Correct the mistakes in the sentences. 0 I’m worried. We’re going on holiday next week!
I’m excited. We’re going on holiday next week!
1 I love lying in the sun. I find it boring.
2 The teacher was amused because we weren’t listening to him.
3 Everyone laughed when I dropped my ice cream, but I was embarrassing.
4 The game was excited. The final score was 3–3.
5 This programme is interested. Can I change channels?
6 I was relaxed when my friends organized a party for me. I didn’t know anything about it!
7 There was an interested programme on TV last night.

David: Have you ever visited Disneyland in Paris?

Carla: Yes, I have. It's fantastic.

David: When did you go there?

Carla:  I went with my mum last weekend.

David: Really?

Carla: Yes. We travelled there by train on Friday evening and we

left on Sunday morning. But my dad didn't come with us.

David: Has he been there before?

Carla: No, he hasn't. He hates places like that. He  hasn't visited a

theme park since 1985 when he was fourteen years old.

David: And what did you think of the rides?

Carla:  I really liked them all, especially the Big Thunder Mountain ride.  It's terrifying.  Have you ever seen a photo of it?

David: No.  But I have heard a lot about it. It sounds great.

1 You really .have to.. work harder if you want to pass that examination.
2 Many children in Britain..have to... wear uniform when they go to school.
3 Last night Don suddenly became ill. We..had to... call the doctor.
4 Ann has...had to.. wear glasses since she was eight years old.
5 I'm afraid I can't come tomorrow. I..have to... work late.
6 I'm sorry I couldn't come yesterday. I..had to... work late.
7 Tom may..have to... go away next week.
8 We couldn't repair the car ourselves. We..had to.. take it to a garage.
9 When you come to London again, you  must come and see us.