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Complete the conversation. Use the correct form of be.

Jack: Excuse me. _________________ you Isabel? (1)
Isabel: Yes, I _________________ . (2)
Jack: _________________ your family from Mexico? (3)
Isabel: No. We _________________ from Brazil. (4)
Jack: What _________________ your first language, Isabel? (5)
Isabel: It _________________ Portuguese. (6)

(1) Are (2) am (3) Is (4) 're (5) is (6) 's

(1) Are (2) am (3) Is (4) 're (5) are (6) 's

(1) Are (2) am (3) Are (4) 're (5) is (6) 's

(1) Is (2) am (3) Is (4) 're (5) is (6) 's

Robert is handsome. He’s very _________ .

Friendly

Good-looking

Serious

Anne works in a store, and she handles money. She’s a _________ .

Cashier

Pilot

Musician

Mia doesn’t like her job. It’s very _________ .

Interesting

Exciting

Boring

Mario is Celia’s father. Celia is Mario’s _________ .

Wife

Daughter

Sister

It’s 10:00 A.M., and Zachary is sleeping. He gets up late _________ Saturdays.

Select the option that best completes the conversation.

Joey: Kate,(1) __________ my watch?
Kate: I don’t know, but (2) __________ is a watch on the dresser.
Joey: Oh, good. (3) __________ my watch. And are (4) __________ my glasses?
Kate: No,(5) __________ aren’t. (6) __________ glasses are in the kitchen.

Joey: Great. Thanks.

(1) where's (2) there (3) It's (4) these (5) they (6) your

(1) where's (2) they’re (3) It's (4) these (5) they (6) your

(1) where's (2) there (3) It's (4) these (5) they (6) you’re

(1) where's (2) these (3) It's (4) there (5) they (6) your

It’s cold today, ___________ it’s very windy

And

But

It’s noon, _________ we’re eating lunch.

But

John is wearing shoes, __________ he isn’t wearing socks.

But

A: _______________________________________________________________ ?
B: I’m fine, thanks.

Who are you?

How are you?

A: _______________________________________________________________ ?
B: I’m 28 years old.

How old are you?

Where are you?

A: ______________________________________________________________ ?
B: I’m a salesperson.

How's it going?

What do you do?

A: ______________________________________________________________ ?
B: I work in shoe store.

Where do you work?

Where you work?

A: Have a nice day.
B: ___________

It’s nice to meet you.

Not bad, thanks.

OK. See you later.

A: What’s Marta like?
B: ___________

She’s from Mexico

She’s very nice.

She’s eighteen.

17. A: I need a pen.

B: ___________

Let me see. Yes, it is.

No problem. Thank you.

There’s a pen on the desk.

18. A: When do you study?

B: ___________

Yes, a lot.

At school.

In the evening.

19. A: Where are my keys?

B: ___________

They’re under your hat.

It’s on your briefcase

There are three.

A: What are you doing right now?
B: We _____________ TV.

Are watchig

Watching

Watch

It _____________, but I’m not wearing a raincoat

Raining

's raining

Rains

Betty and Jill aren’t hungry, so they _____________ lunch right now.

Are having

Have

Aren't having

A: What _____________ Carol _____________ ?
B: She’s exercising.

Are - doing

Is - doing

Is - to do

A: _____________ you _____________ shorts?
B: No, I’m not. It’s cold today.

Are - wearing

Do - wear

Are - wear

A: Is Joyce at work now?
B: No, she _____________ today. It’s Sunday

Is work

's working

's not working

A: Where do you live?
B: I _____________ (live) in the suburbs with my family.

To live

Live

Lives

A: _____________ you _____________ (have) any children?
B: Yes, we have two children.

Do - have

Are - have

Does - have

A: Do you drive to work?
B: No, I _____________. I take the bus.

Drive

'm not drive

Don't drive

A: _____________ your wife _____________ ?
B: Yes, she works in a hospital.

Does - work

Is - work

Do - works

A: What _____________ she _____________ ?
B: She’s a nurse.

Do - do

Does - do

Does - does

A: _________________ you _________________ stay home this weekend?

B: Yes, I am. I need to study. What about you?

Are - going

Are - going to

A: I _________________ go out to dinner with some friends.

B: Oh. Where _________________ you _________________ have dinner?

