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elementary tests + key

1LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

Unit 1 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences.

EXAMPLE

This is Paul.

1 He ________________ American.

2 Hi, I ________________ Banu.

3 Where ________________ you from?

4 What ________________ your name?

5 My name ________________ Fernando.

6 This ________________ Helen.

7 I ________________ 22.

8 Jerry ________________ 19.

9 Where ________________ the car from?

10 He ________________ from Germany.

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EXAMPLE

Where are you from?

1 ________________ ’m from Amsterdam.

2 This is Sarah and Peter. ________________’refrom Spain.

3 Diane is nineteen. ________________’s fromEngland.

4 A What does ‘window’ mean?

B ________________ means ‘ventana’.

5 Peter’s twenty-two. ________________’s from the USA.

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3 Choose the correct word.

EXAMPLE

Where are you ______?a inb isc fromd called

1 How ______ you say ‘au revoir’ in English?a isb doc ared does

2 ______ you repeat that, please?a Dob Howc Isd Can

3 I’m sorry, I ______ understand.a thisb don’tc dod ’m

4 He’s ______ the USA.a inb toc fromd of

5 ______ colour is that?a Whatb Howc Whered Do

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4 Write the numbers.

EXAMPLE

8 eight

1 17 ________________

2 20 ________________

3 13 ________________

4 15 ________________

5 80 ________________

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5 Write the plurals of these words.

EXAMPLE

boy boys

1 child ________________

2 watch ________________

3 man ________________

4 student ________________

5 person ________________

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6 Write the opposite of these adjectives. Choose from:

short thick young slow heavy cheapgood slim small

EXAMPLE

bad good

1 fat ________________

2 old ________________

3 big ________________

4 fast ________________

5 expensive ________________

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2 Unit 1 Test LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

7 Put the words in the correct order. Choose aor an.

EXAMPLE

old a/an watch An old watch

1 dog fast a/an ________________________________

2 car a/an small _______________________________

3 hat a/an expensive __________________________

4 short woman a/an ___________________________

5 a/an book thick _____________________________

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8 Find words for colours.

EXAMPLE

calbk black

1 egraon ________________

2 eregn ________________

3 erppul ________________

4 wolley ________________

5 wbrno ________________

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9 Complete the dialogues.

A Assistant Yes, please?

Customer Two hot dogs, ________________ .

Assistant ________________ (1) else?

Customer No, ________________ (2) you.

Assistant ________________ (3) £5.20, please.

B Assistant Yes, please?

Customer A hamburger and a lemonade, please.

Assistant Medium or ________________ (4)?

Customer Large, please.

Assistant ________________ (5) £4, please.

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A Mary Hi, I’m Mary.

Rupert ______ to ______ (1) you. My ______

(2) Rupert.

Mary ______ (3) to meet ______ (4), Rupert.

Rupert Where ______ (5) you ______ (6)?

Mary ______ (7) from Australia. And you?

Rupert I’m ______ (8) Italy.

B Helen Hi, ______ (9) name’s Helen.

Jean ______ (10) to ______ (11) you. I’m

Jean and ______ (12) is Marie.

Helen ______ (13) to ______ (14) you.

______ (15) are ______ (16) from?

Jean We’re ______ (17) France. Where

______ (18) ______ (19) from?

Helen ______ (20) from England.

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11 Read the card and complete the dialogue.

Interviewer ________________ name?

Harold ________________ .

Interviewer How ________________ that?

Harold It’s S-C-H-M-I-D-T.

Interviewer Thank you. Where _______________ ?

Harold I’m from ________________ .

Interviewer ________________ address?

Harold ________________ .

Interviewer ________________ telephone number?

Harold ________________ .

Interviewer And ________________ you?

Harold I’m ________________ .

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Total 100

Pleased

What’s your

please

Harold Schmidt

Germany

36 Buxton Road, London, W1

0181 3392169

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NAME

FROM

ADDRESS

TELEPHONE NUMBER

AGE


Unit 2 Test

Name: _______________________________


EXAMPLE

Is Maria a teacher?No, she isn’t. She’s a student.

1 A ______ this your bag?

B No, it ______ .

2 A ______ you from England?

B I ______ but she ______ . She ______ from

Italy.

3 A I’m sorry, Mr Watson ______ here.

B Where ______ he?

A He ______ at home.

4 A Excuse me. ______ you Mr and Mrs Smith?

B No, we ______ . We ______ Mr and Mrs

Burton.

5 A ______ they from Turkey?

B No, they ______ . ______ from America.

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2 Make the sentences negative.

EXAMPLE

She’s from Brazil.She isn’t from Brazil.

1 I’m on holiday.

____________________________________________

2 Mr and Mrs Smith are from America.

____________________________________________

3 We’re in a meeting.

____________________________________________

4 My favourite colour’s black.

____________________________________________

5 My parents are from India.

____________________________________________

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3 Put the words in the correct order.

EXAMPLE

to/board/go/theGo to the board

1 books/are/where/my/?

____________________________________________

2 ’re/Netherlands/we/the/from

____________________________________________

3 your/teacher/is/London/from/?

____________________________________________

4 on/your/friends/are/holiday/?

____________________________________________

5 are/Mrs Burton/me/excuse/you/?

____________________________________________

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4 Answer these questions. Use short answers.

EXAMPLE

Is your car green?Yes, it is.

1 Are you a teacher?

No, ________________ .

2 Is your friend Paul tall?

Yes, ________________ .

3 Are your pens blue?

No, ________________ .

4 Is Maria French?

No, ________________ .

5 Are you and your friend from Greece?

Yes, ________________ .

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5 Find the names of jobs.

EXAMPLE

psho tisaasnts shop assistant

1 srnue ________________

2 atiewr ________________

3 eaetchr ________________

4 atesrrcye ________________

5 ortdco ________________

6 siedntt ________________

7 litpo ________________

8 rnnegiee ________________

9 ceirthact ________________

10 ttduens ________________

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6 Complete the sentences with possessiveadjectives.

EXAMPLE

My name’s Ian.

1 I’m married. This is ______ wife.

2 We’ve got a meeting now. Is this ______ meeting room?

3 A What are ______ names?B We’re Mr and Mrs Hobbs.

4 My girlfriend is a waitress. ______ name’s Katie.

5 This letter is for Peter. What’s ______ address?

6 Pick up ______ pen.

7 Jane is a shop assistant. ______ husband is astudent.

8 In this photo we’re in ______ garden.

9 I’m from France but ______ parents are fromEngland.

10 Maria and Tim are from the USA. In this photo

they’re at ______ house.

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7 Match A and B to make sentences.

A B

Put down your book.

Stand to the cassette.

Close to Room 15.

Listen up.

Go your address.

Write your pen.

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A Barry Hello, ______ Barry.

Maria How ______ (1) you do, Barry?

______ (2) Maria.

Barry Pleased to ______ (3) you. What do you

______ (4)?

Maria ______ (5) an architect.

Barry ______ (6) interesting.

Maria What ______ (7) you?

Barry I’m ______ (8) engineer.

Maria I’m ______ (9) Canada. And ______ (10)?

Barry I’m ______ (11) Ireland.

Maria Oh that’s ______ (12). My husband’s

from Ireland, too.

B A Hi! ______ (13) are ______ (14)?

B I’m ______ (15), thanks. And ______ (16)?

A Oh, not ______ (17). ______ (18) your wife?

B ______ (19) fine.

A Well, I must be off. ______ (20) you.

B Bye.

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9 Read the texts and write the names.

My name’s Georgios Papadopoulos. I’m thirty-fiveyears old and I’m from Athens in Greece. I’m adoctor and I’m married. My wife is twenty-six. Hername’s Maria Papadopoulou and she’s from Greecetoo. She’s an engineer.

My name’s Irene Bloggs. I’m twenty-four and I’mfrom Bristol in England. My parents are from France.I’m a shop assistant and I’m married. My husband,Jim Bloggs, is twenty-three and he’s a shop assistant,too.

My name’s Ian Blair. I’m from Melbourne inAustralia. I’m twenty-two years old and I’m astudent. I’m not married. My girlfriend is a nurse.Her name’s Susan and she’s twenty.

EXAMPLE

He’s twenty-three. Jim Bloggs

1 She’s from Bristol. ________________

2 She’s a nurse. ________________

3 He’s thirty-five. ________________

4 She’s from Greece. ________________

5 They’re shop assistants. ________________

6 He’s a doctor. ________________

7 He’s from Melbourne. ________________

8 She’s twenty. ________________

9 He isn’t married. ________________

10 She’s an engineer. ________________

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I’m


Unit 3 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

John’s got a new car.

1 A ______ you ______ any brothers or sisters?

B Yes, I ______ . I ______ got a sister.

2 A ______ she ______ dark hair?

B No, she ______ .

3 A ______ Pilar ______ a computer?

B Yes, she ______ .

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2 Write short answers.

EXAMPLE

Have they got a garden?Yes, they have.

1 Have you got a dog?

No, ________________ .

2 Has Howard got a fax?

Yes, ________________ .

3 Have Sarah and Andrew got a CD player?

Yes, ________________ .

4 Has the house got a garden?

No, ________________ .

5 Has Sheila got a camera?

No, ________________ .

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EXAMPLE

He’s got a pet. He hasn’t got a pet.

1 I’ve got a camera.

____________________________________________

2 Paola’s got a CD player.

____________________________________________

3 Jerry and Sue have got a dog.

____________________________________________

4 Margaret’s got a computer.

____________________________________________

5 You’ve got a watch.

____________________________________________

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4 Rewrite the sentences. Put in theapostrophes (’) and capital letters.

EXAMPLE

my cousins wifes from scotland.My cousin’s wife’s from Scotland.

1 johns got glasses.

____________________________________________

2 franks from brazil.

____________________________________________

3 franks mothers from france.

____________________________________________

4 this isn’t mr baxters address, its mrs lileys.

____________________________________________

5 my uncles wifes from germany.

____________________________________________

6 whose cars this? its marys.

____________________________________________

7 the boys names tom.

____________________________________________

8 ellens peters wife.

____________________________________________

9 what are your parents names?

____________________________________________

10 karens dogs names ben.

____________________________________________

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5 Rewrite the sentences from exercise 4 with full forms.

EXAMPLE

My cousin’s wife’s from Scotland.My cousin’s wife is from Scotland.

1 ____________________________________________

2 ____________________________________________

3 ____________________________________________

4 ____________________________________________

5 ____________________________________________

6 ____________________________________________

7 ____________________________________________

8 ____________________________________________

9 ____________________________________________

10 ____________________________________________

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6 Complete the table.

female male

sister brother

_______________ son

mother _______________

_______________ uncle

niece _______________

grandmother _______________

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7 Complete the dialogue.

Assistant Good ________ . Can I ______ (1) you?

Customer Yes. How ______ (2) is this black T-shirt?Assistant It’s £10.50.Customer And how much are ______ (3) watches

over there?Assistant They’re £2.75 each.

Customer Well. Can I ______ (4) this T-shirt,please?

Assistant Certainly.Customer And that red watch with the blue strap.Assistant This one?

Customer Yes, ______ (5)’s it. And have you got

______ (6) postcards?

Assistant Yes, they’re over ______ (7). They’re 50peach.

Customer I’ll have ______ (8) two, please.

Assistant Certainly. Anything ______ (9)?Customer No, thank you.Assistant That will be £18.75 altogether.

Customer Here you ______ (10).Assistant Thank you. That’s £1.25 change.Customer Thank you. Goodbye.Assistant Goodbye.

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8 Read the information and complete thedescriptions.

Phil

Age: forty-five

Build: not very tall, quite slim

Eyes: green

Hair: bald

Other: moustache, glasses

Phil’s ________ years ______ (1) . He’ ______ (2) not

very ______ (3) and he’ ______ (4) ______ (5) slim.

He’ ______ (6) ______ (7) ______ (8) eyes.

He’ ______ (9) ______ (10). He’ ______ (11) ______

(12) a moustache and ______ (13).

Ruth

Age: seventeen

Build: quite tall, slim

Eyes: brown

Hair: long, black

Looks: very attractive

Ruth’ ______ (14) seventeen ______ (15) ______

(16). ______ (17)’s quite ______ (18) and slim.

______ (19)’s ______ (20) brown ______ (21) and

______ (22), ______ (23) hair. She’ ______ (24) very

________________ (25).

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afternoon

forty-five


Unit 4 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

Can I help you?

1 A ________________ you drive?

B No, I ________________ .

2 A ________________ you speak any foreign

languages?

B Yes, I ________________ .

3 A ________________ Alan cook?

B Yes, he ________________ .

4 A ________________ Paul and Jenny do any

sports?

B No, they ________________ .

5 ________________ I have these postcards, please?

6 I’m sorry. We ________________ play computer

games in my house.

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2 Write five sentences about Jenny.

EXAMPLE

Jenny can’t drive.

1 ____________________________________________

2 ____________________________________________

3 ____________________________________________

4 ____________________________________________

5 ____________________________________________

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3 Complete the sentences with can, can’t, has to,or have to.

EXAMPLE

I can’t come to the party because I have to do myEnglish homework.

1 Jack ________________ play football on Monday

because he ________________ work.

2 Mark and Sally ________________ meet on Friday

evening because Mark ________________ go to the dentist.

3 A ________________ we meet at 10.30 on Wednesday?

B No, I’m sorry. I ________________ go to the doctor’s.

4 Mark ________________ come to the meeting

because he ________________ finish his telephone call.

5 A ________________ Margaret and John come tosee the film?

B No, I’m sorry, They ________________ meet their son’s teacher.

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4 Write the days of the week.

Monday

________________

Wednesday

________________

________________

________________

________________

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5 Write the times.

EXAMPLE It’s three o’clock.

1 ___________________ 2 __________________

___________________ __________________

3 ___________________ 4 __________________

___________________ __________________

5 ___________________

___________________

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6 Complete the sentences with in, on, or at.

EXAMPLE

The film’s at six o’clock.

1 Is the conference ______ a weekday?

2 I’ve got an appointment ______ Friday.

3 Is the meeting ______ the afternoon?

No, it’s ______ the evening. It’s ______ 7.30.

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7 Find the names of activities.

EXAMPLE

ired a rosheride a horse

1 mwis ______________________________________

2 verdi _______________________________________

3 nur ________________________________________

4 nitpa _______________________________________

5 neacd ______________________________________

6 gisn ________________________________________

7 alpy lofg ____________________________________

8 lapy lestlabbka ______________________________

9 dire a ccyibel ________________________________

10 ylpa hte iolvin ______________________________

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Receptionist Good morning. ______ I

________________ (1) you?

Mr Smith Yes, ________________ (2) I make anappointment with Doctor Wall,

________________ (3)?

Receptionist Yes. Can you ________________ (4) atten to three on Monday?

Mr Smith No, I’m afraid I ________________ .

(5) What ________________ (6) theevening?

Receptionist Doctor Wall isn’t here in the evening,I’m ________________ (7). I can putyou in at ten thirty on Tuesday.

Mr Smith Yes, that’s fine.

Receptionist What’s your ________________ (8),please?

Mr Smith ________________ (9) Tom Smith.

Receptionist Thank you Mr Smith.

Mr Smith Goodbye.

Receptionist ________________ (10).

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9 Read the text and decide if the sentences aretrue (T) or false (F)).

You can ride a moped when you’re 16 yearsold, but you can’t ride a motorbike or drive acar until you’re 17. You can’t drive a lorry ora bus until you’re 21.You can’t leave school and get a job untilyou’re 16. You can do a part-time job whenyou’re 13, but you can’t work for more than25 hours a week, and you can’t work before 7o’clock in the morning or after 7 o’clock inthe evening.When you’re 18 you can leave home and youcan get married. (You can do these thingswhen you’re 16, if your parents agree.) Youcan also vote in elections when you’re 18.You can go into a pub when you’re 14, butyou can’t buy an alcoholic drink until you’re18. You can smoke at any age, but you can’tbuy cigarettes until you’re 16. You can’tgamble until you’re 18.

EXAMPLE

You can drive a bus when you’re 18. T F

1 You can ride a motorbike when you’re 16 years old. T F

2 You can buy an alcoholic drink in a pub when you’re 14. T F

3 You can leave school when you’re 16. T F4 You can’t do a part-time job until

you’re 16. T F5 You can get married when you’re

16 if your parents agree. T F6 You can’t drive a lorry until you’re 18. T F7 You can vote when you’re 18. T F8 You can buy cigarettes when you’re 14. T F9 You can gamble when you’re 16. T F

10 You can’t ride a moped when you’re 16. T F

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Total 100

Can


Unit 5 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

She has dinner at 7 o’clock.She doesn’t have dinner at 7 o’clock.

1 I like coffee.

____________________________________________

2 They like foreign food.

____________________________________________

3 He smokes.

____________________________________________

4 I speak Italian.

____________________________________________

5 We play tennis.

____________________________________________

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EXAMPLE

farm/a/on/live/weWe live on a farm.

1 to/listen/music/do/you/?

____________________________________________

2 to/go/the/weekend/at/they/restaurants

____________________________________________

3 want/a/you/do/drink/?

____________________________________________

4 drink/the/in/I/tea/morning

____________________________________________

5 drink/they/their/coffee/with/meals

____________________________________________

6 like/I/don’t/writing/letters

____________________________________________

7 tennis/watch/play/we/TV/we/and

____________________________________________

8 dinner/at/have/I/about/7 o’clock

____________________________________________

9 Saturday/you/do/on/work/?

____________________________________________

10 you/in/your/what/free time/do/do/?

____________________________________________

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3 A market researcher is asking Tom and Rosieabout their lifestyle. Complete the dialogue.

Researcher What kind of music __________ ? (like)

Rosie We ________________ (1 like) classical

music. We ________________ (2 not like) pop music.

Researcher ________________ (3 play) any musicalinstruments?

Rosie Yes, ________________ (4). Tom

________________ (5 play) the piano

and I ________________ (6 play) theguitar.

Researcher ________________ (7 speak) any foreignlanguages?

Rosie No, we ________________ (8 do).

Researcher Where ________________ (9 go) foryour holidays?

Rosie We ________________ (10 go) to Italyor Spain.

Researcher What ________________ (11 do) inyour free time?

Rosie We ________________ (12 go)

swimming and ________________ (13go) out with our friends. We

________________ (14 not watch) TV.

Researcher ________________ (15 go) torestaurants?

Rosie Yes, we ________________ (16). We

________________ (17 go) torestaurants on Saturday.

Researcher What kind of food ________________(18 prefer).

Rosie We ________________ (19 like) Italian

food. We ________________ (20 not like) French food.

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4 Complete the sentences with some or any.

EXAMPLE

I need some cheese.

1 I like ________________ coffee with my lunch.

2 Have we got ________________ eggs?

3 Have you got ________________ pencils?

4 We’ve got ________________ sandwiches but we

haven’t got ________________ fruit.

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5 Decide if the words are countable (C) oruncountable (U).

EXAMPLE

wine U sandwich C

1 vegetable ______

2 tomato ______

3 fruit ______

4 milk ______

5 bread ______

6 banana ______

7 mushroom ______

8 tea ______

9 apple ______

10 meat ______

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6 Find the expressions.

EXAMPLE

a tecakp fo segritcsetaa packet of cigarettes

1 a gab fo srcisp _______________________________

2 a nitp fo ikml _______________________________

3 a ssgal fo ewin ______________________________

4 a puc fo eat _________________________________

5 a lottbe fo moaedlen _________________________

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A A Would you ______ a drink?B Mm, that’s a good idea.

A What ______ (1) you like?

B ______ (2) I have a mineral water, please?A A mineral water and a glass of red wine,

please.

C ______ (3) you want ice and lemon in the mineral water?

A Yes, ______ (4).C That’s £2.95, please.

A ______ (5) you are.C Thank you.

B A Do you ______ (6) a drink?

B Oh, yes. ______ (7) I have a black coffee, please?

A A black coffee please, and a glass of milk.

B ______ (8) you want sugar in your coffee?A No, thank you.B Here you are.A Thank you.

C A ______ (9) would you ______ (10) to drink?

B ______ (11) I have a ______ (12) of tea, please?

A A cup of tea and an orange juice, please.

C Do you ______ (13) milk and sugar in the tea?B Just milk, please.

C ______ (14) £1.80, please.

A ______ (15) you are.C Thank you.

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8 Complete the text with these words:

until don’t eggs glass eating dinnermeat vegetarians restaurants about havelunch cheese coffee have

I always ______ breakfast. I ________________ (1)

cereal, yoghurt and milk with a cup of

________________ (2). I don’t eat anything

________________ (3) eleven o’clock. Then I

________________ (4) an orange or an apple and a

________________ (5) of milk. For ________________

(6) I usually have a sandwich and a mineral water.

That’s at ________________ (7) 1 p.m. I have

________________ (8) at about 7.30. I’m a vegetarian

so I ________________ (9) eat ________________ (10)

or fish. I eat ________________ (11) and

________________ (12) and a lot of vegetables. I like

wine and I have a glass with my meal. I like

________________ (13) out. I prefer Indian

________________ (14) because they have a lot of

choice for ________________ (15).

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like

have


Unit 6 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

Maria doesn’t work (not work) in a chalet.

1 Frank ________________ (not live) in England. He

________________ (live) in Scotland.

2 Caroline ________________ (want) to work in

Scotland. She ________________ (not want) to

work in England.

3 Jack ________________ (travel) to work by car.

He ________________ (not travel) by train.

4 Laura ________________ (enjoy) her job. She

________________ (not enjoy) the journey to

work.

5 William ________________ (not come) from

Germany. He ________________ (come) from

Belgium.

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2 Delete the incorrect form of the verb.

Deborah and Harry live/lives in Bournemouth in theSouth of England. They both work/works (1) there,too. Deborah work/works (2) in a restaurant andHarry work/works (3) in an office. They don’tenjoy/doesn’t enjoy (4) their jobs. Deborah’s job ishard work and Harry’s job is boring. They live/lives(5) in a small house. In the evening theywatch/watches (6) TV. Deborah want/wants (7) tomove because she prefer/prefers (8) life in thecountry, but Harry like/likes (9) being in a town.Deborah play/plays (10) tennis at the weekend andHarry play/plays (11) football. They bothenjoy/enjoys (12) going to football matches. ‘We likethe atmosphere at a football match. It’s fun.’ Harrysays. ‘But it cost/costs (13) a lot of money to doregularly.’ Harry and Deborah go/goes (14) onholiday to Cornwall in the summer. They don’tgo/doesn’t go (15) abroad.

