1. ______ he from Canada?

1. Where ______ they from?

1. Are you married?

1. ______ bags are mine.

1. He ______ a pet.

1. My name’s Sarah. _______ to meet you.

1. What’s his name?

1. A: _______ your surname, please.
B: J-O-N-E-S.

1. ______ I have a coffee, please?

1. This is my friend Susan and this is _______ brother, Daniel.

1. There are a lot of CDs ________ the shelves.

1. _______ two armchairs and a sofa in the living room.

1. She ___________ jeans to work.

1. Does Tim live here?

1. We ______ films everyday.

1. Jane usually _______ fish and chips.

1. You ________ buy shoes in a post office.

1. The cinema is ________ the bank.

1. What ____________ your father look like?

1. How many children ___________ got?

1. _____ we have the bill, please?

1. He _____ afraid of the dark when he was young.

1. My birthday is on _____ February.

1. Sue _____ a quiet child.

1. _____ he at home last night?

1. _____ you like something to drink?

1. How _____ hours do they work?

1. _____ they do a lot of sport when they were at school?

1. We’ve got _____ eggs in the fridge.

1. Sue _________ in a bookshop last year.

1. What _____ holidays! We’re doing something different every day.

1. Tamara ______ a red dress now.

1. Santiago is _______ city in Chile.

1. Kim usually ______ a uniform at school but today she’s wearing jeans.

1. _____ Pam at home last weekend?

1. Can you tell me the _______ to the library?

1. Sue and John ______ bad weather when they were on holiday. It was rainy every day.

1. Greece is ______ than Russia.

1. _______ Charles Dickens write “Oliver Twist”?

1. Sue is waiting ______ Kevin at the restaurant.

1. _____ did Frank go to the theatre with Pat?

1. Look at ______ dog. It is running really fast.

1. ______ do you go to the cinema?

1. _____ hens ______?

1. My brother and I go to school _______.

1. Next winter I am going _______ Chinese.

1. Can you ______ a bike?

1. A: What’s Nick _______? B: He ________ dinner.

1. You _______ be 18 to have a driving license.

1. Sorry I’m late. _______ I missed the train.

1. That bag is too heavy. _________ carry it for you?

1. _______ you ever _______ a bike?

1. You shouldn’t eat so much if you have ________.

1. A: Phil isn’t in. B: ______ I ______ a message for him?

1. We’re late. We need to walk _______.

1. Daniel ______ to Costa Rica.

1. We ______ here since I ______ five.

1. _______ we ________ here?

1. Walk _______ this street until you come to the market. There is a bus stop near the market where you can get a bus ______ the city centre.

1. If you have a headache, you _______ take an aspirin.

1. ______ coming to the party on Saturday?

1. What ______ in the meeting right now?

1. ________ is the person who has a position above you in your work.

1. IT consultants _______ quite busy.

1. We ______ both sides of the street before we cross it.

1. This is Pat. She _____ a teacher but at the moment she ______ round the world.

1. Where _______ on holiday?

1. When ______ have a couple of days off?

1. They are always fighting. They don’t get ______.

1. Tom ______ getting up early.

1. I ______ Susan tomorrow. Shall I invite her to the party?

1. You should go to the new ______. There are beautiful paintings by Frida Kahlo.

1. Hello. This is Ms Niles. ______ to Mr Jones, please?

1. What _______ to prepare for dinner?

1. Pam has _______ a book in the classroom. Do you know if anybody has ______ it?

1. Peter ______ to buy some milk when he went to the supermarket.

1. Please call the restaurant and _______ the reservation as we can’t make it tonight.

1. Which president ______ twice in the last twenty years?

1. We ______ him in our lives. He ______ tell us his surname to check if he’s in the list.

1. My mum had to _______ a phone call to say she ______ late to the doctor’s appointment.

1. When my parents visit other countries, they love bringing some _______ to give us and their friends.

1. I’m not sure what to do this weekend. I _______ to the cinema but I don’t know.

1. We can tell you about him. We ______ him _______ many years now.

1. We _______ on the bus when we ______ a familiar voice. It was my cousin Sue!

1. Phil loves ______ IT devices so he decided _______ to Miami.

1. We’re trying to find the supermarket. Is this the right _______?

1. ______ has he worked here?

