1225 - Review 5 - Technology & you

Choose the sentence that is closer in meaning.

"This printer's driving me crazy!"

• I love this printer!

• I hate this printer!

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"It's on the blink again."

• The printer has a problem

• The printer is OK.

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"It's an absolute lemon."

• It's very bad.

• It's very good.

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"This printer's an antique."

• It's very old.

• It's very new.

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"Don't bother. It's not worth it."

• I don't want to fix the printer.

• I want to fix the printer.

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"You're ready for an upgrade."

• Someone needs to fix your printer.

• You need a new printer.

Use the present continuous to finish the sentence.

(I / speak) too fast?

• Am I speaking too fast?

• I am speaking too fast.

• I speaking too fast.

• I am speak too fast?

Use the present continuous to finish the sentence.

(Jason / eat) dinner right now.

• Jason eating dinner right now.

• Is Jason eat dinner right now?

• Jason is eating dinner right now.

• Jason eats dinner right now.

Use the present continuous to finish the sentence.

"Who (buy) the flash drive for us?"

• Who the flash drive buys for us?

• Who is going to buy the flash drive for us?

• Who buy the flash drive for us?

• Buy who the flash drive for us?

Use the present continuous to finish the sentence.

"What (they / take) pictures of?"

• What they take pictures of?

• What are they take pictures of?

• What are they taking pictures of?

• What do they taking pictures of?