1. I/ know/ the boy/ bicycle/ be/ over there. 2. the/ underground/ can/ you/ by most commuters.

1. i/ know/ the boy/ bicycle/ be/ over there.
2. the/ underground/ can/ you/ by most commuters.
3. streets/ crowded/ there/ not/ traffic jams.
the house/ painted white/ the corner/ mine.
HELP ME!!!!

Finish the second sentence: A man phoned and asked for you. He spoke with a foreign accent.

Finish the second sentence in each pair in such a way that it is as similar in meaning as possible to the first one.

A man phoned and asked for you. He spoke with a foreign accent.

The man...

He has lived in Paris ............. ten years.

He has lived in Paris =. ten years.

He has known her ................. 2010.

He has known her =-. 2010.

Has Peter gone to school (then / yet)?

Has Peter gone to school (then / yet)?

Rewrite the sentences using INVERSION OF SO or SUCH. 1. He had been working so hard that he had hardly seen his family.

Rewite the sentences using INVERSION OF SO or SUCH.

1. He had been working so hard that he had hardly seen his family.

2. The situation was such that the smallest incident could have started a riot.

3. She performed it so well that many said that it was perfect.

21. The teacher corrects our exercises at home. 22. The boys started a dancing class last week.

21.The teacher corrects our exercises at home

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22.The boys started a dancing class last week.

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23.George met Mary at the dance

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24.He left the letter on the desk.

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25.Everyone will see the Picasso exhibtion soon.

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26.We must finish those maps by seven o'clock

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27.She should send it to me immediately.

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28.The mailman is delivering the mail now

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29.He has to return that package today

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30.The police are holding him for further questioning.

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31.They may organize a new race next month

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32.The postman must send this bag by airmails

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33.The citizens are defending the town bravely

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Circle the correct item: The children have (never / ever) been to Italy.

Circle the correct item.

The children have (never / ever) been to Italy.

Circle the correct item: We went to the cinema (already / yesterday)

Circle the correct item.

We went to the cinema (already / yesterday)

Circle the correct item: I haven't tidied my room (yet / just)

Circle the correct item.

I haven't tidied my room (yet / just)