AWSER:

1. Can you help we/us with these bags?

us

2. We/Us usually see they/them at the weekend

We

3. How did you teach he/him to read?

Him

4. I/Me write to she/her once a month

I

5. He/Him loved she/her very much but she/her didn't love he/him

He

6. Why did you ask they/them to come? I/Me don't they/them

they

7. I/My don't think she/her understand I/me

I

8. Please don't wait for we/us

Us

9. Did they/them tell she/her the news?

they,her

10. Would you to come with I/me?

Me

1.because

2.or

3.so

4.because

1. I must go on a diet. She had to find her missing bag

=> I must go on a diet so that she had to find her missing bag

2. James stood up. We wanted to buy some fruit

=>James stood up for us to buy some fruit

3. Mike hid behind the tree. He didn't want to feel cold

=>Mike hid behind the tree so as not to feel cold

4. They painted the house. He made sure Sally would see it

=> They painted the house in order for Sally to see it

5. Andrew put on a pullover. We didn't want to make the floor dirty

=>Andrew put on a pullover for us not to make the floor dirty

6. We went to market. I want to get thinner.

=>We went to market for me to get thinner.

7. George gave a child a sweet. He didn't want to be seen

=>George gave a child a sweet so as not to be seen

8. Mum searched the house. They wanted someone to buy it

=>Mum searched the house in order for someone to buy it

9. We took off our boots. He wanted her to stop crying

=>We took off our boots for her to stop crying

10. Sam left the note on the table. He wanted the children to see him

=>Sam left the note on the table for the children to see him

1. I must go on a diet. I want to get thinner.

-> I must go on a diet so that I want to get thinner.

2. James stood up. He wanted the children to see him.

->James stood up so that he wanted the children to see him.

3. Mike hid behind the tree. He didn't want to be seen.\

->Mike hid behind the tree so as not to be seen.

4. They painted the house. They wanted to someone buy it.

->They painted the house so that they wanted to someone buy it.

5. Andrew put on a pullover. He didn't want to feel cold.

->Andrew put on a pullover so as not to feel cold.

6. We went to market. We wanted to buy some fruit.

->We went to market to buy some fruit.

7. George gave a child a sweet. He wanted her to stop crying.

->George gave a child a sweet so that he wanted her to stop crying.

8. Mum searched the house. She had to find her missing bag.

-> Mum searched the house so that she had to find her missing bag.

9. We took off our boots. We didn't want to make the floor dirty.

->We took off our boots so as not to make the floor dirty.

10. Sam left the note on the table. He made sure Sally would see it.

->Sam left the note on the table so that he made sure Sally would see it.

Join two sentences into one, use SO THAT/ IN ORDER THAT:
1. The boy stands on the benches. He wants to see the view better.
→The boy stands on the benches so that he can see the view better.
2. I’ll write to you. I want you to know my decision.
........................................I'll write to you so that/ in order that you can know my decision .......................................................................................
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3. The man speaks loudly. He wants every one to hear him clearly.
.............................................The man speaks loudly so that/ in order that everone can hear him clearly.................................................................................
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4. You should walk slowly. Your sister can follow you.
................................................You should walk slowly so that/ in order that your sister can follow you...............................................................................
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5. John gets up early. he doesn’t want to be late for the class.
.................................................John gets up early so that/ in order that he won't be late for the class..............................................................................
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6. I wish to have enough money. I want to buy a new house.
..........................................I wish to have enough money so that/ in order that I can buy a new house.....................................................................................
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7. She needs a job. She wants to support her old parents.
..................................................She needs a job so that/ in order that she can support her onl parents.............................................................................
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8. She puts on her warm clothes. She doesn’t want to catch cold.
..........................................................She put on her warm cllothes so that she won't catch cold.....................................................................
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9. It was so dark. I couldn’t see anything.
.........................................It was so dark so that I couldn't see anything......................................................................................
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Give the right forms of the verbs in brackets: Simple Past or Past Perfect.

1. He (forget)forgot what I (tell)had told him. I (reind)reminded him many times, but he đid n't still bring(not bring) what I had wanted(want).

2. He (ask)asked me whether I (see)had seen his pen on the table. I (tell)told him that I (not see)hadn't seen it around.

