Complete the sentences with the correct conjunctions:

I. Tell me you can come.

II. Sally went home she had had lunch.

III. People cause accidents they drink and drive.

Complete the sentences with the correct modal verbs:

I. You eat more vegetables because it's healthy.

II. Peter drive but he doesn't have a car.

III. Lisa isn't at work today. I suppose she be ill.

Complete the following sentences with the correct conjunction.

I. I found out they are living.

II. Is that the boy is in the hospital?

III. She learned a lot her stay in England.

Complete the sentences with the appropriate preposition:

I. Please, cross the wrong information.

II. They put the fire before the fireman arrived.

Change the sentence from direct speech to indirect speech:

They were ordered: “Don't drink and drive”

Complete the following sentence with the quantifier or adverb that best suits it:

Kristen bought of cheese for the lasagna, because it takes a big amount.

Complete the following sentences with something / anything / someone / anyone.

I. Can you turn on the lights? I can't see .

II. I need to help me because this box is too heavy.

III. There wasn't at home.

Complete the blanks of the following sentences with the adjective good or the adverb well:

I. He writes very .

II. The soup tastes really .

III. You don't look very . Are you ill?

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the passive voices:

I. English all over the world.

II. Milk to make butter.

III. The homework by the teacher.

Complete the sentences with the correct interrogative pronouns:

I. likes comic books? Julie and Evie.

II. did you go home so early last Sunday?

III. were you born? In Rio de Janeiro.