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Carlo (not write) a letter to his grandmother.(have to)
Carlo doesn't have to write a letter to his grandmother.
We (look) after our little sister today. (have to)
We have to look after our little sister today.
You (not clean) the car.(have to)
You don't have to clean the car.
Fire-fighters (wear) ________________ special uniforms. (have to)
Fire-fighters have to wear special uniforms.
Complete the sentences with going to and the verbs in brackets. We (not have) lunch at home today.
We aren't going to have lunch at home today.
Complete the sentences with going to and the verbs in brackets. I (watch) this film again tomorrow.
I am going to watch this film again tomorrow.
Complete the sentences with going to and the verbs in brackets. They (visit) their aunt on Friday.
They are going to visit their aunt on Friday.
Complete the sentences with going to and the verbs in brackets. He (not use) his computer in the evening.
He isn't going to use his computer in the evening.
Make comparative: This jacket is (cheap) than that jacket.
This jacket is cheaper than that jacket.
Make comparative: He has a (healthy) lifestyle than me.
He has a healthier lifestyle than me.
Make comparative: This painting is (colourful) than that picture.
This painting is more colourful than that picture.
Make comparative: My father is (serious) than my mother.
My father is more serious than my mother.
Choose the correct form. Did Carol arrived/arrive early?
arrive
Choose the correct form. Bill didn’t fall/fell off his chair.
fall
Choose the correct form. Did they cooked/cook the chicken?
cook
Choose the correct form. Kevin wrote/write a letter to his friend.
wrote
Choose the correct form. Did you go/went to the shop?
go
She (play) computer games all afternoon? (Past simple)
Did she play computer games all afternoon?
They (not/ arrive ) late for the lesson.(Past Simple)
They didn't arrive late for the lesson.
David (give) her a CD for her birthday.(Past Simple)
David gave her a CD for her birthday.
The bus (stop) near the hospital.(Past Simple)
The bus stopped near the hospital.
We (see) our friends at the weekend.(Past Simple)
We saw our friends at the weekends.


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