— ____‘s your name?

— Thomas

This is Lucy and her brother, Dan _____ my friends.

— _____?

— I’m from Italy.

I’m from Milan. _____ is in Italy.

— Excuse me, how _____ your last name?

— R-I-L-E-Y

Oh, _____ are my keys!

I’d like _____ omelette, please.

And here is your _____.

My name’s Pete and this is Sylvia. _____ doctors from France.

Sorry, _____ Paul. My name’s Eric.

— _____?

— No, he isn’t.

— _____ is the school?

— It’s 50 years old.

What is _____?

Your bag is next _____ the table.

— _____ are the keys?

— On the table.

I go to work _____ train.

She _____ a dog.

Stephen _____ in our company.

_____ they live in London?

_____ to the cinema.

— When do you play tennis?

— _____ Mondays.

What time _____ work?

_____ two airports in the city.

There aren’t _____ here.

I’m afraid it’s _____.

They _____ popular TV programmes in the 1980s.

_____ at school last week?

Brad Pitt is a popular actor but I don’t like _____.

We _____ the film last week.

He _____ tennis with me yesterday.

She was born _____ May 6th, 1979

Where _____ last summer?

— Were you at the shops at 5 p.m. yesterday?

— No, I _____.

— Excuse me, _____ is the T-shirt?

— It’s £25.99.

She’s only four but she _____.

This party is boring. We _____ a good time.

Sorry, I _____ you at the moment.

I _____ my computer very often.

It’s my mum’s birthday next week. I _____her a present.

What _____ do after school today?

Gina is married to John. He’s her _____.

We usually _____ the shopping in a supermarket.

I love this watch! It’s _____.

He doesn’t have a car so he often uses public _____.

I don’t go to _____ on Sundays.

Do you like Chinese _____?

They hardly _____ visit us.

— I’m Jeff Caine.

— Nice to _____ you, Mr Caine.

— Can I help you?

— Thanks, but I’m just _____.

Mandy is over there. She’s _____ a blue T-shirt and jeans.