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English Grammar Practice Exercises

The document contains various exercises aimed at practicing English grammar, including filling in gaps with appropriate forms of verbs, making sentences negative, choosing correct words, and forming plurals. It covers topics such as verb tenses, sentence structure, and vocabulary related to everyday situations. The exercises are structured to enhance understanding of basic English language rules.

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English Grammar Practice Exercises

The document contains various exercises aimed at practicing English grammar, including filling in gaps with appropriate forms of verbs, making sentences negative, choosing correct words, and forming plurals. It covers topics such as verb tenses, sentence structure, and vocabulary related to everyday situations. The exercises are structured to enhance understanding of basic English language rules.

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To Do Test

1)Fill in the gaps with ‘m, ‘re, are or ‘s


1. What ‘(s) your name?

2. My name( ‘s) Ali.


3. Where ‘(re) you from?
4. I( ‘m) from Egypt.
5. Where( ‘re )they from?

6. They (‘re)from Australia.


7. What (‘re) their names?
8. His name ‘(s )Jason and her name ‘(s )Kylie.
[Link], Jo. How (‘re) you?
10. I (‘m) fine, thanks. And you?

11. I (‘m) Ok, thanks.


2)Make these sentences negative. Write correct sentences.
[Link] Roberts (is not)Polish.
[Link] DiCaprio (is not) an accountant.
[Link] and Victoria Beckham (are not) from Spain.

[Link] and Coca-Cola (are not) British companies.


[Link] (is not)in USA.
[Link]( are not)German cars.
[Link] and Manchester (are not) in Australia.
3)Fill in the gaps in this questions with Am, Are or is?
1.(Are) you a student?

2.(Is) she an actress?


3.(Are)they Argentinian?
4.(Am) I in room 201?

5.(Is)it an English hotel?


6.(Is) he from Mexico?
7.(Are) we in room B?
8.(Are)you from London?
4)Choose the correct words.
1. What’s (your) name?

2. It’s (her) dictionary.


3. (We’re) Japanese.
4. (I’m) from Turkey.
5. It’s (his) computer.
6. (They’re) Spanish.

7. (You’re) in room C?
8. (It’s) an MP3 player.
9. What are (their) names?
10. (Our) names are Colin and Henry.
11. Where’s (your) book?

12. (We’re) students and Peter’s (our) teacher.


5)Write the plurals:
1.a child (children)
2.a surname (surnames)
3.a woman (women)
4.a dictionary (dictionaries)

5.a dress (dresses)


6.a pencil (pencils)
7.a man (men)

8.a watch (watches)


9.a tooth (teeth)
[Link] address (addresses)
6)Choose the correct words.
[Link] (has) got an old bike.
[Link] (haven’t) got a car.

[Link] (‘ve) got a new DVDplayer.


[Link] (hasn’t) got a camera.
5.I (‘ve) got a new laptop.
[Link] (hasn’t) got an MP3 player.
[Link] (haven’t) got a very big car.

[Link] (‘ve) got a nice watch.


[Link] (hasn’t) got a pen.
[Link] (‘ve) got a beautiful cat.
7)Fill in the gaps with have, has, haven’t or hasn’t.
A: Have you got a computer?

B: Yes, I (have).
A: Has Mona got a laptop?
B: No, she (hasn’t).
A: Have you got a dictionary?
B: Yes, I (have).
A: Have they got a new DVD player?

B: No, they (haven’t).


A: Has he got a cinema?
B: Yes, he (has).

A: Have we got his address?


B: Yes, we (have).
A: Has Bob got a car?
B: No, he (hasn’t).
A: Have they got a big TV?
B: Yes, they (have).

8)Complete these sentences.


[Link] mother’s son is (your brother).
[Link] father’s sister is (your aunt).
[Link] mother’s daughter is (your sister).
[Link] father’s parents are (your grandparents).

[Link] son’s children are (your grandchildren).


[Link] mother’s brother’s daughter is (your cousin).
[Link] mother’s brother is (your uncle).
9)Fill in the gaps with these words; live, work, finish, start, go, leave,
get, get up have.

1.I (live) in Brighton.


2.I (have) lunch in a café.
3.I (get up) at 7.00.
4.I (start) work at 8.30.
5.I (get) home at 5.30.
6.I (leave) home at 6.00.

7.I (go) to work at 9.00.


