Make 12 small round biscuits. You don't need a ​ (a)   ​. (b)   them in the ​ (c)   (160°C) for 15–20 minutes.

The biscuits are ​ (d)   when they are brown.

1. He always drinks coffee in this ​ (a)   .

2. Make some chicken soup in a big ​ (b)   .

3. You need a sharp ​ (c)   to cut meat.

4. You eat ice cream with a ​ (d)   .

5. You need a cake ​ (e)   to bake a cake.

1. Put some salt on this popcorn. It isn’t ​ (a)   enough.

2. The pizza has chillies on it. It’s too ​ (b)   for me.

3. The fish smells really bad. It’s ​ (c)   .

4. Green apples, and lemons are ​ (d)  

5. Mum is a great cook. All her meals are ​ (e)  

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

Cindy and I (a)   (have) our breakfast.

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

She (a)   (make) a pie for you and Dad

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

She (a)   (not put) it in the fridge

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

She (a)   (leave) it in the oven

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

We (a)   (not clean) the kitchen

Complete the sentences with Present Perfect tense:

But I (a)   (wash) the dishes.

Ułóż pytanie:

1. you / ever / be / on TV?

Ułóż pytanie:

1. you / ever / eat / pizza with pineapple?

Ułóż pytanie:

1. she / bring / a present for you?

Have you ever been on TV?

No, (a)  

Has she brought a present for you?

Yes, (a)  

Have you and your brother ever eaten pizza with pineapple?

Yes, (a)  

A: Would you like to go to the cinema or watch a DVD?

B: I ¹ ​ (a)   .

A: Would you ​ (b)   fish or meat?

B: ​ (c)   prefer fish, please.

A: Eggs with ham or tomatoes?

B: You ​ (d)   .

A: ​ (e)   to have lunch now.

B: Me too.

A.

My boyfriend and I found this little place by accident. The coffee’s great and so are the sandwiches and vegetable salads. They make an amazing lasagna – just try it and you’ll see you’ve never eaten anything so tasty! There’s one small room with just three or four tables but it’s really nice. It’s a great place if you are tired of noise – there usually aren’t many people here. There are always some newspapers and magazines to read and they have installed
fast Wi-Fi.

B.

It’s always busy and it’s got a great atmosphere, but it can get a bit loud. My friends and I often hang out here at the weekend. The coffee’s good and they sell tasty sandwiches, great fruit salads and amazing vegetable soups (but they’re expensive). Their grilled chicken sandwich is the best I’ve ever eaten! The sofas are really comfortable too. You can’t use the Internet here, though.

C.

This place is OK, if loud music is not a problem for you. It’s next to the sports centre. I often have a drink here and sometimes a bowl of chips. It’s not very comfortable and I don’t spend a lot of time here, but it’s great for a quick visit. There is no Wi-Fi here but the prices are quite low. They serve tasty cakes and have got a new ice cream machine.

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