English Grammar

LIKE / AS Fill in the blanks with like or as : 1.   She works_____an engineer. 2.   He is not _____his brother. 3.   John was pretending______he was a monster. 4.   I hate companies______this. 5.   You're annoying_____usual. 6.   I enjoy cities ______ New York and London. 7.   You sound just______your mother. 8.   You should do_____your mother told you. 9.   I feel_____I've known you whole my life. 10. They seem_____they know the truth. 11. She is amazing ______always. 12. It's _____ a dog, but it isn't. 13. Peter is______his older brother. 14. Sonia works_____a truck driver! Amazing, isn't it? 15. It looks ____it's going to rain. 16. I eat wholemeal food _____ wholemeal bread and wholewheat spaghetti. 17. He seems _____he had a tough night. 18. I prepared lunch_____I promised. 19. Tom wants to work______an architect. 20. My brother looks_____Ben Affleck. 21. _____ a friend of yours I'd

  IT/THERE Put IT or THERE in the empty gaps: 1.    ___ 's a nice story. 2.    ___ a nice new market nearby. 3.    ___'s such a nice story. I've never heard something like this. 4.    ___ lots of things we can do this evening! 5.    ___ are many people out there who could help me with this problem. 6.    ____'s such a pity you can't come tonight. I'm so sad. 7.    ____'s a wonderful day! Everything seems so nice to me! 8.    I can't listen to this lecture any more.___'s so boring. I'm leaving. 9.    I'm sure___ are many things you can do with your hair. 10. Look! ____'s a new student I had been talking you about! 11. ___ seems to be a big problem going on! 12. ___ was one of the biggest wars in history. 13. ___ are lots of people in the disco. 14. ___'s one of the biggest skyscrapers in the world. 15. ___ 's been a long day! Have a rest now. 16.