Oxford practice grammar with answers part 16 ppsx

... this new film. Emma: Can I go with you? ……………………… (I'd like) it, to( 4 Rachel: Do you want to come with me or wait here? Vicky: . (I'd prefer) with you if that's OB 5 ... so. They seem to have got over it. ? Rita: Is Claire in love with Henry? Sarah: Probably not. She doesn't seem to be in love with him. 1 Tom: Do Mike and Harriet really believe there's ... Thank you. Harriet: I'm glad you decided (2) to our party. Everyone seems (3) a good time. We tend (4) lots of people to our parties. Nick: Is Tom here? Harriet: No, he couldn't...

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 1 ppsx

... Toronto with an associated company in Berlin Oxford and Oxford English are trade marks of Oxford University Press. ISBN 0 19 431369 7 (with answers) ISBN 0 19 431427 8 (with answers with CD-ROM) ... to-infinitive 160 68 For with the to-infinitive 162 69 The infinitive with and without to 164 70 Verb/Adjective + preposition + ing-form 166 71 Afraid to do or afraid of doing? 168 72 Used ... she's run 16 Don't worry. I be here to help you. a) not b) shall c) willn't d) won't Second edition Oxford Practice Grammar with answers John Eastwood Oxford University...

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Oxford practice grammar with answers part 14 ppsx

... you like to ? Would you like to have lunch with us? ~ Yes, I'd love to. Thank you. Would like can have a verb with to after it, or an object with a noun. Would you like to stay the night. ... morning. Matthew: Well, something must have delayed him. We can use a modal verb with the perfect (have + a past participle). We use this structure to talk about possible past events. B May have, ... Passive verb forms A Introduction A passive verb is a form of be + a passive participle, e.g. is baked, was worn. Some participles are irregular (see page 383). B Summary of verb tenses Present...

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Oxford practice grammar with answers part 16 ppt

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 28 ppsx

... difficult. Note the pattern with one of. Michael Jackson is one of the most famous pop singers ever. After a superlative we can use in or of. We use in with places and with groups of people, e.g. ... different sentence patterns with comparative and superlative forms, e.g. older than me, the sweetest man in the world. B The comparative and than We often use a phrase with than after a comparative. ... We politely asked permission. Test 19 D Read this part of Tessa's letter to her friend Angela about her new job. Then look at the answers after the letter and write the correct answer...

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 43 ppsx

... Have you seen 15C 16 've/have been 15A Test 4 4A 1 been 16B 6 Have 18C 2I'vel8C 7 was 19B 3werel9C 8 went 19B 4 been 20B 9 I've 16B 5 hadn't ... 123A 11 like 122C 3 by 122B 12 with 125B 4 at 123B 13 ago 121C 5 since 121B 14 for 124D 6 with 124B 15 until 122B 7 above 118A 16 for 125A 8 ofl24C 17 in 120A 9 ... holiday. 19D 2 I've/I have been playing badminton. 16C 3 I'd had/1 had had a shock. 17A 4 How long have you been working? 16D 5 Lots of people were walking along the street outside....

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 44 ppsx

... wants to cycle round the world. She's really keen the idea. a) about b) for c) on d) with Verbs with prepositions and adverbs 83 I prefer dogs cats. I hate cats. a) from b) over c) than ... b) on c) out d) up 85 Don't go too fast. I can't keep you. a) on to b) on with c) up to d) up with ... I'm sure. a) can't b) couldn't c) don't d) shouldn't 32 We had a party last night spend all morning clearing up the mess. a) I must have b) I've been to...

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 17 ppsx

... Nick: Are you going to Mike and Harriet's party? Tom: Y e s , I a m . ( ► ) It's sure to be a good party (it / sure / be / a good party). Nick: Will there be a lot of people there? ... this structure with adjectives meaning 'good' or bad', e.g. awful, bad, exciting, fascinating, good, marvellous, nice, terrible, wonderful. We can also use it with these adjectives: ... was silly.) 68 For with the to-infinitive 117 Too and enough We can use a to-infinitive (e.g. to be) after an adjective (e.g. great). 66 Exercises 1 Structures with what to do, where...

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 7 ppsx

... 4 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2 Form(B) Put in the verbs with be going to. Laura: What are you doing with that camera? Trevor: (►) I'm going to take (I / take) it to work. ... three months. The training programme finishes next summer. 1 like the work, and I want to stay with the company. They'll decide about that next year. I'm just hoping for the best. ... take (I / take) it to work. (1)…………………………………… (I / lend) it to Phil. (2) (he / take) a few photos with it. Laura: Why can't he buy his own camera? Trevor: He's got one, but it isn't...

Oxford practice grammar with answers part 11 ppsx

... platform/Which platform does the train go from? What part/ Which part of Italy are you from? B Patterns with who, what and which We can use who, what and which without a noun. Who sent the fax? What do ... Harriet's. They're very nice people. And after all, (5)…………… are parties (6)……………. ? To meet new people. Laura: It isn't a party, it's a barbecue. (7)…………… 's the weather going ... interested in? ~ A package holiday. Who did you go out with last night? ~ Just a friend. B What for and what like We can use a question with what for to ask about purpose. What did you buy...

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