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Order the words: gracefully / dances / Jane / very
Jane dances very gracefully.
Order the words to make a correct sentence: eaten / never / Thai food / Tina / has
Tina has never eaten Thai food.
Order the words to make a correct sentence: to the cinema / rarely / Oliver / goes
Oliver rarely goes to the cinema.
Order the words to make a correct sentence: very / Richard / always / writes / clearly
Richard always writes very clearly.
Order the words to make a correct sentence: annoyed / gets / by / impatient / people / Ken
Ken gets annoyed by impatient people.
Join the sentences or link the ideas using the linking words in brackets: Paul is a generous man. He gives money to charity. (who)
Paul is a generous man who gives money to charity.
Join the sentences or link the ideas using the linking words in brackets: Fred has a great sense of humour. He can be arrogant at times. (However)
Fred has a great sense of humour. However, he can be arrogant at times. (However)
Join the sentences or link the ideas using the linking words in brackets: Kate is very cheerful. She is sometimes bossy to her friends. (but)
Kate is very cheerful but she is sometimes bossy to her friends.
Join the sentences or link the ideas using the linking words in brackets: Henry is short and skinny. He has got curly short hair. (with)
Henry is short and skinny with curly short hair.
Choose the correct word: Linda dresses casually/formally. She usually wears baggy tracksuit bottoms and a sweatshirt.
casually
Opening or closing remark? "How’s it going?"
Opening remark
Opening or closing remark? "Got to go now".
Closing remark
Opening or closing remark? "Have to go now".
Closing remark.
Which of these do you associate to informal style? short verb forms / long sentences / omission of personal pronouns
short verb forms and omission of personal pronouns
Which of these do you associate to informal style? but / Hovewer / Nevertheless
but
The subject always goes … the verb. (before / after)
before
