1. Can I eat this?
2. Can I help you?
3. Can you find it?
4. Can you help me?
5. I can sing well.
6. I can‘t hear it.
7. When can we eat?
8. I can‘t hear you.
9. I can‘t remember.
10. I can‘t see well.

1. He must be here.
2. You’ll be OK.
3. Don’t be angry.
4. Don’t be afraid.
5. He must be tired.
6. Please be seated.
7. She must be sick.
8. I’ll be back at six.
9. Don’t be sad.
10. She’ll be at home.

1. She is a great teacher. 
2. I’m happy because I’m here.
3. I’m not sick. John is sick.
4. You are my best friend.
5. Mary is a great person.
6. Are you in love with Jane?
7. You are a smart boy.
8. He isn’t at home right now.
9. He’s at work at the moment.
10. She isn’t my sister.

1. What do you need?
2. Where do you live?
3. Why do you cry so much?
4. Who do you think you are?
5. When do you travel?
6. Do you study every day?
7. Do you live in this city?
8. Do you have any children?
9. What do you like to eat? 
10. Do your parents live here?

1. Norma went to bed early.
2. It was eleven o’clock.
3. She turned out the light.
4. She lay in bed.
5. It was dark and quiet.
6. She couldn’t sleep.
7. She closed her eyes.
8. She tried to sleep.
9. But she couldn’t.
10. She turned the light on.

1. The boy is always busy.
2. He goes to school alone..
3. He has seven classes.
4. They are all hard.
5. He has a lot of homework.
6. It takes him five hours.
7. He also has piano practice.
8. He likes playing the piano.
9. He only sleeps for four hours.
10. He gets tired after school.

1. Will you go to the party?
2. I was thinking about it.
3. I heard it’s going to be great.
4. What time will it start?
5. It will start at 8:00 pm.
6. Who else is going to be there?
7. Everybody from school.
8. How do you know about that?
9. It’s going to have a DJ.
10. It’s going to be fun.

1. What’s up? 
2. How’s it going? 
3. How are things? 
4. How have you been?
5. What’s going on?
6. It’s been a while.
7. Long time no see!
8. It’s been a long time.
9. How’s everything?
10. How are you doing?

1. Where is the station?
2. Where is Tony?
3. Where are they?
4. Where is she?
5. Where did you go?
6. Where is my book?
7. Where do you live?
8. Where is my watch?
9. Where is she going?
10. Where is the pain?

1. It is a new phone.
2. He is lying now.
3. Who is he?
4. He is so kind.
5. He is a nice guy.
6. He is so sick.
7. Is it free?
8. Is that his car?
9. This is her car.
10. Who is she?
11. He is smart.
12. How is Mary?

1. That car is hers.
2. That‘s her phone.
3. That‘s his friend.
4. That‘s our bus.
5. I don’t know that.
6. That boy is smart.
7. That house is big.
8. That’s her teacher.
9. That‘s really sad.
10. What’s that sound?
11. Whose car is that?
12. Wow! That‘s cheap!

1. I want that bag.
2. Let me see that.
3. That car is his.
4. That’s a table.
5.  That’s his car.
6. That isn’t fair.
7. That won’t work!
8. That‘s not fair.
9. That‘s terrible.
10. Who’s that boy?
11. Who’s that man?
12. Who’s that girl?

1. Is that it?
2. What’s that?
3. Is that true?
4. That is mine.
5. That‘s right!
6. Who is that?
7. I’ve seen that.
8. That‘s my book!
9. Follow that car.
10. That‘s strange.
11. That‘s the way.
12. That‘s too bad.

1. He’s in love with her.
2. The lady in red.
3. It’s in my pocket.
4. Robert’s in his room.
5. He’s sick in bed.
6. His life is in danger.
7. He’s in his fifties.
8. She’s in her room.
9. Play in the street.
10. She’s in class.
11. Her hair in white.
12. He’s in the car.

1. They are in class.
2. Are you in a hurry?
3. He arrived in time.
4. She works in a bank.
5. Tom is in the house.
6. We swam in the lake.
7. What is in the desk?
8. Let the boy in.
9. He died in 1895.
10. Please, keep in touch.
11. Wait in line, please?
12. He works in a factory.