Exercises

Unit 67 · see somebody do and see somebody doing

67.1

Complete the sentences with the verb in the correct form:

Complete•the•sentences•with•the•verb•in•the•correct•form:

a Tom doesn’t have the keys. He gave them to Lisa. (give)

a A car outside our house, and then it dr ove off again. (stop)

a Ben gave me the envelope and watched me it. (open)

a Sarah is Canadian. I heard her she’s from Toronto. (say)

a A man over in the street, so we went to help him. (fall)

67.2

You and a friend saw, heard or smelt something

You and a friend saw•heard or smelt something. Complete the sentences. Look! There’s Kate. Look! There’s Clare. What’s that smell? Listen. That’s Bill. Look! There’s Linda.

1We saw Kate waiting for a bus .(Example)

We saw Clare in a restaurant.

We saw David and Helen .

We could smell something .

We could hear . .

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67.3

Complete the sentences

Complete the sentences•Use these verbs

1The bus stopped at the bus stop but I didn’t see anybody get off.(Example)

2I saw two people standing outside your house. I don’t know who they were.(Example)

I thought I heard somebody ‘Hi’, so I turned round.

There was an accident outside my house, but I didn’t see it .

Listen. Can you hear a baby ?

I know you took the key. I saw you it in your pocket.

We listened to the old man his story from beginning to end.

Everybody heard the bomb . It was a tremendous noise.

Oh! I can feel something up my leg. It must be an insect.

I looked out of the window and saw Dan his bike along the road.

I heard somebody a door in the middle of the night. It woke me up.

When I got home, I found a cat on the kitchen table. Look! There’s David and Helen.

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