1. It's late. There are few people in the street.

2. They have / They've got a lot of children.

3. She's a student and has (got) little money.

4. Have you got / Do you have a little time to help me?

5. Have you got / Do you have many friends? No, I only have a few very close friends.

1. Do you know how to tweet?

2. It is difficult for my son to live without his mobile phone.

3. I'll teach you how to make cupcakes.

4. We have agreed / decided to stay.

5. You must remind me to buy some bread.

6. We are waiting to be served.

Rosie the riveter represents all the women working in factories during WWII.

1. The phrase “We can do it!” is a slogan on wartime propaganda posters which encouraged women to join in the wartime effort.

2. The government expected them to work in factories.

3. They tried to convince women they were indispensable.

4. They wanted American women to leave their homes and go to work in munition factories.

5. They asked them to be patriotic.

6. The goal of this propaganda campaign was to urge women to support the war effort by working in factories.

7. It was important for them to be involved in the fight against the Nazis.

1. What do immigrants expect / hope to find in the USA?

2. They want to improve their living conditions.

3. They would like to fulfil their dreams.

4. They want their children to go to school and get a good education.

5. They leave their country to escape poverty.

1. Raph travels because he wants to go sightseeing,

2. He would like to see monuments with his own eyes.

3. He hopes to discover a different way of life.

4. His girlfriend expects to live close to nature, to forget urban life.

5. Holidays will enable them to relax, to take a break from work.

6. They both intend to meet the locals and eat local food.

7. “If you travel, you'll manage to be more fluent in English”, Raph says.

1. I spent a year working for an NGO in Sri Lanka.

2. I went there because I was fed up living in London.

3. I loved living in the jungle.

4. I enjoyed teaching local people and communicating with them.

5. Teaching was exciting.

6. I got used to eating local food.

7. I didn't mind living in a Buddhist temple.

8. I think it's worth fighting against illiteracy.

9. After working there for a year I feel I've been useful.

10. I was proud of being a volunteer.

Dear Mr and Mrs Hamilton,

Thank you very much for your email and the photos you sent me. Thank you for welcoming me into your family.

I'm looking forward to discovering Phoenix, Arizona, of going to some beautiful national parks in the south west. I'm excited about discovering the American way of life. I'm very fond of cycling. Watching soccer games, and playing tennis are my favourite pastimes. I also enjoy hiking and swimming and watching series.

Staying with a host family will certainly be enriching and will certainly help me improve my English.

I'm looking forward to meeting you and your family.

Best regards.

Hugo

1. The firefighter jumped into the river without taking off his clothes.

2. They took some rest after walking for a whole day.

3. Sean chatted to his friends instead of doing his homework.

4. She went to work without having anything to eat.

5. They went out after having lunch.

6. She kept reading instead of cooking lunch.

7. The astronaut came back after successfully completing his mission.

1. Caroline wonders when she will be able to buy a car.

2. As soon as you arrive, you will do the washing up.

3. I will buy a car as soon as I am eighteen and I work.

4. When we are in New York city we will visit the MoMA.

5. Send me a photo when you have the time.