Exercise 1. Fill in the gaps with the correct words from the box. Some of these imperatives are negative (-).
tidy - call - be - shut - drive - stay - help - take - buy - turn
1. afraid. (-)
2. the bus to school.
3. too fast. (-)
4. a taxi, please.
5. down the music.
6. a new laptop. (-)
7. your room before you leave.
8. me in the garden.
9. the door, please.
10. out too late. (-)
exercise 2
Fill in the gaps with the correct words from the box. Some of these imperative forms are negative (-).
help - phone - go - leave - clean - sit - drink - close - take - tell
1. your shoes.
2. Today's her birthday. her, please.
3. her my phone number. (-)
4. It's cold outside. the window, please.
5. her in the kitchen.
6. on the table. (-)
7. your dirty boots outside.
8. and drive. (-)
9. them to the airport.
10. through the park at night. (-)

8. Hotels in London are more expensive than in Vienna.

9. Bob is taller than Keith, but Phil is the tallest.

10. Doris reads more books than Peter, but Frank reads the most.

11. France is as beautiful as Spain.

12. They live in a big house, but Fred lives in a bigger one.

13. My sister is three years younger than me.

14. This was the worst film I have ever seen.

15. I think tennis is more interesting than cycling.

16. I talked to Claire and she is a very smart girl.

17. His company earned less money than the years before.

18. She was the most popular girl at college.

19. They didn't stay out as late as last Saturday.

1 The waitresses wear are wearing new uniforms.

2 Theo has /'s having ice cream today.

3 I'm looking / look out of the window at the moment.

4 Hurry up! The café closes /'s closing now.

5 How often is your family coming / does your family come here?

6 Look at that bird! What does it do / is it doing?

7 It doesn't snow / isn't snowing in summer.

8 Mandy's washing / washes her hair right now.

2 Write sentences. Use the adverb in brackets.

1 I  cycle to school. (usually)

I usually cycle to school.

2 They always sit by the door. (always)

3 Dora's sometimes hungry at 5 o'clock. (sometimes)

4 Beth never goes shopping during the week. (never)

5 Grandpa and Grandma are usually at home on Sundays. (usually)

6 I'm never late for school. (never)

3 Complete the text. Use the past simple of the verbs in brackets.

Last Saturday, we had (have) a party to celebrate the end

of term. Charlie, Harry and I (invited) all our friends.

There were (be) lots of people there. Many of them

(arrived) with some food or drink. My friend Gemma

(played) the piano. Everyone had (have) so much fun. We'

were (be) very happy because the holidays were starting

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