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USE OF ENGLISH: REVIEW 1. WRITE THE WORDS IN THE RIGHT ORDER. START EACH SENTENCE WITH A CAPITAL LETTER a. you / there /get / how /did /? b. birthday / on / John's / is / December / 6th c. friends / London / we / to /saw / and / some / went d. you /what / do / will / tomorrow /? e. you / Mary /speak / to / can/ ?��(two answers) � 2. WRITE QUESTIONS FOR THESE ANSWERS a. The Post Office closes at 5.30 p.m b. No, it isn't. The bank is behind the supermarket. c. I prefer the small one. d. The school is five minutes' walk from the bus stop. e. The books are his. ��( two answers) � 3. WRITE THE WORD WHICH IS DIFFERENT IN EACH GROUP a. Bedroom- living room - garden- kitchen b. Spanish - Italian - France - German c. Bike - bus - car- coach d. Here - what - how - where e. Ever - sometimes- often - now � 4. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE RIGHT FORM � Peter, I (receive) �your message yesterday and I (go)�to the shop. The shop-keeper (show)�me� a small radio which (cost)�thirty pounds. He also (have)����a bigger one that (cost)���� fifty pounds. The little one (use)�only one battery. The bigger one (need)�two. This (not be) �a problem because batteries (be)�quite cheap and (last) �a long time if you (not play) �the radio for very long each day. As you (be)�the technician, which one� ( you recommend)�me? Phone me this evening after 6 � 5. OPEN DIALOGUE. FILL IN THE GAPS IN THIS DIALOGUE � You : Your friend: Oh, usually quite early. About seven or half past seven. You: � Your friend: At nine o'clock. I'm a shop assistant, you see. You: Your friend: In a big department store outside Dublin. You: Your friend: In the canteen. The lunches are quite good. You: (finish work) Your friend: At half past five or six. You: (go home): Your friend: I usually go by car. You: ��( how far - how long) your friend: It's a ten minutes' drive. � � � � � � ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ WELL� DONE !!! �