Exercise 1.
Put the words in the correct order to get the question.
For example:
job learning for you?

Are you learning English for your job?

1. Weekend
2. dictionary why got you haven't?
3. English you start did learn when?
4. phoned doing customer when our what you were?
5. radio listening does enjoy to secretary the your?

Task 2.
In each group of four words (or phrases), three words (or phrases) are united by a common concept. Define the fourth word (or phrase), not related to them in meaning. Write it down.

1. language translator dictionary art
2. hairdresser shopkeeper customer banker
3. tomorrow morning yesterday evening
4. butcher's greengrocer's chemist's baker's
5. neck foot chest sock

Task 8.
In each of the following sentences, find one error and correct it.
1. We'll have to open a checking account.
2. We arrived at New York at 5 o'clock in the morning.
3. Does it have to do?
4. There are more women than women in the Government.
5. Where have you been on holidays last year?

Task 9.
Add sentences by inserting the expressions: have to, don't have to, should or shouldn't.
For example:
If you feel ill, you should go to bed.
1. You ..................... have too much hand luggage.
2. People who want to smoke .................... sit separately.
3. You ......................... wear your seat belt all the time. You can take it off.
4. But you ............................... wear it at take-offs and landings.
5. When you've got your luggage, you ..................... go through Customs.

Task 10.
Rewrite each sentence by inserting a word or phrase from the brackets in the right place:

1. We feel like going out in the evening. (hardly ever)
2. She stays with my parents in the west of Ireland. (occasionally)
3. We'll need to buy a new car very soon. (probably)
4. Does Peter play the guitar? (well)
5. I don't eat very much for lunch. (usually)