Fill in the gaps with ONE word only. Use lowercase tags. 1) I'd like to get ... advice. 2) You don't have to be a computer ... to use this gadget. 3) He's a/an ... at cheating during any exam.

Fill in the gaps with ONE word only. Use lowercase tags. 1) We got a professional football ... 2) How about going on a ... tour around Europe this year? 3) My dad used to ... children.

Choose the correct variant and open the brackets. 1. (Would you like / Do you like) a cup of tea? 2. (Would you like / Do you like) books? 3. (Would you like / Do you like) to go with me? 4. (Would you like / Do you like) to see the ocean? 5.

Fill in the gaps and compete the sentences. Use mustn't or don't / Fill in the gaps and compete the sentences. Use mustn't or don't / doesn't have to1. You ... open the window. The child is playing here. 2. You ... cross the road.

Translate the sentences. Mind the word one. 1. One must cross a street under the green light. 2. It is one of those things that one cannot do oneself. 3. These exercises are more difficult than the ones in unit one. 4.

Fill in the gaps. Use the preposition that with work/get/give. 1) I don't like to get ... early in the I of mornings. I more of a night owl. 2) He gave ... the secret 3) I can't get ... with my mother-in-law. 4) You're just trying to get ...