1 The guard told the driver to stop.
2 He suggested going for a walk.
3 She asked him to help her with that.
1. Have children got bikes? Yes, they have. / No, they haven't.
2. Have Ben and Julia got a van? Yes, they have./ No, they haven't.
3. Has the dog got a house? Yes, it has./ No, it hasn't.
4. Has David got an eraser? Yes, he has./ No, he hasn't.
Who is your dad by profession?
Those who knows english language, they can read english books.
Why did you come early?
Who are you meeting today?
When are you going for work?
Those who likes to read books, they take it from the library.
Whose letter is this? - it's ours.
Who is this person? - this person is our teacher.
What kind of books are these? - these are good books.
Which one of these books is ours? - all of them are yours.
1. Susanna often gets to school late. – That’s because she (walks) (slowly).
2. Sharon got a book from Mrs Potter. – She often (works) (hard) in Mrs Potter’s garden.
3. Mary didn’t go to Beacon Park. – Perhaps it (was) too (expensive).
4. Alan wins all his tennis matches. – Of course, he (is) a (good) player.
5. Our team lost its match last week. – I know. They didn’t (play) (well).
6. I’m sure we’ll win next Saturday. – I hope you (will play) (well).
7. What did you think of the French test? – Oh, it (was) very (hard).
8. Mike didn’t understand Dad for a time. – Did he (speak) too (fast)?
1 I have been taken
2 Someone has left
3 He has been cleaning windows ... , ...he has finished yet
4 Ayse has been taking
5 I have been living
6 I have just swept
7 I have eaten
8 I have been eating chocolates
9 have been making
10 I have broken my arm
11 I have been playing tennis