Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the words in brackets. Use 2–4 words, including the words in brackets.

EXAMPLE: She’d rather go surfing. (prefer)
She surfing.
ANSWER:
She’d prefer to go surfing

1 Let’s go climbing at the weekend. (why)
go climbing at the weekend?
2 That’s true, it’s expensive. (right)
You , it’s expensive.
3 I’m not sure I really want to do yoga. (fancy)
I yoga.
4 I don’t want to. (rather)
I .
5 Really? (think)
Do ?
6 Yes, you’re right. (see)
I mean.

Put a suitable time word or expression in each space. Each space is for one word.

Just a quick note (a) before I leave for the airport. Sorry I haven't been in touch (b) since Wednesday, but I've been busy getting ready (c) to go and I haven't collected my ticket (d) yet from the travel agency. (e) The very moment I get to Sydney, I'll write you a letter. I've (f) not been to Australia before but I've been reading a lot about it (g) lately. It sounds great! I'll be in Sydney (h) at the end of next week, and then I'm travelling to Melbourne. I'll be there (l) for a month. (j) By the time I get back all my friends will have forgotten me!

Объяснение:

1. We’re leaving at three this afternoon. We've already booked a taxi.

2. 'There isn't any sugar left.' 'OK, I’ll buy some when I go into town''

3. Look at my sunburn! I'm not going to spend so long at the beach tomorrow!

4. I can't take the car on Monday. Paul is going to do his driving test.

5. 'Do you want anything to drink?' 'Yes,  I’ll have a fruit juice, please.'

6. 'I've got a terrible headache.' 'Just a minute. I’ll get you an aspirin'

7. 'Why are you going to the supermarket?' ' I’m going to buy some bread and some fruit.'

8. 'When are you flying to Brazil?' 'Next Monday. The flight is at 3pm.'