Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verb be.Helen Hello, my name (a) HelenWhat (b) your name? James, l(c) James and this(d)my brother, Steve. How(e) you? Helen l(f) fine, thanks. Where(g)you from?James We(h) from London.Helen 1 (i) from Scotland.James Oh, our parents (j)Scotland at the moment.​

а) is

b) is

c) am

b) is

e) are

f) am

g) are

h) are

i) am

j) are

a) is b)is c)am d)is e) are f)am g)are h)are

By 5 o'clock yesterday he (had completed ) this work.

He knew that the browns (had gone ) to Scotland by train.

By that time they (had settled ) the matter.

I couldn't pay for my ticket because a thief (had stolen) my wallet.

He ( gave ) his daughter $3000 when she got married in 1990 but he (hasn't given) her any money since then.

As soon as she (had passed) her driving test she (bought) a car.

Henry (played) football at school but he ( hasn't played) since he left school in 1994.

They (had left) Edinburg by October.

It (rained) very heavily last Monday but it (hasn't rained) much since then.

After the children (had gone) to bed we (watched) television

1. strange
2. happy
3. happily
4. violent
5. terrible
6. properly
7. careful
8. tired, hungry
9. boring
10. nice

2)
1. down
2. through
3. up
4. at
5. at
6. round
7. to
8. along
9. on
10. across

3)
1. It took me 4 weeks to learn how to drive.
2. It takes a lot of time on cooking.
3. It took Julia a few months to get used to her work.
4. It took us two days to solve the problem.
5. It took us a long time to get there.
6. It takes Monica 3 hours to prepare for the party.
7. It took us half an hour to find a place to park.
8. It takes her a few minutes to clean her teeth.
9. It takes her children less than an hour to do their homework.
10. It takes them hours and hours to rememer their childhood.