8.I (have) dinner at home.
9.I (work) in a school.

10.I (go) to bed at 11.30.


10)Fill in the gaps with in, on, or at.
1.I get up early (in) the week.
[Link] work (at) the weekend.
[Link] and Ruby eat out (on) [Link] evenings.
[Link] brother and I go to the cinema (in) the mornings.

[Link] and Bob work (at) night.


7.I phone my mum and dad (in) the mornings.
[Link] parents have lunch (at) one o’clock.
[Link] do sport (in) the afternoon.
10.I phone my son (on) Saturdays.

11.I get up (at) half past six.


11)Put the words in order
1. I (usually) work (on) Sundays.
2. I (never) sleep (in) the afternoon.
3. Sometimes I stay (at) home (on) Saturday evenings.

4. I (often) go out with friends (in) the week.


5. My friends (always) remember my birthday.
6. My parents are (hardly ever) (at) home (on) New Year’s Eve.
7. I’m (usually) very tired (on) Friday evenings.
12)Add-s, -es, or to the verbs in these sentences.
1. My son (watches) TV a lot.

2. Barry (takes) good photos.


3. Paula (goes) out on Saturdays.
4. Ian and Liz (work) at home.

5. My sister (lives) in the USA.


6. Our class (finishes) at 8.30.
7. Luke’s parents (like) jazz.
8. Rob (watches) sport on TV.
9. We (go) out on Fridays.
10. She (does) a lot of sport.

13)Put the words in order


1. What (does) he do?
2. Where (does) he work?
3. (Does) he like rock music?
4. What (does) she do on Friday nights?

5. What kind of food (does) she like?


6. (Does) she watch sport on TV?
14)Write these times in order:
1. five to ten (09:55)
2. ten to ten (09:50)

3. twenty to ten (09:40)


4. quarter to ten (09:45)
5. ten past ten (10:10)
6. twenty-five past ten (10:25)
7. quarter past ten (10:15)
8. half past ten (10:30)

15)What do you say on these special days?


1. Your sister’s birthday (Happy Birthday!)
2. A friend’s wedding (Congratulations!)

3. 1st January (Happy New Year!)


4. The birth of a baby (Congratulations!)
5. A wedding anniversary (Happy Anniversary!)
16)Fill in the gaps with a, an or
1. Do you have (any) sugar?
2. Can I have (a) croissant?

3. I don’t like (any) olives.


4. Would you like (a) biscuit?
5. I love (–) chicken soup.
6. I always have (an) egg sandwich for lunch.
17)Write the opposites of these adjectives.

1. ill → well / healthy


2. happy → sad
3. hot → cold
4. lucky → unlucky
5. different → same

6. tall → short
7. friendly → unfriendly
8. boring → interesting
9. quiet → noisy
10. fantastic → terrible / awful
18)Write the missing letters in these adjectives.

1. cow → (c)o(w)d → coward


2. ed → (e)d(u)cated → educated
3. drt → (d)i(r)t(y) → dirty

4. ex d → (e)x(c)i(t)e(d) → excited
5. P → (p)l(e)a(s)ant → pleasant
6. cl → (c)l(e)a(r) → clear
7. n → (n)i(c)e → nice
8. dan er us → (d)ange(r)ous → dangerous

9. ept → (k)e(e)p(t) → kept (bura doğru variant “adept” ola bilər)

10. brd → (b)o(r)e(d) → bored

11. sf → (s)a(f)e → safe


19)Choose the correct words.
1. I (was) at home yesterday.
2. The film (was) amazing.
3. Jack and I (were) in Rome last week.

4. My uncle (was) a doctor.


5. I (wasn’t) here last year.
6. He (wasn’t) very well.
7. You (weren’t) here on Monday.
8. They (weren’t) born in the UK.
20)Choose the correct verbs and write the Past Simple of them.
1. Have (had) children
2. Study (studied) English
3. Make (made) a film
4. Leave (left) school
5. Become (became) famous

6. Write (wrote) a book


7. Win (won) a lot of money

8. Move (moved) house


21)Match the verbs to the phrases.
1. Go (for a walk)
2. Write (an email)
3. Clean (the car)
4. Go away (for the weekend)

5. Do (the washing)
6. Have (a great time)
7. Stay (with friends)
8. Go (to a party)
22)Fill in the gaps with these words. Website, emails, get, wifi, use,
search engine, download, chat, go, blog..
1. I don’t have a favorite (website).
2. Paul sends lots of (emails) every day.
3. Did you (get) my email?
4. This café has (wifi).

