write the missing word:

I love meeting ... with friends.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

I can't ... playing video games.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

I don't ... helping my parents.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

I prefer books ... films.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Photographers ... pictures of different events and celebrations.

(a)  

The words like "amazing", "beautiful", "scary", "terrifying", etc are called ... .

(a)  

The words like "bravery", "excitment", "satisfaction", "pride", etc are called ... .

(a)  

What is he doing?

(a)  

What does he do?

(a)  

Does he take pictures?

(a)  

What does she do?

(a)  

Does she drive a bus?

(a)  

What is she doing?

(a)  

What is he doing?

(a)  

What does he do?

(a)  

Does he clean windows?

(a)  

What are they doing?

(a)  

What do they do?

(a)  

Do they teach?

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

We went to the cinema but the film wasn't good. We ... (enjoy) it.

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

Tom ... (buy) some new clothes yesterday - two shirts, a jacket and a pullover.

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

The party wasn't very good so we ... (stay) very long.

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

It was very warm in the room so I ... (open) the window.

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

It looks amazing! How ... (you/do) that?

(a)  

Put the verb into the correct form - positive, negative or question:

You look upset after this meeting. What ... (they/tell) you?

(a)  

A businessman cam also be called an ... .

(a)  

To ... someone's attention you need to do something unexpected.

(a)  

This crowd of people is called ... .

(a)  

She can do lots of things, she is really ... .

(a)  

She ... her husband.

(a)  

These men are ... .

(a)  

Stevie Wonder is ... his famous song "I called to say I love you".

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

Have you ... (see) my glasses?

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

Shakespeare ... (write) a lot of poems.

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

Sabaliauskaite has ... (write) a lot of popular novels.

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

Have you ... (talk) to your teacher yet?

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

He was ... (do) an interesting research at that time.

(a)  

Write the correct form of the verb:

He was ... a speech when he was shot.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

The policemen ... an award yesterday.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Every year, "Maltesers' Soup" ... money for feeding eldery people.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Cell phones are not ... here.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Stevie Wonder is a famous musician although he is ... - he lost his sight shortly after his birth.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

What do you think ... her new dress? Do you like it?

(a)  

What's his favourite lesson?

(a)  

They are having a lesson of ... .

(a)  

It's ... .

(a)  

Write the missing phrase:

She doesn't study Chinese. She studies Spanish ... it.

(a)  

Write the missing phrase:

We have Maths, Lithuanian and English at school. ... these subjects, we also have History, Art and second foreign language.

(a)  

Write the missing phrase:

I'm not really keen on Music, I would like to have more Art classes ... it.

(a)  

Write the missing phrase:

We have 2 lessons of Lithuanian and Maths ... English every week.

(a)  

This bread is ... .

(a)  

The flour on the right is ... .

(a)  

Things you do after school are called ...

(a)  

To start a club at school you need the head teacher's ... .

(a)  

The man is ... the boy.

(a)  

The boys are not working, they are ... .

(a)  

Write the missing word:

What are you laughing ... ?

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Why don't you join .. with us?

(a)  

Write the missing word:

this is my book, it belongs ... me.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

At school, we learn ... many different things.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

If you ... (use) pictures, you ... (remember) things better.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

If you ... (be) worried about something, you ... (not/concentrate) well.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

You ... (not/remember) important information, unless you ... (make) good notes.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

If you ... (feel) relaxed, you ... (study) better.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

Unless you ... (find) a quiet place to work, you ... (not/study) well.

(a)  

Write the correct forms of the verbs:

If you ... (can) teach the inforamtion to someone else, you ... (remember) it better.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

He didn't know the answer so he ... .

(a)  

Write the missing word:

We don't ... hands any more.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

She ... something on the paper but I couldn't figure out what it was.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

The kid is ... at something.

(a)  

Write the missing word:

Unless you ..., we'll be late.

(a)  

Write the coorect form of the verb:

I don't mind ... (fly) but I'm not really keen on it either.

(a)  

A noun to describe the feeling when you get everything you want.

(a)  

When you get everything you want you are ... .

(a)  

A noun describing a felling when you excited.

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

I didn't liked the movie, what about you?

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

Have you meet her new boyfriend yet?

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

What you think of my new dress?

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

My sister doesn't really likes books.

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

I never was in Paris before.

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

I'm loving reading books.

(a)  

Find the mistake and correct it rewriting the whole sentence:

My dad never tell me off.

(a)