A: Are you going to school?

B: No. I'm _____ home.

A: Would you _____ with me tomorrow?

B: Yes, I'd love to.

A: Can he speak English?

B: No, he _____ .

A: ____ you ever owned a Rolls Royce?

B: No, never.

A: Have you been in England a long time?

B: Yes, several months. I arrived here _____ August last year.

A: Where was Jack at twelve o'clock yesterday?

B: At home. He _____ TV with me.

A: I think history is _____ than geography.

B: Really? I think the opposite.

A: What are your plans for next summer?

B: Well, I _____ a holiday to France in July.

A: How long _____ you been working here?

B: Almost ten years now.

A: Who in your family do you look _____?

B: I don't know. A mix of my mother and father, I think.

A: Do you like dogs?

B: Not really, I'm a little afraid _____ them.

A: I'm still quite new. I _____ doing this job for long.

B: Really? Are you enjoying it?

A: John finished his homework already.

B: Yes, I know. He writes very _____.

A: If I go to the supermarket today, I _____ some milk.

B: Don't forget some sugar, too.

A: Do the police know who did it?

B: Yes. The burglar _____ yesterday.

A: I love my grandfather!

B: Yes, he _____ such wonderful stories.

A: Do you like sad films?

B: Yes, but I always _____ upset when someone dies.

A: I really like watching soap operas on TV.

B: _____. My favourite is "Eastenders".

A: My parents never _____ out late. We had to be home by nine.

B: That seems very strict.

A: Is the restaurant very formal?

B: No, you _____ wear a tie.

A: I'm fed up with all this work. I hate revising _____ exams.

B: Me too. Let's have a coffee.

A: Do you think Billy broke that vase?

B: No. He wasn't here so it _____ him.

A: _____ you possibly help me with this table?

B: Of course. Where should I put it?

A: How do you know he stole that necklace?

B: He _____ it to police yesterday afternoon.

A: Your flat looks lovely.

B: Thank you. I've just _____.

A: He's very rude, isn't he?

B: Yes. It's a characteristic _____ doesn't help him make friends.

A: Would you like a piece of fruit cake?

B: No thanks. I'm not very _____ fruit cake.

A: Why did you arrive so late?

B: We forgot _____ flowers so we stopped on the way.

A: He's a very important businessman, isn't he?

B: Yes, he _____ his money from a new kind of plastic.

A: Are you going to London this weekend?

B: No, I can't. I wish I _____ but I'm busy at work.

A: I'd like to learn another language.

B: I suppose you'd _____ start finding out about language schools.

A: I'm so tired. I haven't been to bed before midnight all week.

B: It sound like you need to _____ some sleep.

A: Did you say the man was just arriving at the station when you saw him?

B: No, he _____ already been there for some time.

A: I've just bought a Spanish dictionary.

B: That's good. It's very useful for _____ new words.

A: Our family _____ wine for five generations.

B: That's a long time.

A: By this time next year, I _____ on a beach in the Bahamas.

B: Lovely! I wish I could come too.

A: John and Bill are always arguing.

B: Yes, they don't _____ at all well.

A: I am saving money for a trip around Australia.

B: You'll need to be very _____ this year.

A: I really like Stilton cheese. It's delicious.

B: Yuk! That's not for me. I'd _____ have nothing.

A: There will be some serious global warming _____ we reduce the amount of air pollution.

B: Yes. Water levels will rise too.