Question

4 Complete the sentences using the correct form of the words in brackets, 1 Would you mind (open) the window, please? 2 John 3 What were you doing when I 4 This is the lot! 5 6 Dennis now. 7 Would you like 8 Jon has offered 9 This film is 10 you (study) French for three years now. already (be) it too cold to go swimming yesterday? (ring) you last night? (expensive) jacket I've ever bought. It cost a Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use ONE or TWO words. (little) sugar in your tea? (help) me with my homework. (bad) than the one we saw last week. (try) the food in the new cafe in town yet? 5 1 Can you tell me if you're coming at the weekend? Can you tell me те know if you're coming at the weekend? 2 Jackie was very angry when she spoke to me yesterday. Jackie spoke with anger to me yesterday. 3 From what you've said, Jumpers is a really funny film. Jumpers like a really funny film. 4 The singers on the TV show were brilliant. The singers performed (eat) his lunch, so he's not hungry 5 Tim works harder than any other student in our class. Tim works the 6 I like going swimming more than watching TV. I'd 8 You really need to take more care! Just 7 John cycled too fast on his bike, so he fell off. John didn't cycle 9 I'm really pleased you helped me. Thanks for of all the students in our class. to go swimming rather than watch TV. on the TV show last night. more careful! me. enough, so he fell off.​

Answer 1

The subject of this question is English and the grade level is High School. The question asks the student to complete sentences with the correct form of words in brackets and to rephrase sentences to have the same meaning. The filled-in sentences and rephrased sentences are provided with explanations.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is English.

For the question about completing sentences using the correct form of words in brackets, we need to fill in the missing words. Here are the completed sentences:

1. Would you mind opening the window, please?
2. John already called/rang you last night?
3. What were you doing when I called/rang you last night?
4. This is the most expensive jacket I've ever bought.
5. There is too little sugar in your tea?
6. Would you like to help me with my homework?
7. Jon has offered to help me with my homework.
8. This film is worse/worse than the one we saw last week.
9. Have you tried the food in the new cafe in town yet?
10. Have you been studying French for three years now?

The question about completing the second sentence to mean the same as the first has multiple answers depending on the blank word. Here are the completed sentences:

1. Can you tell me whether you're coming at the weekend?
2. Jackie spoke angrily to me yesterday.
3. Jumpers seems like a really funny film.
4. The singers on the TV show performed brilliantly.
5. Tim works the hardest of all the students in our class.
6. I'd prefer to go swimming rather than watch TV.
7. John didn't cycle carefully enough, so he fell off.
8. Thanks for helping me.

Answer 2

1. Would you mind **opening** the window, please?

2. John **rang** last night.

3. What were you doing when I **rang** yesterday?

4. This is the **most expensive** jacket I've ever bought. It cost a **lot**.

5. **Is there a little** sugar in your tea?

6. Jon has offered **to help** me with my homework.

7. This film is **better** than the one we saw last week.

8. Have you **tried** the food in the new cafe in town yet?

9. **Have you been studying** French for three years now?

For the second sentence:

1. Can you tell me **whether** you're coming at the weekend?

2. Jackie **spoke angrily** to me yesterday.

3. From what you've said, **Jumpers seems** like a really funny film.

4. The singers **were brilliant** on the TV show last night.

5. Tim **works the hardest** of all the students in our class.

6. I'd **rather go swimming** than watch TV.

7. John **wasn't careful enough** on his bike, so he fell off.

8. You really need to take more care! **Be more careful!**

9. **Thanks for helping** me.