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3 Ask questions about Deborah and Harry inexercise 2.

EXAMPLE

A What do they do in the evening? B They watch TV.

1 A _______________________________________ ?

B They live in Bournemouth.

2 A _______________________________________ ?

B They go to Cornwall.

3 A _______________________________________ ?

B She works in a restaurant.

4 A _______________________________________ ?

B He plays football at the weekend.

5 A _______________________________________ ?

B She plays tennis at the weekend.

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4 Put in s/es where necessary.

EXAMPLE

Necessary: Bob works in England.Not necessary: Where do______ you work?

1 We work______in England.

2 Her husband do______n’t work in England.

3 I do______n’t work in a bank.

4 The train cost______a lot of money.

5 What do______you do______ ?

6 Sandy come______from Milan.

7 She like______her job.

8 Where do______they come______from?

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EXAMPLE

tennis/never/Wednesday/Julia/plays/onJulia never plays tennis on Wednesday.

1 in/goes/jogging/Melanie/morning/always/the

____________________________________________

2 the/isn’t/at/in/Helen/often/home/evening

____________________________________________

3 evening/normally/Peter/at/stays/the/home/in

____________________________________________

4 has/never/Friday/on/Frank/lectures

____________________________________________

5 go/can’t/in/the/Monica/always/skiing/afternoon

____________________________________________

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6 Write questions.

EXAMPLE

A What time do lessons start? (lessons/start)B At 8.15.

1 A _________________________________________(the plane/leave)

B At 4.25.

2 A _________________________________________(shops/close on Saturday)

B 6.00 p.m.

3 A _________________________________________(the film/finish/this evening)

B 11 o’clock.

4 A _________________________________________(the train/arrive)

B 3.30 p.m.

5 A _________________________________________(you/come home)

B At ten o’clock every evening.

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7 Match A and B.

A B

wake TVhave a trainclean to the radioread foodwatch upgo to bedget in the librarycatch a shower do the crosswordlisten your teeth buy dressed

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8 Put the sentences in the correct order.

______ Then he gets dressed.

______ He comes home at about half past six.

______ He leaves the house at eight o’clock.

______ He goes to bed late.

______ Peter wakes up at seven o’clock.

______ He has a shower.

______ He watches TV all evening.

______ After breakfast he cleans his teeth.

______ He doesn’t get up until 7.15.

______ He catches the 8.15 train to Manchester.

______ After dinner he washes up.

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9 Read the text and answer the questions. Writecomplete sentences.

Sanjit Ray works for a computer company in LosAngeles, California. He writes computer programs.But he doesn’t go to Los Angeles every day. In fact,he doesn’t live in the USA. He lives in India.Sanjit: ’Every day I take the bus into Bombay and Igo to an office there. The computer company sendsinformation to me by e-mail. I work on theinformation on the computer and then I send theprogram back to California.’The computer company doesn’t do the work in theUSA because it costs less to do it in India. Salariesthere are lower. Also, India is twelve hours ahead ofCalifornia. So the computer company sendsinformation at the end of the day and Sanjit workson it when it’s night time in the USA. When hesends the programs back, they arrive in Californiabefore the computer company starts in the morning.

EXAMPLE

Who does Sanjit work for?He works for a computer company in Los Angeles,California.

1 Where does Sanjit live?

____________________________________________

2 Where does he work?

____________________________________________

3 What does he do?

____________________________________________

4 Does he go to work by train?

____________________________________________

5 How does the computer company send him information?

____________________________________________

6 How does he send information to the computer company?

____________________________________________

7 What does Sanjit send to California?

____________________________________________

8 Why does the computer company have an office in India?

a Because _________________________________

b Because _________________________________

9 When does Sanjit’s work arrive in California?

____________________________________________

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Unit 7 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with there is/thereare/there isn’t/there aren’t.

EXAMPLE

There is a lorry in the street. ✓

There aren’t any buses at the bus stop. ✘

1 ________________ five shops in the street. ✓

2 ________________ a bus at the bus stop. ✘

3 ________________ any dogs in the street. ✘

4 ________________ two people in the lorry. ✓

5 ________________ a cat on the car. ✓

6 ________________ two boys on the steps. ✓

7 ________________ any trees in the garden. ✘

8 ________________ a Post Office in the street. ✘

9 ________________ three bicycles in the street. ✓

10 ________________ any aeroplanes in the sky. ✘

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2 Complete the sentences with How many/there/are/aren’t/there/is/isn’t.

EXAMPLE

A How many pictures are there on the wall?B Three.

1 A ________________ people

________________ at the Post Office?B Four.

2 A ________________ any trees in the street?

B No, ________________ .

3 A ________________ cars ________________ in the street?

B Five.

4 A ________________ a dog in the car?

B Yes, ________________ .

5 A ________________ windows ________________in the classroom?

B Two.

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3 Write the prepositions in the spaces. Choose from:

next to behind between in underopposite in front of on

EXAMPLE

behind

1 _________________________________

2 _________________________________

3 _________________________________

4 _________________________________

5 _________________________________

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4 Find words associated with houses and homes.

EXAMPLE

rassputi upstairs

1 asnrwoisdt _________________________________

2 alha _________________________________

3 arfm _________________________________

4 talf _________________________________

5 earagg _________________________________

5

5 Put the furniture in the correct rooms.

cupboard sink sofa fridge showerwardrobe bath wash basin TV armchairbed cooker washing machine toiletchest of drawers coffee table

bedroom bathroom kitchen living room

cupboard

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6 Complete the sentences with a preposition/s.

EXAMPLE

It’s on the fifth floor.

1 Take the escalator ______ the sixth level.

2 Mrs Brown is ______ Room 265.

3 It’s the third door ______ the left.

4 It’s ______ the seventh level.

5 The man is ______ the street.

6 There aren’t many houses ______ us.

7 There are three pencils on the desk, and two

______ it, on the floor.

8 How many pictures are ______ your walls?

9 The toilet is ______ ______ Room 34.

10 Can you see a cat ______ the room?

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A A Hello, Can I ______ you?

B Yes. Is there a Post Office near ______ (1) ?

A Yes, it’s on ______ (2) second floor.B Is there a postbox there?A Yes, and you can buy stamps from the

machine.B Thank you.

A You’re ________________ (3) .

B A ________________ (4) me. ________________

(5) the toilet, ________________ (6)?B It’s the third door on the left.

A ______ (7) door on the left. Thank you.

C A ________________ (8) me. ________________ (9) can I find Johnson’s Camera shop?

B Johnson’s? ________________ (10) the escalator to the third level. It’s on the right.

A Thank you.

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8 Read the texts and answer the questions.

Martin and Julia

We live in a small old house in Oxford. Ourhouse is quite near the centre. We’ve got a livingroom, a dining room, a small kitchen, twobedrooms and a bathroom. And there’s a smallhall. We’ve got a big garden. We prefer to benear the city centre – it’s near the shops and it’svery convenient for the theatre and cinema.We’ve got a car but we haven’t got a garage – wehave to park it in the street.

Margaret

I live on my own in a small modern house in avillage near Southampton. I’ve got one big livingroom downstairs and a small kitchen with awashing machine. There isn’t a hall. There’s abedroom and a bathroom upstairs. I haven’t got avery big garden, but it’s very nice. I really like thehouse. It’s very near to the shops, and theneighbours are very friendly. Now I’m old that’svery important.

Christine and Ian

We live with our two children in a big old housein a small town near London. It’s got two livingrooms, a dining room, a big kitchen and a study.I’m an artist so I work in the study. There arefour bedrooms. We’ve got two garages. Thewashing machine is in one garage and the car isin the other! We’ve also got a big garden. Thestation is near and I often go to London for theday.

Who… Name/shas got a small kitchen? Martin and Julia, Margarethas got one bedroom? Margaret

1 has got two living rooms?

____________________________________________

2 lives near the city centre?

____________________________________________

3 has got a big garden?

____________________________________________

4 has got four bedrooms?

____________________________________________

5 lives in a village?

____________________________________________

6 hasn’t got a dining room?

____________________________________________

7 lives in a big house?

____________________________________________

8 has got a car but no garage?

____________________________________________

9 has got two bedrooms?

____________________________________________

10 has got friendly neighbours?

____________________________________________

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help


Unit 8 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with was/were.

EXAMPLE

Where were you last night?

1 I ______ at the movies.

2 A There ______ a robbery last night at the local bank.

B ______ you at the bank yesterday?

3 It ______ 12.30 on Friday night and Brian ______ in bed.

4 The noises ______ from downstairs.

5 A ______ they away at the weekend?

B Yes, they ______ .

6 Maria ______ at the supermarket yesterdayevening.

7 We ______ at work last week.

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2 Make the following sentences negative.

EXAMPLE

I was in Oxford all weekend.I wasn’t in Oxford all weekend.

1 I was away last week.

____________________________________________

2 We were at home yesterday evening.

____________________________________________

3 Our teacher was ill last week.

____________________________________________

4 Our friends were in the restaurant at lunchtime.

____________________________________________

5 My marks in the English test were good.

____________________________________________

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3 Complete the dialogues withwas/were/wasn’t/weren’t.

A A ______ you at Tim’s party on Friday?

B Yes, we ______ (1).

A ______ (2) Tom and Carol there?

B Tom ______ (3) but Carol ______ (4). She

______ (5) away on business.

A Where ______ (6) she?

B She ______ (7) in London.

B A ______ (8) you out on Monday night?

B Yes, I ______ . (9) Martin and I ______ (10) at the theatre.

A ______ (11) it good?

B Yes, it ______ (12).

A ______ (13) there any famous actors?

B Yes, there ______ (14). Leonardo DiCaprio

______ (15) in it.

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4 Put the questions with the answers. Thencomplete the answers.

Was Peter ill last week?Was your favourite TV programme on last night?Was the concert good?Was Pamela in London yesterday?Were Chloe and Valerie on holiday last week? Were you out on Monday night?

EXAMPLE

Was Pamela in London yesterday?Yes, she was.

1 ____________________________________________

No, I ________________ . I stayed at home.

2 ____________________________________________

Yes, it ________________ . It was excellent.

3 ____________________________________________

Yes, he ________________ . He stayed at home for three days.

4 ____________________________________________

No, it ________________ . It’s always on Tuesdays.

5 ____________________________________________

Yes, they ________________ . In Cornwall.

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5 Write the dates in words.

EXAMPLE

26/10 the twenty-sixth of October

1 23/3 _______________________________________

2 9/12 _______________________________________

3 15/4 _______________________________________

4 21/5 _______________________________________

5 12/7 _______________________________________

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Were


6 Complete the sentences with in, on, or at.

EXAMPLE

in the evening

1 ______ night.

2 ______ 4.30 p.m.

3 ______ my sixteenth birthday.

4 ______ Wednesday evening.

5 ______ the afternoon.

6 ______ Saturday 5th November.

7 ______ March.

8 ______ 1956.

9 ______ lunchtime.

10 ______ Friday morning.

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Ben Hi, Penny.Penny Hello, Ben. How ______ you?

Ben I’m fine thanks. ________________ (1) you?Penny Fine.

Ben ________________ (2) you and Josh away atthe weekend?

Penny Yes, we were at WOMAD.

Ben WOMAD? What’s ________________ (3)?

Penny ________________ (4) a music festival.

Ben Oh, really? Where was ________________ (5)?Penny It was in Reading.

Ben Oh, right. Was it ________________ (6)?Penny Yes. it was fantastic.

Ben Were ________________ (7) many peoplethere?

Penny Yes, thousands.

Ben It sounds ________________ (8).

Penny Yes, it ________________ (9) apart from theweather. It was wet!

Ben Oh, that’s a ________________ (10).

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8 Find words about weather.

EXAMPLE

rdy dry

1 tew _____________________________________

2 oldc _____________________________________

3 ynusn _____________________________________

4 uyolcd _____________________________________

5 nyidw _____________________________________

5

9 Match A and B.

A B

Oh, that’s great. You’re it wasn’t.It sounds see.Oh, really?No, I bet welcome.Oh, I a pity.

5


It was 12.30 on Friday night and Mitch was in bed.He was tired, but he wasn’t asleep. His parentsweren’t at home. They were away for the weekend,and Mitch was alone in the house for the first time.It was very dark and quiet, but Mitch wasn’t afraid.After all, he wasn’t a kid any more, he wasseventeen. What was there to be afraid of? Andanyway there was a telephone downstairs, and…What was that? And that? Were they noises? Orwas it just his imagination? No, there were definitelynoises downstairs. There was someone – orsomething – in the house with him!

EXAMPLE

What time was it? It was 12.30.

1 What day of the week was it?

____________________________________________

2 Was it night or day?

____________________________________________

3 Where was Mitch?

____________________________________________

4 Was he awake?

____________________________________________

5 Was he tired?

____________________________________________

6 Where were his parents?

____________________________________________

7 Was Mitch alone?

____________________________________________

8 How old was Mitch?

____________________________________________

9 Where was the telephone?

____________________________________________

10 Where were the noises?

____________________________________________

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Total 100

are


Unit 9 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with the past simplepositive. Choose from:

visit listen play start finish paintpractise open phone clean stay

EXAMPLE

Sandy practised the piano yesterday evening.

1 I ________________ Ella for the weekend.

2 John and Adam ________________ basketballyesterday.

3 Anna ________________ her homework at 6 p.m.Then she had dinner.

4 Madeleine ________________ to a CD onSaturday afternoon.

5 We ________________ the front door onSaturday.

6 I ________________ in Edinburgh for 5 days.

7 Margaret ________________ her mother yesterdayevening.

8 Peter ________________ work at 7.00 a.m.

9 Sam ________________ the car.

10 The shop ________________ in 1990.

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2 Make these sentences negative.

EXAMPLE

The company wanted to build a factory.The company didn’t want to build a factory.

1 They needed the land.

____________________________________________

2 I wanted to move house.

____________________________________________

3 We phoned the local newspaper.

____________________________________________

4 The company changed its plans.

____________________________________________

5 A reporter interviewed us.

____________________________________________

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3 Write questions.

EXAMPLE

Did Luke want to go on the Skyrider?Luke wanted to go on the Skyrider.

1 ____________________________________________Luke waved to the people.

2 ____________________________________________Fran tried to pull Luke into the chair.

3 ____________________________________________People looked up.

4 ____________________________________________The chairlift operator climbed up to the chair.

5 ____________________________________________The police helicopter arrived.

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4 Complete the text with the correct form of theverb in brackets.

It ______ (be) a normal day at the Dreamland theme

park and young Luke Mansen ________________

(1 want) to go on the Skyrider chairlift. With his

mother, Fran, he ________________ (2 wait) for a

chair. When it ________________ (3 arrive), he

________________ (4 jump) in and Fran

________________ (5 follow) him. The chair

________________ (6 move) out into the sunshine. It

________________ (7 be) a warm, sunny day, so

there ________________ (8 be) thousands of people

at the park. As the chair ________________ (9 lift)

Fran and Luke up into the sky, they

________________ (10 look) down and Luke

________________ (11 wave) to the people on the

ground. It ________________ (12 be) Luke’s first time

in the chairlift and he ________________ (13 be) very

excited. Then suddenly the chairlift

________________ (14 stop) and Luke

________________ (15 slip) from the chair.

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5 Complete the sentences in the past simple.Choose from:

slip grab climb cry lift hurry jumptalk whisper wave shout

EXAMPLE

When I didn’t pass the exam I cried.

1 I ________________ the message to her. I didn’twant Sam to hear.

2 It was very cold, and when I walked in the

garden I ________________ on the ice.

was


3 We didn’t ________________ because we had alot of time before the concert started.

4 John and Sheila ________________ goodbye totheir son at the station. They were sad.

5 Colin ________________ a mountain when hewas on holiday last week.

6 Frances ________________ ‘Help! Help!’ as thetrain approached.

7 He didn’t ________________ the bags becausethey were too heavy.

8 Carol ________________ to Sarah for fortyminutes on the phone.

9 The athlete didn’t ________________ 2 metres inthe competition. He was very disappointed.

10 I ________________ three sandwiches from theplate because I was hungry.

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Madelaine ______ this?Adam That’s my great-grandfather, Alexei. He

was ______ (1) in Russia, but after the

Revolution he moved ______ (2)Sweden.

Madelaine Did he stay ______ (3) Sweden?

Adam No, he ______ (4). He stayed ______ (5)for only a few months, I think. Then he

moved ______ (6) France. He didn’t

______ (7) there very long either.

Madelaine Oh, what did he ______ (8)?

Adam Well, he wanted to go ______ (9) toRussia but it was too dangerous. So hedecided to come to the USA.

Madelaine ______ (10) did he come here?Adam I’m not sure exactly. It was a long time

______ (11).

Madelaine ______ (12) did he stay here?

Adam Yes, he ______ (13).Madelaine Is he still alive?

Adam No, he died ______ (14) 1980, when he

______ (15) 84.

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7 Read the text and write questions.

Maria was born in Italy but her parents moved tothe USA when she was still a child. They wanted tofind a better life. They lived in New York when theyfirst arrived. Then they moved to San Franciscowhen she was eight years old. Her father worked inan office and her mother was a housewife. Mariaworked in a shop and was the manager. She marriedher husband Russell when she was 25 years old.They lived in Los Angeles after they married. Shedied when she was 90.

EXAMPLE

Where was Maria born? In Italy.

1 ____________________________________________When she was still a child.

2 ____________________________________________They wanted to find a better life.

3 ____________________________________________In New York.

4 ____________________________________________To San Francisco.

5 ____________________________________________He worked in an office.

6 ____________________________________________She was a housewife.

7 ____________________________________________She was the manager of a shop.

8 ____________________________________________When she was 25 years old.

9 ____________________________________________In Los Angeles.

10 ____________________________________________When she was 90.

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Total 100

Who’s


Unit 10 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with the past simplepositive.

EXAMPLE

We visited (visit) lots of places.

1 We ______ (get) to Bolivia five days ago.

2 We ______ (have) a good journey.

3 It ______ (take) five days by train.

4 We ______ (see) lots of interesting things.

5 We ______ (go) to an old Inca city.

6 We ______ (do) some sightseeing.

7 I ______ (lose) my wallet and ticket.

8 I ______ (find) my ticket but not my wallet.

9 We ______ (leave) Bolivia yesterday.

10 We ______ (speak) to some friendly people.

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2 Write the past simple forms of these verbs.

EXAMPLE

go went

meet ________________

win ________________

eat ________________

think ________________

break ________________

come ________________

drive ________________

say ________________

buy ________________

know ________________

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3 Complete these sentences with the past simpleof the verb in brackets.

EXAMPLE

Did Tim meet Leo yesterday? (meet)

1 Ted ________________ his camera. (not find)

2 Tim ________________ £500 last week. (win)

3 ________________ Rosa ________________ Italianwhen she was little? (speak)

4 Pete and Karen ________________ up toManchester. (not drive)

5 I ________________ to school this morning. (go)

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4 Complete the dialogue. Put the verbs in thecorrect form of the past simple. (Use some verbsmore than once.)

find get stay lose go see happendo fall have be

David Hi, Mum.Mum Hi, David. How are you?David I’m fine thanks. I’m in Spain now.

Mum ______ you ______ a good time in Franceand Italy?

David Yes, we ________________ (1).

Mum We ________________ (2) your letter last

week. How long ________________ (3) you

________________ (4) in France?

David We ________________ (5) there for a week.

Mum What ________________ (6) you

________________ (7)?

David Oh, we ________________ (8) lots of sights.

Mum ________________ (9) you ________________(10) to any good restaurants in Italy?

David Oh, yes, we ________________ (11). But

guess what – I ________________ (12) mypassport!

Mum Oh, no! How ________________ (13) that

________________ (14)?

David On a bus. It ________________ (15) out ofmy pocket.

Mum ________________ (16) you

________________ (17) it again?

David Well, we ________________ (18) to thenearest police station, and they had it there.

I ________________ (19) really lucky.

Mum Yes, you ________________ (20).

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Did have


5 Delete the incorrect verb form. Then writeshort answers.

EXAMPLE

Did you have/had a pizza for dinner yesterday?Yes, I did.

1 Did you watch/watched anything interesting onTV last night?

Yes, ________________ .

2 Did they go/went shopping yesterday?

Yes, ________________ .

3 Was /Did your grandmother born in 1975?

No, ________________ .

4 Did they have/had a hamburger last night?

Yes, ________________ .

5 Were/Was you on holiday last week?

No, ________________ .

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6 Complete the questions.

Travel agent Can ________________ ?Customer Yes, please. I’d like to book a holiday.Travel agent (1) Where ________________________

________________________________ ?Customer Majorca, I think.Travel agent (2) How __________________________

______________________________ for?Customer It’s for three people.Travel agent (3) Are ___________________________

_________________________________ ?Customer Yes, we’re all adults.Travel agent (4) How long ______________________

______________________________ for?Customer About 7 days.

Travel agent (5) When _________________________

_________________________________ ?Customer In May.

Travel agent (6) _______________________________business or economy?

Customer Economy class, please.

Travel agent (7) Do ____________________________accommodation?

Customer Yes, please. A mid-price hotel with aswimming pool, please.

Travel agent (8) How __________________________go?

Customer By plane.

Travel agent (9) _____________________________ ?Customer It’s Hobbs.

Travel agent (10) ____________________________ ?Customer H-O-B-B-STravel agent Thank you. Right, I’ll have a look at

the computer now.

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Jake woke up in his hotel in Paris and looked at hisalarm clock. It was 8.30. It was late! He had a flightto Milan at 10.30, and an important meeting withSignor Rossini. He didn’t have time to have ashower. He got dressed quickly, didn’t eat anybreakfast, packed his bag and hurried downstairs.As he checked out of the hotel, the receptionist gavehim a message but he didn’t look at it. He put it inhis pocket, ran out of the hotel and got into a taxi.The traffic on the way to the airport was terrible andthe taxi cost a lot of money. He didn’t arrive at theairport until ten past ten. He checked in, showed hisboarding pass and ticket and rushed to the plane. Hegot on the plane just in time.He found his seat and sat down. Five minutes laterthe plane took off. He remembered the message inhis pocket. he took it out and read it. It was from hissecretary and the message was: ‘Don’t go to Milantoday’!

