Grammar
'What is Karen doing/does Karen do now?' 'She tidies/'s tyding her bedroom.'
'What is Karen doing now?' 'She's tyding her bedroom.'
Interesting or Interested?
1. - Do you want to come to the gallery with me?
- I'd love to. I'm really ______ in art.
2. - Do you enjoy your history lessons?
- Yes, they're very ______.
1. interested
2. interesting
Jane ____________ (fly) in a plane many times. She's been around the world.
has flown
Matt is liking/likes rugby and football but he doesn't like/isn't liking tennis.
Matt likes rugby and football but he doesn't like tennis.
Your _____ is between your foot and your leg.
a. ankle
b. knee
c. neck
a. ankle
When I see Elizabeth, I ___________ (invite) her to the party.
will invite
English is more difficult/the most difficult/the more difficult than French.
more difficult
A special road for bikes is called a cycle
a. street
b. road
c. lane
c. lane
________ you ever _______ (take) an underground train?
Have you ever taken
This coat isn't mine. It's her/hers/she's.
hers
Your father's brother is your
a. ankle
b. aunt
c. uncle
c. uncle
How many/ How much/How any time do we have?
How much
If I get home early tonight, I ____________ (make) the dinner.
will nake
A year ago, I ____________ (visit) the British Museum.
visited