Change. Unit 20. Prepare 7

Choose the Right Meaning

It’s raining outside and your feet are wet. You need to take a                   [change of address, change of shoes, change planes].

Choose the Right Meaning

I only have a 20-pound note. Can you                [change, make a change, change schools] it for me, please?

Choose the Right Meaning

I bought this sweater yesterday, but it’s too small. Can I                     [change my life, change this sweater, change of address] it?

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We are flying to New York, but we have to                   [change planes, change money, change of clothes] in Paris.

Complete the text. Choose the correct option.

Last month, my family moved to a new city. It was very difficult because I had to (1)        [go, change, make] schools. I was nervous on my first day. But my new teacher is very nice, so that makes a good (2)          [change, chanes, changing]. On the weekend, I went to the mall. I bought some jeans, but they didn't fit, so I had to go back and (3)        [return, change, sell] them. Later, I bought an ice cream for £2, and the seller gave me £3 (4)        [notes, money, change].

Read the statement. Is it TRUE or FALSE?

Joe's mum always sang him songs written by famous singers.

Read the statement. Is it TRUE or FALSE?

They moved to New York because Joe wanted to change schools.

Read the statement. Is it TRUE or FALSE?

Joe doesn't like his new rich life and misses London.

Read the statement. Is it TRUE or FALSE?

If you move to a new house, you must give your friends your change of address.

Read the statement. Is it TRUE or FALSE?

If you are tired of your old room, moving your bed to another wall will make a change.