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Write the sentences using the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

You/not/eat/very muchat the moment. Are you ill?

Приклад відповіді: You are not eating

I/study/Japanese this year. It is very difficult.

you/watch television at the moment?

I/not/remember/the name of the hotel.

She/speak/three languages.

The sun/shine. It is a beautifull day!

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Last weekend I ⁰ was taken (take) by my grandparents to the theatre in London. I ¹___________________ (never / go) there before, so of course I ²____________________ (be) very excited! We travelled by train, and then we ³___________________ (drive) to the theatre by a very nice taxi driver – and arrived just in time! I really enjoyed ⁴ ______________ (watch) the play, and after it had finished, we had a pizza together. I liked it all so much, I’ve decided I ⁵___________________ (see) another play next weekend! My friend said she would buy the tickets.

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Last weekend I ⁰ was taken (take) by my grandparents to the theatre in London. I ¹___________________ (never / go) there before, so of course I ²____________________ (be) very excited! We travelled by train, and then we ³___________________ (drive) to the theatre by a very nice taxi driver – and arrived just in time! I really enjoyed ⁴ ______________ (watch) the play, and after it had finished, we had a pizza together. I liked it all so much, I’ve decided I ⁵___________________ (see) another play next weekend! My friend said she would buy the tickets.

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Last weekend I ⁰ was taken (take) by my grandparents to the theatre in London. I ¹___________________ (never / go) there before, so of course I ²____________________ (be) very excited! We travelled by train, and then we ³___________________ (drive) to the theatre by a very nice taxi driver – and arrived just in time! I really enjoyed ⁴ ______________ (watch) the play, and after it had finished, we had a pizza together. I liked it all so much, I’ve decided I ⁵___________________ (see) another play next weekend! My friend said she would buy the tickets.

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Last weekend I ⁰ was taken (take) by my grandparents to the theatre in London. I ¹___________________ (never / go) there before, so of course I ²____________________ (be) very excited! We travelled by train, and then we ³___________________ (drive) to the theatre by a very nice taxi driver – and arrived just in time! I really enjoyed ⁴ ______________ (watch) the play, and after it had finished, we had a pizza together. I liked it all so much, I’ve decided I ⁵___________________ (see) another play next weekend! My friend said she would buy the tickets.

Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Last weekend I ⁰ was taken (take) by my grandparents to the theatre in London. I ¹___________________ (never / go) there before, so of course I ²____________________ (be) very excited! We travelled by train, and then we ³___________________ (drive) to the theatre by a very nice taxi driver – and arrived just in time! I really enjoyed ⁴ ______________ (watch) the play, and after it had finished, we had a pizza together. I liked it all so much, I’ve decided I ⁵___________________ (see) another play next weekend! My friend said she would buy the tickets.

I need a ____________ chocolate to make the cake.

Would you like _____________ sugar on your strawberries?

I’ve put far too _____________ tomatoes in this salad!

Read the text. Choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D.

One Thursday night Derek Ladner, 57, was watching a film with his wife, Dawn, 60, when he remembered he hadn’t checked the lottery ticket which he’d bought the day before. He used to buy a ticket regularly, every Wednesday and every Saturday, and he played the same numbers – a combination of his birthday and his wife’s. When the film had finished, he found the ticket and discovered that every number matched. He couldn’t believe it. He’d won!

The next morning, they discovered that they weren't the only people who had chosen the same numbers. Altogether there were five winning tickets for almost 2.5 million pounds. Each ticket won nearly half a million pounds. Derek and Dawn were naturally delighted and excited – who wouldn’t be?

Over the next few days, Derek and Dawn started thinking about what they would do with their money. They decided not to make any quick decisions.

A week later, they had another surprise – Derek found something in his wallet. It was another lottery ticket. At first he was rather confused, and then he remembered! That Wednesday, he had bought not one, but two tickets. The second one had been a mistake – he’d forgotten about the first one! That’s right – the second ticket had the same numbers as the first ticket. Two tickets meant twice as much money!

The story was talked about everywhere. It was the first and only time anyone had bought two winning tickets on the same day. They had now won almost a million pounds – enough money to change their lives. However, Derek and Dawn told reporters that they were not planning any big changes. They said they would spend some money on the house where they lived, but that they were happy there and didn’t want to move anywhere else. They also said that they were planning a holiday, probably to New York, where Dawn had always wanted to go. What about work? Derek, who was a driver, said he planned to stop soon and was looking forward to spending more time at home with Dawn, who had already retired.

The numbers Derek chose were

Read the text. Choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D.

One Thursday night Derek Ladner, 57, was watching a film with his wife, Dawn, 60, when he remembered he hadn’t checked the lottery ticket which he’d bought the day before. He used to buy a ticket regularly, every Wednesday and every Saturday, and he played the same numbers – a combination of his birthday and his wife’s. When the film had finished, he found the ticket and discovered that every number matched. He couldn’t believe it. He’d won!

