UNE LAS FRASES PARA QUE CONTENGAN LA ESTRUCTURA "FOR----TO"

1. I bought this book.  You can read it.  (for ....to.....)
2. My father sent some money.   I’ll spend it on holidays.   (for ....to.....)
3. The pupil is here.  The teacher wants to speak to him.    (for ....to.....)
4. The child has a ball.  His friend is going to play with it.   (for ....to.....)
5. I have taken the report up.  Mr. Jones is going to read it.   (for ....to.....)
6. Here is a loaf of bread.  You can make sandwiches with it.  (for ....to.....)
7. My Mum made a cake. My Dad ate it.   (for ....to.....)
8. The chef is cooking a meal.  You can eat it.   (for ....to.....)
9. Here is the newspaper.   Tom can read it.   (for ....to.....)
10. The waiter has brought the bill.  You can pay it.   (for ....to.....)

UNE LAS FRASES PARA QUE CONTENGAN "SO" O "SUCH"

1. There is too much homework this evening.   I can’t do it all.
2. This bag is too heavy.  Tom cannot carry it.
3. The film is too boring.  I won’t see it again.
4. This girl is too ugly to be a model.
5. That woman is too  fat to get on that ride.
6. The children are very busy.  They can’t go out and play.
7. The baby is very hungry.  He is crying all the time.
8. That man is very rich.  He can buy anything he wants.
9. There are too many stairs to climb.  I cannot go up.
10. I have very difficult exercises.  I can’t finish them.

UNE LAS FRASES PARA QUE CONTENGAN "HARDLY"

1. We opened the window. A bird came in.
2. They caught the bus.  They found a seat.
3. She cooked a meal.  They ate it all.
4. She made a cake.  She dropped it on the floor.
5. Tom turned on the TV.  It burst into flames.
6. Mary turned up on the doorstep.  She fainted.
7. He parked the car on a yellow line.  A warden gave him a fine.
8. She finished the exam.   The  alarm went off.
9. He walked in.  Everybody stood up.
10. He dropped his wallet on the street.  A beggar took off with it.

CAMBIA LAS FRASES PARA SUSTITUIR "IN SPITE OF/DESPITE" POR "ALTHOUGH/EVEN THOUGH" Y VICE VERSA

1. In spite of the rain,  we went out.
2. Although I had enough money,  he wouldn’t let me pay.
3. Despite the difficulty,  I did it.
4. Although they passed their test, they weren’t happy.
5. In spite of the traffic jam,  she arrived on time.
6. Although there was a bad storm,  nothing was destroyed.
7. Despite the delay, the plane landed on time.
8. Although the governement has passed the law, few people are taking it seriously.
9. In spite of their losing the tickets, they were able to see the performance.
10. Although I have had some trouble with the neighbours, we get on well now.