Domenico finished did went to( finished, did, went to ) university last year. He studied learnt taught( studied, learnt, taught ) architecture and he would will won´t wouldn´t( would, will, won´t, wouldn´t ) like to work for an a( an, a ) important studio in a big city. He has been had been have being haven´t been( has been, had been, have being, haven´t been ) dreaming about it since from( since, from ) he was a kid. Domenico has recently lately( recently, lately ) received a great offer deal( offer, deal ) to work in Rome and he is very excited sad( excited, sad )!

-Did Have Do( Did, Have, Do ) you call Jim yesterday?
- Yes, I did do have( did, do, have ).
- What did he say said( say, said ) about the car?
- He is thinking about of( about, of ) it , but I think he will would( will, would ) buy it.

- The bed in the hotel was incredibly uncomfortable discomfortable comfortly comfortable( uncomfortable, discomfortable, comfortly, comfortable ). I hardly slept at all.
- The beach was beautiful, but unfortunately fortunately disfortune unfortunate( unfortunately, fortunately, disfortune, unfortunate ) it rained almost every day.
- Jack is a very impatient impatience patiently( impatient, impatience, patiently ) driver.

Please hurry up on into down out off( up, on, into, down, out, off ) or we will miss the bus.
Please hold on up down out into off( on, up, down, out, into, off ). I will be ready soon.
After the rain stopped, the sun came out up on into in( out, up, on, into, in ).
I grew up out on in into down off( up, out, on, in, into, down, off ) in Liverpool.
The builder lost his balance and fell off up on in into down( off, up, on, in, into, down ) the roof.
It's a very fancy party, so you will have to dress up off into in down out( up, off, into, in, down, out ).
The barking dog scared off down into out in on( off, down, into, out, in, on ) the burglar.

- I was tired, yet already( yet, already ) I managed to finish it.
- Have you already yet( already, yet ) finished?
- As yet already( yet, already ), I haven't had time to call her.
- I was shocked that they had yet already( yet, already ) done it.

- Are there Is there There are( Are there, Is there, There are ) many people in the room?
- No, there is is there there are( there is, is there, there are ) only one person.
- Is there Are there There is There are( Is there, Are there, There is, There are ) tea in the coffee-pot?
- Were there Was there There was There were( Were there, Was there, There was, There were ) many options?

- He has been speaking spoken speak( speaking, spoken, speak ) for an hour now. I expect he'll soon be finished.
- Here is your morning tea morning´s tea tea morning( morning tea, morning´s tea, tea morning ).
- One pound is roughly equivalent worthy necessary( equivalent, worthy, necessary ) to two Australian dollars.
- Excuse me. Is there a an the( a, an, the ) Post Office near here?
- Can you tell me where the an a( the, an, a ) Post Office is, please?

Aisha is are has have( is, are, has, have ) 29 years old. She lives living( lives, living ) in Manchester and she works working work( works, working, work ) in a hospital. She loves to travel. She lived lives living( lived, lives, living ) in the USA last year. This year she is going are going( is going, are going ) to visit her friends in Spain. She likes watching watches( watching, watches ) TV and listening to listening for listening( listening to, listening for, listening ) classical music when she is at in( at, in ) home.

- Going to the cinema isn't as expensive more expensive than expensive( as expensive, more expensive, than expensive ) as going to the theatre.
- I am taller as tall tall( taller, as tall, tall ) than Tom but shorter than Mike.
- There were more as many much( more, as many, much ) students than last year.
- It was quicker quickly quick( quicker, quickly, quick ) than we expected.

- A reliable loan colleague stubborn( reliable, loan, colleague, stubborn ) person is someone who you can trust or depend on.
- A stubborn reliable loan colleague( stubborn, reliable, loan, colleague ) person never changes his/her opinion about something.
- A loan reliable stubborn colleague( loan, reliable, stubborn, colleague ) is money that someone lends you.
- A colleague reliable stubborn loan( colleague, reliable, stubborn, loan ) is a person that you work with.

- These facts may be familiar to for of with( to, for, of, with ) you.
- She is famous for to with of( for, to, with, of ) her intelligence.
- She is fond of for to with( of, for, to, with ) music.
- I'm always forgetful of to with for( of, to, with, for ) students' names.

He always says say said( says, say, said ) that he will fix the window but he never does do done( does, do, done ) it.
The cream smells smelt( smells, smelt ) sour. Do you keep kept keeping( keep, kept, keeping ) cream a long time?
I am afraid I've broken break broke( broken, break, broke ) one of your coffee cups.

My mother chose choose chosen( chose, choose, chosen ) this hotel.
We bought buy buied( bought, buy, buied ) them here yesterday.
Did he ride he rode ride he he ridden( he ride, he rode, ride he, he ridden ) his bike last week?
Did she lend lent lended( lend, lent, lended ) you enough money?

- If you do that again, I will would won´t( will, would, won´t ) tell your mum.
- She won't will would( won't, will, would ) stay, if you are not here.
- If you lose your job, what will won't( will, won't ) you do?

- The class is terribly terrible( terribly, terrible ) loud today.
- Nick is a good best better( good, best, better ) singer.
- You can easily easy( easily, easy ) open this tin.
- It´s a terrible terribly( terrible, terribly ) day today.

- How When Why What Where( How, When, Why, What, Where ) do you like best?
- When How Where What Whay( When, How, Where, What, Whay ) does Mark get up in the morning?
- Why When Where How What( Why, When, Where, How, What ) don´t you go by bus, Steve?
- Where When What Why How( Where, When, What, Why, How ) do they go every week?