Are you a good team?

Match the parts of the sentences

Choose the correct words

1. It             [was raining, rained]so I            [took, was taking]an umbrella with me,

2. Rick            [had, was having]breakfast when the phone             [rang, was ringing].

3. What was the weather like yesterday? - The sun             [was shining, shines] all day.

4. My mother             [was cooking, cooked]dinner when I got home yesterday.

5. I     [was, am]riding my bike when a dog             [was running, ran]in front of me.

6. Eveline              [studied, was studying]for hours.

1. She gained international            [coffin, inspire, pressure, instead, fame, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]as a dancer.

2. You always            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]me with your enthusiasm.

3. Our teachers never put any            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison] on us.

4. Now I can walk to work            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]of going by car.

5. A            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]is a box in which a dead body is buried.

6. A            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison] is a ceremony for burying a dead person.

7. Television may have a            [fame, inspire, pressure, coffin, instead, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]influence on children.

8. We are going to            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison] $1000 to the eartquake fund.

9. Ann paints and writes poetry. She's very

              [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]

10. The islands are green and            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]beautiful.

11. Robinson Crusoe was written by the famous English            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]Daniel Defoe.

12. My parents use to            [fame, inspire, pressure, instead, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, incredibly, novelist, punish, comparison]me by not letting me watch TV.

13. the tallest buildings in London are small in            [fame, inspire, pressure, coffin, funeral, powerful, contribute, creative, novelist, incredibly, punish, comparison, instead]with New York's skyscrapers.

Choose the correct variant

            [Janitor, IT teacher, Headmaster, Psycologist] is a person who is in charge of a school.

           [Headmaster, Librarian, Janitor, IT teacher] is a person whose job is to take care of a school building.

             [Psychologist, Headmaster, IT teacher, Librarian] is a person who works in a library.

             [Janitor, IT teacher, Headmaster, Psychologist] is a person whose job is teaching information Technologies.

             [Headmaster, Librarian, Psychologist, IT teacher] is a person who studies human emotions and behaviours.