_{Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb}

_{Steve is going to London next week. He … … (stay) with some friends.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb}

_{It’s Sharon’s birthday next week. We … … (give) for her a present.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb}

_{Sue says she’s feeling very tired. She … … (lie down) for an hour.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb}

_{… you … … (invite) Martin to your party?}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{Last year she … 22.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{Yesterday it … very cold.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{We … very tired last night.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{This time last year she … in Paris.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{Our room ……very small and it ……clean.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{Yesterday … a public holiday, so the banks … closed. They are open today.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{When I … a child, I … afraid of dogs.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{We … hungry after the journey, but we … tired.}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{… the weather nice when we … on holiday?}

_{Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t}

_{Why … you late this morning?}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{I bought … cheese, but I didn’t buy … bread.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{I am going to post office. I need … stamps.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{There aren’t … shops in this part of town.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{Gary and Alice haven’t got … children.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{Have you got … brothers or sisters?}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{There are … beautiful flowers in the garden.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{Do you know … good hotels in London?}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{Would you like … tea?  Yes, please.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{When we were on holiday, we visited … very interesting places.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{Don’t buy … rice. We don’t need … .}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{I went out to buy … oranges, but they didn’t have … in the shop.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use some or any}

_{I’m thirsty. Can I have … water, please?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know those girls. Do you know ……?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know that man. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know those people. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know David’s wife. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know Mr. Stevens. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know Steve’s parents. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t know the woman in the black coat. Do you know … ?}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t want these books. You can have … .}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I never go to parties. I don’t like … .}

_{Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them}

_{I don’t eat tomatoes. I don’t like … .}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{...  you play football ? If you want I'll show you.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ... sit down in the class.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ... chat in a church.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{Can I stand up? No, you … .}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{Can I eat this apple? Yes, you … .}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{… I change my name ? - No, you can't.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You … answer the question, it's easy.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{I … run on the beach in summer.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{I …  do my homework every evening.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You … obey your teacher.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{She doesn't want to go to the swimming pool because she ...  swim.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{"Oh! Look at the bird!" - "Where? - I ... see it".}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ... be 18 to have a driving license.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ...  drive alone when you have a driving license.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{But, you ... drive too fast.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ...  be at university at 8 o'clock.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{She is talkative. She ....... keep a secret.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{I ... hear voices in the house.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{You ...... smoke in this office.}

_{Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t}

_{What a big cake! Everybody ... smell it from the doorway!}

 _{Choose the right variant.}

_{Last year Rachel … 17, so she … 18 now.}

_{Choose the right variant.}

_{Last Tuesday Lisa … from London to Madrid. (to fly)}

_{Put the verb in Past Continuous.}

_{What … you … at 11.30 yesterday?}