Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

Question: Let’s/ out/ go/ for/ tonight/ dinner.

A. Let’s dinner out for go tonight.

B. Let’s go out for dinner tonight.

C. Let’s tonight go out for dinner.

D. Let’s out for dinner go tonight.

Turn the following sentences into reported speech.
1. “Let’s go out tonight,” he said. “We haven’t been out for ages.”
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2. “I’m exhausted,” he said. “I’ve been working hard all week.”
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3. “You’re late,” she said to Tom. “I was about to go home.”
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4. “Are you busy?” he asked me. “I need to talk to you.”
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5. “Have you had your hair cut?” he asked Jessie. “It looks great.”
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6. “I’m bored,” Peter said. “This film is terrible.”
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7. “I’m going shopping,” Linda said. “I’ll be back in an hour.”
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1,"Let’s go out for dinner" - Kent: “__________”

A. It’s interesting.       B. I prefer to have it at home.          C. Don’t go out in the rain.

2,The countryside is not as______________the city.

A. more convenient          B. convenient      C . convenient as

3,In the future, people ___________solar energy.

A. will use       B. use          C. used

4,My sister ____________water at the moment.

A. collect            B. is collecting            C. will collect

41- “Thank you for showing me the way” - “____________”

A. It’s quite OK       B. That’s right        C. I’d love to         D. It’s my pleasure

42- “Let’s go out for dinner” - “____________”

A. Thank you           B. Good idea           C. I agree               D. My pleasure

43- “That’s an excellent essay” – “ _________________”

A. Thanks                                                         C. That is

B. It’s a good idea                                        D. All right

44- - “Merry Christmas!” – “ _________________”

A. You’re so kind                                      B. Well done

C. The same to you                                   D. My pleasure

45- “May I use your phone? – “Certainly.  ………………”

A. Hold on, please                                       C. Here you are

B. It doesn’t matter                                      D. You’re welcome

46 - “Would you like some orange juice?” – “___________________”

A. Yes, I would                                              C. No, I wouldn’t

B. My pleasure                                              D. What a great idea! I’d love some

47- “Excuse me, where is the post office?” - - “____________”

A. Let me see                                                B. About two hundred meters   

C. Twenty minutes walk                               D. Keep straight on for one miles

48- “Why don’t we have a look round the campus?” - “____________”

A. Yes, thanks         B. Yes, why not?         C. It’s my pleasure          D. Do we

49- “Would you like some bread?” – “- “____________. I’m full”

A. Yes, please           B. All right           C. No, thanks             D. Never mind

50- “Hi, Tom. ……………….?” – “Not bad. And you?”

A. How’s everything                               C. What’s everything

13.If you don’t know how to spell a word, you ____ look it up in the dictionary. 

A. must                                B. will                                 C. should                            D. ought 

14.____ you, I would think twice about that decision.  

A. If I am                              B. should I be                      C. If I were                          D. if I had been

15.If you _____ me about the bad service, we’d have eaten there.  

A. didn’t tell                          B. wouldn’t have told           C. hadn’t told                     D. had told

16.If you ______ to my advice in the first place, you______ in this mess right now.

A. listen/ won’t be B. had listened/ wouldn’t have been C. will listened/ wouldn’t be D. had listened/ wouldn’t be

17.If you didn't wear shabby clothes, you _______ more good-looking.  

A.   will be                            B.   would be                        C.   would have been           D.   can be

18. We’ll have to go without John if he ______ soon.  

A. won’t arrive                     B. will arrive                       C. arrives                             D. doesn’t arrive

19.If Columbus _______ money from Queen Isabella, he _______ across the Atlantic.   

A.   do not receive / could not sail                                      B.    had not received / might not have sailed

C.  did not receive / might not have sailed                          D.   would not receive / might not sail

20.She didn’t stop her car because she didn’t see the signal.

A.  If she saw the signal, she would stop her car.                 

B. If she had seen the signal, she would stop her car.

C.     If she had seen the signal, she would have stopped her car.

D.    If she saw the signal, she would have stopped her car.