B1 Review

There are ____ many people here. Let's go somewhere else.

Which of these is an example of an offer?

We have arrived at the restaurant. Get ____ the car.

How much is the ____ to the concert?

Brian is 20 years old and ____ in Spain for 10 years.

I ____ to do my homework yesterday.

I often watch Italian movies with ____.

Not rich enough can be the same as...

Which state is Anna Claire from?

Carolina thinks Pau ____ win his next basketball match.

Excuse me, can you please move? I can't see the ____, and I want to enjoy the concert.

Have you ever ____ a celebrity?

Too ____ food.

Have you ____ been to South Africa?

When I was driving to Inca, I saw a ____ advertising Quelitas.

Sue is not at home. She ____ to the supermarket.

I've ____ studied for three hours today- I don't need to study more.

____ your chores yet?

People enjoy ____ in Mallorca.

How long ____ played basketball?

We use "going to" for future facts.

___ means as much as you need or want.

____ means more than you need or want.

We use ____ for fixed, planned, or scheduled events.

The main reason my parents go on holiday to the beach is to enjoy the ____.

It was like driving through a cloud- it was very ____.

We use "will" for offers and promises.

We use "going to" to speak about plans.

Excuse me, can you please move? I can't see the ____, and I want to enjoy the concert.

You can travel to Italy in plane.

Please prepare your back pack for school.

We ____ see the new film tomorrow. I bought the tickets yesterday.

Have you taken a shower yet? No, I've only ____ arrived home.

Get in the bus.

Get in the car.

It's not warm ____ to go to the pool.

Too ____ cars.

Are you a fan of ____ music?

These days, it's ____ to go outside. It's 35 degrees!

Where ____ you last weekend?

Oh! You ____ your bedroom. I love the color!

Too cold can be the same as...

Shakespeare ____ in England.

I'm not ____ for dinner yet.

It's freezing this summer!