1. My grandparents have lived in the same house ______ they got married.

1. I ______ to the radio when the bell _______.

1. Go straight on and ______ the second left. It’s on the _______.

1. Pat eats ______ fried food. She should check her cholesterol levels.

1. Peter’s always dreamt ______ working for Google. Actually, he’s looking ______ a job there.

1. That’s the man ______ house has burned down.

1. We should read product ______ to know what ingredients they have.

1. Hi. I ______ for a blue skirt.

1. Nick isn’t feeling very well today, ______ he’s staying at home.

1. Can I try this sweater ______, please?

1. I have always loved cycling. When I was a child, I ______ ride my bike every day.

1. Did they _______ in Australia?

1. This loaf of bread isn’t _______ for all of us. We should buy another one.

1. The restaurant is ______ the left. Just get to the main street and turn _____ left.

1. A: What’s the weather like in Sydney right now?
B: _______.

1. Thailand is really ______ away from Peru, but I think Japan is ______ country.

1. Which is the ______ town you’ve ever visited?

1. A: Can you recognise this boy in this old photo?
B: Well, he _____ your dad, his curly hair has never changed.

1. You ______ them your passport, it ______ and then you can go.

1. They live ______ south of Mexico.

1. Nowadays people prefer organic food as it’s _______ than the one prepared with chemicals.

1. London is a great city. It has one of ______ underground systems in the world.

1. Tom ______ at the club yesterday, but I ______ him because I left earlier.

1. A: I’ll never go to that place again.
He ______ that he ______to that place again.

1. Mum’s _____ started preparing lunch.

1. My mum told me she _____________ buy me a new phone.

1. Fortunately, my brother __________ passed all his exams.

1. John’s just moved to Ecuador on his own. He misses his family and friends. He feels really _____.

1. If we _____ the lottery, we _____ working.

1. If my brother ______ to go to university today, he _____ to the party.

1. I’d do more exercise if I ________ time.

1. ______ be possible to reserve a table for tonight?

1. Please _____ off the lights when you leave the house.

1. Have you told them the good news ______?

1. He looks so slim now. Has he _______ a diet?

1. Who ______ you that box?

1. Look at his face! He clearly ______ what they are saying.

1. Do you live with your ______? Or just with your mum and dad?

1. Nobody _____ the guitar when you ______.

1. Who _____ you how to drive?

1. ______ they saw the snake, they started shouting.

1. We live in Cuzco and we love it. We ______ here since we _____ children.

1. What ______ on Saturdays?

1. I’ll be quite busy today. I have several ______ to do.

1. We think printed books _______ disappear.

1. When we were children, we _____ ride bikes. We ______ go to the park every day.

1. If he wants to pass the exam, he ______ study hard.

1. I ______ to the theatre. ______ to come?

1. I don’t quite understand. What exactly do you _____?

1. I don’t like Vicky because she’s always ______. She’s constantly speaking about everybody else’s lives.

1. In the near ______, he ______ to Italy to visit his brother.

1. They’d like to go and live abroad in ______.

1. We ______on holiday tomorrow so I hope the weather stays warm.

1. Sue _____ a twin sister and she _____ twins herself in August.

1. Children can be really _____. They are so innocent and affectionate.

1. We _______ have to leave yet, do we?

1. They can’t speak German, ______?

1. The Empire State Building is ______ than I remember.

1. She _______ often sit in the garden after coming home from work.

1. Have you already finished? You’re so ______. Keep on working like that.

1. _____ my opinion, we should go ahead with the project.

