Sarah asked me if I was still a member of the sports centre

=> Sarah asked me: " (a)   still a member of the sports centre

None- members cannot enter the sports centre without a ticket

=> Non-members aren't (a)   to enter the sports centre without a ticket

Trainers must be worn in the sports centre at all times.

=> You must (a)   trainers in the sports centre at all times.

Football is the most popular sport at the centre.

Football is (a)   than any other sport at the sports centre.

Sarah thinks the sports centre is too small for the town.

=>Sarah thinks the sports centre is not (a)   for the town.

None of my friends enjoy reading as much as I do.

I enjoy reading (a)   any of my friends.

I borrowed a very good book from my teacher.

My teacher (a)   me a very good book.

My mother finished War and Peace in only three weeks.

It only (a)   my mother three weeks to finish War and Peace.

It doesn't matter to me if a book is long or short.

I don't (a)   if a book is long or short.

I am often given books as presents.

=> People often (a)   me books as presents.

After seeing an advertisement for Italian lessons, Daniel decided to go.

Daniel (a)   an advertisement for Italian lessons and then decided to go.

There are fifteen other students in his class.

His class (a)   fifteen other students in it.

Daniel thinks that speaking Italian is easier than writing it.

Daniel doesn't think that speaking is (a)   as writing Italian.

Daniel's teacher is Italian and her name's Chiara Paolozzi.

Daniel's teacher is Italian and she's _Chiara Paolozzi.

(a)  

The students are given two hours of homework each week.

Each week Chiara (a)   the students two hours of homework.

It's six months since I last went swimming.

I (a)   been swimming for six months.

The new pool is near to my home.

It's not (a)   the new pool to my home.

If you can't swim, you're not allowed in the deep end.

You're not allowed in the deep end (a)   you can swim

My friend Sam wanted me to go swimming with him.

"Why (a)   come swimming with me?" suggested Sam.

I didn't go swimming with Sam because I was very busy.

I was (a)   busy to go swimming with Sam.

Tim asked the manager where the showers were.

Tim asked the manager, "Where (a)   showers?"

Tim succeeded in putting up the tent on his own.

Tim was able to (a)   up the tent on his own.

Tim and his friends went swimming every day.

Every day Tim went swimming and (a)   did his friends.

The sea was warmer than they had expected.

The sea was not as (a)   they had expected.

My sister had never been camping before.

This was (a)   my sister had been camping

The museum was near the school.

The museum was not... the school

(a)  

It cost £3 to visit the museum.

They had to (a)   £3 to visit the museum

The class was taken around the museum by a guide.

A museum guide (a)   around the museum

They did not leave until 4 o'clock.

It was 4 o'clock...they left the museum

(a)  

Everybody thought that the museum visit was boring.

Everybody ...with the museum visit.

(a)  

It costs nothing to attend a state school.

It doesn't cost (a)   to attend a state school

City schools are usually larger than schools in the country.

Schools in the country are not as _ city schools

(a)  

Uniforms must be worn by children in some schools.

Children must... uniforms in some schools

(a)  

Each class has about thirty children.

In each class...are about thirty children

(a)  

Children can buy hot lunches at most schools.

At most schools... possible for children to buy hot lunches

(a)  

It's a 15-minute car journey from the village to the coast.

It takes 15 (a)   car from the village to the coast.

We'll stay in the car until we reach the end of the road.

When we reach the end of the road, we'll get (a)   the car.

Then we'll walk to the beach.

Then we'll (a)   foot to the beach.

At this time of year, the water is usually too cold to swim in.

The water isn't (a)   to swim in at this time of year.

We'll probably stay in the village until the end of April.

We (a)   leave the village until the end of April.

Probably, no other painting is as famous as La Gioconda.

La Gioconda is probably _painting in the world.

(a)  

Nobody is sure of the identity of the woman in the painting.

Nobody is sure _the woman in the painting is.

(a)  

People find the smile of the woman in the painting interesting.

People are (a)   the smile of the woman in the painting

It took Leonardo a long time to paint this picture.

Leonardo spent a long time (a)   this picture.

Does anyone know what this picture is worth today?

Does anyone know how (a)   this picture is worth today?

My parents prefer jazz to classical music.

My parents think jazz (a)   than classical music

My parents can only go swimming at the weekend.

On weekdays, my parents aren't (a)   go swimming

If I finish my homework, I can go out at the weekend.

I can't go out at the weekend (a)   finish my homework

My sister watchers more TV than me.

I don't watch TV (a)   my sister does

My parents suggested going out for a meal.

My parents said, "Why (a)   go out for a meal?"

My mother lives a long way from the supermarket.

There isn't (a)   my mother's house.

When she has to walk to the supermarket she finds it tiring.

She gets (a)   when she has to walk to the supermarket.

She is often driven to the supermarket by her neighbour.

Her neighbour often (a)   a lift to the supermarket

There are many types of coffee there.

You can buy_ types of coffee there.

(a)  

She asked an assistant how much the Colombian coffee cost.

She asked: 'How (a)   the Colombian coffee cost?'

The Colombian coffee cost less than the Kenyan coffee.

The Colombian coffee wasn't (a)   as the Kenyan coffee.

Dave and Jane have been to the cinema together.

Dave (a)   to the cinema with Jane.

Nearly every seat was taken in the cinema.

There weren't (a)   in the cinema.

Jane had a worse seat than Dave.

Dave had (a)   than Jane.

Jane couldn't see the screen very well.

Jane found (a)   to see the screen.

Dave said that he had seen the film before.

Dave said: 'I (a)   this film before"

They spent two hours watching the film.

The film (a)   for two hours.

The nurses' home is behind the hospital.

The hospital is (a)   the nurses' home.

My appointment with Dr Gibson is at ten o'clock.

At ten o'clock I am (a)   an appointment with Dr Gibson.

The office is Dr Gibson's.

This office (a)   to Dr Gibson.

Dr Gibson told me to take off my shoes and socks.

Dr Gibson said: 'Please take (a)   and socks off.

It would be a good idea to take more exercise?

•You really ...to take more exercise.'

(a)  

I was given some information about a local gym.

The hospital _some information about a local gym.

(a)  

My friend told me that I could stay in his flat.

My friend said: 'You (a)   my flat.'

I started living here two months ago

I have lived here (a)   two months ago.

This is the first time I've lived in a city.

I've (a)   in a city before.

The flat has two bedrooms.

There (a)   in the flat.

My bedroom is too small for all my books.

My bedroom is not (a)   for all my books.

Maria lives a long way from her office.

Maria's office isn't (a)   her home.

It is a forty-minute bus journey to her office.

The bus journey to her office (a)   forty minutes.

Driving a car in the town centre is not allowed.

You are not allowed (a)   cars in the town centre.

Maria sometimes takes a taxi although it is expensive.

Maria doesn't often take a taxi (a)   it is expensive.

Yesterday she got up too late to catch the bus.

Yesterday she got up so late that she (a)   the bus.

Large cars use more petrol than small cars.

Small cars don't use as (a)   large cars.

Check your types before a long journey.

Before a long journey, remember (a)   your types

When I was young, I drove a small car.

I used to (a)   a small car when I was young.

My car windscreen was broken by a stone.

A stone (a)   my car windscreen.

Who does this van belong to?

Whose (a)   this?