EXAMPLE

Where was Jake? He was in his hotel in Paris.

1 What time did Jake wake up?

____________________________________________

2 What time was his flight?

____________________________________________

3 Where was his meeting?

____________________________________________

4 Did he have a shower?

____________________________________________

5 What did the hotel receptionist give him?

____________________________________________

6 What did he put in his pocket?

____________________________________________

7 How did he get to the airport?

____________________________________________

8 Did he get on the plane?

____________________________________________

9 What did he read on the plane?

____________________________________________

10 What did the message say?

____________________________________________

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Total 100

I help you


Unit 11 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the presentcontinuous.

EXAMPLE

Richard is cooking (cook).

1 Martin ________________ (not eat) a sandwich.

2 Terry ________________ (watch) TV.

3 I ________________ (study) chemistry.

4 Chelsea ________________ (not win) the match.

5 John ________________ (park) the car.

6 It ________________ (rain).

7 Mark ________________ (read) a newspaper.

8 You ________________ (not listen) to me.

9 They ________________ (swim).

10 Carol ________________ (sit) at the bar.

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2 Make these sentences negative.

EXAMPLE

Caroline is sitting down.Caroline isn’t sitting down.

1 Bridgit and Gloria are eating ice-creams.

____________________________________________

2 Alan is building a sandcastle.

____________________________________________

3 I am having fun.

____________________________________________

4 You are talking on the phone.

____________________________________________

5 We are wearing sunglasses.

____________________________________________

6 He’s wearing his new coat.

____________________________________________

7 Sue and Ann are studying art at university.

____________________________________________

8 Paul’s enjoying the party.

____________________________________________

9 Michelle’s sitting over there.

____________________________________________

10 Bella is carrying an umbrella.

____________________________________________

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3 Make these sentences into questions.

EXAMPLE

Nicky’s watching TV.Is Nicky watching TV?

1 You’re studying for exams.

____________________________________________

2 The taxi’s waiting.

____________________________________________

3 We’re staying at the Excelsior.

____________________________________________

4 He’s having a shower.

____________________________________________

5 I’m wearing a hat.

____________________________________________

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EXAMPLE

to/talking/isn’t/Sophie/TerrySophie isn’t talking to Terry.

1 sitting room/are/Sue/Martin/cards/in/playing/the/and

____________________________________________

2 Ken/and/a/taking/is/June/photo/of/Sophie

____________________________________________

3 umbrella/beach/under/lying/are/Mo/and/Colleen/a

____________________________________________

4 holiday/good/having/you/are/a/?

____________________________________________

5 moment/at/listening/you/are/to/music/the/what?

____________________________________________

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5 Find words for items of clothing.

EXAMPLE

htossr shorts

1 ktcjea __________________________________

2 eti __________________________________

3 hssoe __________________________________

4 cossk __________________________________

5 thsir __________________________________

6 serds __________________________________

7 trish __________________________________

8 prempuj __________________________________

9 uist __________________________________

10 etsrosur __________________________________

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Assistant ______ I ________________ (1) you?

Customer Yes. How ________________ (2) are

________________ (3) trousers?

Assistant ________________ (4) £47.50.Customer Have you got them in a

________________ (5) 32?

Assistant Just a minute. Yes, ________________(6) you are.

Customer Thank you. Can I ________________ (7)them on?

Assistant Yes, of course. The ________________(8) rooms are over there.

Customer Thank you.Assistant How are they?

Customer ________________ (9) fine thanks.

________________ (10) take them.Assistant Do you want anything else?

Customer Yes, ________________ (11) I have

________________ (12) socks here,please?

Assistant Yes, of course. ________________ (13).£52 altogether then, please.

Customer Can I ________________ (14) by creditcard?

Assistant Yes, of course. Could you

________________ (15) here, please?Thank you.

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7 Complete the text. Put the verbs in bracketsinto the present simple or present continuous.

Tamara Adams is fifteen years old. She normally

________________ the bus to school at 8.30. She

________________ (1 meet) her best friend, Stacey

Thomas, at the bus stop. Like all the other girls at

Westin High School, Tamara ________________

(2 wear) the school uniform – a green skirt and a

white blouse, with green socks, a green tie, and a

black jacket. When she ________________ (3 come)

home in the evening, she ________________ (4 do)

her homework and ________________ (5 watch) TV.

But this week Tamara ________________ (6 not go)

to school. She ________________ (7 not wear) her

school uniform. She ________________ (8 wear) the

latest fashions. It ________________ (9 be) now

11o’clock on Wednesday morning. At this time

Tamara usually ________________ (10 walk) across

the school playground to her lesson and nobody

________________ (11 look) at her. But this week

things are different. She ________________ (12 not

walk) across the playground. She ________________

(13 walk) along the catwalk at the London Clothes

show. Hundreds of people ________________

(14 watch) her and cameras ________________

(15 flash).

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8 Read the text from exercise 7 and writequestions for the answers.

EXAMPLE

How old is Tamara?She’s 15 years old.

1 ____________________________________________At 8.30.

2 ____________________________________________Stacey Thomas.

3 ____________________________________________She watches TV.

4 ____________________________________________The latest fashions.

5 ____________________________________________She’s walking along the catwalk.

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Total 100

Can

catches


Unit 12 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Write the comparatives and superlatives ofthese adjectives.

Adjective Comparative Superlativelong longer the longest

1 heavy ______________ ______________

2 nice ______________ ______________

3 intelligent ______________ ______________

4 happy ______________ ______________

5 difficult ______________ ______________

6 slim ______________ ______________

7 large ______________ ______________

8 healthy ______________ ______________

9 young ______________ ______________

10 fit ______________ ______________

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Adjective Comparative Superlative

good better ____________

bad ____________ ____________

____________ ____________ the furthest

5

3 Write sentences.

EXAMPLE

London/Venice/bigLondon is bigger than Venice.

1 Brigitte Bardot/Celine Dion/old

____________________________________________

2 a motorbike/a bicycle/expensive

____________________________________________

3 Iceland/Australia/cold

____________________________________________

4 an orange/a chocolate pudding/healthy

____________________________________________

5 an athlete/a football fan/fit

____________________________________________

6 10 out of 10 marks/5 out of 10 marks/good

____________________________________________

7 a dictionary/a short story/thick

____________________________________________

8 England/Italy/cloudy

____________________________________________

9 the Intermediate level/the Elementarylevel/difficult

____________________________________________

10 a 10 kilo bag/a 5 kilo bag/heavy

____________________________________________

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4 Complete the text. Choose from:

eat most largest darkest becominghealthy enough cheaper November feltmore lower worst went feel fitter besthealthier excellent popular looking

Do you want to be ______ and _______________ (1)?

Would you like to look younger? Do you want to

________________ (2) ________________ (3) relaxed?

Then try a few days on a health farm. Health farms

are ________________ (4) one of the most

________________ (5) places for a short break. I

________________ (6) to Henley Manor for the

weekend. It’s the ________________ (7) health farm

in the county but it isn’t the ________________ (8)

expensive. After two days of exercise and massage I

________________ (9) ten times better. But the

________________ (10) thing was the food. It was all

very ________________ (11) of course, but it was

________________ (12), too! If you’re

________________ (13) for something a bit

________________ (14), try a winter break. Winter is

the ________________ (15) and coldest time of the

year and it can also be the ________________ (16)

time for your body. We all ________________ (17)

too much and don’t take ________________ (18)

exercise. A lot of health farms offer

________________ (19) prices Monday to Friday from

________________ (20) to March.

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fitter


5 Find words for parts of the body.

EXAMPLE

ram arm

1 egl _____________ 6 ooft _____________

2 dnah _____________ 7 cekn _____________

3 sethc _____________ 8 grnief _____________

4 daeh _____________ 9 are _____________

5 tumho _____________ 10 irah _____________

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6 Write the plurals of these words.

EXAMPLE

banana bananas

1 foot ___________ 6 dream ___________

2 city ___________ 7 glass ___________

3 tooth ___________ 8 person ___________

4 woman ___________ 9 child ___________

5 sandwich ___________ 10 hero ___________

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7 Match the problems and the advice.

I’m hungry. Don’t stay up so late.

I’ve got toothache. Put your coat on.

I’ve got stomach ache. Have something to eat.

I can’t read that sign. Go to the dentist’s.

I’m cold. Don’t eat so much.

I’m tired. Go to the optician’s.

5


A A What’s ______

B My back ________________ (1).

A Well, you ________________ (2) go and see the doctor.

B No, it’s ________________ (3) that bad.

B A Are you all ________________ (4)?

B No, I don’t ________________ (5) well.

A Well, you ________________ (6) go out this

evening, then. You ________________ (7) go to bed.

C A What’s the ________________ (8)?

B I’m tired.

A Well, you ________________ (9) stay up so

________________ (10).

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9 Read the text and decide if the sentences aretrue (T) or false (F)).

Duncan needed a holiday and he decided to rent anold cottage out in the country. It belonged to an oldfarmer called Mr Trent.When Duncan arrived, it was dark but he noticedthat there was a light on in the house. There was asign next to the door: Black Bob Cottage. The doorwas open. It was very cold inside the cottage. Therewas a man in one of the armchairs. He was a veryfat man with long black hair and a huge black beard.‘Come in,’ he said, when he saw Duncan. ‘Have adrink.’ Duncan noticed that the man only had threefingers on his hand. He took the glass and dranksome of the beer. Then he sat down in the sofa. Hesuddenly felt very tired and he fell asleep.When he woke up, it was morning. He was still onthe sofa. Someone knocked at the door and Duncanwent to open it. ‘Good morning, Mr Peters,’ said theman at the door. ‘I’m sorry I wasn’t here when youarrived last night. Did you find the key all right?’‘The door was open,’ said Duncan. ‘There wasanother man in here.’The farmer looked surprised. ‘What was he like?’ hesaid.‘He was very fat,’ said Duncan. ‘And he had a bigblack beard.’‘That sounds just like Black Bob,’ said the farmerand he laughed.‘Black Bob?’ said Duncan. ‘Is this his cottage?’‘Well, it was his cottage,’ said the farmer. ‘He livedhere a long time ago.’‘Has he got only three fingers on one hand?’‘Yes, but how did you know that?’‘Well, he was here last night,’ said Duncan.‘Oh, I can’t believe that,’ said the farmer. ‘Black Bobdied thirty years ago.’

EXAMPLE

Duncan decided to rent a cottage because he needed a holiday. T F

1 It was light when Duncan arrived. T F2 The house didn’t belong to Mr Trent. T F3 When Bob went in, he saw the farmer

sitting in the armchair. T F4 The man in the armchair had three

fingers on one hand. T F5 The man offered Duncan a drink of beer. T F6 In the morning Duncan woke up in bed. T F7 Mr Trent knocked on the door in the

morning. T F8 The farmer told Duncan that Black Bob

still lived in the cottage. T F9 Mr Trent was surprised that Duncan

knew about the man’s fingers. T F10 Black Bob died many years before

Duncan arrived at the house. T F

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up?


Unit 13 Test

Name: _______________________________


EXAMPLE

She’s going to eat a sandwich.She isn’t going to eat a sandwich.

1 I’m going to save all the money.

____________________________________________

2 He’s going to buy a horse.

____________________________________________

3 They’re going to book a holiday.

____________________________________________

4 You’re going to run.

____________________________________________

5 We’re going to buy a sports car.

____________________________________________

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2 Write questions.

EXAMPLE

you/buy/a dog Are you going to buy a dog?

1 it/be/great

____________________________________________

2 they/spend/money

____________________________________________

3 Ellen/fly/Concorde

____________________________________________

4 the group/buy new equipment

____________________________________________

5 we/go round the world

____________________________________________

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3 Write positive sentences.

EXAMPLE

Gary/go to an expensive restaurantGary is going to go to an expensive restaurant.

1 Peter/work in a hospital

____________________________________________

2 Barry/stay in bed late

____________________________________________

3 Debbie/learn to drive

____________________________________________

4 Ed and Fiona/cycle round Europe

____________________________________________

5 Henrietta/watch movies all day

____________________________________________

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4 Read the text and write short answers.

Joan, Mary, Fred and Max have won £1,000,000 onthe lottery.Joan is going to travel round the world. She isn’tgoing to work in an office.Mary is going to go to university. She isn’t going tobuy new clothes.Fred is going to buy a house in America and a housein France. He isn’t going to buy a house in theBahamas.Max is going to give lots of money to charity. Heisn’t going to put it all in a bank.

EXAMPLE

Is Joan going to work in an office?No, she isn’t.

1 Is Mary going to go to university?

____________________________________________

2 Is Fred going to buy a house in America?

____________________________________________

3 Is Mary going to buy new clothes?

____________________________________________

4 Is Max going to put it all in the bank?

____________________________________________

5 Is Joan going to travel round the world?

____________________________________________

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not stay go see finish not go spend

Kate Mahoney ________________ on tour with some

really famous bands next year. Her manager

________________ (1) some record companies next

week. They ________________ (2) their prize money

on new equipment for the band. They

________________ (3) on holiday because they

haven’t got enough time. Their bass guitarist

________________ (4) in the band – he

________________ (5) his studies at university.

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is going


6 Complete the sentences with the verbs in thecorrect form. Choose from:

set off get up go away put on get onget to look after check out of

EXAMPLE

Mrs Nicholson is looking after the children. She’smaking dinner for them.

1 It’s going to be a long journey. We’re going to

________________ at five o’clock in the morningto avoid traffic.

2 I ________________ at seven thirty in themorning and then I have breakfast.

3 Andy stayed in New York three nights. He

________________ the hotel this morning at 10o’clock and flew back to England.

4 I’m cold. I think I’m going to ________________my jacket.

5 I left London at 4 o’clock and ________________Oxford at 6.00.

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A A ______ we go out for a ________________ (1) on Saturday night?

B Mmm, that ________________ (2) be nice.

A Where shall we ________________ (3)?

B ________________ (4) about that new Japanese restaurant in the square?

A Good idea. Is eight o’clock all right?B Yes, eight’s fine.

A Right. ________________ (5) I give the restaurant a ring and make a reservation?

B OK. Here’s the phone book.

B A ________________ (6) don’t we go out somewhere this afternoon?

B OK. Let’s ________________ (7) bowling.A Good idea. What time do you

________________ (8) to go?

B Oh, not too early. I can call for you at 2.30.

A No, ________________ (9) meet at the bowling

alley because I’m ________________ (10) to be in town this afternoon.

B OK. We can get lunch in the bowling alley.

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At 21, Tiger Woods was the youngest ever championof the US Masters golf tournament, and he won withthe best ever score. He was also the first black golferto win a major tournament. Everybody wanted toknow him. He appeared on several TV shows. ThePresident of the United States, Bill Clinton, calledhim up and the sports company Nike offered him acontract of $40 million.Tiger (his real name is Eldrick) Woods was born on30 December 1975 in Cypress, California. Hismother, Kultilda, was from Thailand. His father, Earl,was an American army officer and a keen golfer. Asa baby, Tiger watched his father and he startedplaying golf as soon as he was old enough. When hewas three years old he was already a very goodplayer and he soon started to win tournaments. In1991 he became the youngest ever Junior champion.In November 1996 he became a professional, andless than six months later he beat the best players inthe world to win the US Masters.Some people think that Tiger is going to be evenbetter in the future. ‘He’s going to win moretournaments, of course,’ says golf commentator, JeffBinns. ‘But Tiger Woods is more important that that.He hits the ball harder and further than anyone else.He’s young and good-looking, too, so millions of kidsare going to take up golf now, and they’re all goingto want to play like Tiger.’

EXAMPLE

What did Tiger Woods win at the age of 21?He won The US Master golf tournament.

1 What is Tiger Woods’ real name?

____________________________________________

2 When was he born?

____________________________________________

3 Where is his mother from?

____________________________________________

4 What did his father do?

____________________________________________

5 What did he do in 1991?

____________________________________________

6 What did he do in 1996?

____________________________________________

7 What are millions of kids going to do?

____________________________________________

8 Who telephoned Tiger?

____________________________________________

9 What did Nike offer him?

____________________________________________

10 What did he do as a baby?

____________________________________________

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Total 100

Shall


Unit 14 Test

Name: _______________________________

1 Write sentences in the present perfect.

EXAMPLE

Mark/fly/in an aeroplaneMark has flown in an aeroplane.

1 Louise/drive/racing car

____________________________________________

2 Mark/not/drive/any sort of car

____________________________________________

3 Louise/fly/in a helicopter

____________________________________________

4 Mark and Louise/not/do/scuba diving

____________________________________________

5 Mark/ride/a horse

____________________________________________

5

2 Make the sentences in exercise 1 intoquestions.

EXAMPLE

Mark has flown in an aeroplane.Has Mark flown in an aeroplane?

1 ____________________________________________

2 ____________________________________________

3 ____________________________________________

4 ____________________________________________

5 ____________________________________________

5

3 Complete the sentences with the correct formof the present perfect.

EXAMPLE

Tom has eaten (eat) snake.

1 Shaun ________________ (see) an eclipse.

2 Peter ________________ (not watch) Americanfootball.

3 I ________________ (not play) golf.

4 They ________________ (meet) Tiger Woods.

5 Jane and John ________________ (be) in a play.

6 We ________________ (not won) a competition.

7 I ________________ (work) in a shop.

8 Mac ________________ (not wear) a kilt.

9 Lots of people ________________ (break) a bone.

10 Martin and Maria ________________ (spend) aweekend at a health farm.

10


EXAMPLE

Have you ever been to France?Yes, I have.

1 A ________________ ever flown an aeroplane?

B No, I ________________ .

2 A ________________ climbed a mountain?

B Yes, she ________________ .

3 A ________________ ever been to another country?

B Yes, they ________________ .

4 A ________________ ever appeared on TV?

B No, he ________________ .

5 A ________________ ever met the US President?

B No, they ________________ .

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5 David and Teresa like going on interestingholidays. Look at the table and writesentences.

David Teresa

visit every country in Europe ✓ ✓

eat snake ✘ ✓

ride on an elephant ✓ ✘

climb the Pyramid ✘ ✘

drive around the world ✘ ✘

dig up dinosaur bones in America ✘ ✓

swim with dolphins ✘ ✓

EXAMPLE

David and Teresa have visited every country in Europe.Teresa has eaten snake but David hasn’t.

1 ____________________________________________

2 ____________________________________________

3 ____________________________________________

4 ____________________________________________

5 ____________________________________________

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6 Find the words for places.

EXAMPLE

aodr road

1 edirbg ________________

2 yelavl ________________

3 lihl ________________

4 haceb ________________

5 leidf ________________

6 ntuaoimn ________________

7 evirr ________________

8 dalsin ________________

9 terofs ________________

10 kael ________________

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7 Write the past participles of these verbs.

EXAMPLE

eat eaten

1 lose ________________

2 know ________________

3 take ________________

4 drink ________________

5 feel ________________

6 choose ________________

7 steal ________________

8 sleep ________________

9 run ________________

10 fall ________________

10

8 Complete the points of the compass.

5

9 Complete the texts. Use the verbs in bracketsin the present perfect or the past simple.

A I __________ (go) on three expeditions now. I

________________ (1 study) elephants in Africa. I

________________ (2 count) birds in the rain

forests in South America, and ________________

(3 study) whales in the Pacific Ocean. The most

interesting trip ________________ (4 be) studying

whales. We ________________ (5 go) out in boats

and ________________ (6 look) for whales. We

________________ (7 take) photographs and

________________ (8 record) their songs.

B A ________________ you ever ________________ (9 climb) a mountain?

B Yes, I ________________ (10), several times.

A When ________________ you

________________ (11 go) up your first mountain?

B Let me see. I first ________________ (12 climb) a mountain in 1997. It________________ (13 be) Ben Nevis inScotland.

A ________________ you ________________ (14 enjoy) it?

B Oh, yes, I ________________ (15).

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10 Write questions to complete the dialogue.

Craig Hello, this is Craig Wood from the PM Quiz.What’s your name?

Susan It’s Susan Webb.Craig (1) Welcome to the show.

________________ , Susan?Susan I’m 28.

Craig (2) ________________ on the radio before?Susan No, I haven’t. This is my first time!

Craig (3) ___________________________________ ?Susan I live in London.

Craig (4) ___________________________________ ?Susan I’m a nurse.

Craig (5) ___________________________________ ?Susan Yes, I am. I’ve been married for two years.

Craig (6) ___________________________________ ?Susan His name’s Jason.

Craig (7) ___________________________________ ?Susan He’s a computer operator.

Craig (8) ________________ at the moment?Susan Yes, he is. He’s here by the phone.

Craig (9) _____________________________________help you with the answers?

Susan Yes, he is.

Craig (10) ________________ to New York, Susan?Susan No, I haven’t.Craig Well the prize today is a weekend in New

York. Are you ready for the first question?

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north

north-east

south-west

’ve been


End of Year Test

Name: _______________________________


EXAMPLE

This is Harry. He’s from the USA.

1 Hi. ______ Oscar. ______ nineteen.

2 A ______ you ______ a mobile phone?

B No, I ______ .

3 Peter hasn’t got a car because he ______ drive.

4 A What kind of music ______ Simon ______ ?B He likes classical music.

5 Jane ______ usually eat breakfast. She only

______ a coffee.

6 A ______ Flora like travelling ______ work?

B Yes, ________________ .

7 Bruce and Wanda sometimes ______ jogging

______ Saturday.

8 A ________________ any cars ______ the street?

B Yes, ________________ .

9 A Where ______ you last night?

B I ______ at the movies.

10 Yesterday I ______ a CD from a supermarket.

11 A ______ you have a good time?

B Yes, it ______ great.

A What ______ you ______ ?

B We ______ a lot of sightseeing. We ______ a

car and ______ round the island.

12 A What ______ you ______ ?

B I’m looking ______ my glasses.

13 A What ______ you ______ to do in the summer holidays?

B I’m ________________ stay in bed every day!

14 A I ______ toothache.

B You ______ go ______ the dentist.

15 A ______ you ever ______ to Paris?

B No, I ________________ .

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2 Match questions and answers.

1 ■■ Hi! How are you? a They’re fine, thanks.

2 ■■ How’s your wife? b Oh, that’s interesting.

3 ■■ How do you do? c I’m from Germany.

4 ■■ What do you do? d That sounds great. Did you enjoy it?

