If they (come) home, they (phone)

The correct forms: Joe never phones me ... A) I ever have to phone him B) I never have to phone him C) Always I have to phone him D) I have always to phone him E) I always have to phone him F) I tomorrow have to phone him G) I have just to phone him

Use a phrasal verb to replace the words in italics. (come about, come across, come from, come on, come out, come up (to). 1. Where was he born? He has such an interesting accent. 2. Because I was walking so slowly, she kept saying, "Hurry up!" 3.

Задайте общие вопросы: 1. They go to the zoo. 2. They want to go to the zoo. 3. The are at the zoo. 4. They play at home. 5. They sing at home 6. They are at home 7. They are friends 8. They play with his friends 9. They are in box 10.

Completing the sentences:They knew that we ... here again. a) are to come b) will come c) shall come d) should come e) had come f) would come g) should come h) have come

1. Open the brackets, using Past Simple or Past Continious. 1) When I (come) home, my little sister (sleep). 2) When Nick (come) home, his brother (play) with his toys. 3) When mother (come) home, i (do) my homework.