New destination, MODULE 3

The Browns have never ... Denmark before

Danny ... tennis since he was a child.

Mr Marfin ... go on business trips very often

We ... from him ... he started working at the stock market.

Alicia ... early in the morning.

Ted and Alf have... to the golf club three times a week.

Would you ... me a favour and buy me a chocolate bar on your way home.

Everyone ... mistakes; the important thing is to learn from them.

Ann... her best but she couldn't win the match.

Alex ... an excuse and left the party early.

I have previous experience ... working in a busy restaurant.

I am writing ... apply for the position of waiter.

Match the phrase with the meaning.

Where are we off to?

Match the phrase with the meaning.

May be we can grab a bite.

Match the phrase with the meaning.

I am in.

Replace the adjective.

Betty made a delicious strawberry cheesecake for dessert.

Match the adjective with the meaning.

Mike was furious with Susan because she damaged his new car.

Match the adjective with the meaning.

You needn't get a huge sandwich.

Match the adjective with the meaning.

I'm a bit peckish.

Match the adjective with the meaning.

Fiona was delighted to win the Teacher of the Year Award.

Paul ... his homework; he can go out now.

The annual ... of our family is about 30 000 dollars.

I was so ... after running the marathon race that I could hardly work.

The woman in the tourist office was very ... to us.