5 ■■ See you! e Yes, where do you want to go?

6 ■■ Is the meeting f Yes, have you got on Friday? any postcards?

7 ■■ How are your g No, I’m sorry. parents? We haven’t.

8 ■■ I’m a doctor. h Go upstairs. It’s on the left.

9 ■■ I’m from Canada. i I’m fine thanks. What about you? And you?

10 ■■ Can I help you? j Biology.

11 ■■ Would you like a k He’s rather nice.drink?

12 ■■ What time? l Yes, it was fantastic!

13 ■■ Where’s room m OK, see you.number 21?

14 ■■ I went to the new n Yes. That’s a great club last night. idea.

15 ■■ We’d like to book o No, it isn’t. It’s on a holiday. Thursday.

16 ■■ Have you got p She’s fine, thanks.them in size 30?

17 ■■ Would you like to q Yes, please. I’ll have go hang-gliding? a coffee.

18 ■■ What are you r Yes, the changing studying? room’s over there.

19 ■■ What’s he like? s How about 9.00 am?

20 ■■ Was it good? t Pleased to meet you.

21 ■■ Can I try them on? u I’m a shop assistant.

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2 End of Year Test LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

3 Complete the crossword.

Across2 Opposite of short5 Past simple of begin

7 He and ________________

9 ________________ , better, the best

10 My birthday’s ________________ July.11 It’s bigger than a car, it carries a lot of things on

the roads.14 Men wear it round their necks.15 11th16 Plural of person18 You wear this on your head.19 The infinitive of was/were20 The present of took

21 This ________________ a crossword.22 You drink tea from this.24 The present of did26 This has four legs and you find it in the dining

room.27 You wear these if you can’t see.30 It’s wet weather.31 The month before January

33 Hers and ________________

34 The meeting’s ________________ 9 o’clock. 35 You sleep here.

Down1 The past of fall2 133 Arm and ________________ 4 The past of do5 You sleep on this.6 It’s outside your house.7 A season8 Aunt and ________________

12 The past of go13 You wear these on your feet.14 It’s red and you can eat it in sandwiches.16 A dog or cat is one of these.17 A colour19 Opposite of small23 You wash in here.24 You eat this in the evening.25 A sport28 There are two on your face. You see with them.29 You sit on this on a train or at the theatre.32 There is one of these on your face. It is between

your eyes.

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Total 100

1

11

2 3 4

9

13

5 6

7

10

8

16 17

15

12

18 19

2120

14

24

31

29

34 35

32 33

30

28

27

2625

22 23

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KeyUnit 1

1 1 ’s 4 ’s 7 ’m 10 ’s2 ’m 5 ’s 8 ’s3 are 6 is 9 ’s

One mark for each correct answer.

2 1 I 3 She 5 He2 They 4 It


3 1 b 3 b 5 a2 d 4 c


4 1 seventeen 4 fifteen2 twenty 5 eighty3 thirteen


5 1 children 4 students2 watches 5 people3 men


6 1 slim 4 slow2 young 5 cheap3 small


7 1 A fast dog 4 A short woman2 A small car 5 A thick book3 An expensive hat


8 1 orange 3 purple 5 brown2 green 4 yellow

Two marks for each correct answer.

9 1 Anything 3 That’s 5 That’s2 thank 4 large


10 1 meet 6 from 11 meet 16 you2 name’s 7 I’m 12 this 17 from3 Pleased 8 from 13 Pleased 18 are4 you 9 my 14 meet 19 you5 are 10 Pleased 15 Where 20 I’m


11 Interviewer What’s your name?Harold My name’s Harold Black.Interviewer How do you spell that?Harold It’s S-C-H-M-I-D-T.Interviewer Thank you. Where are you from?Harold I’m from Germany.Interviewer What’s your address?Harold 36 Buxton Road, London, W1.Interviewer What’s your telephone number?Harold 0181 3392169.Interviewer And how old are you?Harold I’m 21.


Unit 2

1 1 Isisn’t

2 Aream isn’t ’s

3 isn’tis’s

4 Arearen’t ’re

5 Arearen’t They’re


2 1 I’m not on holiday.2 Mr and Mrs Smith aren’t from America.3 We aren’t in a meeting.4 My favourite colour isn’t black.5 My parents aren’t from India.


3 1 Where are my books?2 We’re from the Netherlands.3 Is your teacher from London?4 Are your friends on holiday?5 Excuse me, are you Mrs Burton?


4 1 I’m not 3 they aren’t 5 we are2 he is 4 she isn’t


5 1 nurse 6 dentist2 waiter 7 pilot3 teacher 8 engineer4 secretary 9 architect5 doctor 10 student


6 1 My 6 your2 our 7 Her3 your 8 our4 Her 9 my5 his 10 their


7 Stand up. Go to Room 15.Close your book. Write your address.Listen to the cassette.


8 1 do 8 an 14 you2 I’m 9 from 15 fine3 meet 10 you 16 you4 do 11 from 17 bad5 I’m 12 interesting 18 And6 That’s /nice, etc. 19 She’s7 about 13 How 20 See


9 1 Irene Bloggs2 Susan3 Georgios Papadopoulos4 Maria Papadopoulou5 Irene and Jim Bloggs6 Georgios Papadopoulos7 Ian Blair8 Susan9 Ian Blair

10 Maria Papadopoulou


Unit 3

1 1 Have gothave ’ve

2 Has gothasn’t

3 Has gothas


2 1 I haven’t 4 it hasn’t2 he has 5 she hasn’t3 they have


1KeyLIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

2 Key

3 1 I haven’t got a camera.2 Paola hasn’t got a CD player.3 Jerry and Sue haven’t got a dog.4 Margaret hasn’t got a computer.5 You haven’t got a watch.


4 1 John’s got glasses.2 Frank’s from Brazil.3 Frank’s mother’s from France.4 This isn’t Mr Baxter’s address, it’s Mrs Liley’s.5 My uncle’s wife’s from Germany.6 Whose car’s this? It’s Mary’s.7 The boy’s name’s Tom.8 Ellen’s Peter’s wife.9 What are your parents’ names?

10 Karen’s dog’s name’s Ben.


5 1 John has got glasses.2 Frank is from Brazil.3 Frank’s mother is from France.4 This is not Mr Baxter’s address, it is Mrs Liley’s.5 My uncle’s wife is from Germany.6 Whose car is this? It is Mary’s.7 The boy’s name is Tom.8 Ellen is Peter’s wife.9 What are your parents’ names?

10 Karen’s dog’s name is Ben.


6 daughter aunt grandfatherfather nephew


7 1 help 6 any2 much 7 there3 those 8 these4 have 9 else5 that 10 are


8 1 old 10 bald 19 She2 s 11 s 20 got3 tall 12 got 21 eyes4 s 13 glasses 22 long5 quite 14 s 23 black6 s 15 years 24 s7 got 16 old 25 attractive8 green 17 She9 s 18 tall


Unit 4

1 1 Can 4 Cancan’t can’t

2 Can 5 Cancan 6 can’t

3 Cancan


2 1 Jenny can’t play a musical instrument.2 Jenny can speak a foreign language.3 Jenny can cook.4 Jenny can’t play tennis.5 Jenny can swim.


3 1 can’t has to2 can’t has to3 Can

have to4 can’t has to5 Can

have to


4 Tuesday Friday SundayThursday Saturday


5 1 It’s quarter past eight. 4 It’s five past eleven.2 It’s twenty to four. 5 It’s ten to one.3 It’s quarter to nine.


6 1 on2 on3 in

in at


7 1 swim 6 sing2 drive 7 play golf3 run 8 play basketball4 paint 9 ride a bicycle5 dance 10 play the violin


8 1 help 6 about2 can 7 afraid3 please 8 name4 come 9 It’s5 can’t 10 Goodbye


9 1 F 6 F2 F 7 T3 T 8 F4 F 9 F5 T 10 F


Unit 5

1 1 I don’t like coffee.2 They don’t like foreign food.3 He doesn’t smoke.4 I don’t speak Italian.5 We don’t play tennis.


2 1 Do you listen to music?2 They go to restaurants at the weekend.3 Do you want a drink?4 I drink tea in the morning.5 They drink coffee with their meals.6 I don’t like writing letters.7 We play tennis and we watch TV.8 I have dinner at about 7 o’clock.9 Do you work on Saturday?

10 What do you do in your free time?


3 1 like 11 do you do2 don’t like 12 go3 Do you play 13 go4 we do 14 don’t watch5 plays 15 Do you go6 play 16 do7 Do you speak 17 go8 don’t 18 do you prefer9 do you go 19 like

10 go 20 don’t like


4 1 some 3 any2 any 4 some any


5 1 C 6 C2 C 7 C3 U 8 U4 U 9 C5 U 10 U


LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

3Key

6 1 a bag of crisps 4 a cup of tea2 a pint of milk 5 a bottle of lemonade3 a glass of wine


7 1 would 6 want 11 Can2 Can 7 Can 12 cup3 Do 8 Do 13 want4 please 9 What 14 That’s5 Here 10 like 15 Here


8 1 have 6 lunch 11 cheese2 coffee 7 about 12 eggs3 until 8 dinner 13 eating4 have 9 don’t 14 restaurants5 glass 10 meat 15 vegetarians


Unit 6

1 1 doesn’t live lives 4 enjoys doesn’t enjoy2 wants doesn’t want 5 doesn’t come comes3 travels doesn’t travel


2 1 work 6 watch 11 plays2 works 7 wants 12 enjoy3 works 8 prefers 13 costs4 don’t enjoy 9 likes 14 go5 live 10 plays 15 don’t go


3 1 Where do they live?2 Where do they go on holiday?3 What does Deborah do?4 What does Harry do at the weekend?5 What does Deborah do at the weekend?


4 1 — 5 — —2 es 6 s3 — 7 s4 s 8 — —


5 1 Melanie always goes jogging in the morning.2 Helen often isn’t at home in the evening.3 Peter normally stays at home in the evening.4 Frank never has lectures on Friday.5 Monica can’t always go skiing in the afternoon.


6 1 What time does the plane leave?2 What time do the shops close on Saturday?3 What time does the film finish this evening?4 What time does the train arrive?5 What time do you come home?


7 have a shower get dressedclean your teeth catch a trainread in the library do the crosswordwatch TV listen to the radiogo to bed buy food


8 4 Then he gets dressed.8 He comes home at about half past six.6 He leaves the house at eight o’clock.

11 He goes to bed late.1 Peter wakes up at seven o’clock.3 He has a shower.

10 He watches TV all evening.5 After breakfast he cleans his teeth.2 He doesn’t get up until 7.15.7 He catches the 8.15 train to Manchester.9 After dinner he washes up.

One mark for each correct sentence.

9 1 He lives in India.2 He works in Bombay.3 He works for a computer company in Los Angeles,

California.4 No, he doesn’t. He goes to work by bus.5 The computer company sends him information by

e-mail.6 He sends information to the computer company by

e-mail. 7 He sends programs to the company.8 a Because it costs less to do the work in India.

b Because the time difference between India and California is twelve hours.

9 His work arrives before the computer company starts in the morning.


Unit 7

1 1 There are 6 There are2 There isn’t 7 There aren’t3 There aren’t 8 There isn’t4 There are 9 There are5 There is 10 There aren’t


2 1 How many are there2 Are there there aren’t3 How many are there4 Is there there is5 How many are there


3 1 in 4 opposite2 in front of 5 under3 between


4 1 downstairs 4 flat2 hall 5 garage3 farm


5 bedroom bathroom kitchen living roomwardrobe toilet fridge sofabed shower cooker TV chest of bath washing machine armchair

drawers wash basin sink coffee table


6 1 to 6 near2 in 7 under3 on 8 on4 on 9 next to5 in 10 in


7 1 here 6 please2 the 7 Third3 welcome 8 Excuse4 Excuse 9 Where5 Where’s 10 Take


8 1 Christine and Ian2 Martin and Julia3 Martin and Julia, Christine and Ian4 Christine and Ian5 Margaret6 Margaret7 Christine and Ian8 Martin and Julia9 Martin and Julia

10 Margaret



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Unit 8

1 1 was 5 Were2 was were

were 6 was3 was was 7 were4 were


2 1 I wasn’t away last week.2 We weren’t at home yesterday evening.3 Our teacher wasn’t ill last week.4 Our friends weren’t in the restaurant at lunchtime.5 My marks in the English test weren’t good.


3 1 were 6 was 11 Was2 Were 7 was 12 was3 was 8 Were 13 Were4 wasn’t 9 was 14 were5 was 10 were 15 was


4 1 Were you out on Monday night?wasn’t

2 Was the concert good?was

3 Was Peter ill last week?was

4 Was your favourite TV programme on last night?wasn’t

5 Were Chloe and Valerie on holiday last week?were


5 1 The twenty-third of March2 The ninth of December3 The fifteenth of April4 The twenty-first of May5 The twelfth of July


6 1 at 6 on2 at 7 in3 on 8 in4 on 9 at5 in 10 on


7 1 And 6 good2 Were 7 there3 that 8 great4 It’s 9 was5 it 10 pity


8 1 wet 4 cloudy 2 cold 5 windy3 sunny


9 You’re welcome.It sounds great.Oh, really?No, I bet it wasn’t.Oh, I see.


10 1 It was Friday.2 It was night.3 He was in bed.4 Yes, he was.5 Yes, he was.6 They were away for the weekend.7 Yes, he was.8 He was seventeen.9 It was downstairs.

10 They were downstairs.


Unit 9

1 1 visited 6 stayed2 played 7 phoned3 finished 8 started4 listened 9 cleaned5 painted 10 opened


2 1 They didn’t need the land.2 I didn’t want to move house.3 We didn’t phone the local newspaper.4 The company didn’t change its plans.5 A reporter didn’t interview us.


3 1 Did Luke wave to the people?2 Did Fran try to pull Luke into the chair?3 Did the people look up?4 Did the chairlift operator climb up to the chair?5 Did the police helicopter arrive?


4 1 wanted 6 moved 11 waved2 waited 7 was 12 was3 arrived 8 were 13 was4 jumped 9 lifted 14 stopped5 followed 10 looked 15 slipped


5 1 whispered 6 shouted2 slipped 7 lift3 hurry 8 talked4 waved 9 jump5 climbed 10 grabbed


6 1 born 6 to 11 ago2 to 7 stay 12 And3 in 8 do 13 did4 didn’t 9 back 14 in5 there 10 When 15 was


7 1 When did Maria’s parents move to the USA?2 Why did her parents go to the USA?3 Where did they live when they first arrived?4 Where did they go next/after that?5 What did Maria’s father do?6 What did her mother do?7 What did Maria do?8 When did Maria get married? 9 Where did Maria and Russell live?

10 When did Maria die?


Unit 10

1 1 got 6 did2 had 7 lost3 took 8 found4 saw 9 left5 went 10 spoke


2 met camewon droveate saidthought boughtbroke knew


3 1 didn’t find2 won3 Did speak4 didn’t drive5 went



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4 1 did 6 did 11 did 16 Did2 got 7 do 12 lost 17 find3 did 8 saw 13 did 18 went4 stay 9 Did 14 happen 19 was5 were/stayed 10 go 15 fell 20 were


5 1 watch 4 haveI/we did they did

2 go 5 Werethey did I wasn’t/we weren’t

3 Wasshe wasn’t


6 1 would you like to go/do you want to go2 many people is it 3 you all adults4 would you like to go/do you want to go5 would you like to travel/do you want to travel6 Would you like/Do you want7 you need8 would you like to/do you want to9 What’s your surname

10 How do you spell that


7 1 He woke up at 8.30.2 His flight was at 10.30.3 His meeting was in Milan.4 He didn’t have a shower.5 The hotel receptionist gave him a message.6 He put the message in his pocket.7 He got to the airport by taxi.8 He got on the plane just in time.9 He read the message from his secretary on the plane.

10 The message said: ‘Don’t go to Milan today!’


Unit 11

1 1 isn’t eating 6 is raining2 is watching 7 is reading3 am studying 8 aren’t listening4 isn’t winning 9 are swimming5 is parking 10 is sitting


2 1 Bridgit and Gloria aren’t eating ice-creams.2 Alan isn’t building a sandcastle.3 I’m not having fun.4 You aren’t talking on the phone.5 We aren’t wearing sunglasses.6 He isn’t wearing his new coat.7 Sue and Ann aren’t studying art at university.8 Paul isn’t enjoying the party.9 Michelle isn’t sitting over there.

10 Bella isn’t carrying an umbrella.


3 1 Are you studying for exams?2 Is the taxi waiting?3 Are we staying at the Excelsior?4 Is he having a shower?5 Am I wearing a hat?


4 1 Sue and Martin are playing cards in the sitting room.2 Ken is taking a photo of Sophie and June.3 Mo and Colleen are lying under a beach umbrella.4 Are you having a good holiday?5 What music are you listening to at the moment?


5 1 jacket 6 dress2 tie 7 shirt3 shoes 8 jumper4 socks 9 suit5 skirt 10 trousers


6 1 help 6 here 11 can2 much 7 try 12 these3 these 8 changing 13 That’s4 They’re 9 They’re 14 pay5 size 10 I’ll 15 sign


7 1 meets 6 isn’t going 11 looks2 wears 7 isn’t wearing 12 isn’t walking3 comes 8 is wearing 13 is walking4 does 9 is 14 are watching5 watches 10 walks 15 are flashing


8 1 What time does Tamara normally catch the bus?2 Who is her best friend?3 What does she do in the evening?4 What is she wearing this week?5 What is she doing now?


Unit 12

1 1 heavier the heaviest2 nicer the nicest3 more intelligent the most intelligent4 happier the happiest5 more difficult the most difficult6 slimmer the slimmest7 larger the largest8 healthier the healthiest9 younger the youngest

10 fitter the fittest


2 Adjective Comparative Superlativethe best

worse the worstfar further


3 1 Brigitte Bardot is older than Celine Dion.2 A motorbike is more expensive than a bicycle.3 Iceland is colder than Australia.4 An orange is healthier than a chocolate pudding.5 An athlete is fitter than a football fan.6 10 out of 10 marks is better than 5 out of 10 marks.7 A dictionary is thicker than a short story.8 England is cloudier than Italy.9 The Intermediate level is more difficult than the

Elementary level.10 A 10 kilo bag is heavier than a 5 kilo bag.


4 1 healthier 6 went 11 healthy 16 worst2 feel 7 largest 12 excellent 17 eat3 more 8 most 13 looking 18 enough4 becoming 9 felt 14 cheaper 19 lower5 popular 10 best 15 darkest 20 November


5 1 leg 6 foot2 hand 7 neck3 chest 8 finger4 head 9 ear5 mouth 10 hair


6 1 feet 6 dreams2 cities 7 glasses3 teeth 8 people4 women 9 children5 sandwiches 10 heroes


7 I’ve got toothache. Go to the dentist’s.I’ve got stomach ache. Don’t eat so much.I can’t read that sign. Go to the optician’s.I’m cold. Put your coat on.I’m tired. Don’t stay up so late.



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Unit 14

1 1 Louise has driven a racing car.2 Mark hasn’t driven any sort of car.3 Louise has flown in a helicopter.4 Mark and Louise haven’t done scuba diving.5 Mark has ridden a horse.


2 1 Has Louise driven a racing car?2 Has Mark driven any sort of car?3 Has Louise flown in a helicopter?4 Have Mark and Louise done scuba diving?5 Has Mark ridden a horse?


3 1 has seen 6 haven’t won2 hasn’t watched 7 have worked3 haven’t played 8 hasn’t worn4 have met 9 have broken5 have been 10 have spent


4 1 Have you 4 Has hehaven’t hasn’t

2 Has she 5 Have theyhas haven’t

3 Have theyhave


5 1 David has ridden on an elephant but Teresa hasn’t.2 David and Teresa haven’t climbed the Pyramid.3 David and Teresa haven’t driven around the world.4 David hasn’t dug up dinosaur bones in America but

Teresa has.5 David hasn’t swum with dolphins but Teresa has.


6 1 bridge 6 mountain2 valley 7 river3 hill 8 island4 beach 9 forest5 field 10 lake


7 1 lost 6 chosen2 known 7 stolen3 taken 8 slept4 drunk 9 run5 felt 10 fallen


8 north-westwest eastsouth-eastsouth


9 1 ’ve studied 9 Have climbed2 ’ve counted 10 have3 ’ve studied 11 did go4 was 12 climbed5 went 13 was6 looked 14 Did enjoy7 took 15 did8 recorded


10 1 How old are you2 Have you ever been3 Where do you live4 What do you do5 Are you married6 What’s your husband’s name7 What does he do8 Is he at home/with you9 Is he going to

10 Have you ever been


8 1 hurts/aches 6 shouldn’t2 should 7 should3 not 8 matter4 right 9 shouldn’t5 feel 10 late


9 1 F 6 F2 F 7 T3 F 8 F4 T 9 T5 T 10 T


Unit 13

1 1 I’m not going to save all the money.2 He isn’t going to buy a horse.3 They aren’t going to book a holiday.4 You aren’t going to run.5 We aren’t going to buy a sports car.


2 1 Is it going to be great?2 Are they going to spend money?3 Is Ellen going to fly in Concorde?4 Is the group going to buy new equipment?5 Are we going to go round the world?


3 1 Peter is going to work in a hospital.2 Barry is going to stay in bed.3 Debbie is going to learn to drive.4 Ed and Fiona are going to cycle round Europe.5 Henrietta is going to watch movies all day.


4 1 Yes, she is. 4 No, he isn’t.2 Yes, he is. 5 Yes, she is.3 No, she isn’t.


5 1 is going to see 4 isn’t going to stay2 are going to spend 5 is going to finish3 aren’t going to go


6 1 set off 4 put on2 get up 5 got to3 checked out of


7 1 meal 6 Why2 would 7 go3 go 8 want4 What 9 let’s5 Shall 10 going


8 1 Tiger Woods’ real name is Eldrick Woods.2 He was born on 30 December 1975.3 His mother is from Thailand.4 His father was an army officer.5 In 1991 Tiger became the youngest ever Junior

Champion.6 In 1996 he became a professional.7 Millions of kids are going to take up golf.8 Bill Clinton telephoned him.9 Nike offered him a contract of $40 million.

