He failed the test (although – so – because – however) he didn't study hard.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 505.

May I (answer – write – ask – concentrate) for a drink?

Doing – Do – Did – Does) your work carefully, or you will leave work.

I'm (hopeless – useless – useful – hopeful) about his exams. I think he will leave work.

It's (two – to – also – too) hot to go out shopping today, Sally.

People think in different (streets – roads – ways – places).

Ramy'd (good – well – better – best) start to revise early for his exams.

You will be able to answer the questions if you just (press – lit – concentrate – worry).

The student is (sow – saw – so – sea) clever that teachers love him.

When are you going to (make – do – help – decide) your final exams?

If I were you, I (can – will – 'll – 'd) work harder.

Their work every day.

Hard-working people should take short (holidays – breaks – sleep – travels) during

You should have (help – helping – helped – helps) mum with the cleaning.

A/An (unhealthy – healthy – strange – unusual) diet is necessary for everyone.

It was so fine (what – which – that – then) we spent the whole day outdoors.

If you (make – plan – draw – wash) your work, you will certainly succeed.

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3) Re-write the following sentences using the words(s) in brackets to give the same meaning: