ALL TENSES (active voice) Fill in the gaps, using the correct form of the verb. Mind the tenses! Jonathan lives together with his family in a small cottage in the countryside. Every day after school he (1) (run) home as quickly as possible to play with his dog Flip who he (2) (get) for his last birthday. They immediately (3) (like) each other and (4) (be) inseparable ever since. And here he comes - Jonathan, carrying his schoolbag and grinning broadly. He (5) (hop) down the road towards his house where Flip (6) ......... (wait) desperately. All the morning the dog (7) (howl) without interruption, driving the neighbours mad. Every afternoon, after having done his homework, Jonathan (8) J(take) his dog for a long walk through the woods and meadows. He (9) (not always leash) his dog and most of the time Flip (10) (run) freely. Yesterday they both (11) (go) to the old oak tree. While Jonathan (12) (ride) his bike, the dog (13) (run) beside him. They once (14) (stop) at the little creek where the dog (15) (drink) some water and Jonathan (16) (take) a sip from his water bottle that mum (17) (put) into his backpack together with a sandwich and some dog biscuits for Flip. When they (18) (arrive) at the oak tree, they (19) (make) a short rest. After they (20) (lie) in the shadow of the tree for about 10 minutes, Jonathan (21) L. (find) a piece of wood that he (22) (throw) as far as he could for Flip to fetch. Afterwards they (23) (sit) down and (24) (eat) their snacks - Jonathan his sandwich and Flip some dog biscuits. When he (25) (enjoy) the last bites of his sandwich, Jonathan suddenly (26) (hear) rolling thunder in the distance and they (27) (go)
– I’d love to visit Iceland and do a tour of the volcanoes. My friend went on a tour that took her down inside a volcano.
2. Mitchell
– What kind of adventure activity would you like to do, Mitchell? Would you like to try surfing?
- Not really, no. I’m not so keen on getting cold and wet. I’d rather climb up a mountain or maybe go walking somewhere.
3. Max
– Which would you prefer, Max - a trip to the mountains or a trip to the sea?
- Oh, I’d much prefer to go to the sea. I love the water. I do a lot of swimming and surfing. I also like walking along the beach.
4. Alicia
– Is there anywhere in the world that you’d like to visit, Alicia?
- I’d love to visit the Sahara desert. It’s my dream to go on an adventure holiday and ride through the desert on a quad bike, or maybe even a camel.
5. Elizabeth
- Elizabeth, would you rather track through a desert or a forest?
- I think both are probably fantastic experiences. Maybe the forest would be more interesting because you’d see more wildlife. Yeah, and you’d be protected by the trees.
1. We enjoyed our holiday. The hotel was very nice.
2. 'Can I ask a question?' 'Of course. What do you want to ask?'
3. You look very tired. You need a holiday.
4. 'Where's Tom?' He's in the bathroom.
5. Jane is an interesting person. You must meet her.
A: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the city centre?
B: Yes, go straight on and then take the next turning left.
A: Shall we go out for a meal this evening?
B: Yes, that's a good idea.
It's nice morning. Let's go for a walk.
Amanda is a student. When she finished her studies, she wants to be a jurnalist. She lives with two friends in a flat near the college where she is studying. The flat is small but she likes it.
Peter and Mary have got two children, a boy and a girl. The boy is seven years old and the girl is three. Peter works in the factory. Mary hasn't got a job at the moment.
1. Jo
– What place would you most like to visit, Jo?
– I’d love to visit Iceland and do a tour of the volcanoes. My friend went on a tour that took her down inside a volcano.
2. Mitchell
– What kind of adventure activity would you like to do, Mitchell? Would you like to try surfing?
- Not really, no. I’m not so keen on getting cold and wet. I’d rather climb up a mountain or maybe go walking somewhere.
3. Max
– Which would you prefer, Max - a trip to the mountains or a trip to the sea?
- Oh, I’d much prefer to go to the sea. I love the water. I do a lot of swimming and surfing. I also like walking along the beach.
4. Alicia
– Is there anywhere in the world that you’d like to visit, Alicia?
- I’d love to visit the Sahara desert. It’s my dream to go on an adventure holiday and ride through the desert on a quad bike, or maybe even a camel.
5. Elizabeth
- Elizabeth, would you rather track through a desert or a forest?
- I think both are probably fantastic experiences. Maybe the forest would be more interesting because you’d see more wildlife. Yeah, and you’d be protected by the trees.
1. We enjoyed our holiday. The hotel was very nice.
2. 'Can I ask a question?' 'Of course. What do you want to ask?'
3. You look very tired. You need a holiday.
4. 'Where's Tom?' He's in the bathroom.
5. Jane is an interesting person. You must meet her.
A: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the city centre?
B: Yes, go straight on and then take the next turning left.
A: Shall we go out for a meal this evening?
B: Yes, that's a good idea.
It's nice morning. Let's go for a walk.
Amanda is a student. When she finished her studies, she wants to be a jurnalist. She lives with two friends in a flat near the college where she is studying. The flat is small but she likes it.
Peter and Mary have got two children, a boy and a girl. The boy is seven years old and the girl is three. Peter works in the factory. Mary hasn't got a job at the moment.
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