Match the answers on the right to the corresponding questions on the left. a) He’s tall and blue-eyed
b) He looks like his father.
c) She’s better, she left the hospital two days ago.
d) Not bad, thanks!
e) My mother.
f) Fantastic!
That outfit really suits you!
g) Sports cars and science fiction films.
h) Just like her mother, so talkative.
i) He’s very talkative and quite attractive. j) She’s very shy.

1) What’s she like?
2) How’s your mother?
3) What’s Peter like?
4) What do you like?
5) How do I look?
6) Who do you look like?
7) Who’s Monika like?
8) What does he look like?
9) How are you?
10) Who does Paul look like?

Complete the sentences with the verb in the correct form:

1.I get home at four o'clock. My sister gets home at half past four.

2.I make breakfast in the kitchen. My sister has breakfast in bed.

3.You brush your teeth after breakfast. My brother brushes his teeth after school!

4.You play football after school. My brother plays video games. Dad watches gymnastics on TV.

5.You take the dog for a walk in the morning. Sam takes the dog for a walk after school.

6.I tidy my homework in the living room. My sister does her homework in the bath.

7.I go to bed at nine o'clock. My brother goes to bed at ten.

8.I listen to American pop music on the radio. My friend listens to Rock music.

9.I stay up late on Saturday night. My dog never stays up late.

10.You tidy your room every day. My mother tidies my room.

1 I work in a public library. (to work)

2 I worked here for many years and I loved my job. (to love)

3 I think I am lucky to have it. (to be, not have to)

4 First of all, I am lucky to have it. I don't have to get up early as the library opens at 10 o'clock. (to be, not have to, to open)

5 Secondly, it is interesting work because people are always coming in and asking me. (to be, to come, to ask)

6 This way, I already met a lot of interesting people. (to meet)

7 Yesterday, a man from Brazil came to ask me about the climate. (to come, to help)