Macmillan English Grammar

4 Match sentences 1 to 10 with sentences a toj.

a Giving up maths is quite an important

deeision.cL

b Could you possibly give me a hand with these

books?

c Well done, you've worked very hard for the

past hour.

d I think we should get together and talk about

our presentation before we do it in class.

e You've done a lot of work, and I think you are

ready for the exam.

f Would you min d staying behind for a few

minutes?

g I've got a really bad headaehe.

h We've kieked the balI into one of the gardens

over there.

I'm sorry I behaved so badly.

You should be able to see the eells if you use

the mieroseope properly.

1 I don't think you should worry about it.

2 I think you should have another look.

3 I won't do it again.

4 I'd like to have a word with you about

something.

5 Yes of course. Where do you want me to

put them?

6 Shall I climb over the wall and get it?

7 Would you like a break now?

8 May I go out for a few minutes?

9 If I we re you, I'd talk to your parents

about it.

10 Why don't we meet before sehool

tomorrow?

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5 Rewrite the sentence 50 that it contains the word in capitals.

a Do you min d if I keep my eoat on?

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b Do you want me to give out the books?

c If I we re you, I'd buy a dietionary.

d Can you share with Mary?

e Why don't we play volleybalI for a ehange?

f I promise not to forget my homework.

g Could you explain what this means?

h I think you should read it again.

Do I have your permission to leave the room?

I wouldn't toueh that if I we re you.

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