Order the words to make questions orsentences.1 many / do / month / burgers / how / eat / you/a/? 2 cake / too / eat /l/ much3 much / fridge / isn't / the / food / there / in4 you/ food / salt / how / your/ put / much / oni do/? 5some / lunch / i've / for / got / crisps6should / fruit / lot/a/ you / eat / of7 got / they / chips / menu / haven't / any /the / on8 sell / here / nuts / do / any / they /? ​

1)How many burgers do you eat a months

2)I eat too much cake

3)There isn't much food in the fridge

4)How much salt do you put on?

5)I've got some crisps for lunch

6)you should eat a lot of fruit

7)they haven't got any chips on the menu

8)do they sell any nuts here?

1) she told him that it looked delicious

2) she told the teacher that she’d done homework but her dog had eaten it

3) he said he hadn’t had a cigarette since he’d seen me the previous week

4) he told me he couldn’t come to work that day because he wasn’t feeling well

2.

Pete said to Rachel that he had noticed she hadn’t been at school the day before. Rachel told him that she had felt sick. Pete said they’d had a history test. Rachel said she’d forgotten about the test. Pete said that he didn’t believe her and he thought that was why she’d skipped school. Rachel said she would probably had to do the test that afternoon anyway. Pete said he wasn’t going to tell her the questions. Rachel said that she could ask James and that he would tell her.

1. All dishes will have been eaten ( by them) by the end of the lunch.

2. We will have been served by the waiter by that time.

3. Some Chinese food will have been ordered by us from take-away before you join us.

4. By this time tomorrow children's lunch will have been eaten ( by them) at the fast food café.

5. A cake will have been chosen by me for my mother’s birthday by the end of the week.

6. Students' hamburgers will have been enjoyed (by them) by the end of the break.

7. The local dishes will have been tasted by Ann before she leaves the country.