ENGLISH (TBCH) - 3º ESO

The prisoner escaped and went to London where he …… by friends until the police stopped looking for him.

The sign “…… the grass” means you mustn't walk on the grass.

Helen …… every Saturday.

…… are associated with the USA.

“Phone” rhymes with “……”

Mr and Mrs Watson are driving home when suddenly Mr Watson realises that he is lost. He explains, “……”

Your mother has asked you to go to the post office, but it closes in half an hour. What can your mother say?

Which city is not the capital of a country?

The “i” in “child” has the same sound as the “i” in “……”

Perhaps …… really existed. We can't be sure.

The opposite of “cheap” is “……”

Jason is not very …… at chemistry.

…… many people at the swimming pool?

When our teacher saw the smoke, she …… leave the classroom.

The …… in the post on Tuesday doesn't work.

The “ed” of “listened” sounds like the "ed" of “……”

You want to pay in a restaurant. What can you ask?

I …… scared of him since the first time I met him.

Katy is frightened by a storm. Ann says, “Don't worry. ……”

The American national anthem is called “……”

Philip, could you …… me my glasses?

Can I have some more lemonade, please? I'm ……...

My flat is on the second …… of that building.

“…… very cold.” “Well, put on your sweater.”

Choose a name for this “family” of words: collar, tail, basket....

Stephanie calls her friend Bill. Bill says, “Sorry, I can't talk now, I'm busy.” Stephanie isn't annoyed. She says, ".."

“Passionately” = O o o o. “Photography” = ……

“It looks awful but it’ll come out.” What is Jane talking about?

It's 5 o'clock. The classrooms are empty because the students …… home at 4 o'clock.

Find the true sentence.