Grammar in a text. Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs in the box. 1. (get up, go, have, like, like, live, look after, not like, not want, work)
Anna works in a circus in the south of England. She ... the animals. Every day she ... at
5.00, she ... breakfast in her tent and then she ... to work with the animals. She ... her
life very much, and she ... the other people in the circus, but she ...
her boss. She also has problems with her boyfriend, James. He ... 500 miles
away, in Scotland, where he ... in a bank. He ... her to stay with the circus.
2. (cry, do, love, not know, not want, not work, read, sit, you think, want)
This morning Anna ... . She ... in her tent. She ... a letter and she ... .
In the letter, James says'l ... you to leave the circus and come to. Scotland to be with me.
I ... to move to England to be with you, because i'm douing well in my job, Anna ... what to do.
She ... James, but she ... well in her job too. What ... she should do?

Anna works in a circus in the south of England. She looks after the animals. Every day she gets up at 5.00, she has breakfast in her tent and then she goes to work with the animals. She likes her life very much, and she likes the other people in the circus, but she does not like her boss. She also has problems with her boyfriend, James. He lives 500 miles away, in Scotland, where he works in a bank. He wants her to stay with the circus. This morning Anna woke up. She sat in her tent. She read a letter and she cried. In the letter, James says'I do not want you to leave the circus and come to Scotland to be with me. I love you and want to move to England to be with you, because I'm doing well in my job. Anna does not know what to do. She loves James, but she has a good job too. What do you think she should do? Explanation: 1. Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs in the box. - get up - go - have - like - live - look after - not like - not want - work In the first blank, we use "gets up" because the subject Anna is singular and in the present tense. In the second blank, we use "goes" because it follows the preposition "to." In the third blank, we use "has" because it is the present simple form. In the fourth blank, we use "likes" because it describes Anna's feelings towards her life. In the fifth blank, we use "lives" because it describes James' current location. In the sixth blank, we use "looks after" because it describes Anna's job responsibility. In the seventh blank, we use "does not like" because it shows that Anna has a negative feeling towards her boss. In the eighth blank, we use "does not want" because it shows that Anna has a negative feeling towards leaving the circus. In the ninth blank, we use "works" because it describes James' job.