'm going to / are - going to

Going to / are - go to

A: We _________________ eat at a Korean restaurant.

B: How _________________ you _________________ get there?

A: By bus.

Going to / are - going to

're going to / are - going to

Choose the option that best completes the paragraph.

Yesterday _________________ (1) a holiday, so I _________________ (2). In the morning, I _________________ (3) a soccer game on TV. In the afternoon, I _________________ (4) some friends. They _________________ (5) me for dinner, so I __________________ (6) dinner at their house. We _________________ (7) a nice time!

(1) is going to be (2) ‘m going to work (3) am going to watch (4) am going to visit (5) are going to invite (6) am going to eat (7) ‘re going to have

(1) is (2) doesn’t work (3) watch (4) visit (5) invite (6) eat (7) have

(1) was (2) didn’t work (3) watched (4) visited (5) invited (6) ate (7) had

A: Do we have any eggs?

B: ___________

I don’t like it.

No. We need some.

That’s delicious.

A: Who can fix a car?

B: ___________

He can drive.

Olivia can.

Yes, I can.

A: What sports do you play?

B: ___________

On Saturdays.

Soccer and golf.

With my friends.

A: Do you eat salad for lunch?

B: ___________

It’s good for you.

Sometimes I do.

No, it isn’t.

A: What city were you born in?

B: ___________

I was born in the United States.

I was born in Los Angeles.

I was born in 1980.

A: Why did you become a chef?

B: ___________

After college.

Because I love to cook.

I was twenty.

A: Hi, Sarah. It’s Chuck. ________ you like to have dinner with me tomorrow?

B: Sure. _________ to.

Do / I have

Would / I'd love

A: Hi, Angela. _________________ to the movies tonight?

B: Yes, I am. Please meet _________ at 7:00.

Do you go / I

Are you going to go / me

A: Hi. This is David and Doreen. Please leave __________ a message.

B: Hi. It’s Arthur. Do you _________ to go to a baseball game on Saturday? Call me. Bye.

Us / want

It / like

Choose the option that best completes the conversation.

Dr. Hill: How are you today, Mr. James?
Mr. James: I _________________ well, Dr. Hill. (1)
Dr. Hill: What’s the matter, exactly?

Mr. James: I _________________ a sore throat and a fever. (2)
Dr. Hill: Hmm. OK, let’s take a look. Now, please _________________ your mouth. (3)
(A few minutes later . . .)

Dr. Hill: OK, Mr. James, you have the flu. Here are some pills. _________________ one pill three times (4)
a day. _________________ lots of water and juice. And _________________ to work tomorrow. (5) (6)
Mr. James: OK. Thank you.

(1) ‘m not feeling (2) have (3) open (4) Take (5) Drink (6) don’t go

(1) not feeling (2) to have (3) opens (4) Take (5) Drinking (6) not go

I love blueberries. They’re my favorite _________ .

Vegetable

Fruit

Grain

Susan is very musical. She can _________ .

Play soccer

Play the violin

Ride a horse

Nick is nine years old, and he’s in the 4th grade. He’s still in _________ .

Elementary school

Junior high schoo

High school

Toby isn’t in class right now. He’s _________ home.

You can buy a sweatshirt in a _________ .

Gas station

Department store

Post office

Excuse me. Is there a bank around here?

That’s correct. Then go to the next corner.

Yes, it is. It’s on the corner of Second Avenue and Oak Street.

Walk two blocks and turn right.

Yes, there is. There’s a bank on Oak Street.

Oak Street. How do I get there?

That’s correct. Then go to the next corner.

Yes, it is. It’s on the corner of Second Avenue and Oak Street.

Walk two blocks and turn right.

Yes, there is. There’s a bank on Oak Street.

Turn right?

That’s correct. Then go to the next corner.

Yes, it is. It’s on the corner of Second Avenue and Oak Street.

Walk two blocks and turn right.

Yes, there is. There’s a bank on Oak Street.

Is it on the corner?

That’s correct. Then go to the next corner.

Yes, it is. It’s on the corner of Second Avenue and Oak Street.

Walk two blocks and turn right.

Yes, there is. There’s a bank on Oak Street.

Put the words in order to make questions.
(ever / you / have / for breakfast / soup / do)

Do you ever have soup for breakfast?

Do ever you have soup for breakfast?