3.1 Fill the gaps in the sentences. Use words from A and B opposite.
1 I always have
(and
) for breakfast.
2 I have an
with the dentist at 3 o'clock.
3 Do you want to have a game of ?
4 Jane's having a
... on Saturday. Are you going?
5 Do you want to have a ? The bathroom's just here.
6 I have an
tomorrow, so I have to study tonight.
7 We must have a to talk about these problems.
8 I'm going to the cafeteria to have a Do you want to come?
9 The hotel has a swimming pool, so we can have a
every day
10 We can have
before the film, or we can eat after it.
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1. The play doesn't begin at half past seven.
When does the play begin?
2. There aren't any people talking loudly in the theatre.
How many people are talking loudly in the theatre?
3. Some people didn't smoke cigarettes in the cloak-room.
Where did people smoke cigarettes?
4. Nick isn't speaking quietly to Ann.
Who is speaking quietly to Ann?
5. Ann and Nick will not come home from the theatre before twelve o'clock.
Who will come home from the theatre before twelve o'clock?
6. There isn't a girl in a green dress on the stage.
Who is in a green dress on the stage?
7. Ann and Nick don't like to go to the theatre.
Where do they like to go?
8. I didn't meet my friend in the interval.
Where did I meet my friend?