Question

1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.
London used to be famous for its thick fog/mist.
The raining/rainy season usually begins in May in my country.
Be careful how you drive. The roads are frozen/icy.
The snow/hail was so strong that it damaged the paintwork on our car.
2.Read sentences a-h. Replace the words in bold with an expression from the box. Make any necessary changes.
Box: change your ways, to my way of thinking, by the way, to have one's way, to come a long way, under way, tell someone the way, to keep out of someone's way.
a. You should *avoid Simon* when he is in a bad mood.
b.Can you *tell me how to get* to the medical centre?
c.If *it were my decision* ,everybody would have to travel by bicycle.
d. *I almost forgot*, we need to bring the planta indoors; there's going to be a frost..
e. He *is a much better person* since he married Linda.
f. *In my opinion,* there isn't enough evidence to support global warming.
g.The report is *in the process of being written* as we speak.
f.Meteorologists have *made a lot of progress* in forecasting the weather.
3.Complete these common expressions with the correct form of say or tell.
So what are you .......? That you can't help me?
I'll ......you what. Why don't I give you a lift?
So, you had a good time then? You can.......that again! It was brilliant.
Only time will....... if their relationship can survive all these problems.
Don't interrupt! Let her speak and then you can have your..... .

Answer 1

1. fog, rainy, frozen, hail
2. a)you should keep out of Simon's way
b)can you tell me the way
c)if it was my way of thinking
d)by the way
e)He changed his way since
f)To my way of thinking
g)The report is coming a long way
h)Have come a long way
3.
saying, tell, say, tell, talk

Answer 2

1. Fog, rainy, icy, fog
2. a. To keep out of someone's way, b. to tell someone the way, d. By the way, f. to my way of thinking, h. change your ways, c. to come a long way, e. under way
3. Saying, tell, say, tell, ?