1. Today’s Wednesday, ______?

1. Swimming is one of the _______ ways to get fit.

1. When Rob was a child, he _____ run very fast.

1. If Jan _____ the test, I _____ her.

1. I’m so _____! I can’t find my wallet.

1. When Neil _____, I _____ him.

1. A: I’ve just graduated.
B: That’s fantastic. _______!

1. I _____ this series, but I ______ it.

1. If you _____ the curtains, you _____ the sun.

1. We’ve been running so fast that I now feel _____.

1. Could I borrow your car if I ___________ to drive it carefully?

1. I can’t work if I____________very hungry.

1. I’ve just seen ________ perfect car for you!

1. If the bus _____ down, I ______ to my doctor’s appointment on time.

1. Why are you asking Tam about her personal life? ______!

1. This book _______ by a well-known actor. It _______ some parts of his personal life.

1. Don’t be shy. _____. There’s food for everybody.

1. We know a man _____ sister can speak more than ten languages.

1. I didn’t know they had a summer cottage ________ south coast of Spain.

1. What _____ engine do you usually use? Google or any other?

1. There are _____ self-help books in ____ bookshops.

1. My house _____ and my son _____ the dog. Everything’s perfect now.

1. During an oral lesson, you should always focus _____ what you know best.

1. They _________ told what to do yet.

1. Tim can’t lie to us. We _____ him since he was a child.

1. Some teenagers simply _____ to do what they are told and this is unacceptable.

1. If I _____ you, I _____ that story again.

1. What ___________ if you hadn’t been there?

1. The industrial _____ was one of the main landmarks for mankind.

1. We ____________ arrived on time if the traffic hadn’t been so bad.

1. A: We’ll help you tomorrow.
B: They said they _____ us _____.

1. We _____ him. He sings beautifully despite his _____.

1. _____ is one of the main causes of insecurity in our country.

1. Coffee production ______ profitable for many developing countries.

1. Tim _____ his best friend _____ they were in kinder.

1. Nick is a _____ person. He loves doing things with his friends all the time.

1. A: Good morning. I’d like to _____ about tennis classes.
B: Sure. _____ with me a minute, please. I have a call on the other line.

1. Do you mind me asking how old ________ ?

1. I _____ the emails for my boss.

1. Do you mind us asking _____?

1. What __________ at the end of the film? I missed it.

1. Currently, there are tall blocks of flats that _____ in the city centre.

1. The train ______ at 3 o’clock this afternoon.

1. Tom _____ when he _____ a girl _____ staring at him.

1. The job was perfect for her! She _____ for it.

1. John, will you go to the grocer’s please? We ______ of sugar.

1. Tomorrow, I _____ Sue for tea.

1. We lived in Colombia for many years, so it was difficult to _____ the snow.

1. He’s hard to work with. He’s constantly _____ the important tasks.

1. If only I _____ born a hundred years before. I love Victorian times.

1. We’re thinking _____ going to the USA because we’re likely _____ have holidays soon.

1. She wishes she _____ for the test yesterday. She’s regretful now.

1. If we _____ a lot of money, we ______ travel around the world.

1. Technological devices have _____ disabled people’s lives.

1. My car’s just broken down for the third time. I wish I _________ it.

1. I thought the CDs _____ to Juan two weeks ago.

1. _____ wheel is _____ most famous invention ever.

1. If they ____ organise such a big event, they _____ more attention to the details.

1. _____ recent study showed _____ people still believe in democracy.

1. I think it ____ freezing at night in this region.

1. You should ____________ what to do when you get to the office.

1. How much do you think he _____________ as director of the company?

1. There are still __________ citizens who feel unhappy about the changes made by the government.

1. The children denied _____ the jug.

1. Please don’t call Jim at 8 p.m. because he _____ at that time.

1. By the end of this month, I _____ four reports.

1. ___________ of people rely on public transport to get to work these days.

1. They asked me if I _____ ever _____ in England before.

1. So, what _____ is that you don’t want to go with the group.

1. It’s not necessary to pay to enter the MET, so I _____ take my wallet.

1. She accused me ______ her handbag.

1. We ____________ show our passports when we left the country.

1. I can’t find my mobile. I _____ it on the table. I’m sure.

1. _____ famous can be quite stressful at times.

1. Let’s _____ the situation before making a decision.

1. If I _____ he was going to react like this, I _____ told him anything.

1. If she _____________ fluent in French, she could have applied for the job.

1. During the race, all the runners stopped ______ some water several times as it was very hot.

1. Make a decision now. Don’t _____.

1. They _____________ here by now if the train had been on time.

1. She’s so brave! I _____ what she did.

1. Jane tends _____ long paragraphs in her essays.

1. Do you ever regret ____________ Canada and returning to your home country?

1. The neighbours ____________ the music from your party. It was terribly loud. You should go and apologise to them.

1. I’ll never ___________ snow for the first time.

1. Tom is the boy ____ father is the owner of the bookshop across the street.

1. We _____________ a serious accident when you drove through that red light!

1. After the President’s speech, journalists had quite ____ questions.

1. People ______ in the accident ______ to the hospital immediately.

1. If Peter ______ harder last week, he ______ grounded now.

1. No, I _____ forgotten my laptop. I’m sure I brought it.

1. Bruce Willis, _____ performed in Die Hard, was also the main character in The Sixth Sense.