Sentence Building 1Exercise 1: Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it.. EXAMPLE: I haven’t enjoyed mysel
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Exercise 1: Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it
means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it
EXAMPLE: I haven’t enjoyed myself so much for years
ANSWER: It’s years since I enjoyed myself so much
a) I’m always nervous when I travel by air
Traveling
b) He could not afford to buy the car
The car
c) “Why don’t you put your luggage under the seat?” he asked
He suggested
d) Although he had a good salary, he was unhappy in his job
In spite
e) He was annoyed because his secretary came late to work
He objected
f) I’m sorry I missed your birthday party
I wish
g) They haven’t cleaned the streets this week
The streets
h) Apples are usually cheaper then oranges
Apples are not
i) I advise you to put your money in the bank
You’d
j) That restaurant is so dirty that no one wants to eat there
It is such
Exercise 2: In the following conversation, the parts numbered (1) to (6)
have been left out Complete them suitably
A Worldwide Travel Services – Can I help you?
B Yes, thank you I would like to go to New York as soon as possible
When (1) ?
A There will be a flight tomorrow at 12.15
B Are (2) ?
A Yes, Sir The flight is not yet fully booked
B What (3) ?
A A first – class single ticket is 315
B Can (4) ?
A Certainly, Sir Two first – class tickets for flight number CX202
B When (5) ?
A If you come to my office after 4p.m, today I will have them ready for
you
B Only one more thing How (6) ?
A We can send a car to your hotel or you can reserve seats in our
private coach
Exercise 3: Sentence completion.
A Fill the gaps in the following sentences, which are all connected with RESTAURANT
EXAMPLE: The asked them if they were ready to order
ANSWER: waiter a) Gino’s is a very popular restaurant, so we’d better a table
in advance if we want to eat there
b) They couldn’t decide what to eat because the was written in Italian
c) They were so full that all they wanted for was ice-cream d) They were charged an inclusive price for a three- meal and coffee
e) The waiter had been very helpful so they left him a generous
B Complete the following sentences with a suitable expression formed from GIVE
EXAMPLE: They the fact-sheets at the beginning of the meeting
ANSWER : gave out a) At a junction, traffic on the minor road must to traffic on the main road
b) The teacher asked the students to their homework on Friday c) They had to the search because it was getting dark
d) Can you me the record I lent you last month? e) My bike is so rusty I can’t possibly sell it; I’ll have to it
C Complete the following sentences with a phrase formed with OUT OF
EXAMPLE: After running twenty kilometers he was ANSWER: out of breath
a) Keep this plant in the house It won’t survive
b) Steve has been for two years and doesn’t think he will ever find a job
c) They watched the ship until it was
d) They had to use the stairs because the lift was
e) This information is haven’t you got the latest figures?
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a) Travelling by air always makes me nervous
b) The car is too expensive for him to buy
c) He suggested I should put my luggage under the seat
d) In spite of having a good salary, he was unhappy in his
job
e) He objected to his secretary’s coming late to work
f) I wish I hadn’t missed you birthday party
g) The streets haven’t been cleaned this week
h) Apples are not as as exepensive as oranges
i) You’d better put your money in the bank
j) It is such a dirty restaurant that noone wants to eat
there
Exercise 2:
1 When will there be the flight?
2 Are there any seats left?
3 What is the price of a first class ticket?
4 Can I book two first – class tickets for this flight?
5 When can I get it?
6 How can I go there?
Exercise 3:
1 book
2 menu
3 desrert
4 dished
5 tip
Exercise 4:
1 way
2 back
3 up
4 back
5 away Exercise 5:
1 out of door
2 out of work
3 out of sight
4 out of order
5 out of date