5. I (use) the internet for my food shopping.


6. Do you always use the same (search engine)?
7. My kids (download) a lot of videos and music.
8. I (chat) to my sister online every day.
9. I often go and read my friend’s (blog).
23)Fill in the gaps with didn’t, wasn’t or weren’t.

1. I (didn’t) watch TV yesterday.


2. I (didn’t) go to bed late last night.
3. I (wasn’t) at home last week.

4. I (didn’t) like my first school.


5. I (didn’t) have a holiday last year.
6. I (wasn’t) late for work last week.
7. My parents (weren’t) at university.
24)Choose the correct words.
1. I didn’t (get) your text. Can you send/get it again?

→ “get” düzgün, çünki mesajı **almağa** çalışırsan.


2. Remember to (turn off) your phone before the film starts.
→ “turn off” düzgün, filmi izləyərkən telefonu söndürmək lazımdır.
3. I need a new (battery) for my mobile.
→ “battery” düzgündür, “charge” deyil, çünki yeni batareya lazım.

4. Do you (charge) your phone every night?


→ “charge” düzgündür, telefonun enerji ilə doldurulması üçün.
5. Can you (turn on) the TV? My favorite programme/channel is on now.
→ “turn on” düzgündür, TV-ni açmaq üçün.
6. Excuse me. (Can) you make video calls on this mobile?

→ “Can” düzgündür, icazə soruşarkən.


7. You (couldn’t) go online in 1970.
→ “couldn’t” düzgündür, çünki 1970-ci ildə internet yox idi.
8. You (could) buy mobiles in the 1990s.
→ “could” düzgündür, 1990-cı illərdə mobil telefon almaq mümkün idi.
9. Sorry, we (can’t) come to your party next week.

→ “can’t” düzgündür, gələcəkdə qatıla bilməyəcəyini bildirir.


10. Look! You (can) see my house from here.
→ “can” düzgündür, çünki indi görünüşü izah edirsən.

25)Make sentences with these words.


1. Two days ago I met him. (ago/two/him/days/met)
2. He was born in the eighteenth century.
(born/He/eighteenth/the/in/century/was)
3. I went out last night. (night/out/I/last/went)
4. She arrived ten days ago. (days/arrived/She/ago/ten)

5. My parents went to Paris in 2011. (2011/to Paris/My parents/in/went)


6. His father was famous in the eighties. (in/famous/was/eighties/His
father)
26)Fill in the gaps with a, an or the.
1. I’ve got (an) old car.

2. I went to (the) cinema at (the) weekend.


3. This book is about (a) doctor. (The) doctor is rich, but (a) young doctor
and (an) old woman. (The) woman is very poor.
4. What happens at (the) end of the game?
5. I’d like to buy (a) new hat.

6. This book is about (a) young doctor and (an) old woman. (The) doctor is
rich, but (the) woman is very poor.
27)Fill in the gaps with There’s, There are, There isn’t or There aren’t.

1. (There is) a theatre in Catford.

2. (There isn’t) a cinema.

3. (There are) two stations.

4. (There isn’t) a square.

5. (There is) a nice park.

6. (There aren’t) any museums.


7. (There are) a lot of shops.

8. (There aren’t) any big hotels.

28)Choose the correct words.

1. (Is) there a theatre in Catford?


2. (Is) there a cinema?
3. (Are) there two stations?
4. (Is) there a square?
5. (Is) there a park?
6. (Are) there any museums?
7. (Are) there any shops?
8. (Are) there any big hotels?
29)Fill in the gaps with some, any, a or an.
1. A: I’m hungry. Have you got (any) food?
2. B: Yes, there’s (a) sandwich. (Some) bread and cheese. I can make you
(an) egg sandwich.
3. A: Have you got (any) tomatoes?
4. B: No, I haven’t, but I’ve got (some) eggs. Would you like (an) egg
sandwich?
5. A: Yes, that sounds nice.

