Write sentences using a verb from A in its correct form and an adverb from the adjectives in B.
A: play, run, walk, cook
B: fast, good, loud, quiet
1. We came home very late, so we walked into the house very quietly.
2. The band last night played so loudly that we all got headaches.
3. The dog ran so fast that Gerry couldn’t catch it.
4. I like eating Sara’s food. She cooks good.
Which expression can replace the underlined words? Circle the correct option.
1. It’s 7.00. I’m going out at l0:00.
in three hour’s time / after three hours
2. It’s Saturday today. School starts again on Monday.
the day after tomorrow / the next day
3. It’s November. I’m going on holiday in December.
next month / the next month
4. It’s 10 May. My birthday is on 24 May.
next week / in two week’s time
5. It’s 2011 now. I’m going to leave school in 2015.
the year after next / in four years’ time
Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.
doubt, hope, maybe, probably
1. I don’t know what I’m going to do tomorrow, but maybe I’ll just stay at home.
2. I hope to see you tomorrow – or the day after tomorrow.
3. Helen doesn’t like sport very much, so I doubt she’ll come to the match with us.
4. I probably won’t go out tonight’ I’m too tired from last night!
Write the correct form of be going to.
1 It’s such a beautiful day. We‘re going to take the dog for a walk.
2. Oh no! Mum and dad are going to be really angry about this.
3. We are going to catch the bus!
4. He‘s going to have an accident.
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