Time Expressions
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 502.
SOCIAL ENGLISH
Match the sentence beginnings (a-g) with their endings (1-7).
Fill in the correct word from the list below. Some words may be used more than once.
| thought, habit, schedule, feel, boring, bored, please, displeased, enough |
- She was ___ at my tactlessness.
- He often acts without ___.
- It was ___ to sit there without anything to do.
- I was so___ – I almost fell asleep.
- She has a ___ of leaving the front door open when she goes out.
- She is very hard to___.
- He was deep in___.
- Children get bored if they don't have ___ to do.
- I usually ___ too tired to cook after a day at the office.
- At first you think “I'll just have one cigarette,” but then it becomes a ___ and you're smoking 60 a day.
- I'm afraid she has a very busy ___ at the moment and she doesn't have time for interviews.
| a) and now he's very successful. |
| b) playing video games. |
| c) and now she never sees her old friends. |
| d) to travel all over the world. |
| e) but I was just too tired. |
| f) they can catch the 8:30 bus. |
| 7. Five years ago he started his own business ... | g) so they agreed to put off the meeting. |
| 8. Three years ago she married a successful businessman, ... | h) before I leave. |
| — Excuse me, what time is it? — What's the time? — Can you tell me the time? | — Yes, sure. It's ... o'clock. — I'm sorry. My watch is wrong / slow / fast. |
| — Thanks. / Thank you. | — You are welcome. / Any time. |
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| Read and translate the sentences. | | | Match the times that are the same. |