Кто может проверить мои ответы по английскому?

Questions.
1. How many languages can Laura speak?
2. How much the gym costs a month?
3. Whose car were we driving?
4. What time does the bank open?
5. Why did she go to the police station?
6. What am I going to buy Andy for his birthday?
Present tenses
1.We are playing in the wold cup this year.
2. This is Kasia. She comes from Warsaw.
3. We are having a barbecue tonight.
4. I am waiting for an important parcel to arrive.
5. He does not like wearing a tie.
6. Does she have a very busy social life?
Have/have got
1.He doesn’t have a girlfriend.
2. I have got a shower at 7.30 a.m.
3. She hasn’t a car.
4. Have you got a dog?
5. He has often got breakfast at work.
6. He has two brothers.
Past tense form
Say - said
Phone - phoned
Live - lived
Try - tried
Can - could
Tell - told
Begin - began
Throw - threw
Make - made
Shine - shone
Give - gave
Think - thought
Past tenses
1. When I saw Kevin on Saturday, he was buying New stereo.
2. When did you got back from your holiday?
3. She graduated from Yale University in 2006.
4. I was just putting in my contact lenses when you phoned.
5. He got excellent marks in his law exam.
6. She forgot to send me a birthday card.
7. I had worked in New York when I met Tom.
8. We were quiet because the baby was sleeping.
Prepositions
1. I listened to the radio in last night.
2. I'll see you at 9.00 in the morning.
3. What did you do yesterday afternoon?
4. She arrived in England two years ago.
5. My sister's coming to stay on 19 December.
6. They sold the company in 2003.
7. His new job starts on Monday.
8. We're going to bath for the weekend.
9. They're getting married in March.
Experessions of quantity
1. I'd like some tea, buy I don't want any biscuits.
2. Is there any sugar? I can't see some.
3. I bought some bread yesterday.
4. I didn't buy any Coffee, because I thought we had some.
5. We need some Milk. I'll get it later.
1. How MUCH money have you got?
2. I only have SMALL potatoes.
3. I don't have MUCH time, so I can't help you. Sorry.
4. In the summer there are a lot OF tourists.
5. Close your eyes. I've got SOMETHING for you.
6. John lives SOMEWHERE near Bournemouth.
7. EVERYBODY told me you're getting married. Is it true?
8. The security guard didn’t find NOTHING unusual in her bag.
Articles
1. Marina is the youngest student in class.
2. I usually come to school by bus.
3. Do you like Thai food?
4. She comes from the village in south of Italy.
Spelling
1. She left her job BECAUSE she was unhappy.
2. He's a
WONDERFUL teacher.
3. They're HAVE HAD a lot of problems.
4. He TRIED to save the ball.
5. Look it up in the DICTIONARY.
Parts of speech
Verb: enjoy, destroy
Noun: relationship, exercise
Verb and noun: book, advice, ring
Adjective: awful, delicious, global
Adverb: slowly, sadly, just
Verb phrases
1. A sandwich
2. Make-up
3. The party
4. The police
5. A printer
6. Sorry
7. My hair
8. My wallet
Adverbs and Adjectives
1. I'm going to the airport STRAIGHT after work
2. It's not POSSIBLE to enter the building without a key.
3. It SUDDENLY started to pour with rain.
4. She lives quite NEAR to the train station
5. There was a SUDDEN noise and then everything went quiet.
6. Could you POSSIBLY lend me your pen
Shopping
1. Cafe
2. Post office
3. Cafe
4. Clothes shop
5. Chemist's
6. Post office
7. Post office
8. Cafe