1. Our guest today is a wedding consultant with lots of "invaluable?" (valuable) advice for the brides-to-be. - wydaje mi się, że obie formy pasowałyby do rzeczownika "rady" pod względem logicznym i gramatycznym, ale ćwiczenie polega na zmianie formy, więc zmieniłem na "invaluable" jako nieocenione, bezcenne.
2. Their car broke down after they'd got the foor fixed, forcing them to dip into ther "savings" (save). - ich samochód się popsuł, więc byli zmuszeni wydać trochę swoich oszczędności.
3. It is sad that a great artist is 20% talent and "creativity?" (creative), and 80% hard work. - wydaje mi się proste, przymiotnik na rzeczownik.
4. Gene Kelly was an actor with a(n) "extraordinary?" (ordinary) dancing talent, which is still admired today. - przymiotnik zwyczajny zamieniłem na niezwykły, zdaje się pasować logicznie do całości.
5. We've decided "to tighten?" (tight) our belts so that we can afford to go travelling before university. - zmiana przymiotnika na czasownik.
6. Winston Churchill is thought to have said: "My wife and I tried two or three times in the last 40 years to have breakfast together, but it was so "agreed that?" (agree) we had to stop." - tutaj nie jestem pewien, to jedyne co mi przychodzi do głowy, było wiadome, że muszę przestać. Potraktowałem to jako anegdotę.
1. I never dislike olives till i went to Grece. (have)
I "have liked?" olives since i went to Greece.
2. Michelle had to listen to Grandma's story for the whole evening. (made)
Grandma "made Michelle to listen?" to her story for the whole evening.
3. He played football for ten years, then he broke his leg and had to retire. (been)
After he "had been playing?" football for ten years, he broke his leg and had to retire.
4. Jared was never this rude as a child. (used)
Jared "did not used to be?" this rude as a child.
5. But did the team eventually manage to win the game? That's what I'd like to know! (if)
I'd like to know "if the team was eventually manage to win?" the game.
6. Oops! You broke Mum's favourite cup. I'm sure she'll be angry. (bound)
(...)favourite cup. She "is bound to be?" angry.