Question

Choose the right word. to leave - to stay 1. He ...home in summer. 2. He ...at home in summer. 3. We ...in Moscow, while our father is in the North. 4. He is ...the Urals very soon. 5. They never ...town for the vacation. 6. When will you ...7.I don't think I'll ...at the Ivanovs' more than a fortnight. 8.I can't... here any longer, the lectures begin at 9 o'clock, I must ...at once. 9. Our cousin is ...for Volgograd, he is going to ...and work there. 10. Why are you ...We are going to have a meeting. 11. He is ...with us for another week, isn't he? - No, he is ...tomorrow morning, I am afraid. 12. When they ...I shall... quite alone in the room. to come - to go 1. He usually ...home in time. 2. Our father ...to his office at a quarter to 9, as a rule. 3. The dean ...to the University at a quarter to 9. 4. If they ...to the Crimea in August I shall miss them. 5. Look, daddy is already ...home. 6. Where are you ...I am ...to the University. Our studies begin at 9 o'clock.

Answer 1

 1  - leaves; 2 – stays; 3 – stay; 4 - leaving; 5 – leave; 6 – leave; 7 – stay; 8 – stay, leave; 9 – is leaving, stay; 10 – leaving; 11 – staying, leaving; 12 – leave, stay
1 - comes; 2 - goes; 3 - comes; 4 - go; 5 - coming; 6 - going, going

Answer 2

to leave - to stay:

1. He stays home in summer.
2. He leaves at home in summer.
3. We stay in Moscow, while our father is in the North.
4. He is leaving the Urals very soon.
5. They never stay in town for the vacation.
6. When will you leave?
7. I don't think I'll stay at the Ivanovs' more than a fortnight.
8. I can't stay here any longer, the lectures begin at 9 o'clock, I must leave at once.
9. Our cousin is leaving for Volgograd, he is going to stay and work there.
10. Why are you leaving? We are going to have a meeting.
11. He is staying with us for another week, isn't he? - No, he is leaving tomorrow morning, I am afraid.
12. When they leave I shall stay quite alone in the room.

to come - to go:

1. He usually comes home in time.
2. Our father goes to his office at a quarter to 9, as a rule.
3. The dean goes to the University at a quarter to 9.
4. If they go to the Crimea in August I shall miss them.
5. Look, daddy is already coming home.
6. Where are you going? I am going to the University. Our studies begin at 9 o'clock.