6. B: Would you like (a) drink?


7. A: Yes, (some) milk, please. And have you got (any) fruit? (A) banana,
maybe?
8. B: There are (some) oranges, but there aren’t (any) bananas.
9. A: Ok. I’ll have (an) orange.
30)Write the vowels (a, e, i, o, u) in these shops.
??
31)Put the verbs in the Present Continuous

1. MUM: Jim, can you help me?


2. JIM: Sorry, Mum. I (am doing) my homework. (do)
3. MUM: What (is) your sister (doing)? (do)
4. JIM: She (is having) a shower. (have)
5. MUM: And what (are) your brothers (doing)? (do)
6. JIM: They (are playing) football. (play) But Dad (isn’t doing) anything. (not
do)
7. DAD: Yes, I am. I (am reading) the paper. (read)
8. MUM: Not any more!
32)Write these travelling verbs/phrases
1. ylf → (fly)

2. leccy → (cycle)
3. vired → (drive)
4. kawl → (walk)
5. og yb ratin → (go by train)
6. og yb occah → (go by coach)

7. og yb buet → (go by bus/boat)


33)Put the verbs in the present somple or present continuous.
1. Where (does) Ben (work)? He (works) in a bank. (work/work in a bank)
2. What (is) Sue (doing) at the moment? She (is taking) the children to
school. (do/take)
3. Which TV programmes (do) you (watch) every week? I (watch) sport on TV.
(watch/watch)
4. What (are) you (wearing) today? I (am wearing) jeans and a T-shirt.
(wear/wear)
5. Where (do) you usually (go) on Friday evenings? I usually (go) clubbing.
(go/go)
6. What (are) Dave and Rita (doing) now? They (are having) lunch. (do/have)
7. What time (does) your lesson usually (finish)? It usually (finishes) at 4.30.
(finish/finish)
8. What (is) Ben (doing) at the moment? He (is walking) to work. (do/walk)
34)Fill in the gaps with these words: Can I, Speaking, It’s, I got, I’ll call,
Hold on, Is that, call you back, Call me
1. K: Hello. (Can I) help you?
2. B: Hello. (Is that) Kevin Doyle?
3. K: (Speaking).
4. B: Hi, Kevin. (Can I) speak to Jo, please?

5. K: (Hold on) a moment, I’ll get her.


6. J: Hello?
7. B: Hi, Jo. (I got) your message.
8. J: Oh, hi, Bill. I’ve got a meeting now. (Can I) call you back?
9. B: Sure. (Call me) on my mobile.

10. J: OK. (I’ll call) you later. Bye.


35)Choose the correct words
1. A: Tina’s husband is a (good) cook.
2. B: And he can play tennis really (well).
3. A: He also speaks three languages (fluently).
4. B: But he isn’t a very (careful) driver. I don’t feel (safe) when he’s driving.

5. A: So there’s one thing he does (badly)!


36)Choose the correct verbs.
1. (have) stay with friends
2. (hire) a car

3. (go to) the beach


4. (stay) in a hotel
5. (travel) around
6. (go on) camping
7. (go) skiing
8. (go on) a boat trip

9. (hire) a bike
10. (have) a picnic
11. (go on) holiday
12. (have) a good time
37)Complete the sentences with the infinitive of purpose. Use these
verbs get, watch, buy, tell, visit, study, chat
1. I went to the baker’s (to buy) some bread.
2. We stayed at home (to watch) the football.
3. I’m going to Valencia (to study) Spanish.
4. I went to L.A. (to visit) a friend.

5. She often goes online (to chat) to her friends.


6. He’s going to the supermarket (to get) some biscuits.
7. Jack phoned his wife (to tell) her the good news.
38)Write the letters in these natural places.
1. the s → (the sea)
2. aw d → (wood)

3. an i 1 d → (an island)
4. afr t → (forest)
5. am nt n → (mountain)

6. ah 1 → (a hill)
7. al k → (lake)
8. ar v → (river)
9. the co tys e → (the countryside)
10. the dist → (the desert)
39)Write the sentences with comparatives

1. Russia is (colder than) Egypt.


2. Stockholm is (safer than) New York.
3. Mumbai is (bigger than) Paris.
4. India is (cheaper than) Australia.
5. Tokyo is (more expensive than) Bangkok.

