Report the following questions. 1 'Where does your exchange partner live?' asked Stan.

1. Report the following questions: 1. Stan asked me where my exchange partner lived. 2. Martha asked me if she often wrote to me. 3. Tom asked me if I was going to go in the summer. 4. Louise asked me if I would send her a postcard. 5. Bernard asked me what time the plane left. 6. Miriam asked me how long the flight was. 3. Complete the gap in each sentence: 1. He went on a summer course in York in order to improve his English. 2. Despite finding it difficult at first, she studied at one of the USA's top universities. 3. You can visit whenever you want. 4. He wrote a lot of applications before he got a job. 5. I recognised her as soon as I saw her. 6. He saved all his money so that he could visit London. (Alternatively: so as to visit London.) 4. Do the underlined words have positive, negative or neutral connotations for you? (Answers may vary as these are subjective): 1. stereotypical: usually negative 2. spicy: positive (if you like spicy food) or neutral 3. amazing: positive 4. international: neutral 5. lovely: positive 6. posh: neutral or negative 7. fascinating: positive 8. environmental: neutral 5. Multi-part verbs: 1. You can go – I'll catch up with you soon. 2. Hurry up, or we'll be late! 3. Could you drop me off at the bus stop? 4. I'm tired. I'd like to go home now. (Already has 'home' in text) 5. Don't get a taxi – I'll pick you up at the station. 6. Don't go yet! Hang on a second until I get my umbrella.