Select the most appropriate expression to match the English equivalent. 1. Get well soon.  2. I am looking forward to it. 3. Please reply to me, if you like. 4. Today is inconvenient (I am not available today).

The phrasal verb Look forward to means _________.To searchTo eagerly waitTo take care ofTo admit

I look forward to … from you soon.AhearBhearingCbe heard

Today was a busy day for you. You worked a lot! Which of the expressions below should you use to describe your day?A.J'ai tant travaillé aujourd'hui.B.J'ai moins travaillé aujourd'hui.C.J'ai peu travaillé aujourd'hui.D.J'ai mal travaillé aujourd'hui.

Put the verbs into the correct form, using either the Present Continuous or the Present Perfect continuousDave: You look a little tired. (You, get) _(1)__ enough sleep lately?Michelle: Yes, I (sleep) _(2)__     relatively well. I just look tired because I (feel) _(3)__a little sick for the last week.Dave: I hope you feel better soon.Michelle: Thanks. I  (take, currently) _(4)__     some medicine, so I should feel better in a couple of days.Question 13.(1)A.Have you been gettingB.Are you gettingQuestion 14.(2)A.am sleepingB.have been sleepingQuestion 15.(3)A.have been feelingB.am fellingQuestion 16.(4)A.am currently takingB.have currently been taking

Using the following phrases, write an email with a minimum of 70 words to the customer Mr Roy explaining the delay to the project. (Payment processing system – Schedule – 10th May (Friday) – Unexpected power outage – 3 days – Overall delay – 7 days – includes recovery of lost work – will not recur)