Complete the sentences.

Example:I can sing, but I can’t play the piano.

1 The museum is closed Sundays.

2 Toby have a girlfriend?

3 They are noisiest neighbours in the street.

4‘ How did your laptop break?’ ‘ fell on the floor.’

5‘ Would you like to fly a plane?’ ‘No, I .’

6I spoke to him on the phone 20 minutes .

7 There isn’t butter on the table.

8 I’m taller my father.

9 your sunglasses new?

10‘ What’s the time?’ ‘It’s half five.’

11‘ What’s that?’ ‘It’s identity card.’

12They like the film – they left after 20 minutes.

13 I hardly watch TV in the evening.

14 aren’t many houses in the village.

15 We Spanish – we’re Brazilian.

16‘ How much tea do you drink?’ ‘Quite a .’

1. The museum is closed on Sundays.
(Explanation: The sentence states that the museum is not open on Sundays.)

2. Does Toby have a girlfriend?
(Explanation: The sentence is asking about Toby's relationship status.)

3. They are the noisiest neighbors in the street.
(Explanation: The sentence describes the level of noise made by "they" as being the highest among the neighbors in the street.)

4. 'How did your laptop break?' 'It fell on the floor.'
(Explanation: The first sentence asks about the cause of the laptop breaking, and the second sentence answers by stating that it fell on the floor.)

5. 'Would you like to fly a plane?' 'No, I wouldn't.'
(Explanation: The first sentence asks if the person would like to have the experience of flying a plane, and the second sentence responds with a negative answer.)

6. I spoke to him on the phone for 20 minutes.
(Explanation: The sentence states the duration of time during which the speaker had a conversation with someone.)

7. There isn't any butter on the table.
(Explanation: The sentence states the absence of butter on the table.)

8. I'm taller than my father.
(Explanation: The sentence compares the height of the speaker with that of their father, stating that the speaker's height is greater.)

9. Are your sunglasses new?
(Explanation: The sentence asks if the person's sunglasses are recently acquired.)

10. 'What's the time?' 'It's half past five.'
(Explanation: The first sentence asks for the current time, and the second sentence provides the answer, stating that it is 30 minutes after five o'clock.)

11. 'What's that?' 'It's an identity card.'
(Explanation: The first sentence asks for the identity of an object, and the second sentence responds by stating that it is an identity card.)

12. They didn't like the film – they left after 20 minutes.
(Explanation: The sentence indicates that the people referred to did not enjoy the film, resulting in their decision to leave after watching for 20 minutes.)

13. I hardly ever watch TV in the evening.
(Explanation: The sentence conveys the idea that the speaker very rarely or almost never watches TV in the evening.)

14. There aren't many houses in the village.
(Explanation: The sentence suggests that the number of houses in the village is relatively small.)

15. We don't speak Spanish – we're Brazilian.
(Explanation: The sentence states that the speaker and the group they belong to do not speak Spanish but are instead from Brazil.)

16. 'How much tea do you drink?' 'Quite a lot.'
(Explanation: The first sentence asks about the quantity of tea the person consumes, and the second sentence responds by stating that the person drinks a significant amount.)