The next morning, they discovered that they weren't the only people who had chosen the same numbers. Altogether there were five winning tickets for almost 2.5 million pounds. Each ticket won nearly half a million pounds. Derek and Dawn were naturally delighted and excited – who wouldn’t be?

1. Over the next few days, Derek and Dawn started thinking about what they would do with their money. They decided not to make any quick decisions.

   A week later, they had another surprise – Derek found something in his wallet. It was another lottery ticket. At first he was rather confused, and then he remembered! That Wednesday, he had bought not one, but two tickets. The second one had been a mistake – he’d forgotten about the first one! That’s right – the second ticket had the same numbers as the first ticket. Two tickets meant twice as much money!

   The story was talked about everywhere. It was the first and only time anyone had bought two winning tickets on the same day. They had now won almost a million pounds – enough money to change their lives. However, Derek and Dawn told reporters that they were not planning any big changes. They said they would spend some money on the house where they lived, but that they were happy there and didn’t want to move anywhere else. They also said that they were planning a holiday, probably to New York, where Dawn had always wanted to go. What about work? Derek, who was a driver, said he planned to stop soon and was looking forward to spending more time at home with Dawn, who had already retired.

   On Thursday night, Derek

Read the text. Choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D.

One Thursday night Derek Ladner, 57, was watching a film with his wife, Dawn, 60, when he remembered he hadn’t checked the lottery ticket which he’d bought the day before. He used to buy a ticket regularly, every Wednesday and every Saturday, and he played the same numbers – a combination of his birthday and his wife’s. When the film had finished, he found the ticket and discovered that every number matched. He couldn’t believe it. He’d won!

The next morning, they discovered that they weren't the only people who had chosen the same numbers. Altogether there were five winning tickets for almost 2.5 million pounds. Each ticket won nearly half a million pounds. Derek and Dawn were naturally delighted and excited – who wouldn’t be?

Over the next few days, Derek and Dawn started thinking about what they would do with their money. They decided not to make any quick decisions.

A week later, they had another surprise – Derek found something in his wallet. It was another lottery ticket. At first he was rather confused, and then he remembered! That Wednesday, he had bought not one, but two tickets. The second one had been a mistake – he’d forgotten about the first one! That’s right – the second ticket had the same numbers as the first ticket. Two tickets meant twice as much money!

The story was talked about everywhere. It was the first and only time anyone had bought two winning tickets on the same day. They had now won almost a million pounds – enough money to change their lives. However, Derek and Dawn told reporters that they were not planning any big changes. They said they would spend some money on the house where they lived, but that they were happy there and didn’t want to move anywhere else. They also said that they were planning a holiday, probably to New York, where Dawn had always wanted to go. What about work? Derek, who was a driver, said he planned to stop soon and was looking forward to spending more time at home with Dawn, who had already retired.

Derek won nearly one million pounds because he

Read the text. Choose the correct answer, A, B, C or D.

One Thursday night Derek Ladner, 57, was watching a film with his wife, Dawn, 60, when he remembered he hadn’t checked the lottery ticket which he’d bought the day before. He used to buy a ticket regularly, every Wednesday and every Saturday, and he played the same numbers – a combination of his birthday and his wife’s. When the film had finished, he found the ticket and discovered that every number matched. He couldn’t believe it. He’d won!

The next morning, they discovered that they weren't the only people who had chosen the same numbers. Altogether there were five winning tickets for almost 2.5 million pounds. Each ticket won nearly half a million pounds. Derek and Dawn were naturally delighted and excited – who wouldn’t be?

Over the next few days, Derek and Dawn started thinking about what they would do with their money. They decided not to make any quick decisions.

A week later, they had another surprise – Derek found something in his wallet. It was another lottery ticket. At first he was rather confused, and then he remembered! That Wednesday, he had bought not one, but two tickets. The second one had been a mistake – he’d forgotten about the first one! That’s right – the second ticket had the same numbers as the first ticket. Two tickets meant twice as much money!

The story was talked about everywhere. It was the first and only time anyone had bought two winning tickets on the same day. They had now won almost a million pounds – enough money to change their lives. However, Derek and Dawn told reporters that they were not planning any big changes. They said they would spend some money on the house where they lived, but that they were happy there and didn’t want to move anywhere else. They also said that they were planning a holiday, probably to New York, where Dawn had always wanted to go. What about work? Derek, who was a driver, said he planned to stop soon and was looking forward to spending more time at home with Dawn, who had already retired.

Derek and Dawn

Complite the sentenes with the Present Simple or Present Continuous

She usually ............ (to work) in the Sales Departament in London, but at the moment she ..........(to do) training course in Bristol.

It ..............(not/get) dark at this time of year until about 10 P.M.

Linda ..... (wash) her hair every day.

He ....... (try) very hard in every game that he ....... (play).

Do not talk to me now. I ........ (write) an important letter.