Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the given verbs 1. Look at this stain on your shirt! Did you spill juice on it? 2. Jane was born in Manchester. 3. I wanted to visit my aunt on the weekend but finally forgot about it. 4. Jim left a few

1. 1. Mr. Jones (not, to speak) to me since he (to return) from his trip. 2. Mr. Jones (to speak) to me when he (to return) from his trip. 3. She (to cook) for the company for about two years. Everybody thinks her dinners are wonderful. 4. She (to cook)

Choose the correct words in italics. 1. I haven't got any/some time to sit in the park today. 2. There are a little/a few animals living in my garden. 3. I need a bit of /a few advice about these fruit trees. 4. We haven't got much/many people to help us

Chapter 1 Test A. Complete the sentences, using the words in parentheses. Use the simple present or the PRESENT PROGRESSIVE. Bob (be) _____ at a restaurant at this moment. He (sit) _____ at a table with his family. His son, Kirk, (talk) _____ to his dad.