Grammar
A.-There's SOMETHING/SOMEONE/SOMEWHERE at the door. Can you open it, please?
SOMEONE
MAKE OR DO?
_______ THE SHOPPING
DO
He's the man WHO/WHICH/WHERE lives next door to Sally.
WHO
I think the party IS GOING/GOES TO/IS GOING TO be fun.
IS GOING TO
PREPOSITION:
I'M COMING! WAIT ___ ME
FOR
A.-when DO YOU BUY/HAVE YOU BOUGHT/DID YOU BUY those shoes?
B.-LAST WEEK
DID YOU BUY
A.-What time you leave/do you leaving/are you leaving tomorrow?
B.-At 8 o'clock
ARE YOU LEAVING
JACK IS A BIT DEPRESSED/DEPRESSING. HE LOST HIS JOB
DEPRESSED
I've never WEAR/WORN/WORE
WORN
B NO, NEVER
HAVE YOU EVER/DID YOU EVER/WERE YOU EVER
HAVE YOU EVER
IT WAS A VERY EXCITED/EXCITING MATCH
I don't want NOTHING/ANYTHING/SOMETHING to eat, thanks. I'm not hungry.
ANYTHING
Has Anna arrived yet/just/already?
No, but she's on her way
YET
MAKE OR DO:
____ A MISTAKE
MAKE
A.-HAVE YOU MADE/ HAVE YOU MAKE/ HAS YOU MADE your bed today?
B.-No, I'm going to do it now.
HAVE YOU MADE