Underline the correct phrase.
7. This term has been really hard. We'e had a lot of / a lot work to do.
8. The problem is that we only have a few / few good teachers at our school.
9. No, I'm not drunk! I only had a little / a little of beer to drink.
10. He said something about it this morning but I paid any / no attention.
11. They say a little / a little of knowledge is a dangerous thing.
12. Few / A few people know as much about computers as me.
13. It doesn't do any / no good to complain.

1. magazine / it / my / is / favourite.                                                                                         

2. my grandma / visiting / and / am / I / grandpa.                                                                   

3. the / play / evening / inside / kids / in / the.                                                                         

4. you / what / going / do / tomorrow / are / to ?                                                                     

5.long / have / monkeys / arms / legs / and.

Give the correct form of the verb.

1.We(visit...) our grandparents now.We(visit...) our grandparents now.

2.They(not go...) to work on Saturdays and Sundays.

3.Mr Parker(not work...) in the office at the moment.

4.Mary(have...) short hair?

5.We always(not meet...)my uncle and aunt in the countryside.

6.You usually(wrrite...)  to your pen pal.

7.My family like(spend...) our holidays at the seaside but last July we(go...) to Thailand for the week.It(be...) fantastic.

8.It's warm today.I'm(not want...)(stay...) home.What about(go...) camping?

1. He made a terrible mistake, which made his teacher angry. (caused)

-> His

2. You are to stay in this hospital by all means. (should)

-> On

3. Tom isn't interested in literature. (cup)

-> Literature

4. What would you do if Maria didn't keep her promise? (turn)

-> In the 

5. They designed the stadium to make hooliganism impossible. (stamp)

-> The stadium was designed in 

6. It's quite likely he'll picked for the Olympic swimming team. (join)

-> Chances 

7. Colin's inability to make sound judgment dates from his accident. (been)

-> Ever since his

8. They've been getting along well with each other so far. (up)

-> They've been on