at his desk. (+)

We always _____ (cook) dinner at home. (+)

They _____ (eat) lunch together every day. (-)

Many employees _____ (ride) the bus to work.(-)

They _____ (eat) lunch together every day. (+)

He _____ (get up) at 7 o’clock. (+)

We _____ breakfast at 8 o’clock. (have). (+)

We _____ breakfast at 8 o’clock. (have). (-)

Fatima _____ breakfast at 8 o’clock. (have). (-)

Fatima _____ breakfast at 8 o’clock. (have). (+)

He _____ school at 9 o’clock. (start). (+)

He _____ school at 9 o’clock. (start). (-)

The film _____ at 7 o’clock. (finish) (-)

The film _____ at 7 o’clock. (finish) (+)

We _____ ice cream. (like) (+)

We _____ ice cream. (like) (-)

She _____ goodnight. (say) (-)

She _____ goodnight. (say) (+)

She _____ breakfast at 8 o’clock. (have) (+)

My name's Ana and I _____ in Budapest, the capital city of Hungary.

Most people here _____ in flats with their families.

But we _____ in a flat. We've got a small house with a garden.

I've got a brother but no sisters. My brother _____ English and Math at SPSP.

I've got tree brothers but no sisters. My brothers _____ for Arabian Drilling Company. (ADC)

He studies at SPSP and he _____ for Aramco.

My brothers _____ economics and English at university.

English is important and most people here _____ it well.

Most people here _____ to work at 9 o'clock in the morning.

Most people here _____ to work at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

They _____ home for lunch; they have lunch in the office or at a cafe.

My Dad _____ at 6 o’clock everyday.

We _____ English movies on television.

My mum _____ Italian very well.

At school, I _____ pizza on Fridays.

Diane and Dave _____ the drums.

You _____ your friends on Saturdays.

Anna _____ her friends at the weekend.

I _____ to bed at 10 o’clock.

Emily _____ dinner at her grandma’s house.

We _____ school at 2 o’clock on Monday.

Jack _____ to school on Tuesdays.

They _____ cereal for breakfast.

Amrita and Geeta _____in a flat in Bangalore.

They _______ at university in Bangalore.

They _______ to university by bus.

They ______ dinner in a restaurant.

Jairam and Sanjula ______ in a small village.

Sanjula ______ in a small village.

They ______ for a small company.

Do you _____ in a house?

Do you ______to English classes?

Do you ______ out a lot in the evening with your friends?

Do you ______ in an office?

Do you _______ early?

I walk to SPSP everyday, that _____ 25 minutes.

Supermarkets in my town ______ till midnight.

Most shops ______ at five o’clock in the evening.

Most people ____English very well.

I ________ a shower every morning before I go to work.

He ________ a shower every morning before he goes to work.

Do you _____ to SPSP by car?

Do you _____ in New York city?

Do you _____ breakfast?

_____ you live in a flat? No, I _____.

_____ Marek and Monika married? No, they _____.

_____ your parents go out a lot? Yes, they _____ .

_____ you got a new computer? Yes, I _____ .

_____ you got a new computer? No, I _____ .

_____ you have lunch in a cafe at the weekend? No, I _____.

_____ you have lunch in a cafe at the weekend? Yes, I _____.

_____ you work in the city centre? Yes, I _____

_____ you work in the city centre? No, I _____

_____ they from Italy? No, they _____ .

_____ they from Italy? No, they _____ .

_____ he go to school by bus? Yes, I _______ .

_____ he go to school by bus? No, he ______ .

_____ we go to school on Saturday? Yes, we _____ .

_____ we go to school on Saturday? No, we _____ .

_____ they go to work by train? No, they ____ .

_____ she go to work on foot? No, she____ .

_____ she go to work on foot? Yes, she____ .

Quarter to four. ____.

Five past six. ____.

Twenty-five to eleven. ____.

Half past eight. ____.

Ten twenty. ____.

Twenty to twelve. ____.

Quarter past three. ____.

Nine o’clock. ____.

Quarter to ten. ____.

Three ten. ____.

I _____ in a big flat in Milan

They _____ breakfast in a cafe at the weekend.

We _____ English after school.

I _____ at 6.00 in the morning.

You _____ to school by bus and train.

I _____ long hours for a big company.

I get up _____ half past seven.

They play football _______ Saturdays.

Do you have lunch _______ midday?

I don’t work _____ the weekend.

Do they sleep ______ the afternoons?

I go to bed early ______ weekdays.

We watch TV _____ the evenings.

The shops close _______ lunchtime.

He arrives __________ three o'clock.

The plane lands ________ five o'clock.

We are going _____ holiday next week.

Peter is playing tennis _____ Sunday.

My brother's birthday is _____ the 5th of November.

My brother's birthday is _____ November.

My holiday is _____ December.

We are going to see my parents _____ the weekend.

_____ 1666, there was a great fire in London.

I don't like walking alone in the streets _____ night.

What are you doing _____ the afternoon?

My friend has been living _____ Canada for two years.

I start my classes _____ seven o'clock.

I will travel to Riyadh _____ Friday.