10 He watched his father play golf.



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End of Year Test Key

1 1 I’m I’m2 Have got

haven’t3 can’t4 does like5 doesn’t has6 Does to

she does7 go on8 Are there in

there are9 were

was10 bought11 Did

wasdid dodid hired drove/went

12 are doingfor

13 are goinggoing to

14 ’ve gotshould to

15 Have beenhaven’t


2 2 How’s your wife? She’s fine, thanks.3 How do you do? Pleased to meet you.4 What do you do? I’m a shop assistant.5 See you! OK, see you.6 Is the meeting on Friday? No, it isn’t. It’s on Thursday.7 How are your parents? They’re fine, thanks.8 I’m a doctor. Oh, that’s interesting.9 I’m from Canada.

What about you? I’m from Germany.10 Can I help you? Yes, have you got any

postcards?

11 Would you like a drink? Yes, please. I’ll have a coffee.12 What time? How about 9 am?13 Where’s Room number

21? Go upstairs. It’s on the left.14 I went to the new club That sounds great. Did you

last night. enjoy it? 15 We’d like to book a Yes, where do you

holiday. want to go?16 Have you got them

in size 30? No, I’m sorry. We haven’t.17 Would you like to go

hang-gliding? Yes. That’s a great idea.18 What are you studying? Biology.19 What’s he like? He’s rather nice.20 Was it good? Yes, it was fantastic!21 Can I try them on? Yes, the changing room’s

over there.


3 Across Down5 began 2 thirteen7 she 3 leg9 good 4 did

10 in 5 bed11 lorry 6 garden14 tie 7 summer/spring15 eleventh 8 uncle16 people 12 went18 hat 13 shoes19 be 14 tomato20 take 16 pet21 is 17 purple22 cup 19 big24 do 23 bathroom26 table 24 dinner27 glasses 25 basketball31 rainy 28 eyes32 December 29 children34 his 30 seat35 at 33 nose36 bedroom 34 head37 dance 35 arm



pre-intermediate tests + key

1 Entry test LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

Entry test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences. Use the verbs whenprovided.

EXAMPLE

Open your book. (open)

Imperatives

1 __________ up your pen! (pick)

2 __________ up! (not stand up)

3 __________ down! (sit)

Verb be (present simple)

4 A Where __________ you from?

B __________ from America.

5 A __________ this your car?

B No, it __________ .

6 They __________ from England. They __________from New Zealand.

Possessive adjectives

7 A What are __________ names?

B Mr and Mrs Newton.

8 My girlfriend is a secretary. __________ name’sJane.

9 I’m married. __________ husband is a teacher.

Verb have (got) (present simple)

10 A __________ you got any brothers or sisters?

B Yes, I __________ . I __________ a sister.

11 A Does Pilar __________ a computer?

B No, she __________ .

Can

12 A __________ they __________ any foreignlanguages? (speak)

B Yes, they __________ . They ____________________ German.

13 Alan __________ . He makes terrible meals. (notcook)

14 I __________ table tennis. (play)

Have to

15 A Can Margaret come to see the film?

B No, I’m sorry, she __________ meet her son’steacher.

16 A __________ you __________ read the report bynext Tuesday?

B Yes, I __________ . And I __________ makenotes, too.

Present simple

17 Susan __________ (not live) in England. She

__________ (live) in Scotland.

18 A What time __________ the plane __________ ?

B It __________ at 6.30 p.m. (leave)

There is/are

19 How many people __________ in the room?

20 __________ a notebook on the table.

21 __________ any butter in the fridge.

Past simple

22 There __________ (be) a robbery last night at thepost office.

23 A __________ Tony and George __________basketball yesterday? (play)

B Yes, __________ .

24 A __________ Lyn __________ her homework inthe evening? (do)

B No, she __________ . She __________ (do) itin the afternoon.

25 We __________ (not buy) any souvenirs because

__________ (not have) enough money.

26 Ted __________ in London last week. (not work)

27 __________ Rosa __________ Italian when shewas little? (speak)

Present continuous

28 At the moment, Henry __________ (eat) a

sandwich. He __________ (not eat) a pizza.

29 I __________ chemistry this year. (study)

30 A __________ you __________ for your exams?

B Yes, __________ . I’ve got a Maths testtomorrow. (study)

31 A __________ they __________ at the ExcelsiorHotel?

B No, __________ . They __________ at the

Grand Hotel. (stay)

Comparatives and superlatives

32 Robert Redford is __________ than Tom Cruise.(old)

33 A ticket to the opera is __________ than a ticketto the cinema. (expensive)

34 An orange is __________ than a chocolatepudding. (healthy)

35 The Nile is __________ river in the world. (long)

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Be going to

36 They __________ a holiday in the travel agent’stomorrow. (book)

37 Diana __________ early tomorrow because it’sSaturday. (not get up)

Present perfect

38 Christine __________ never __________ a racingcar. (drive)

39 Brad __________ an eclipse. (see)

40 A __________ they ever __________ (play) golf?

B No, they __________ .

2 Complete the sentences with the correctprepositions.

EXAMPLE

My cats don’t go out at night.

1 I’ve got an appointment __________ Monday.

2 A Is the meeting __________ the morning?

B No, it’s __________ 2.30 p.m.

3 Take the escalator __________ the second level.

4 Mrs Brown is __________ Room 321.

5 It’s the fourth door __________ the right.

6 It’s __________ the seventh level.

7 I go to school __________ bus.

8 __________ my sixteenth birthday.

9 The train arrived at the station and we all got

__________ .


EXAMPLE

Someone from Poland is Polish.

1 I’m afraid you can’t speak to Jenny at the

moment. She’s in a m__________ .

2 It’s the eighth floor so take the e__________ .

3 She’s tall with brown e__________ . She’s got

long, black h__________ .

4 Peter hasn’t got any s__________ , but he’s gotone brother.

5 I can ride a h__________ .

6 I like playing the p__________ .

7 Do you like m__________ in your coffee?

8 This fruit is green. It is an a__________ .

9 You find this in a newspaper. You have to think

of words. It is a c__________ .

10 I get up, clean my t__________ and have ashower.

11 I’ve got a sofa and two a__________ in my livingroom.

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12 In the kitchen there isn’t a w__________

m__________ .

13 If you don’t feel well you go to the d__________ .

14 It’s a nice day. It’s s__________ but take a coat.

It’s quite c__________ .

15 You get a plane from an a__________ .

16 The train leaves from p__________ eight.

17 I’m h__________ . What can I eat?

18 North, South, East, and W__________ .

4 Read the text and put the events in the correctorder.

__ He retired from the telephone company.

__ He left NASA.

__1 He started working for NASA.

__ He had a telephone company.

__ He’s helping his son open a restaurant.

__7 He’s going to look at the moon with his family.

__ He went to live in Chicago.

Total 100

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I’m an astronaut and my name’s Neil Allday.I’m retired now, and live with my wife, myyoungest son and his wife and children. Iusually spend Christmas with my family inChicago but in 1978 I spent Christmas on themoon!

I started working for NASA as a youngman and I spent eighteen years in the NASAprogramme. We lived in Houston until I leftNASA. Then we moved to Chicago and I hadmy own telephone company, but I retired in1991. At the moment I’m helping my son, achef, start a restaurant here in Chicago.

I’d like to go back into space again. ThisChristmas I’m going to get my telescope outand look at the moon with my family andremember another Christmas in space longago.

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Unit 1 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Write sentences.

EXAMPLE

Jane/not get up/six o’clock/morningJane doesn’t get up at six o’clock in the morning.

1 I/not listen/radio

____________________________________________

2 Sarah and Toby/eat/restaurant/Fridays

____________________________________________

3 Stephanie/not have breakfast

____________________________________________

4 We/stay/in bed late/Sundays

____________________________________________

5 Tom/work/night-club

____________________________________________

2 Reorder the words to make sentences.

EXAMPLE

seven/quarter/downstairs/go/I/at/pastI go downstairs at quarter past seven.

1 in/father/office/my/works/an

____________________________________________

2 my/work/to/I/Colin/take/in/car

____________________________________________

3 caravans/spend/don’t/they/the/winter/in

____________________________________________

4 eat/breakfast/toast/you/do/for/?

____________________________________________

5 day/their/to/and/sit/the Travellers/during/talk/the/friends

____________________________________________

3 Complete the sentences. Choose from:

should shouldn’t can could

EXAMPLE

All children should go to school.

1 The police __________ stop fast driving.

2 __________ I make an appointment, please?

3 You __________ read this book. It’s reallyinteresting.

4 Why __________ we live the way we want to?It’s a free country.

5 They’re just lazy. They __________ get jobs.

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6 __________ I reserve a table for this eveningplease?

7 Oh, I __________ go. The bus leaves at half pastten.

8 Why __________ I pay for people who don’t paytaxes?

9 __________ I pay by credit card?

10 __________ I help you?


Interviewer Where ___do __________ (1)

__________ (2) ?Joshua In an office.

Interviewer __________ (3) __________ (4) you

__________ (5) ?Joshua I’m a manager.

Interviewer __________ (6) __________ (7)

__________ (8) __________ (9) start

__________ (10) ?Joshua At nine o’clock.

Interviewer __________ (11) time __________ (12)

__________ (13) __________ (14)

__________ (15) ?Joshua At five o’clock.

Interviewer How do you __________ (16)

__________ (17) work?Joshua By bus.

Interviewer What __________ (18) __________

(19) __________ (20) at the weekend?Joshua I play football and relax.

5 The sentences describe a morning routine.Complete them.

EXAMPLE

I wake up at seven o’clock in the morning.

1 Then I __________ on the radio and __________to the news in bed.

2 At quarter past seven I __________ up.

3 I __________ to the bathroom, __________ my

teeth and __________ a shower.

4 Then I __________ dressed and __________downstairs.

5 I __________ some coffee and toast, and I

__________ breakfast.

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6 Match the verbs and nouns.

A B

reserve to schoolplay a showerdrive a tablehave a beerpay the pianodig your hairsit an appointmentgo a carbrush the gardenmake at a deskdrink taxes

7 Write the numbers in words.

EXAMPLE

9,300 Nine thousand, three hundred

1 649 ____________________

2 2,000 ____________________

3 15,500,000 ____________________

4 5,268 ____________________

5 12,515 ____________________


A I __________ an appointment

__________ Doctor Hall, __________ ?

B Yes, __________ you come this afternoon, at half

past three?

A No, I’m __________ . This afternoon’s no good for

me, I’m __________ . Have you got anything for

tomorrow morning?

B Just a __________ . Is half past eight all

__________ ?

A Yes, that’s __________ . Thank you.

B What __________ is it, please?A Mrs B Dale.B So that’s half past eight tomorrow, Mrs Dale.

9 Read the text and answer the questions. Writecomplete answers.

EXAMPLE

What do Bethany and James do?They’re Travellers.

Bethany and James are Travellers. They have threechildren called Sunrise, Peace, and Leaf. They travelwith two other families. During the day they sit andtalk together. Sometimes they decide to move andthey take their vans to another place. They live onsocial security benefits. If they need more money,Bethany makes jewellery and James does some

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building work. They go to all the markets and musicfestivals. They spend their evenings around a big fire,telling stories, playing the guitar, singing or listeningto a CD player. When autumn comes, they move tothe city and find an empty house for the winter. Thechildren go to school for a few months, and then inthe spring they start travelling again.Both Bethany and James come from normal families.James’s father is an office worker, and Bethany’sfamily have a shop. James doesn’t like their way ofliving. He explains, ‘My father works very hard allweek. He comes home at 6 o’clock and then hewatches TV. At the weekend he does more work. Hedecorates the house, he digs the garden, and hewashes the car. He’s a slave!’James’s father thinks that James should get a job.But his mother sometimes comes to visit them to seethe grandchildren. As she says, ‘I like the life theylead, but I think they should send the children toschool regularly.’

1 How many children have they got?

____________________________________________

2 What are their children’s names?

____________________________________________

3 Who do they travel with?

____________________________________________

4 What do they live on?

____________________________________________

5 What do they do if they need more money?

____________________________________________

6 Where do they live in the winter?

____________________________________________

7 What do their children do in the winter?

____________________________________________

8 What do James and Bethany do in the spring?

____________________________________________

9 What does James’s father do?

____________________________________________

10 What does Bethany’s family do?

____________________________________________

11 Does James’s father like their way of living?

____________________________________________

12 What does James’s father do during the week?

____________________________________________

13 What does James’s father do at the weekend?

____________________________________________

14 What is James’s father’s opinion of James?

____________________________________________

15 What is James’s mother’s opinion of James?

____________________________________________

Total 100

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Unit 2 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Write sentences.

EXAMPLE

I/do/an English testI’m doing an English test.She/not listen/radioShe isn’t listening to the radio.

1 He/not make/coffee

____________________________________________

2 We/look at/some old photos

____________________________________________

3 Kevin and Fiona/drive/into/town

____________________________________________

4 Beth/wear/jeans

____________________________________________

5 You/not watch/the TV

____________________________________________

2 Write questions.

EXAMPLE

A What are you doing? (what/do)B I’m looking for my glasses.A Is she travelling on business? (travel)B No, she isn’t.

1 A __________? (win)

B No, we’re losing 3–0.

2 A __________? (shine)

B Yes, it’s a lovely day.

3 A __________? (what/make)

B I’m making a cake.

4 A __________? (where/go)

B She’s going to the supermarket.

5 A __________? (stand up)

B No, they’re sitting down.

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3 Complete the text in the present continuous.Choose from these verbs.

go follow say buy play run carry waittravel (2) not wear

Today I to Greece. At the moment I

__________ (1) for my plane and I __________ (2)

my favourite game – people watching.

The couple over there __________ (3) magazines

from the newsagent’s. __________ they

__________ (4) on holiday or __________ they

__________ (5) on business? They __________

__________ (6) business clothes, but he __________

(7) a briefcase. Every few seconds she looks round.

__________ someone __________ (8) them? Perhaps

they __________ (9) away together. They __________

(10) goodbye to each other now.

4 Complete the text. Put the verbs in bracketsinto the correct tense.

I’m a policeman and I (work) in Oxford.

Usually I __________ (1 drive) around the streets

with another policeman and __________ (2 answer)

calls from the public, but today I’m at a football

match. I __________ (3 stand) at the entrance and I

__________ (4 help) the staff check members of the

public. At the moment, I __________ (5 stop) some

people, and __________ (6 ask) them questions.

Here’s a young man. He __________ (7 carry) a

bottle. You can’t bring bottles into the stadium so

now I __________ (8 stop) him. ‘Excuse me, but I’m

afraid you can’t bring that bottle in. You can leave it

here and collect it later.’ ‘I always __________

(9 bring) a bottle into the stadium.’ ‘Well, I’m afraid

you can’t today.’ And here’s a woman without a

ticket. She __________ (10 get) aggressive with the

staff so now I __________ (11 tell) her to calm down

and go home. But don’t get the wrong idea. People

__________ usually __________ (12 not do) anything

wrong and I usually __________(13 enjoy) a football

match. Look at all these people – they

__________ (14 watch) the match and __________

(15 enjoy) the atmosphere.

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work

10

’m travelling


5 Complete the answers.

EXAMPLE

A Have you got a dog?B Yes, I have.

1 A Does Janice have a computer?

B Yes, __________ __________ .

2 A Have they got a new house?

B No, __________ __________ .

3 A Do you have any brothers or sisters?

B No, __________ __________ .

4 A Has John got a fax machine?

B Yes, __________ __________ .

5 A Do they have a car?

B No, __________ __________ .


young thin fair green short (x 2) wavyhandsome fat long good-looking thickbig (x 2) brown (x 2) pretty blue curly slimold well-built straight tall

build eyes hair appearance/age

thin green fair young

7 Match the opposites.

A B

light quietfast thinold boringshy poordull unfriendlyexciting weaknoisy darkstrong youngsociable slowwell off livelythick outgoing

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8 Complete the expressions with a preposition orno preposition (x).

EXAMPLE

in 1998x yesterday morning

1 __________ Friday

2 __________ night

3 __________ January

4 __________ Tuesday afternoon

5 __________ tomorrow evening


Mary When can we get together to discuss a fewthings, Alan?

Alan Just a __________ (1). Let me get my diary.Right. This week?

Mary OK. We need about two or three hours.

What __________(2) today? Are you

__________ (3) this morning?Alan No, sorry. Some people from Poland are

coming to __________ (4) us. But they’re

leaving at midday, so the afternoon’s free.

Mary No, I __________ (5) make that. We’re

interviewing for a new secretary.

Alan Are you doing __________ (6) on Tuesday?Mary Well, I’m giving a lecture at 10.00 and I’m

going to the dentist in the afternoon.

__________ (7) about lunch?

Alan No good, I’m __________ (8). I’m having lunch with Peter. Is Wednesday afternoon

any __________ (9) for you? I’m going to an

exhibition in the __________ 10), but the afternoon’s free.

Mary No, sorry. That’s __________ (11) good for me. I’m meeting the director at 2.30.

Alan Well, I’m afraid that’s it for this week. I’m

__________ (12) to Holland on Thursday morning.

Mary Oh yes, so you are. When are you coming

__________(13) ?

Alan Sunday, __________ (14) I don’t get back until 11.00 at night. Is Monday any good for

__________ (15) ?Mary No, I’m sorry. Let’s arrange a time to meet

next week then.

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Unit 3 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with the past simplepositive. Choose from:

see get start die live leave take offdrive buy be (x 2)

EXAMPLE

James drove the car to the supermarket.

1 Julian and Sandy __________ in Leeds for sixyears.

2 The meeting __________ at nine o’clock.

3 I __________ school at 16 years old and startedwork.

4 My grandparents __________ married in 1945.

5 I __________ unemployed for a year.

6 In 1975 Ian and Francesca __________ a bighouse in Scotland.

7 Yesterday, the weather __________ lovely.

8 The plane __________ from the airport at seventhirty and landed two hours later.

9 Hetty Robinson __________ in an accident.

10 Mrs Schearer __________ a photo of the bride ina local newspaper.


EXAMPLE

They were in love.They weren’t in love.

1 The bride’s parents were at the wedding.

____________________________________________

2 She attacked Marcus’s mother.

____________________________________________

3 They had two dogs.

____________________________________________

4 She spoke to her daughter.

____________________________________________

5 They spent a lot of money.

____________________________________________

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EXAMPLE

How long did you live there?I lived there for three years.

1 A Where __________ you born?

B I __________ born in Glasgow.

2 A When __________ you __________ school?

B I __________ school in 1985 after my exams.

3 A __________ you __________ work immediatelyafter school?

B No, I __________ . I __________ round theworld for a year first.

4 A Where __________ you __________ your firstjob?

B I __________ my first job in a supermarket.

5 A When __________ you __________ your flat?

B I __________ it in 1998.

4 Complete the text. Choose from these verbs.Make them negative if necessary.

inherit leave wear want sit cost buywash sell lose use marry eat have (4)count become live own spend (2) be (2)make

Hetty her money on the New York stock

exchange. She __________ (1) a financial genius. She

__________ (2) every cent and she __________ (3) as

little as possible. She __________ (4) a house because

she __________ (5) to pay property taxes. She and

her children __________ (6) in cheap hotels.

She __________ (7) the same black dress every day.

She __________ (8) it herself. Other people

__________ (9) their own offices but Hetty

__________ (10) a desk in her bank because it

__________ (11) anything. She __________ (12) in

the bank and __________ (13) her sandwiches while

she __________ (14) and __________ (15) stocks and

shares.

When she __________ (16) she __________ (17) a

millionaire. They __________ (18) two children. Her

husband __________ (19) all his money so she

__________ (20) him. At the age of 81 Hetty

__________ (21) an argument with a shop assistant.

She __________ (22) so angry that she __________

(23) a stroke and died. Ned __________ (24) half his

mother’s fortune. He __________ (25) it on a

luxurious life.

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6 Rewrite the sentences using so … that … .

EXAMPLE

Elizabeth missed the train because she was very late.Elizabeth was so late that she missed the train.

1 I didn’t hear the radio because the volume wasvery low.

____________________________________________

2 I read the book until three in the morningbecause it was very good.

____________________________________________

3 He could do anything because he was veryintelligent.

____________________________________________

4 We ate a lot because we were very hungry.

____________________________________________

5 William shouted because he was very angry.

____________________________________________

7 Delete the incorrect word.

EXAMPLE

Mary carried the baby careful/carefully.

1 Emily was a well/good painter.

2 The man hit him so hard/hardly that he fell tothe ground.

3 The woman was so desperately/desperate that sherang the police.

4 She climbed careful/carefully up the mountain.

5 The aeroplane went fast/fastly along the runway.

8 Complete the sentences. Use so, because oralthough.

EXAMPLE

Hetty died because she had a stroke.

1 The man stole my wallet __________ I called thepolice.

2 My father lost his job __________ the factoryclosed down.

3 __________ I preferred my old jacket, I bought anew one for the interview.

4 My wife wasn’t very happy in Australia

__________ she was too far from her family.

5 I didn’t pass the exam first time __________ Itook it a second time and passed it.

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5 Study Jim’s life history and write the answersto the questions.

Name: Jim SweeneyBorn: 1960 in BristolFamily moved to Wales: 1963School in Wales: 1965–1983Exams: GCSEs 1981;

A levels: 1983Oxford university degree: 1983–1986Work experience abroad: teaching in Spain:

1986 – 1989Married: Angela in Spain in 1988Children: Joshua: born 1990;

Harriet: born 1993Teacher training course: 1989–1990Work experience teaching in Manchesterin England: 1990–now

EXAMPLE

A When was he born?B He was born in 1960.

1 A Where was he born?

B ________________________________________

2 A Where did he grow up?

B ________________________________________

3 A When did he start school?

B ________________________________________

4 A When did he leave school?

B ________________________________________

5 A When did he take his A levels?

B ________________________________________

6 A When did he start work?

B ________________________________________

7 A What did he do?

B ________________________________________

8 A Where did he work?

B ________________________________________

9 A When did he get married?

B ________________________________________

10 A Who did he marry?

B ________________________________________

11 A When did they have their children?

B ________________________________________

12 A How long did they live in Spain?

B ________________________________________

13 A What did he do in 1989?

B ________________________________________

14 A When did he start teaching after the course?

B ________________________________________

15 A Where did he move to in 1990?

B ________________________________________

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Unit 4 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with the correct formof will and the appropriate verb.

