What has happened to each person? Write questions and answers, as in the example.
1.
A: What’s wrong with him?
B: He has chipped his tooth.
2.
A: …
B: …
3.
A: …
B: …
4.
A: …
B: …
Choose the correct answer for the puns below.
1. What is the only thing you can break when you say its name?
2. It runs and runs, but has no feet. What is it?
3. The more it dries, the wetter it gets. What is it?
4. What do you lose when you run a race and win?
a. Water
b. A towel
c. The silence
d. Your breath
Circle the correct answer.
1.
A:
I think I’ve twisted my ankle.
B:
a. What’s wrong?
b. Let me help you.
c. Is something wrong?
2.
A:
Is it going to hurt, doctor?
B:
a. What’s the matter?
b. You don’t look well.
c. Don’t worry.
3.
A:
a. I can do it myself.
b. You don’t look well. What’s wrong?
c. Have you had much rest lately?
B:
I hurt my back when I fell off my bicycle.
4.
A:
a. Is something wrong?
b. Are you all right?
c. Have you ever broken a leg?
B:
Yes, I’m OK.
Complete the exchanges with the correct reflexive pronoun.
1.
A: Do you need help finding your notebook?
B: No, I can find it _ .
2.
A: Are they going skiing with their parents?
B: No, they’re going by _ .
3.
A: Did Mary get upset when she chipped her tooth?
B: Yes. But she calmed _ down on the way to the dentist.
4.
A: What did you do at the weekend?
B: We entertained _ by watching DVDs.
5.
A: I fell down some steps yesterday.
B: Oh, no! Did you hurt _ ?