When can we meet again? (Please choose the best response.)

Tom has 82 euros and I have 6 euros. I don’t have ______________________ Tom.

Mario and Susan gave the report to Mrs. Knowles. (Replace the underlined words with pronouns.)

We __________ eat there, but now we go to the new Italian restaurant down the street.

Where is Bill?

Please don’t hesitate to call us if you have questions. We’ll be sure to __ you within 24 hours.

Marie ___________ at home, rather than joining us.

John and I _________ get our dog to the vet for emergency surgery now!

He’s not a fan of comic books.

______ she like to come with us to the show?

You have _____ a beautiful garden!

My neighbor, _____ works at the local clinic, cycles to work every day.

Susan _____ to the coffee shop, before she ________ her breakfast.

Martin and I ______________ to the movies every Saturday since spring of last year.

While I ___________, the telephone rang, so I jumped out of the bath to answer it.

I wish I _____ about this earlier!

Once a week, the house ________ by Manuela.

The car ______________ by 5pm today.

I thought that a beautiful dinner ________________ for us this evening.

Do you ever _________ your father ____ your car?

Jimmy _________ his sister borrow the car although his parents said no.

If I ____ a million euros, I ______ work anymore.

______ in the Alps is my favorite pastime.

Have you seen my keys ______________?

I _________ to the store in 15 minutes. Can I pick you up ________?

_____ you _____ Jonathan? Yes, I’m afraid he _______.

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Answer the following question with the correct sentence:
Can I help you?

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What’s Mary like?

Answer the following questions after reading the text below:

English as an official language has gained momentum as proponents keep going to the ballot box with measures that discourage bilingual ballots, notices and documents. Thirty states now have laws specifying that official government communications be in English, says U.S. English, a group that promotes the laws. This year such bills are under consideration in 19 legislatures. “It’s multiplying tremendously,” says Mauro Mujica, a Chilean immigrant and chairman and CEO of U.S. English. “We’ve made huge progress.”
Critics do not see progress. Some say the increase in the measures nationwide sends a hostile message to newcomers. “It just poisons the atmosphere in local communities,” says John Trasvina, president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Typically the proposed laws require that documents, ballots and other communications be published in English. Exempt are communications to protect public health and safety or efforts to promote tourism.
Advocates say they are not suggesting that English be the only language spoken but that it be the only language used in dealing with government. Mujica, who speaks Spanish in his home, says requiring English for official business encourages immigrants to learn English. That will help them to assimilate into U.S. society and prosper in its economy, he says. “We’re making it too easy for people to function in other languages,” he complains.
But the effectiveness of the movement is in question since federal sometimes trumps a state’s official English law. For instance, the Voting Rights Act requires certain localities to publish bilingual ballots.”They’ve raised the level of ire against languages other than English (but)… haven’t really changed the government’s or businesses’ way of doing business,” Trasvina said. Rob Toonkel, spokesman for U.S. English, says that is not true. He says the laws do not cover everything but ensure that things like driver’s licenses, zoning forms and the day-to-day activities are overwhelmingly in English.

If all government communications were in English:

Currently, ______________________________ requires that certain ballots must be in 2 languages:

The organization called, ‘US English’ wants English to be the only official language.

Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund:

One critic states that this proposal sends a hostile message to new immigrants. What does this mean?