EXAMPLE

I can’t come to see you today. I’ll come tomorrow.

1 We didn’t arrive late yesterday but we’re afraid

we __________ late today.

2 It’s cold today, but it __________ cold tomorrow.

3 I’m staying in the Hotel Adriatic today. I

__________ in the Hotel Miramare tomorrow.

4 The students studied Geography last week. They

__________ English next week.

5 I won’t have the computer tomorrow. I

__________ it next week.


EXAMPLE

I’ll be out tonight.I won’t be out tonight.

1 Our teacher will be away next week.

____________________________________________

2 Jane and Sally will be in a restaurant atlunchtime.

____________________________________________

3 Maria will drive to the supermarket this evening.

____________________________________________

4 Tim will go to the party.

____________________________________________

5 You’ll watch TV while I’m out.

____________________________________________

3 Complete the text with the verbs in brackets.Decide if the verb is negative or positive. Useshort forms where possible.

If you are our lucky winner, (have) the

best night of your life in our exciting capital city.

Your night to remember __________ (1 start) when

you arrive in London. If you arrive by train or bus

our representative __________ (2 meet) you at the

station.

you’ll have

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Our limousine __________ (3 take) you to the world-

famous Savoy Hotel. You __________ (4 go) to the

hotel by bus! You __________ (5 have) some time to

relax before dinner if you’re tired after the journey.

Dinner __________ (6 be) a disappointment. It

__________ (7 be) a five-course meal with

champagne in the hotel. But your evening

__________ (8 be) over after dinner. Our limousine

__________ (9 take) you to the theatre to see a West

End show. You __________ (10 have) the best seats

in the house and after the show you __________

(11 go) backstage to meet the stars. And that

__________ (12 be) the end of your night to

remember. From the theatre you __________ (13 go)

to a top London night-club, where you __________

(14 dance) the night away. And finally the limousine

__________ (15 take) you back to your hotel.

4 Delete the incorrect verb form.

EXAMPLE

If it will be/is fine tomorrow, we ’ll go/go to theseaside.

1 If I will win/win the competition, I ’ll visit/visitParis.

2 If you ’ll want/want to fly in a plane, we‘ll give/give you a free lesson.

3 There won’t be/isn’t enough food if everyone will come/comes.

4 I ’ll meet/meet you at the station if you ’ll tell/tellme the time of the train.

5 We ’ll have/have the party in the garden if it ‘ll be/is sunny.

6 If Carol phones/will phone, I ’ll tell/tell her thenews.

7 You ’ll be/are sick if you ’ll eat/eat all thatice-cream!

8 Paul will drive/drives you to the airport if youwill ask/ask him nicely.

9 If you will turn/turn on the radio you ’ll hear/hear that singer you like.

10 If there will be/is a band I ’ll dance/dance allnight.

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5 Write the country adjectives for the countries.

EXAMPLE

America American

1 Hungary __________ 6 Italy __________

2 Poland __________ 7 Turkey __________

3 Greece __________ 8 China __________

4 Scotland __________ 9 Japan __________

5 Ireland __________ 10 Norway __________

6 Complete the answerphone messages.

Message: , Waterman International. Mr

Waterman’s office. I’m __________ (1) there’s

nobody in the office at the __________ (2), but

__________ (3) you leave your name and number,

Mr Waterman will get __________ (4) to you as soon

as he __________ (5). Please speak after the tone.

Thank you.

Wife: Hello, darling. __________ (6) afraid I’m still in

France. My meeting is taking longer than I expected.

I probably __________ (7) be back until tomorrow.

But I’m sure __________ (8) be OK without me for

just one more night. Anyway, I’ll __________ (9) you

a ring this evening. Will you be __________ (10)? I’ll

try about bedtime.

Sarah Jones: Hello, Mr Waterman. __________ (11)

is Sarah Jones. I’m afraid I’m stuck in a traffic jam

on the M25, __________ (12) I probably won’t be

there until about half past two. I hope that

__________ (13) be too late. __________ (14) give

you the number of my mobile in case you want to

call me __________ (15).

Teresa: Hello, Jack. __________ (16) is Teresa. I just

wanted to __________ (17) to you about the new

adverts. As you’re not __________ (18), I’ll have a

chat with the agency this morning. I’m off to the

States today for a week. I’ll be in __________ (19)

when I get __________ (20). Bye.

7 Read the text and answer the questions.

Last year I was in Venice for October. I did somework in a hotel for three weeks, then I began slowlyto move South. I left Venice and went on to Trieste.There I got a cheap ticket for the slow train to Sofia,in Bulgaria. It takes a day and a half.The train left Trieste at nine o’clock in the morning.There weren’t many people on it at first, but atZagreb, more people got on. Two girls went along

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the corridor, past my compartment. They lookedthrough the door but they didn’t come in. The trainleft Zagreb, and I looked out of the window forabout ten minutes and then I went to sleep.When I opened my eyes again, the two girls were inthe compartment.‘Hi!’ they said.‘You’re American,’ I said. ‘Or Canadian. Right?’‘American,’ the taller girl said. ‘And you’re twenty-three, your name’s Tom Walsh, you’ve got blue eyes,and your mum lives in Burnham-on-Sea, UK.Right?’‘How did you know all that?’ I asked.The second girl laughed. ‘She looked at yourpassport. It’s in your coat pocket.’‘Oh. Right.’ My coat was on the seat next to me.‘Who are you, then?’ I asked.They told me. Melanie and Carol from Los Angeles,USA. They liked Europe they said. They knew a lotof places – Britain, Germany, France, Spain, Italy,Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece …They knew Sofia well, they said.‘Hey, Carol,’ Melanie said. ‘We’re staying in BelaPalanka for a day or two. But let’s go over to Sofiathis weekend and meet Tom there. We can meethim on Saturday night at the Hotel Marmara.’

EXAMPLE

A Where was Tom last October?B He was in Venice.

1 A Where did Tom work in Venice?

B ________________________________________

2 A Where did Tom go after Venice?

B ________________________________________

3 A Where did Tom go after Trieste?

B ________________________________________

4 A How long does the slow train take?

B ________________________________________

5 A What time did the train leave?

B ________________________________________

6 A Where did more people get on the train?

B ________________________________________

7 A How did the girls know Tom’s name and hismother’s address?

B ________________________________________

8 A Where were the girls from?

B ________________________________________

9 A When are the girls meeting Tom again?

B ________________________________________

10 A Where are the girls meeting Tom again?

B ________________________________________

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Unit 5 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the comparativeof the adjective in brackets.

EXAMPLE

Lead is heavier (heavy) than gold.

1 Mars is __________ (far) from the sun thanVenus.

2 The population of China is __________(big) thanCanada.

3 Buddhism is an __________ (old) religion thanChristianity.

4 A jet engine is __________ (powerful) than adiesel engine.

5 Rio di Janeiro is __________ (close) to theequator than Cairo.

2 Complete the questions and then write theanswers in the correct gaps. Choose from:

chimpanzees Brazil China the PyramidsGreenland Mount Everest

EXAMPLE

A Which is the highest (high) mountain in theworld?

B Mount Everest is.

1 A Which is __________ (big) island in theworld?

B __________ is.

2 A Which country has __________ (large)population in the world?

B __________ has.

3 A Which are __________ (ancient) monumentsin the world?

B __________ are.

4 A Which are __________ (intelligent) animals inthe world?

B __________ are.

5 A Which is __________ (successful) footballteam in the world?

B __________ is.

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3 Rewrite the sentences using as … as … .

EXAMPLE

Bill is taller than Guy.Guy isn’t as tall as Bill.

1 The Mercedes is more expensive than the Ford.

____________________________________________

2 London is bigger than Birmingham.

____________________________________________

3 Anthony is older than me.

____________________________________________

4 Andrew’s job is better than yours.

____________________________________________

5 The last test was worse than this test.

____________________________________________

4 Write sentences using this information.

EXAMPLE

Matthew/young/person/Smith familyMatthew is the youngest person in the Smith family.

1 This dress/expensive/shop

____________________________________________

2 Pluto/small/planet/solar system

____________________________________________

3 The tiger/powerful/big cat/world

____________________________________________

4 My husband/wonderful/man/world

____________________________________________

5 Mario/good/student/our class

____________________________________________


Adjective Comparative Superlative

thin thinner the thinnest

more useful

bad

the best

dangerous

the saddest

more clever

pretty

expensive

the easiest

the sunniest

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6 Find words for clothes.

EXAMPLE

tihrs shirt

1 toca __________ 6 krits __________

2 serds __________ 7 iet __________

3 renirtas __________ 8 kcoss __________

4 pac __________ 9 epumjr __________

5 taejkc __________ 10 reortssu __________


1 Assistant Can I help you?Customer Yes, How __________ (1) are these

T-shirts?Assistant They’re £12.50 each.

Customer I like this __________ (2) but it isn’t

big __________ (3). Have you got it in

a __________ (4) size?

Assistant __________ (5) a minute. No, I’m

sorry, we __________ (6). What about the black one?

Customer No, it’s __________ (7) dark. I’d prefer something lighter.

Assistant How about this blue __________ (8)?

Customer Yes, that’s nice. I __________ (9) take it.

Assistant __________ (10) else?

Customer No, __________ (11) all, thank you.Assistant That’s £12.50 then, please.

Customer Here you __________ (12).

2 Assistant Can I help __________ (13)?Customer Oh, no, thank you. I’m only

__________ (14).

Assistant OK. Let me __________ (15) if you need any help.

Customer Thank you.

3 Customer Excuse __________ (16). Could I

__________ (17) these jeans on, please?

Assistant Certainly. The changing rooms are

__________ (18) there.Customer Thank you.

Assistant Are __________ (19) all right?

Customer No, I’m __________ (20) they’re too

tight. Have you got __________ (21)

in a larger __________ (22)?Assistant Yes, here you are.Customer Thank you.

Assistant Are they any __________ (23)?Customer Yes, they’re fine. I’ll take them.

How __________ (24) are they?

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Assistant They’re £34. Would you like

__________ (25) else?Customer Yes, could I have this jumper please?Assistant Certainly.


can’t world through more as sendssomeone unhappy because some signalsmost weaker it three big the calledpeople these older

The coloured part of the eye is the iris.

There are __________ (1) basic eye colours – brown,

blue and green. A few albino people have red or

pink eyes, but __________ (2) are very rare. In fact

they are just as tough as brown eyes although they

are __________ (3) sensitive to light.

We only see part of __________ (4) eyeball, although

the whole eye is as __________ (5) as a table tennis

ball. Light enters the eye __________ (6) the pupil

and passes through the lens. The retina

__________ (7) the signal to the brain along the optic

nerve. The image on the retina is actually upside-

down but the brain corrects __________ (8). As we

get __________ (9) our eyesight becomes worse. This

happens because the lens isn’t __________ (10)

flexible as when we were young and the eye muscles

are __________ (11).

Our eyes are the __________ (12) important of our

five senses. We receive 90% of our information

about the __________ (13) through our eyes. We also

send signals to other __________ (14) with our eyes.

Some eye __________ (15) are unconscious. When

we look at something nice, our pupils dilate (get

bigger). We cry when we are __________ (16) or

when we are very happy. But we can control

__________ (17) eye signals. For example, we can

wink at __________ (18) or raise an eyebrow.

Sunglasses make someone appear mysterious or

dangerous __________ (19) they hide the eyes and so

we __________ (20) see the signals.

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Unit 6 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

George was waiting for bus.George wasn’t waiting for a bus.

1 She was eating an ice-cream.

____________________________________________

2 They were listening to the radio.

____________________________________________

3 Jeff was working at home.

____________________________________________

4 Susan was doing her English homework.

____________________________________________

5 Howard and Caroline were looking for a newhouse.

____________________________________________

2 Make questions in the past continuous.

EXAMPLE

he/work/at/home/?Was he working at home?

1 Jack/feel/ill/?

____________________________________________

2 Jane/travel/New York/?

____________________________________________

3 Peter and Harriet/drink/Cola/?

____________________________________________

4 you/spend/money/?

____________________________________________

5 the flying instructor/take/the controls/?

____________________________________________

3 Complete the sentences with the past simple orthe past continuous form of the verbs inbrackets.

EXAMPLE

When I arrived (arrive) home yesterday evening atseven o’clock my husband was cooking (cook) dinner.We ate at ten o’clock!

1 __________ Sally __________ (1 cross) the road

when the car __________ (2 hit) her?

2 Everyone in the pub __________ (3 drink) when

a man in cowboy clothes __________ (4 walk) in.

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3 Bill’s grandparents __________ (5 not play) golf,

they __________ (6 shop) when he __________

(7 call) at their house.

4 I __________ (8 not watch) TV when you

__________ (9 ring), I __________ (10 have) a shower.

5 What __________ the people __________ (11 do)

when the man __________ (12 shout) for help?

6 I __________ (13 drive) to work when I

__________ (14 hear) the news on the radio.

7 __________ Martin __________ (15 eat) his dinner

when you __________ (16 arrive)?

8 They __________ (17 not buy) souvenirs, they

__________ (18 just look) at them.

9 I __________ (19 eat) a sandwich when my boss

__________ (20 come) in with a memo.

4 Complete the story. Put the verbs into the pastcontinuous or the past simple.

One day last summer I (walk) through

the local park. It __________ (1 be) a hot day and I

__________ (2 eat) an ice-cream. As I __________

(3 go) past the boating lake, I __________ (4 see) my

friends, Carol and Jim. They __________ (5 take) the

dog for a walk. When we __________ (6 meet) we

__________ (7 stop) for a chat. While we __________

(8 talk), the dog suddenly __________ (9 jump) up

and __________ (10 try) to get my ice-cream. I

__________ (11 pull) my hand away and

unfortunately the ice-cream __________ (12 come)

out of the cone. Now, there __________ (13 be) a

man behind me. The poor man __________

(14 not do) any harm. He __________ (15 just/sit) on

the bench and __________ (16 read) a newspaper.

Well, when I __________ (17 pull) my hand away,

the ice-cream __________ (18 fly) through the air

and it __________ (19 land) on the man’s head.

I __________ (20 be) terribly embarrassed.

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5 Complete the sentences with the name of aplace.

EXAMPLE

You can buy different kinds of food, drink and thingsfor the house in a supermarket.

1 If you want to get a train you go to a __________ .

2 You borrow books from a __________ , you don’tbuy them there.

3 You can get stamps and send letters and parcels

from a __________ .

4 If you are very ill, or need an operation, you stay

in a __________ . Nurses and doctors work here.

5 Students go to a __________ to learn and study.Teachers work there.

6 If you are in a town go to a __________ to have abreak and enjoy the plants and flowers. You canhave a walk, take your dog, or sit and read on abench.

7 If you want to get some money or cash a cheque

go to a __________ .

8 Leave your car at a __________ while you areshopping. You often pay money for this.

9 Do you want to see old objects, and learn about

the past? Go to a __________ .

10 The local government uses a __________ . Theyhave their offices there. If you live in a town youcan go there for information.


1 A Excuse me. Could you me

__________ (1) to get to the Black Cat Café, please?

B The Black Cat Café. Let me see … Oh, yes. Go

straight along this __________ (2) and turn

left. Go under the bridge and __________ (3) left. Go straight along the road and the BlackCat Café is on the right, opposite the station.

You can’t __________ (4) it.A So, along this street, turn left, turn left again

and it’s on the right, opposite the station.B That’s right.

A Thank you very __________ (5).

B Oh, not at __________ (6).

2 A Excuse me. Could you __________ (7) me

__________ (8) the Victoria Hotel is, please?

B Yes, of __________ (9). It’s opposite the PostOffice.

A How do I __________ (10) there?B Go straight along this road until you

__________ (11) to the second set of traffic

__________ (12). Then turn right. Go along

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this road, past the zebra crossing and thenturn right between the cinema and the PostOffice. The Victoria Hotel is in front of

__________ (13), opposite the Post Office.

A And how __________ (14) is it?B Oh, it isn’t very far. Five minutes’

__________ (15).A Thank you.

7 Read the text and decide if the sentences areTrue (T) or False (F).

We spent our first day in Kathmandu, the capital ofNepal, and took a sightseeing tour around thisfascinating city. By seven o’clock the next morningwe were already travelling to the River Trisuli. Herewe began a dramatic journey by boat through theTrisuli rapids. It was heart-stopping – the mostexciting experience of my whole life. For mile aftermile the white water threw our small boat from sideto side. Then suddenly we arrived in the calm waterof a beautiful lake. Then a minibus took us toPokhara for our three-day trek into the mountains.Each day of the trek began at six o’clock. Our guidescarried all the equipment and luggage, prepared allthe meals and put up the tents every night. Wewalked for about four to six hours each day throughthe most spectacular scenery in the world. On day 6we arrived back in Pokhara for the return flight toKathmandu, and we spent our final day inKathmandu buying our souvenirs. Our seven days inNepal were wonderful but don’t expect luxuries. InKathmandu we stayed in the 3-star MarshyangdiHotel. The food was good, but simple.

EXAMPLE

The author and friends spent their second day inKathmandu. T F

1 On the third night the author and friends stayed in a 3-star hotel. T F

2 They began each day’s trek at seven o’clock in the morning. T F

3 They slept in tents while they were trekking. T F

4 On the second day they went by boat on a fast and dangerous river. T F

5 The trek lasted two days. T F

6 The trek began and ended in Pokhara. T F

7 They bought souvenirs in Kathmandu on the last day of their holiday. T F

8 They spent one day in Kathmandu. T F

9 They bought their souvenirs on the seventh day. T F

10 They slept in tents for seven nights. T F

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Unit 7 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Write questions and answers.

EXAMPLE

you/go New York/yesA Have you ever been to New York?B Yes, I have.

1 James/see the Taj Mahal/no

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

2 you/ride on a camel/no

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

3 they/play basketball/yes

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

4 Bella/read Charles Dickens/no

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

5 Richard and Anne/eat in a Chineserestaurant/yes

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________


EXAMPLE

I’ve seen the Eiffel Tower.I haven’t seen the Eiffel Tower.

1 They’ve seen the Statue of Liberty.

____________________________________________

2 They’ve had measles.

____________________________________________

3 I’ve driven a lorry.

____________________________________________

4 Sue’s been hang-gliding.

____________________________________________

5 George’s seen Terminator 2.

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3 Write dialogues using the information.

EXAMPLE

see the new Leo DiCaprio film/see it on SaturdayA Have you seen the new Leo DiCaprio film?B Yes, I saw it on Saturday.

1 ever ride a horse/ride one on holiday

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

2 try the new Indian restaurant/eat there yesterdayevening

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

3 read this book/read it last month

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

4 ever play ice hockey/play it at university

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

5 go to New York/go there three years ago

A ________________________________________

B ________________________________________

4 Complete the sentences with been or gone.

EXAMPLE

A Where’s Sally?B She’s gone home.

1 Have you ever __________ to Africa?

2 A Shall we go to the Oxford City Museum?

B No. I’ve __________ there. I don’t want to goagain.

3 I’m sorry. Mr Evans has __________ to a meeting,but he’ll be back soon.

4 A You look tired.

B I’ve __________ running.

5 If anyone phones, tell them that I’ve __________home.

5 Complete the sentences with for or since.

EXAMPLE

since 1998

1 ________ two days 6 ________ a long time

2 ________ hours 7 ________ five o’clock

3 ________ last year 8 ________ Sunday

4 ________ eight weeks 9 ________ five minutes

5 ________ September 10 ________ 1997

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6 Read the letters and delete the incorrecttenses.

Dear Sir or Madam,I have just read/just read the ‘Where are they

now?’ page of this year’s college magazine. I am writing/write (1) with some news as you ask.

The last few years have been/were (2) veryinteresting for me. When I have left/left (3) collegeI have started/started (4) work with ICI, but I onlyhave stayed/stayed (5) there for a year. I have had/had (6) several temporary jobs and then I havegot/got (7) a job with a record company inLondon. I have been/am (8) here for a year nowand I am really enjoying/really enjoy (9) it. I havenow bought/now bought (10) a flat in Chelseawhich is not very big, but has a magnificent view.I have been/am (11) in the flat since September.

Cristina Santorini has gone/went (12) back toMexico. She was working/has worked (13) inBirmingham for a couple of years and I have met/met (14) her at a party. We have been/went (15)out together for a while, but now she has gone/went (16) back home. She has a good job outthere, but I cannot remember what it is.

I hope you can use some of this information inthe next magazine. Thank you for your attention.Yours faithfullyJohn Marsh

Dear Jack,Hi. It’s Fiona. So you are/have been (17) still in

Brindley, eh? Well, I hope you’re enjoying life.I’ve just got married. Yes, it’s true. And who’s

the lucky man? Well, his name’s Michael Kent andI’m madly in love with him. He’s an actor, but youprobably haven’t heard/didn’t hear (18) of him.He has worked/works (19) mostly in the theatre.

We have got/got (20) married in June. Butunfortunately it has rained/rained (21) all day.And my father has got drunk/got drunk (22) as askunk. It has been/was (23) so embarrassing. Thenwe have had/had (24) a honeymoon in Greece,which has been/was (25) wonderful, simplywonderful. So, we’ve been married/we’re married(26) for eight weeks now – what a long time.

Now some other news. Zelda and ColinJackson have just had/just had (27) their thirdbaby. They have called/called (28) him Alexander.The twins Charlotte and Eric have just started/juststarted (29) school. Unfortunately, Colin’s firm hasclosed/closed (30) down, so he’s been/is (31) out ofwork since June.

But you’ll never guess what’s happened toJason Smart? He’s in prison for fraud. He’s beenthere/He’s there (32) for nearly a year now. I havemet/met (33) his ex-girlfriend a couple of weeksago and she has told/told (34) me. The funny thingis he has studied/studied (35) law at Brindley.

Well, I must close now. Bye for now.Love from Fiona

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7 Read the text and complete the sentences.

