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Robbin Hood
Polite requests
Make a sentence
100
I enjoy ...go... to schoo.
going
100
My dad was very bore... with the TV programme.
bored
100
Where did he live?
Sherwood forest
100
You are very thirsty.
Could I get some water, please?
100
see / 2 boys / run / park
I can see two boys running in the park.
200
I can't afford ...buy... a new car.
to buy
200
The music in the film is very annoy... Please, switch it off.
annoying
200
When did he live?
In the 12th century.
200
You are carrying a heavy suitcase.
Could you carry that suitcase for me?
200
hear / man / whistle / tune
I can hear a man whistling a tune.
300
My mother agree ...let... me go out at the weekend.
to let
300
This meal is rather disgust.... I can't eat that.
disgusting
300
What weapon did Robin Hood use?
bow and arrow
300
Your mother wants you to wash up.
Would you mind washing up for me?
300
There / kids / lie/ grass
There are some kids lying on the grass.
400
Can you imagine ...win... a lottery?
winning
400
What a frighten... night. I feel scared.
frightenning
400
Name three people that appear in the story about Robin Hood.
Lady Marian Little John Sherrif of Nottingham
400
Your teacher wants to use the notebook but it is not turned on. What does he say?
Could you turn on the notebook, please?
400
There / woman / smile/ at / good-looking man.
There is a woman smiling at a good-looking man.
500
I remember ....be... at school for the first time.
being
500
After losing the match the whole team felt very disappoint....
Wdisappointed
500
Who did Robin kill on the clearing in the forest?
a forester who guarded the king's deer, he was the sherrif's cousin
500
You are very busy and do not have time to do the shopping. Ask your younger brother.
Would you mind going shopping for me?
500
There / students / learn/ English and see/ them / work/ very hard.
There are students learning English and I can see them working hard.