Which of the verbs in brackets are better in the continuous form? 1 The photocopier (doesn't work) at the moment, but the engineer will fix it this afternoon - correct - state verb 2 You can't go to the cinema because you (haven't finished) your homework - correct - state verb 3 I (had) a great time at the party when my dad arrived and dragged me home¡ - was having 4 The postal worker (weighs) the package right now - correct - state verb 5 That's tricky question and I (don't know) the answer - correct - state verb 6 I (looked) through my old papers and I found this letter from you - was looking 7 Can you turn down the volume? I (talk) on the phone - am talking 8 I (didn't hear) the doorbell so I carried on watching TV - correct - state verb 9 She (has studied) all morning - has been studied 10 I live in Krakow, but I (do) a course in Warsaw this summer - am doing

Match the adjectives in the box with statements Please, correct them¡¡ considerate, circumspect, conservative, temperamental, impetuous, easygoing, gregarious, selfish, liberal, introverted 1 She expects everyone to help her, but she never does anything for anyone else¡ - selfish 2 My boss is happy one minute and screaming the next - temperamental 3 The manager doesn't like new ideas; he wants to do everything the old way - conservative 4 That child talks to few people; he prefers to sit quietly and read or just drink - introverted 5 That girls is so relaxed that she never seems to worry about anything - easygoing 6 She's very cautious; she thinks carefully before she decides to do something - circumspect 7 She's tolerant and she wants her employees to be free to do what they want - considerate 8 That man makes too many instant decisions without thinking about the consequences - impetuous 9 When he sees me, he always brings a gift and asks about my family - liberal 10 She loves socialising; she goes to parties every night - gregarious

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Exercise for English course I just finish this exercise and I need you help to correct it. I must put the verbs in brackets in the correct com and I must give reasons. Dear Jill, I, ve just got back from climbing (after preposition) Mont Blanc in the Alps and I must tell you what a great time I had. On arriving (after preposition) in Chamonix we were introduce to our guides. We were then kitted out with ice-axes, crampons and climbing boots and were sent straight out into two days' training (after presposition) in and around the Le Tour glacier. The guides used this time to assess (after used to) our ability to make (?) the ascent and to teach (?) us the basic of mountainering (after preposition), such as how to use (after how) an ice-axe and how best to work (after how) in a team. The first day consisted of climbing (after preposition) for five hours from the Nid d'Aigle to the Gouter Hut. I thought I'd be too cold sleeping (?) but in fact that wasn't a problem at all¡ Day 2 started at 2 am with a four and half hour walk to the summit. Reaching (the subject)the summit was only a third of the day's work. The descent route included jumping across gaps in the ice and took seven hours. I'm really looking forward to seeing (after look forward to) you next weekend so I can tell (after modal) you all the details. Love, Sue

I need help with that sentences. This sentences are wrong, but I can't find the mistakes. Could you help me and could you say me why are wrong? I should give up to swim every morning. Do you want go out with me? I'm used to sleep in a tent. There's no point play today. I suggest you to go to the sports centre. I really enjoy to read about the old tennis stars. I recommend you going there. I hope hearing from you soon. I am interested to receive documentation about the courses. I agree with you to find a job. Thanks.