Emilio and Maximilian are brothers. They grew uptogether on a farm in Argentina. When they leftschool, they both started work on the family farm.But Maximilian soon became bored. And so at theage of 18 he left the village. He’s only been backthree times since then. Emilio stayed in Argentina.When their father died he took over the farm and hehas stayed on the farm all his life. He married hischildhood sweetheart Pilar from the next village andthey have been happily married ever since. They hadsix children and have got fifteen grandchildren.After leaving the farm, Maximilian went to BuenosAires and got a job on a ship that was sailing to theUSA. On the ship he met a rich Americanbusinessman. He liked Maximilian and offered him ajob. Maximilian learned quickly and in the next tenyears he made a lot of money on Wall Street. Hebecame a millionaire when he was only 25. Sincethen he has been part of the international jet set.He’s had three wives. When he was 30 he married abeautiful model but she died two years later in a carcrash. His second and third marriages both ended indivorce. For the last ten years he has lived alone inhis luxury villa in the Bahamas. His family life hasnot been happy. Two years ago his son went toprison. One of his two daughters has become a drugaddict. He’s been on television several times and thenewspapers have followed his life carefully. For thewhole of his life he has loved to travel. He’s visitedalmost every country in the world. Emilio and Pilarhave never been abroad. Until he was sixty Emiliowent to Buenos Aires once a year, but since hissixtieth birthday he hasn’t left the village.

EXAMPLE

Maximilian left the village at the age of 18.

1 __________’s son is in __________ .

2 __________ married his childhood sweetheart,

__________ .

3 __________ became a millionaire at the age of

__________ .

4 __________ stayed in Argentina all his

__________ .

5 __________’s first wife died in a __________ .

6 __________ and __________ have never

__________ other countries.

7 __________ has been __________ three times.

8 __________ has got three children.

9 __________ has been __________ to the same

woman all his life.

10 __________ has lived in the Bahamas for

__________ years.

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Unit 8 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with a/an or some/any.

EXAMPLE

I bought some milk.

1 Can I have __________ more coffee, please?

2 Have you got __________ brothers or sisters?

3 Shall I get __________ bottle of wine?

4 Is there __________ water left?

5 We don’t need __________ more apples.

6 Julia’s got __________ news for you.

7 Would you like __________ cheese?

8 This is __________ very good book.

9 You need to eat __________ fruit every day.

10 Are there __________ apples?

2 Decide if the words are countable (C) oruncountable (U).

EXAMPLE

orange Ccheese U

1 information ___ 6 friend ___

2 butter ___ 7 pasta ___

3 night ___ 8 toothpaste ___

4 paint ___ 9 vitamin ___

5 paper ___ 10 meat ___

3 Complete the questions. Use How much or How many.

EXAMPLE

A I bought some sweets.B How many did you buy?

1 A I bought some cream.

B ________________________________________2 A I gave the children some lemonade.

B ________________________________________3 A I need some paint.

B ________________________________________4 A I bought some stamps.

B ________________________________________5 A We’ve made a lot of money.

B ________________________________________

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4 Complete the sentences. Use used to/use to.

EXAMPLE

Walter used to weigh 630 kilos.

1 Did you __________ live in Oxford?

2 What games did you __________ to play?

3 I __________ like English best.

4 Mark and Louise __________ play cards onFriday.

5 They didn’t __________ watch TV.

5 Find the words for food and drink.

EXAMPLE

amotto tomato

1 geg __________ 6 ecir __________

2 amh __________ 7 eadrb __________

3 anaabn __________ 8 toracr __________

4 kiml __________ 9 pearg __________

5 ucsibit __________ 10 enchcik __________

6 Complete the expressions. Use these words.(Some words can be used more than once.)

tube jar bar pot bottle loaf kilo bagpacket can

EXAMPLE

a piece of paper

1 a __________ of flour

2 a __________ of tea

3 a __________ of Coke

4 a __________ of water

5 a __________ of marmalade

6 a __________ of chocolate

7 a __________ of glue

8 a __________ of bread

9 a __________ of beef

10 a __________ of coffee


A Waiter afternoon.

Customer 1 Have you got a __________ (1) for two, please?

Waiter This way, please.

Waiter Here’s the __________ (2).Customer 1 Thank you.Waiter The soup of the day is leek and

potato. Would you __________ (3) an aperitif while you’re deciding?

Good

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Customer 1 Yes, please. A mineral water

__________ (4) me.Waiter Still or sparkling?Customer 1 Sparkling, please.

Customer 2 And __________ (5) have a gin and tonic, please.

Waiter Thank you.B Waiter A mineral water and a gin and

tonic. Are you __________ (6) to order?

Customer 2 Yes. __________ (7) I have the melon and halibut, please?

Waiter __________ (8) you like salad or vegetables, French fries or jacketpotato with the halibut?

Customer 2 Salad and a jacket potato, please.

Customer 1 And __________ (9) have the soup followed by the lamb chops. And

__________ (10) like that with French fries, please.

Waiter Thank you. Would you like wine

__________ (11) the meal?

Customer 1 Yes, could we __________ (12) a bottle of house red, please?

Waiter Thank you.C Waiter The halibut?

Customer 2 Yes, that’s for __________ (13), please.

Waiter And the lamb chops.

__________ (14) your meal.Customer 1 Thank you.

D Customer 1 __________ (15) the halibut?

Customer 2 Fine. What __________ (16) your lamb?

Customer 1 Delicious.

E Waiter Is __________ (17) all right?Customer 1 Yes, thank you. Could we

__________ (18) two more glasses of mineral water, please?

Waiter Certainly. __________ (19) away.

F Waiter Would you __________ (20) any dessert?

Customer 1 Well, I’m full. What

__________ (21) you?

Customer 2 Not __________ (22) me, thanks.

But I’d like a __________ (23) of coffee.

Customer 1 And __________ (24) have a tea, please.

Waiter So that’s one coffee and one tea.Customer 1 Yes, and could I have the

__________ (25), please?

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8 Read the texts and complete the sentences.

NICO’S DINING, DRINKING AND DANCING!Nico’s is a place where they’re serious about foodand fun! You can have a two course meal and aglass of wine or beer for around £10. Have some ofthe best cocktails in town while you eat some of therestaurant’s excellent South American food, and whynot dance the night away until 3.00 a.m.?Open from: 6.00 p.m. until 3.00 a.m. every night.

SPAGHETTI WESTERN OPEN MONDAY–SATURDAY 12–12.Spaghetti Western serves Italian-style flavours andhospitality. It’s a well-loved family restaurant with areasonably priced, traditional menu, including freshpasta dishes, fish dishes and delicious desserts –made by mamma! It opened in 1957 and has grownever since.Come and enjoy a great atmosphere and uniquetaste of the Deep South and Old Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS FOR A FEAST OF FUN FOOD.Experience crazy cocktails served by friendly staff, foran unforgettable evening out. Taste its deliciousCajun and Creole specialities and traditionalAmerican burgers.Open 6.30 p.m. until late. Closed Mondays.

NEW CHOW MEIN – A FAVOURITE WITH LOCALS AND VISITORS.New Chow Mein serves excellent Chinese food. Thefish noodles are exceptional and the vegetarian foodis superb. Enjoy the calm relaxed atmosphere in theheart of busy China town. This family-run businesshas more than 20 years’ experience and offers agenuinely warm welcome, and it won’t cost you toomuch either. There are special menus from £9 perperson. It is open from 11.00 a.m. until 1.00 a.m.Closed on Tuesdays.

EXAMPLE

Nicos’s and New Orleans serve cocktails.

1 ______________ is closed on Mondays.

2 ______________ is in China town.

3 ______________ has home-made desserts.

4 ______________ serves Creole and Cajun food.

5 You can eat for around £10 at ______________ .

6 You can dance at ______________ .

7 ______________ and ______________ are run byfamilies.

8 ______________ __________ is open until laterthan the others.

9 ______________ opens earlier than the others.

10 ______________ started in 1957.

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Unit 9 Test

Name ________________________________

1 What would these people do if they won a lotof money? Reorder the words to makesentences.

EXAMPLE

the/lie/would/beach/Mr Carter/onMr Carter would lie on the beach.

1 early/up/get/I’d

____________________________________________

2 his/spend/time/family/would/with/John

____________________________________________

3 bed/in/stay/would/Peter

____________________________________________

4 to/go/wouldn’t/work/I

____________________________________________

5 the/to/would/theatre/they/go

____________________________________________

2 Complete the sentences. Put the verbs inbrackets in the correct form.

EXAMPLE

If I had (have) a computer I‘d work (work) at home.

1 If I __________ (find) a credit card I __________(not use) it.

2 If Betty __________ (see) a car crash, she

__________ (phone) the police.

3 If I __________ (have) some bread, I __________(make) some sandwiches.

4 If Paul and Barbara __________ (win) the

competition, they __________ (live) in Ireland.

5 If they __________ (offer) Andrew the job he

__________ (not take) it.

6 If I __________ (be) the boss of my company, I

__________ (give) everyone a pay rise.

7 You __________ (not have) stomach ache if you

__________ (not eat) so much.

8 Penny __________ (go) to America, if she

__________ (know) people there.

9 We __________ (buy) a new car if we __________(can) afford it.

10 If it __________ (not be) wet, I __________ (walk)to the cinema.

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3 Complete the sentences. Choose the first orsecond conditional.

EXAMPLE

You want to go to Paris tomorrow but it depends ontime.have time/I/go to Paris/tomorrowIf I have time I’ll go to Paris tomorrow.

The car isn’t working. You can’t go to the shops.car/work/we/go/shopsIf the car was working we’d go to the shops.

1 You want to eat the chocolates but you’re on adiet.I/on a diet/eat/the chocolates

____________________________________________

2 Clive wants to go out this evening but he wantsto do some work first.Clive/finish/his work/by 8 o’clock/go out

____________________________________________

3 Jackie wants to play tennis tomorrow but itdepends on the weather.rain/tomorrow/Jackie/play tennis.

____________________________________________

4 Helen wants to go to a party but she hasn’t gotanything to wear.Helen/something to wear/go/the party

____________________________________________

5 You are at the theatre and would like to meet thestars after the show.go backstage/after the show/meet the stars

____________________________________________


murdered robbed blackmailers kidnappersburglaries vandalism muggings stabbedthreatened shoot witness

EXAMPLE

The boys stopped Martin and threatened him withviolence if he did not give them all his money.

1 The thief had a knife and __________ the ownerof the house when he disturbed him.

2 The __________ sent letters and photos to thebusinessman and asked him for money.

3 Three men have __________ the local post office.

4 The __________ are asking for $100,000. Theywon’t release their hostage until they receive it.

5 The police told house owners that there were a

lot of __________ in the area at the moment. They asked them to lock doors and windows.

6 __________ is a terrible problem in inner cities.Young people damage shops and parked cars.

7 The thieves had guns and said they would

__________ if the police came near them.

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8 Old people did not walk in the park because

there were so many __________ .

9 I was a __________ to an accident and had to tellthe police all the details.

10 Jack is in prison because he killed a man. He

__________ the man when he tried to steal money from him.


Receptionist Good , sir.Mr Hobbs Good evening. Do you have a

reservation in the __________ (1) of Hobbs, please?

Receptionist Yes, here we are. Mr Michael Hobbs.

__________ (2) you like a single room or a double, Mr Hobbs?

Mr Hobbs I’d prefer a single, if you’ve

__________ (3) one.

Receptionist And how many __________ (4) are you staying?

Mr Hobbs Four.

Receptionist Fine. Could I __________ (5) your

passport, please? And __________ (6) you fill in the registration form and

__________ (7) it, please?Mr Hobbs Yes, certainly.Receptionist And how do you want to settle the

__________ (8)?

Mr Hobbs Could you __________ (9) the bill to the company, please?

Receptionist Yes, of course. And will you require

a __________ (10) and a wake up call in the morning?

Mr Hobbs Yes, I’d like The Telegraph and a callat 7 o’clock, please.

Receptionist Very good, sir. Here’s your key. Yourroom number is 326. The lift is

__________ (11) there. Do you need

any __________ (12) with your luggage?

Mr Hobbs Yes, please. __________ (13) someone just get them from the car?

Receptionist Of course. __________ (14) get someone to do that immediately.

Mr Hobbs __________ (15) the hotel have a car park?

Receptionist Yes, it does. Mark, could you

__________ (16) Mr Hobbs’ car and

bring in his __________ (17), please?Mark Yes, of course. Could you

__________ (18) me the keys for a moment, Mr Hobbs?

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Mr Hobbs Of course. Here you __________ (19).Mark Thank you. I’ll bring your bags up to

your __________(20) in a minute.Mr Hobbs Thank you.

6 Read the texts and complete the sentences.

Dave Jones saw a house on fire. Someone wasshouting for help. ‘I broke down the door and wentin. It was extremely hot and there was smokeeverywhere. But I got the old man out. Two minuteslater the whole house was in flames. Yes, I’d do thesame thing again.’Pauline Castle intervened to help her neighbour.‘Two girls were throwing stones at my neighbour’shouse. I shouted at them. But then they came overand threatened me. I wouldn’t get involved again. I’djust ignore it. It’s not worth it.’In New York in 1964, a man stabbed KittyGenovese to death in her apartment. More thantwenty people heard her screams but nobody helpedher. They all thought that someone else would callthe police.When Daniel Davies tried to help a young womanoutside a pub one night, he became a victim. Thewoman’s attackers killed him.Peter Morris was driving along a lonely road whenhe saw a car stopped. There was a woman looking atthe engine. He got out to help her. A man appearedfrom the car and pointed a gun at Peter. He stolePeter’s wallet, took Peter’s car and drove away. ‘Iwouldn’t stop to help again. It’s too dangerous.’James Mannering saved a life when he arrived athis friend’s house and there was no answer. He brokedown the door and found his friend in a coma. Herang for an ambulance. The police said that Jamessaved the man’s life. ‘I would always help someonein need.’

EXAMPLE

Peter Morris stopped his car to help a woman.

1 __________ tried to help a neighbour.

2 __________ died because no one called the police.

3 __________ saved his friend’s life by knockingdown the door.

4 __________ died outside a pub when he wastrying to help a woman.

5 __________ saved an old man from a burninghouse.

6 Both __________ and __________ would stop andhelp again.

7 __________ and __________ wouldn’t help again.

8 A man pointed a gun at __________ .

9 __________ people heard Kitty’s screams.

10 Both __________ and __________ broke downdoors to get into the houses.

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Unit 10 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Make the sentences into questions.

EXAMPLE

You’re going to eat this apple.Are you going to eat this apple?

1 He’s going to give up smoking.

____________________________________________

2 She’s going to visit the South of France.

____________________________________________

3 We’re going to see a film.

____________________________________________

4 My husband’s going to go on a diet.

____________________________________________

5 Russell and Sophie are going to watch TV.

____________________________________________


EXAMPLE

It’s going to rain.It isn’t going to rain.

1 I’m going to cook dinner.

____________________________________________

2 We’re going to buy a car.

____________________________________________

3 They’re going to catch the bus.

____________________________________________

4 Sue’s going to get a cat.

____________________________________________

5 You’re going to listen to the radio.

____________________________________________

3 Delete the incorrect future form for eachsentence.

EXAMPLE

A I can’t find my wallet.B I’m going to help you/I’ll help you look for it.

1 A Alan and I are going to go/will go on holidayto New York.

B Oh, you lucky things!

2 A Shall we go to the cinema this evening?B Yes, that’s a good idea. I’m going to/I’ll ring

and check the times.

3 A Can you answer the phone for me. I’m goingto have/I’ll have a bath.

B Sure.

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4 A It’s my mother’s birthday next Sunday.B Are you going to/Will you go and visit her?

5 A I’m going to get a drink from the bar.B Good idea. I’ll get/I’m going to get one too.

6 A I’ve just finished this brilliant book. Whydon’t you read it?

B Great! I’m going to start/I’ll start it now.

7 If you break a mirror you’ll have/you’re going tohave bad luck for seven years.

8 A What are you doing this evening?B I’m not sure. Perhaps I’m going to go/I’ll go

out for a meal with my girlfriend.

9 A I’m going to go/I’ll go into town. Do you wantto come?

B No. I think I’ll stay/I’m going to stay here.

4 Write the gerunds of the verbs.

EXAMPLE

fly flying

1 prepare __________ 6 rob __________

2 put __________ 7 cycle __________

3 do __________ 8 run __________

4 jog __________ 9 pay __________

5 smile __________ 10 write __________

5 Find words for jobs.

EXAMPLE

yannn nanny

1 tanuocactn _______________

2 reaelcn _______________

3 koco _______________

4 simehct _______________

5 reusn _______________

6 eraifnm _______________

7 anrit evrird _______________

8 reearndg _______________

9 aevrlt gaten _______________

10 srpnoi refiocf _______________


1 A What are we to do today?B Do you __________ (1) go to the beach?

A No, not __________ (2). I don’t think it’s

warm enough. But we __________(3) go for a picnic in the country.

B Yes, __________ (4) a good idea. Where

__________ (5) we go?

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A Why __________ (6) we go to that place by the river?

B Oh yes, that’ll __________(7) nice. And

__________ (8) about inviting Diane?

A Sure. Do you think you __________ (9) give her a ring? I’ll get some things ready.

2 A __________ (10) go out for a meal tonight. How about the Red Dragon?

B Mmm. We went there last time. I’d

__________(11) try something different.

A Well, what __________ (12) trying that new Italian place – Mario’s?

B OK. __________ (13) I book a table for 9p.m.?

A I don’t __________ (14) doing it. Could you

pass __________ (15) the phone book?

B __________ (16) you are.

3 A __________ (17) you like to go to the cinematonight?

B No, I don’t fancy __________ (18) out. I’m a bit tired.

A Well, __________ (19) don’t we hire a video?

B Yes, OK, but would you __________ 20) going

to get it? I’m just __________ (21) to have a bath.

A No, I don’t __________ (22). What do you

__________ (23) to see?

B Oh, anything. And why __________ (24) youget a couple of pizzas?

A Good idea. OK, __________ (25) you later.


The £349 housewifeAs nanny, cook, cleaner, laundress, shopper,dishwasher, driver, gardener, and seamstress, she hasone of the most demanding jobs in Britain today. And paying someone else to do the chores which take the average housewife 71 hours a week wouldcost £349, it was revealed yesterday.At over £18,000 a year that’s more than the earningsof 70 per cent of the population, including traindrivers, firemen, prison officers, and social workers.Looking after a youngster less than a year old takes ahousewife into an even higher pay league. Accordingto a survey, she deserves £457 a week – at nearly£24,000 a year, the same as teachers, engineers, andchemists. Researchers put a price on each chore,then calculated how long the average person takesdoing them. They found housewives spend anaverage 70.7 hours a week on domestic duties – withlooking after children (17.9 hours) and cooking andcleaning (12.3 hours each) the mosttime-consuming.

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A wife with a part-time job still works an average of59 hours a week at home. Those in full-timeemployment put in longer hours at home than inthe workplace. The good news is that these hoursdecline sharply as children get older. While theaverage mother with a child under one puts in 90hours weekly, the figure drops to 80 hours from oneto four and to 66 hours from five to seven.Mother-of-four Karen Tudor-Williams, fromReading, said last night: ‘Wages aren’t practical, butthe government should recognize the value ofhousework, perhaps through the tax system. Running a house takes a lot of time and mosthusbands don’t appreciate this. They say they do theDIY jobs, but my husband only puts up a shelf nowand again. He never cleans the loo – that’s the realtest.’Single parent Anne Neale from north-west Londonsaid: ‘The government should pay women wages. It’sthe husband’s employer who benefits from the workthat women do at home.’

EXAMPLE

The average housewife works 71 hours a week. T F

1 70 per cent of the population earn less than £18,000. T F

2 A housewife looking after a child deserves £349 a week. T F

3 Chemists earn around £24,000 a year. T F

4 Housewives spend an average of 12.3 hours a week cleaning. T F

5 A wife with a full-time job works more at home than in the work place. T F

6 A wife with a part-time job works an average of 59 hours a week at home. T F

7 A wife looking after children from one to four does an average of 66 hourshousework a week. T F

8 Karen Tudor-Williams believes that thegovernment should pay housewives a wage. T F

9 Karen Tudor-Williams says her husband doesn’t clean the loo. T F

10 Anne Neale thinks that the government should recognize the value of housework through the tax system. T F

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Unit 11 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the correct formof have to/has to. Choose from:

wear not get up not use work cookgo (x 2) meet have drive

EXAMPLE

Eric has to eat his dinner early as he goes to anevening class.

1 __________ Charlotte __________ early in themorning?

2 Paul __________ to work by train.

3 Fiona and Nick __________ lunch at work.

4 I __________ smart clothes to the office.

5 Brad __________ his car to the library.

6 We __________ to bed early as it’s Mondaytomorrow.

7 Rose __________ her children after school in theafternoon.

8 __________ Joe __________ dinner in theevening?

9 I __________ a computer in my job.

10 __________ you __________ in a noisy office?

2 Hannah has decided to take a week off work.Complete the sentences with I’ll be able to or I won’t have to. Choose from:

go (2) get read (x 2) leave paint writeplay clean make

EXAMPLE

I’ll be able to read the newspaper from cover to cover.

1 __________ in bed if I want to.

2 __________ the house really well.

3 __________ the bus to work.

4 __________ my sandwiches every morning.

5 __________ letters to all my friends.

6 __________ my front door a nice blue.

7 __________ to bed early.

8 __________ to my yoga class three times.

9 __________ my child with the babysitter.

10 __________ with my little girl.

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3 Read the text and complete the sentences withhad to/didn’t have to.

EXAMPLE

He had to have a massage every day.

Jerome had a great time at the health farm. Eachday started at half past six. He ran for an hour a day.For lunch he had normal food – soup, salad, meatand vegetables, and even a dessert. In the afternoonhe had a massage, and went swimming. He nevercleaned his room or made his bed because the healthfarm did everything. The health farm told him toturn off his mobile phone, so he could relax.

1 He __________ at half past six.

2 He __________ for an hour.

3 He __________ his bed.

4 He __________ special food.

5 He __________ his mobile phone.

4 Reorder the words to make sentences.

EXAMPLE

a/in/fill/to/form/wants/he/themHe wants them to fill in the form.

1 close/wants/the/mother/her/Polly’s/door/to

____________________________________________

2 on/the/the/Saturday/wants/play/manager/to/team

____________________________________________

3 turn/to/son/her/down/wants/the/Pauline/music

____________________________________________

4 smile/to/newsreader/more/want/GMTV/the

____________________________________________

5 new/shop/wants/Julia/the/to/deliver/the/chairs

____________________________________________

5 Complete the sentences with appropriateverbs.

EXAMPLE

Have you seen that new film yet?