3. If I (wait)had waited only a little while longer, I would have met her. I (not see)hadn't seen her since we last (meet)met two years ago.

4. They (go)went home after they (finish)had finished their work.

5. He (teach)had taught in this school before he (leave)left for London.

6. Daisy (agree)agreed with other members in the last meeting.

7. OUR eacher (tell)told us yesterday that he(visit)had visited England in 1970.

8. While you (play)were playing the piano, I (write)was writing a letter.

9. The little girl (ASK)asked hat (happen)had happened to her ice-cream.

10. I didn't recognise Mrs. Johnson. She (change)changed a lot.

Give the right forms of the verbs in brackets: Simple Past or Past Perfect.

1. He (forget) forgot what I (tell) had told him. I (reind) had reminded him many times, but he still (not bring) didn't bring what I (want) wanted.

2. He (ask) asked me whether I (see) had seen his pen on the table. I (tell) told him that I (not see) hadn't seen it around.

3. If I (wait) had waited only a little while longer, I would have met her. I (not see) haven't seen her since we last (meet) met two years ago.

4. They (go) went home after they (finish) had finished their work.

5. He (teach) had taught in this school before he (leave) left for London.

6. Daisy (agree) agreed with other members in the last meeting.

7. OUR eacher (tell) told us yesterday that he(visit) had visited England in 1970.

8. While you (play) were playing the piano, I (write) was writing a letter.

9. The little girl (ASK) asked what (happen) had happened to her ice-cream.

10. I didn't recognise Mrs. Johnson. She (change) had changed a lot.

I. Match the beginning (1-5, 6-10) with the correct endings (a-e, f-j), and write the answer in each blank.
_d__1. I want to see a British film and a) I don’t know which one.
_a__2. I want to see a British film but b) they are always funny.
_e__3. I want to see a British film or c) let’s see what’s on at the cinema.
_c__4. I want to see a British film, so d) an American one. I want to see two films.
_b__5. I want to British films, because e) an American one. I don’t mind.
_j__6. They’re listening to music and f) I don’t think it’s rock music.
_f__7. They’re listening to music, but g) it’s very exciting.
_h__8. They’re listening to music, or h) watching TV - I'm not sure.
_i__9. They’re listening to music, so i) they can’t hear me.
_g__10. They’re listening to music, because j) playing computer games at the sametime.
II. Complete the conversation with the clauses below. Then practice it with your partner.

Diana Hi Jim, did you enjoy the film last night?
Jim We didn't see it because (1).....we couldn't find the cinema ...............
Diana Why didn''t you ask someone the way?
Jim Well. we asked an old lady and (2)...she gave us directions ..............
Diana So what was the problem?
Jim She gave us directions but (3)....we were for the wrong cinema...................
Diana The wrong cinema? What did you do?
Jim We didn't want to see the film there so (4)..we went home........

I. Match the beginning (1-5, 6-10) with the correct endings (a-e, f-j), and write the answer in each blank.
_d__1. I want to see a British film and a) I don’t know which one.
_a__2. I want to see a British film but b) they are always funny.
_e__3. I want to see a British film or c) let’s see what’s on at the cinema.
_c__4. I want to see a British film, so d) an American one. I want to see two films.
_b__5. I want to British films, because e) an American one. I don’t mind.
_j__6. They’re listening to music and f) I don’t think it’s rock music.
_f__7. They’re listening to music, but g) it’s very exciting.
_h__8. They’re listening to music, or h) watching TV - I'm not sure.
_i__9. They’re listening to music, so i) they can’t hear me.
_g__10. They’re listening to music, because j) playing computer games at the sametime.
II. Complete the conversation with the clauses below. Then practice it with your partner.

Diana Hi Jim, did you enjoy the film last night?
Jim We didn't see it because (1).....we couldn't find the cinema ...............
Diana Why didn''t you ask someone the way?
Jim Well. we asked an old lady and (2)...she gave us directions ..............
Diana So what was the problem?
Jim She gave us directions but (3)....we were for the wrong cinema...................
Diana The wrong cinema? What did you do?
Jim We didn't want to see the film there so (4)..we went home