2. They ran ……… through the car park.

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(Present Simple)

2)We visited Paris. They didn’t see the painting. (Past Simple)

3)Mary is writing a book. (Present Continuous)

4)We were washing the car. (Past Continuous)

5)Electricity has improved life. They haven’t bought a sofa. (Present Perfect)

6)They will help people. He won’t find a job. (Future Simple)

7)She would call the secretary.(Conditional)

8)You should clean your room.(Modal Verbs)

1. Are these some/much/any roadworks in the city centre at the moment?
2. I learned a few/a little/much Spain when i was on holiday.
3. I'm going to the shops. There isn't many/some/any bread for breakfast.
4. She hasn't read much/many/a few good books recently.
5. There are much/a lot of/ a little cars in the park this morning.
6. A few/any/a little students are helping the teachers carry tne books.
7. I haven't got some/much/many money in my wallet.

2. Complete the sentences. Use a, the or nothing (no article).
1. There's ___ nice restaurant near our house.
2. We saw ___ President when he visited our city.
3. I want to be ___ doctor when i grow up.
4. The people in ___ village shop aren't very friendly.
5. 'Where's Leo?' 'He's in ___ garden.'
6 . My sister doesn't like ___ dogs- she prefers cats.
7. There's a red car and a blue car in the car park. Ours is ___ blue car.

3. Choose the correct words.
1. Turn in/to/onto the lane and then go straight
2. I saw Sam running at/straight/along Kings Road.
3. Go past/on/after the school.
4. Just follow/along/across the path across the field.
5. Go at/through/over the gate and park your car next to the house.
6. Turn in/-/up right at the church and you'll see the cottage.

River, laughing all the way. Then, they ran further along the river bank and didn’t stop before the Tower of London. “These buildings have been here a long time, haven’t they?” Susan said, looking at the tall towers.“I think one of them has been here a thousand years,” said Albert.“I’ve heard that there are ravens which live in the Tower. I hate birds. I’m tired of the pigeons which land on me in Trafalgar Square. Let’s go and wake them up,” Beatrice said.“OK, Edward agreed. And can we eat the ravens? I’m rather hungry. Let’s get them.” Edward agreed. The four lions jumped over the gate and ran across the grass towards the White Tower, the main place where the ravens slept. “Mind the guards. They’re called Beefeaters,” Beatrice said. “We’ll have a lot of trouble if they find us here.”
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organisations.

2)The woman .... is standing at the windown is my aunt .

3)The car park .... you left your car is not far from my office.

4)She didn't tell me ... books it was.I thought it was hers.

5)The day ..... they arrived at the seaside was warm and sunny.

6)Henry didn't explain ... he had decided to leave the college.

7)The boys ... are playing football over there are my classmates.

8)I really wanted to know ... your sister asked me to phone her.

9) She hasn't decided yet ... sweaters to buy.

10)Tony will ask them ... they are going to stay for holidays.