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TASK

Complete the text with the correct forms of the words given.

Use capital letters. Don't use contraction forms (Eg.: (NOT GO - DID NOT GO))

Grammar Practice - fill in texts

Test 22

 
Professor Higgins is interested in language and accents. When he meets Eliza Doolittle in a London street, he DOES NOT SEE (NOT SEE) just a poor flower-seller; he hears an interesting London accent. In THOSE (THAT) days - the FIRST (ONE) half of the 1900s - accents were MORE IMPORTANT (IMPORTANT) than they are today. Poor PEOPLE (PERSON) with strong local accents never mixed with the rich with 'good' accents. The professor asks HIMSELF (HE) : can he teach a girl like this to speak differently? Can he teach her to be a lady? The PROFESSOR'S (PROFESSOR) friend Colonel Pickering thinks it's impossible. He is so sure that he MAKES(MAKE) Higgins an offer: if Higgins can change Eliza into a lady, Pickering WILL PAY (PAY) for all her lessons.

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