6. Sao Paolo is (hotter than) Montreal.


7. Beijing is (more crowded than) Berlin.
8. Spain is (smaller than) Argentina.
9. Mexico City is (busier than) Quito.
10. Public transport in London is (better than) public transport in Los
Angeles.
40)Write the animals
1. dirb → (bird)
2. olni → (lion)
3. aesnk S → (snake)
4. semou m → (mouse)

5. nceckih c → (chicken)
6. bratbi → (rabbit)
7. woc → (cow)

8. largoil g → (gorilla)
9. komyen m → (monkey)
10. grite → (tiger)
11. ephse s → (sheep)
12. lwfo → (wolf)
41)?Read the conversation and choose the correct verb form

1. A: What do you want (to do) tomorrow?


2. B: I’d like (to go) shopping in town.
3. A: We did that last weekend. I’d rather (go) to the beach.
4. B: OK, let’s (do) that. Where would you like (to go)?
5. A: Can we (go) to Angel Beach? It’s really nice.

6. B: Yes, good idea. Let’s go (there). Do you want (to drive)?


7. A: No, I don’t think so. I’d rather (take) the train.
8. B: OK. See you tomorrow.
42)Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets, verb
+ing or the infinitive with to.

1. A: Would you like (to go out) this evening?


2. B: I’m sorry, I can’t. I need (to finish) this report.
3. A: I really enjoy (watching) the Simpsons.
4. B: Oh, I stopped (watching) it years ago.
5. A: I’d really love (to go) to San Francisco.
6. B: Yes, me too. But I really hate (flying)!

7. A: Do you like (going) to the cinema?


8. B: No, I don’t, but I love (watching) DVDs.
9. A: Last night I decided (to leave) my job.

10. B: Wow! What do you want (to do) now?


43)Choose the correct words
1. I want to (get) fit.
2. Can you (carry) the shopping, please?
3. How often do you (do) the housework?
4. I’d like to (have) a bath.

5. I need to (do) some exercises.


6. I don’t like (taking) lifts.
7. Joe’s (washing) the car.
8. Did you (spend) lots of money?
9. I (get) stressed at work.

10. He (got off) the bus and walked home.


44)Fill in the gaps with these imperatives. Don’t eat, Turn off, Call, Don’t
forget, Don’t work, Tell
1. (Don’t eat) biscuits every day.
2. (Call) him on his mobile.

3. (Don’t work) too hard.


4. (Tell) her go away.
5. (Turn off) the TV and go to bed.
6. (Don’t forget) to send him a present.
45)Fill in the gaps in these frequency expressions.
1. once a week = (every) 7 days

2. every 6 hours = (four times) a day


3. twice a year = (every) 6 months
4. 12 times a year = (once) a month

5. every 12 hours = (twice) a day


46)Fill in the gaps with should or shouldn’t and these verbs: do, work,
drink, sleep, eat, walk.
1. You (should) do some exercises.
2. You (shouldn’t) eat chips every day.
3. You (shouldn’t) work 7 days a week.

4. You (should) walk to the shops.


5. You (shouldn’t) drink so much coffee.
6. You (should) sleep for 7 or 8 hours every night.
47)Fill in the gaps with these words: wrong, ache, better, take, sore,
don’t, terrible, matter, shouldn’t, dear, painkillers.

1. A: What’s (the matter)?


2. B: I feel (sore).
3. A: Oh, What’s (wrong)?
4. B: I’ve got a stomach (ache) and a throat. Have you got any (painkillers)?
5. A: Sorry, no, but you (shouldn’t) be at work. Why don’t you take the day
off?
6. B: Yes, good idea.
7. A: I hope you get (better) soon.
48)Fill in the gaps with these verbs: have, move, work, get, do, lose, eat,
stop.
1. (Have) a holiday / fun.

2. (Do) a computer course / more exercises.


3. (Eat) chocolate cake / sweet things.
4. (Get) a new job / (get) fit.
5. (Work) hard / (work) less.

6. (Stop) working at weekends / (stop) smoking.


7. (Move) house / (move) to another country.
49)Fill in the gaps with thecorrect form of be going to and these
Verbs: leave, watch, get, stay, buy, have.
1. Ian (is going to) leave his job.
2. I (am going to) get a new car.

3. Tina (isn’t going to) get married in May.


4. We (aren’t going to) have a holiday this year.
5. They (are going to) stay in a hotel.
6. I (am not going to) watch TV tonight.
50)Make questions with these words.

1. (What are you going to do tomorrow evening?)


