OPG During or while? By or until? As or like?

►Did you take notes during the lecture?

1- Shall we have a coffee we’re waiting?

2- Try not to make any noise the baby is asleep.

3- The fire alarm rang yesterday’s meeting.

4- Trevor tried to fix the shelves Laura was out shopping.

Mrs Lewis: You’ll need to hand your project in by the end of the week. I’d like to have it Friday, ideally.

Rachel: Well, I’m going on a three-day study trip tomorrow. I’ll be away Thursday. The project will probably take me the middle of next week. I can’t finish it the end of this week.

Mrs Lewis: Well, let me have it Wednesday of next week, please.

►Sarah works in here. She uses this room as her study.

1- Matthew worked a waiter last summer.

2- The way your sister plays the violin sounds two cats fighting.

3– Do you mind using this saucer a plate?

4- The body sank a stone to the bottom of the river.

►That poor dog looks as if it never gets fed.

1- Rachel failed her driving test, she expected.

2- Daniel spends money it grows on trees.

3- We shall deliver the goods on the twenty-seventh, we promised.

4- From what Emma said, it sounds she and Matthew are going to get married.

►Tell Matthew he needs to click on the box. You showed him. (like)
   You need to click on the box, like I showed you.

1- Tell Tom that you arrived at his flat, but he’d left. (by the time)

2- Tell your friend that Rita went to the party with Tom. Your friend predicted this. (as)

3- Tell Claire that you saw her sister. You were shopping in London. (while)

4- Tell Vicky she can keep the book. She can finish it. (until)