Write one word in each gap to complete the second phrase so that it has the same meaning as the first. 1. We can see that …
It canseen that …
2. Over 50% said …
than half said...
3. More than 75% of the teenagers surveyed …
three-of the teenagers surveyed
4. Most of the teenagers asked said …
The of the teenagers asked said …
5. Nearly one in every three people surveyed …
Nearly a of people surveyed …
6.Quite a lot of teenagers said …
A significant of teenagers said …
7. On the other hand, a significant number …
, a significant number …
8.To conclude, …
In , …

I do morning exercises. (b)His father works at a factory. (a)My mother sleeps after dinner. (b)We work part-time. (b)They drink tea every day. (a)Mike is a student. (b)Helen has a car. (b)My brother has a good friend. (b)You are good friends. (a)It is difficult to remember everything. (b)Alice has a sister. (b)Her sister's name is Ann. (a)Ann is a student. (b)She gets up at seven o'clock. (a)She goes to the institute in the morning. (a)Jane is fond of sports. (a)My sister does her morning exercises every day. (b)For breakfast she has two eggs, a sandwich and a cup of tea. (b)After breakfast my mother goes to the institute. (a)Sometimes she takes a bus. (b)It takes her an hour and a half to do her homework. (a)My sister speaks English well. (b)Her friends usually call her at about 8 o'clock. (a)He has his English lesson every day. (b)My working day begins at six o'clock. (b)It takes me about twenty minutes. (b)We usually have four classes a day. (a)I have lunch at about 2 o'clock. (a)They play football at the institute. (a)My mother likes fish. (b)

1) They have been building the house for three years now.

– they haven't been building the house for three years now.

– have they been building the house for three years now?

2) He has been looking for a job for four months.

– He hasn't been looking for a job for four months.

– has he been looking for a job for four months?

3) You have been studying this report for an hour.

– You haven't been studying this report for an hour.

– have you been studying this report for an hour?

4) Susan has been learning to drive since last month.

– Susan hasn't been learning to drive since last month.

– has Susan been learning to drive since last month?

5) We have been shopping since early morning.

– We haven't been shopping since early morning.

– have we been shopping since early morning?

6) Mike has been cycling for three hours.

– Mike hasn't been cycling for three hours.

– has mike been cycling for three hours?

7) You have been sunbathing since 8 o’clock.

– You haven't been sunbathing since 8 o’clock.

– have you been sunbathing since 8 o’clock?

8) The baby has been sleeping for three hours.

– The baby hasn't been sleeping for three hours.

– has the baby been sleeping for three hours.

9) Nick has been waiting for you since 5 o’clock.

– Nick hasn't been waiting for you since 5 o’clock.

– has Nick been waiting for you since 5 o’clock?

10) They have been writing a test for two hours.

– They haven't been writing a test for two hours.

– have they been writing a test for two hours?