2. (Are you going to have a holiday next year?)
3. (Where are you going to be tomorrow afternoon?)
4) (What are you going to do after class?)
5. (Are you going to study English next year?)

6. (Where is your family going to go on holiday?)


51)Choose the correct verbs.
1. (take) an exam
2. (get) a degree
3. (start) college
4. (revise) for an exam

5. (go) to university
6. (leave) school
7. (pass) an exam

8. (get) some qualifications


9. (fail) an exam
10. (get) a job
11. (take) an exam
12. (go to) school
52)Read the email and fill in the gaps with might or the correct form of
be going to.
???
53)Choose the correct words in these conversations.
1. A: Excuse me. (Where) do I get to the station?
2. B: Go along this road and (turn) left. Then go (over) the bridge and turn
right.
3. New Road. The station is on (your) left, (opposite) the hotel.
3. A: Great, thank you very much.
4. A: Excuse me. (Is) there a supermarket near (here)?
5. B: Yes, there’s one (in) New Road. Go (along) this street and turn right. Go
(past) the chemist’s and the supermarket is (on) the right. You (can’t) miss
it.
6. A: Excuse me. (Where’s) the post office?
7. B: It’s (opposite) the bank.
8. A: Oh, yes. I (can) see it. Thanks a lot.
54)Fill in the gaps with the correct form of book, stay, rent or get.

1. I need a hotel room. (book)


2. My brother (is staying) with us at the moment.
3. How do I (get) to your place?
4. He always (books) flights online.

5. Last year we (rented) a house in Spain.


6. I love (staying) in hotels.
7. We (got) home last night.
8. Are you going to (rent) a car?
55)Write the numbers
a. nought point four = (0.4)

b. a hundred and thirty-two = (132)


c. seven million = (7,000,000)
d. six thousand seven hundred = (6,700)
e. three point seven six = (3.76)
f. five hundred thousand = (500,000)

g. forty-one thousand, three hundred and seventeen = (41,317)


56)Write the superlatives.
1. slim → (slimmest)
2. easy → (easiest)
3. boring → (most boring)

4. big → (biggest)
5. short → (shortest)
6. beautiful → (most beautiful)
7. crowded → (most crowded)
8. difficult → (most difficult)
9. funny → (funniest)

10. safe → (safest)


57)Fill in the gaps with the comparative or superlative of the adjective in
brackets. Use the with the superlative if necessary.
1. This is (the most expensive) hotel in the city.
2. My sister is (younger) than me.
3. I know a restaurant (better) than this one.
4. What’s (the hottest) country in the world?
5. I’m (the tallest) person in my family.

6. That’s my son’s (most expensive) shirt.


7. She’s (the happiest) person I know.
8. Where’s (the best) place to have lunch near here?
9. Kath’s (more attractive) than her sister.
10. That was (the worst) day of the holiday.

11. You look (thinner) than you were last year.


12. Which of these three bags is (the heaviest)?
58)Write the past participles
1. be → (been)
2. study → (studied)

3. have → (had)
4. meet → (met)
5. stay → (stayed)
6. lose → (lost)
7. see → (seen)
8. write → (written)

9. visit → (visited)
10. work → (worked)
59)Put the verbs in brackets in the Present Perfect or Past Simple and
complete the short answers.
A: Have you ever (been) to Ecuador?
B: No, I haven’t, but I (went) to Chile.
A: When (did) you (go) there?
B: I (went) in 2009.
A: Did you (have) a good time?

B: Yes. It (was) fantastic!


A: Have you ever (worked) as a waiter?
B: Yes, I (worked) in the Station Hotel.
A: Did you (enjoy) it?
B: No. It (was) hard work.

A: When (did) you (work) there?


B: In 2010, after I (left) university.
60)Fill in the gaps with these words. Phone, report, notes, company,
contract, meeting, customers.
1. Can you answer the (phone) please?

2. I work for a (company) in Rome.


3. They signed the (contract) yesterday.
4. I’m going to a (meeting) now.
5. Lisa, can you take (notes) at the meeting, please?
6. I write to a lot of (customers) every day.
7. Did you write this (report)?

61)Make questions with these words.


1. Where (were) you (last night)?
2. Were (they) at home (yesterday afternoon)?
3. Was (your son) at the party?

4. Where (were) you (at 5 p.m)?


5. Where (were) you (born)?
6. When (were) they (born)?
7. Was (he) born (in London)?

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