Prepositions
We are ____ Madrid.
in
When you ____ water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____. (heat, boil)
heat, boils
Everyone likes to _____ ____ at the weekends.
go out.
And your weekend? (THIS IS NOT A QUESTION, make it one)
How was your weekend? What did you do this weekend? Did you do anything interesting this weekend.
John asked, "Would you liked to have dinner with us?"
John invited me/us to dinner.
They are good ___ football.
at
If she _____ time this evening, she ________ (go) to the gym.
has, will go
stay in
No, I don't repair my car. I ....
have my car repaired (by the mechanic )
Janet said to him, " NO, I won't go out on a date with you!"
Janet refused to go out on a date with him.
Exercise is good _______ you.
He hasn't got a pen, so he can't write down the address.
If he had a pen, he could write down the address.
Ok, enough chit-chat. Let's _____ ____ this meeting.
jump in/into. (also acceptable is "kick off")
I'm not sure, it's far away, but it _____ ___ an eagle.
might/may/could
"Remember to take your medicine", said the nurse.
The nurse reminded him/her to take their medicine.
People are ___ ___ ___ politicians who lie all the time.
fed up with
The baby didn't cry, so we had a good sleep. (imagine another scenario)
If the baby had cried, we wouldn't have had a good sleep.
I love that actor. I am _____ _____ ____ (see) him in his next film.
looking forward to seeing
Oh, I _____________ (live) in the Northeast of the US so I ____________ (see/snow) .
Used to in the correct form(s)
used to live / am used to seeing snow
"Why don't we try that new Korean place?" said Jim
Jim suggested trying that new Korean place.
I have too many old clothes in the closet. I need to get ___ ___ them.
rid of
I ate too much and now I feel sick. ( imagine a different scenario.
If I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't feel sick.
All the Wendy's burger restaurants _____ ____ in Spain years ago. (in the correct form)
closed down.
I dropped my keys behind the fridge. I __________ reach them. Finally, I _______reach them with a stick. (could /be able to)
I dropped my keys behind the fridge. I couldn’t/ wasn’t able to reach them. I was able to reach them with a stick.
"Yes, I robbed him and then I killed him", said Kate.
Kate admitted robbing and killing him.