1. Match the two halves of the sentences.
1 My support is
2 I tend to support
3 This policy have
4 On the whole
5 On the one hand I support that view,but
A my support every time.
B his point of view.
C on the other I can also see their point.
D I’d support your view.
E with this candidate.
2.Choose the correct tense. Poland (6) joined / had joined the European Union in 2004. It (7) had taken / was taking 15 years of preparations and negotiations. Then Poles (8) spoke / were speaking in favour of joining the Union. For the first time people (9) had voted / were voting for two whole days in a referendum and almost 60% of all Poles (10) went / were going to vote.
3.Write in the missing word.
1 A: Where does the Queen live? B: In a p............. .
2 A: Where does the government meet? B: In p ..................
3 A: Who votes for the government? B: The c.................. of the country.
4 A: What’s the c............... of the USA? B: The dollar.
5 A: H ow often do you vote and e........... a new government? B: Once every four years.
6 Very few countries have a m.................. any more. They replaced Kings and Queens with a President.
7 Our local p................ is very popular with her voters.
1. Match the two halves of the sentences.
1 My support is with this candidate. E
2 I tend to support his point of view. B
3 This policy have my support every time. A
4 On the whole I’d support your view. D
5 On the one hand I support that view,but on the other I can also see their point. C
A my support every time.
B his point of view.
C on the other I can also see their point.
D I’d support your view.
E with this candidate.
2.Choose the correct tense. Poland (6) joined / had joined the European Union in 2004. It (7) had taken / was taking 15 years of preparations and negotiations. Then Poles (8) spoke / were speaking in favour of joining the Union. For the first time people (9) had voted / were voting for two whole days in a referendum and almost 60% of all Poles (10) went / were going to vote.
3.Write in the missing word.
1 A: Where does the Queen live? B: In a palace.
2 A: Where does the government meet? B: In parliament.
3 A: Who votes for the government? B: The citizens of the country.
4 A: What’s the currency of the USA? B: The dollar.
5 A: How often do you vote and elect a new government? B: Once every four years.
6 Very few countries have a monarchy any more. They replaced Kings and Queens with a President.
7 Our local politician is very popular with her voters.