1 David __________ to the radio every morning.

2 I __________ a really good film on TV. Did you see it?

3 Jessica __________ a lot of photos while she wason holiday.

4 Kevin __________ TV when the phone rang.

5 __________ the TV! There’s a programme I want to watch starting in a few minutes.

6 I __________ a TV programme on the videoyesterday. Would you like to see it?

7 Could you __________ the radio. I can’t hearwhat my mother is saying on the phone.

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8 Have you __________ this article?

9 My friend Alan is a journalist. He __________articles about science.

10 It takes a lot of people to __________ a TVprogramme.


1 Ray Porter Oh, good morning. Could I haveextension 233, please?

Telephonist One __________ (1) please. I’msorry, there’s no reply.

Ray Porter Oh, OK. I’ll try again

__________ (2).2 Ray Porter Well, let’s try Kathy again.

Telephonist Good afternoon, NuffieldElectronics. My name’s Tracy. How

may I __________ (3) you?

Ray Porter Could I __________ (4) to Kathy Seaton, please?

Telephonist One moment, please. I’m

__________ (5), the line’s engaged.

Would you __________ (6) to hold?

Ray Porter Yes, OK. __________ (7) hang on.

Telephonist I’m sorry __________ (8) keep you.

I’m __________ (9) the line’s still busy.

Ray Porter Well, can I __________ (10) a message for her?

Telephonist Just one __________ (11) please. I’m just putting you

__________ (12) to her secretary.Man Hello, Sales Department.

Telephonist Hello. __________ (13) I leave a

__________ (14) for Kathy Seaton, please?

Man I’m sorry. I think you’ve got the

__________ (15) extension. Just one moment, please.

Telephonist Hello. Switchboard.Man Could you transfer this

__________(16) to Kathy Seaton, please?

Telephonist Right, I’m just putting you

__________ (17) now.Secretary Hello, extension 233.Ray Porter Hello. My name’s Ray Porter.

Could I __________ (18) a message for Kathy, please?

Secretary Certainly, Mr Porter.

Ray Porter Could you __________ (19) her that I’m going to be in Londonnext week and I’d like to meet up?

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Secretary Oh, I’m sorry, Mr Porter,

__________ (20) Mrs Seaton is going to be in Japan all next week.


Teresa is the Press Officer with a TV company. She isthe first point of contact for the media. She has toanswer questions, write, and talk to journalists.She loves her job. Last year she was involved inanniversary celebrations for her TV company. Shesays, ‘My job is varied and I have to think fast. Youhave to have a lot of confidence because you have toring complete strangers up and sell your story.’Her first job was working as a secretary in anewspaper office.Jane is a Public Affairs Director for an Arts Festival.She is responsible for all the marketing. She also hasto produce programmes for all the performances. Herjob is very varied and she has to be practical andcreative. She also has to travel a lot to meet people,and see new events. She says, ‘To do the job wellyou have to have a passion for the arts, a desire tocommunicate and a creative, flexible brain. But youalso have to be able to plan and meet deadlines.’Jane now manages a permanent staff of five peopleand about forty staff during the festival.She started her career in a theatre box office, first intelephone sales and later as a box office assistant.

EXAMPLE

Jane works in a TV company. F

1 Teresa works in a box office at the theatre. ___

2 Teresa has to talk on the phone to strangers. ___

3 Both Jane and Teresa have to travel a lot in their

jobs. ___

4 A Public Affairs Director has to love the arts. ___

5 Teresa was a journalist before she got her present

job. ___

6 Jane has forty people working for her all year.

___

7 Jane works in a theatre box office now. ___

8 A Press Officer has to talk to the media and

journalists. ___

9 Teresa is working on anniversary celebrations for

her company. ___

10 Both Jane and Teresa have varied jobs. ___

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Unit 12 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences. Use the verbs inbrackets in the passive.

EXAMPLE

English is spoken in this restaurant. (speak)

1 Paper __________ from wood pulp. (make)

2 Not only milk but water and fruit juice

__________ from the milkman. (buy)

3 What __________ with today’s rubbish? (do)

4 Bread __________ in a clothes shop. (not sell)

5 Coffee __________ in England. (not grow)

6 Gold __________ in Africa. (find)

7 E-mails __________ on computers. (write)

8 In which country __________ most books

__________ ? (read)

9 The offices __________ at night after the staffhave gone home. (clean)

10 Big parcels __________ by post but by courier inthis company. (not send)

2 Complete the sentences with the past simplepassive. Choose from:

write paint publish direct discover build

EXAMPLE

‘Hamlet’ was written by William Shakespeare.

1 The drug penicillin __________ by AlexanderFleming.

2 The Eiffel Tower __________ in the nineteenthcentury in Paris.

3 The Mona Lisa __________ by the artist Leonardoda Vinci.

4 Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity __________in 1915.

5 The Oscar-winning film ET __________ byStephen Spielberg.

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3 Rewrite the sentences with the present perfectpassive.

EXAMPLE

Hunters have killed most of the world’s tigers.Most of the world’s tigers have been killed by hunters.

1 Industry and agriculture has polluted many lakesand rivers.

____________________________________________

2 CFC gases from refrigerators have damaged theozone layer.

____________________________________________

3 Man has made many animals extinct.

____________________________________________

4 Land development has destroyed large areas ofthe world’s rain forests.

____________________________________________

5 Global warming has caused changes in theweather.

____________________________________________

4 Change the sentences from the active to thepassive. Use the correct tense.

EXAMPLE

Someone dropped the camera.The camera was dropped by someone.My mother will tidy the garden.The garden will be tidied by my mother.

1 M.R. Enterprises will build a supermarket.

____________________________________________

2 The volcano lava destroys everything.

____________________________________________

3 Scientists have found a cure for flu.

____________________________________________

4 A man gave us the tickets.

____________________________________________

5 The machine washes the clothes.

____________________________________________

6 America launched the satellite into space.

____________________________________________

7 Beethoven composed that concerto.

____________________________________________

8 A piece of space debris hit the earth.

____________________________________________

9 Jeremy has phoned the police.

____________________________________________

10 The government will close the power stations.

____________________________________________

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atmosphere river sun coast volcanoesplanet desert mountains continent moonoceans

EXAMPLE

Scientists have recently decided that Pluto is not aplanet.

1 The __________ orbits around the Earth.

2 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by

__________ .

3 The Earth orbits around the __________ .

4 Africa is a __________ .

5 The __________ is a mixture of gases thatsurrounds the Earth.

6 There are a lot of __________ in Switzerland.

7 The largest __________ in the world is theSahara.

8 The __________ is the area where the land meetsthe sea.

9 Mount Etna and Vesuvius are two famous

__________ in Italy.

10 The longest __________ in the world is the Nile.

6 Match A and B.

A B

1 ■■g Tim and I are a Oh, really? When getting married. did that happen?

2 ■■ I’ve got an b Oh, well. Never interview for a mind. Better luck job today. next time.

3 ■■ John can’t play c And a Happy today. He’s had Christmas to you too.an accident.

4 ■■ Did you know d Good luck! I’ll keep Tony and Jill have my fingers crossed split up? for you.

5 ■■ I won the gold e That’s wonderful medal in the race. news. When’s it due?

6 ■■ I’m expecting f Thank you a baby. very much. That’s

sweet of you.

7 ■■ I failed my g Congratulations! driving test. When’s the happy

day?

8 ■■ Sue had her baby h Oh, that’s all right. on Saturday. Don’t mention it.

9 ■■ Happy Christmas! i Well done! I knew you could do it!

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10 ■■ Happy Birthday, j Wonderful! Was it a Mum! Here’s boy or a girl?your present.

11 ■■ Thanks for k Oh, dear. It’s nothing helping me. serious, I hope.


towards explosion destroyed will hits beencities thrown times earthquakes evacuatedhigh Earth caused wide lands completelycomet north destroyed created

The year is 2094. It has announced that

a __________ (1) is heading towards the __________

(2). Most of it will miss our planet, but two

fragments __________(3) probably hit the southern

hemisphere. The news has __________ (4) panic.

Stock markets around the world have been

__________ (5) into chaos.

On 17 July, a fragment four kilometres

__________(6) enters the Earth’s atmosphere with a

massive __________ (7). About half of the fragment

is __________(8) and pieces are scattered through the

hemisphere. But the core survives and __________

(9) the South Atlantic at 200 __________ (10) the

speed of sound. An enormous tidal wave is

__________ (11) and spreads outwards from the hole.

The wall of water, a kilometre __________ (12),

rushes __________ (13) the southern part of Africa at

800 kilometres an hour. Cities on the African coast

are totally __________ (14) and millions of people

are drowned. The wave moves into the Indian Ocean

and heads towards Asia. Coastal cities are

__________ (15) and thousands are killed in the

panic. Before the wave reaches South America, the

second fragment of the comet __________ (16) in

Argentina. __________ (17) and volcanoes are set off

in the Andes mountains. The shock waves move

__________ (18) into California and all around the

Pacific Ocean. The __________ (19) of Los Angeles,

San Francisco and Tokyo are __________(20)

destroyed by earthquakes.

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Unit 13 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences with the verbs inbrackets.

EXAMPLE

In 1973 the microwave hadn’t been invented. (be)

1 I saw Simon yesterday. I __________ just

__________ the bus when I saw him. (get off)

2 Rosie __________ to Rome before. (not go)

3 __________ you already __________ dinner whenthe phone rang? (have)

4 Susan met an old friend last week. She

__________ her in years. (not see)

5 In 1975 Alan __________ school. He was studyingfor his exams. (not leave)

6 The rain __________ when we went out for awalk. (not stop)

7 __________ they __________ their homeworkbefore they went out to the disco? (do)

8 Fiona __________ the museum before. (not see)

9 Tony __________ across the Atlantic in 1975. Butthis year he decided to do it solo. (sail)

10 Diane __________ the lesson so then she went toask the teacher to explain again. (notunderstand)

2 Complete the text with the verbs in brackets.

It was 1973 and Sarah Simms a happy

19-year-old. She __________ (1 have) a nice job in a

film laboratory, and in the evening she __________

(2 go) out with her boyfriend. She __________

(3 love) dancing especially to her favourite pop

group T. Rex.

Then she __________ (4 wake up) in a hospital bed.

A man was talking to her. He __________ (5 say)

that he was her husband, but she __________ (6 not

recognize) him. In fact she __________ (7 like) him

very much.

Two days earlier Sarah __________ (8 be) in a car

crash. The accident __________ (9 erase) twenty

years of her memory. It __________ (10 be) now

1993, but for Sarah it __________ (11 be) 1973 and

she __________ (12 be) still a teenager. She

__________ (13 forget) the twenty years in between.

was

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In those twenty years Sarah __________ (14 get)

married. In 1973 she __________(15 not meet) her

husband. And she __________ (16 have) two

children – Alexander, 11, and Linda, 9. The world

__________ (17 change) dramatically. What, for

example, __________ (18 be) a word processor, a

microwave or a compact disc? Those things

__________ (19 not invent) in 1973. And where

__________ all her favourite pop stars __________

(20 go)?

3 Write the months of the year in order.

January

1 __________ 6 __________

2 __________ 7 __________

3 __________ 8 __________

4 __________ 9 __________

5 __________ 10 __________

December


1 A Hello. you give me some

information __________ (1) flight times to Istanbul, please?

B When do you __________ (2) to travel?

A I’d like to leave on 22 November and

__________ (3) on December 3.

B Well, __________ (4) the 22nd there’s a flight

at 12.25. That gets __________ (5) Istanbul at 16.40.

A Hmm. That’s a bit late.

B Well, __________(6) an evening flight on the

21st at 18.05. It __________ (7) in Istanbul at 22.30.

A I see. __________ (8) about the return flight?

B Sorry, what __________ (9) the date again?A 3 December.

B There’s a flight at 8.30 __________ (10) the

morning. That __________ (11) at 12.50.

A OK. Well, can I __________ (12) the flights on the 21st and the 3rd then, please?

B Certainly. What name __________ (13) it,please?

Could

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2 A Hello. Have you got __________(14) seatsavailable on March 12 or April 5?

B Let me see. No, I’m __________(15) 12 March is fully booked, and 5 April is fully booked,

__________(16).A Oh, dear.

B We have __________(17) seats available

__________ (18) 10 May or 17 May. Otherwise it’s June or July.

A No, well, I think May is OK.

B How __________(19) seats do you need?A Three.

B Well, we’ve __________(20) three seats in row J.


for knew one would marriage alsobeen (x2) had secretly away back laterspent but tall shoes not left frontlove lazy fallen him like about lookeddisappeared court worked

It was 1538 and in the village of Artigat there was a

wedding. The bride was Betrande de Rols and the

bridegroom was Martin Guerre. They didn’t

__________ (1) each other. The marriage had been

arranged by Martin’s father Sangxi.

The __________ (2) was not a happy one. Martin was

a __________ (3) and strong young man, but he was

lazy and bad-tempered, and he treated Betrande

very badly. Martin had half of the family’s farm.

Pierre had the other half, but while Pierre

__________ (4) hard on his half of the farm, Martin

__________ (5) all his time with his friends.

One day Sangxi caught his son stealing some of

Pierre’s produce. Sangxi was furious so the next day

Martin __________ (6) left the village. The family

waited for news, but none came. Martin Guerre had

disappeared. Only Sangxi __________ (7) why.

Then eight years __________(8), Martin suddenly

returned. He __________ (9) changed a lot while he

had __________ (10) away. In fact, he was

__________ (11) a new man. He was pleasant and

helpful, and treated Betrande well. He __________

(12) worked hard on the farm. Betrande and Martin

soon had a daughter.

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Their happy life did __________ (13) last long

however. While Martin had been __________ (14),

Sangxi had died, and because Martin had

__________ (15) Pierre had inherited everything.

Now that Martin had returned Pierre would have to

give __________ (16) half the inheritance – £7,000.

Pierre and Martin argued about the money

__________ (17) three years.

Then __________ (18) day Pierre received some

strange information. Someone said that he had seen

Martin Guerre in Flanders. The village shoemaker

was also sure that Martin’s __________ (19) were

now three sizes smaller than before he had

__________ (20). This was Pierre’s chance. He went

to court and claimed that this new Martin was not

the real Martin Guerre, __________ (21) the judge

decided that he really was Martin. But a man with a

wooden leg came into the __________ (22). It was

the real Martin Guerre.

When Martin had left the village, he had become a

soldier. He had been sent to fight in Flanders. He had

met a man called Arnaud. The two men

__________ (23) very similar. They had become

friends and Martin had told Arnaud all about his life

in Artigat. Then in a battle Martin Guerre had

__________ (24) wounded in the leg. Arnaud had

thought that he __________ (25) die, so he decided

to take Martin’s place and get his money. But then

he had __________ (26) in love with Betrande and

had decided to stay.

Martin, however, hadn’t died, and later he had

heard __________ (27) the trial. And so Martin

returned to his home. Betrande got her

__________ (28) and bad-tempered husband

__________ (29). Pierre lost the £7,000, and Arnaud

was hanged in __________ (30) of Martin Guerre’s

house.

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End of Year Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

I wake up at seven o’clock.

1 Christine __________ breakfast early.

2 I __________ to the radio at the moment, because

the TV’s broken.

3 A What __________ doing?

B I __________ for my glasses. Can you seethem anywhere?

4 A __________ your house have a garden?

B Yes, it __________ .

5 We __________ on holiday last week.

6 __________ Maria __________ to schoolyesterday?

7 What time do you think you __________ finish?

8 You __________ need a visa for your trip toAustralia.

9 London is bigger __________ Istanbul.

10 The UK isn’t __________ big __________ the USA.

11 A __________ Ian and Sarah __________ dinnerwhen you arrived?

B No, they __________ . Ian __________ TV andSarah __________ on the phone.

12 I can’t go to the doctor now because I have to goout. I __________ tomorrow.

13 A __________ it __________ cold tomorrow?

B Yes, it __________ .

14 A __________ Sue ever __________ to India?

B Yes, she __________ .

15 They __________ to Paris, but they __________ toLondon. They’d like to go to England next year.

16 A __________ milk have you got?

B I haven’t got __________ .

17 Would you like __________ apple?

18 If I __________ a UFO __________ call the police.

19 You __________ have toothache if you

__________ so many sweets.

20 Look at those clouds! It’s __________ rain.

21 I __________ get up early to get the train to work.

22 To make paper trees __________ down.

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2 Match A and B.

A B1 ■■f Could I reserve a OK. Where?

a table for this b No, thanks. A single is evening, please? fine.

2 ■■ It’s quarter past c Yes, here you are.three. d Yes, I’ve got an

3 ■■ Are you free appointment with this morning? Doctor Greenhall.

4 ■■ How did you feel? e No, I’m sorry, we5 ■■ Are you doing haven’t.

anything on f Certainly. How manyFriday? people is it for?

6 ■■ Please speak g Well, it depends whatafter the tone. time.

7 ■■ Have you got h Oh, congratulations!this T-shirt in a i Well, I’m afraid the larger size? TV isn’t working.

8 ■■ How about this j No, I’m afraid it’s green one? fully booked.

9 ■■ Excuse me, Can k Oh, good morning. you tell me Could I have where the bank extension 421, is, please? please?

10 ■■ Have you been l Oh, I must go. My here long? bus is at twenty past.

11 ■■ How was the m Hello. This is Teresa. meal? My number’s

12 ■■ So that’s two 01865 443251.coffees. n No, I’m sorry. What

13 ■■ Let’s have a picnic. about this afternoon?14 ■■ Could you pass o Yes, and could I have

the dictionary? the bill, please?15 ■■ Would you like a p I’m sorry. I think

double room? you’ve got the16 ■■ Is everything OK wrong extension.

with your room? q No, just a few 17 ■■ Good morning. minutes.

ABC. How may I r Yes, that’s nice. I’ll help you? take it.

18 ■■ We’re getting s I was very angry and married! upset.

19 ■■ Hello. Can I help t Delicious.you? u Yes, it’s over there

20 ■■ Have you got any opposite the station.seats available for 12 March?

21 ■■ Could I leave message for Kathy, please?

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Across1 The __________ intelligent4 A man with no hair6 You wear this over a shirt or sweater.9 Past simple of go

11 If you put money in the bank you do this.13 __________ chose chosen15 Your mother’s son is your … .16 The adverb of careful19 Present: hit, Past: __________, Past participle: hit20 Superlative of nice21 Your mother’s daughter is your …24 Someone who comes from Hungary26 Someone who drives a car or a bus27 You use this to cut things in the kitchen.29 When something costs a lot it is … .33 A yellow metal. It costs a lot of money.34 You do this when you give a shop money for a

product.35 Can I see that ring in the window? No, not that

__________ , the other __________ .36 You make sandwiches with this.

Down2 Is it fruit or a vegetable? It’s red.3 A part of your body. You use it to see.4 It’s made of glass and we put about a litre of

milk, water, etc. in it.

5 A __________ of bread6 Someone from Japan is … .7 A big old building where kings used to live.8 You go here to see actors in plays.9 Men and __________

10 A place in a square or in a street where you canbuy things.

12 Chinese people come from here.14 A terrible movement of earth. Usually a disaster

where people die and buildings are destroyed.16 A person buying things in a shop17 Past participle of be18 A person who studies22 When something happens quickly and

surprisingly23 Past participle of see25 Planes take off from here.28 You eat this.30 A place where people are put if they do

something wrong.31 You do this with a gun. It can kill people.32 The opposite of silence

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KeyEntry test

1 1 Pick 20 There is2 Don’t stand 21 There isn’t3 Sit 22 was4 are 23 Did play

I’m they did5 Is 24 Did do

isn’t didn’t did6 aren’t/’re ’re/aren’t 25 didn’t buy didn’t have7 their 26 didn’t work8 Her 27 Did speak9 My 28 is eating isn’t eating

10 Have 29 ’m studyinghave ’ve got 30 Are studying

11 have I amdoesn’t 31 Are staying

12 Can speak they aren’t ’re stayingcan can speak 32 older

13 can’t cook 33 more expensive14 can play 34 healthier15 has to 35 the longest16 Do have to 36 ’re going to book

do have to 37 isn’t going to get up17 doesn’t live lives 38 has driven18 does leave 39 ’s seen

leaves 40 Have played19 are there haven’t

One mark for each answer.

2 1 on 3 to 6 on 8 On2 in 4 in 7 by 9 off

at 5 on

One mark for each answer.

3 1 meeting 10 teeth2 elevator 11 armchairs3 eyes hair 12 washing machine4 sisters 13 doctor5 horse 14 sunny cold6 piano 15 airport7 milk 16 platform8 apple 17 hungry9 crossword 18 West

Two marks for each answer.

4 5 2 1 4 6 7 3

Two marks for each answer.

Unit 1

1 1 I don’t listen to the radio.2 Sarah and Toby eat at/in a restaurant on Fridays.3 Stephanie doesn’t have breakfast.4 We stay in bed late on Sundays.5 Tom works at a night-club.


2 1 My father works in an office.2 I take Colin to work in my car.3 They don’t spend the winter in caravans.4 Do you eat toast for breakfast?5 The Travellers sit and talk to their friends during the day.


3 1 should 5 should/could 8 should2 Can/Could 6 Can/Could 9 Can/Could3 should 7 should 10 Can4 shouldn’t


4 1 you 6 What 11 What 16 go2 work 7 time 12 do 17 to3 What 8 do 13 you 18 do4 do 9 you 14 stop 19 you5 do 10 work 15 work 20 do


5 1 turn listen2 get3 go clean/brush have/take4 get go5 make have

Half a mark for each correct answer.

6 reserve a table sit at a deskplay the piano go to schooldrive a car brush your hairhave a shower make an appointmentpay taxes drink a beerdig the garden


7 1 Six hundred and forty-nine.2 Two thousand.3 Fifteen million, five hundred thousand.4 Five thousand, two hundred and sixty-eight.5 Twelve thousand, five hundred and fifteen.


8 A make with pleaseB can/couldA sorry busyB moment rightA fine/OKB name


9 1 They have got three children.2 Their names are Sunrise, Peace, and Leaf.3 They travel with two other families.4 They live on social security benefits.5 Bethany makes jewellery and James does some building

work.6 They live in an empty house in the city.7 Their children go to school.8 They start travelling again.9 He is an office worker.

10 They have a shop.11 No, he doesn’t.12 He works hard all week, he comes home at six o’clock

and then watches TV.13 He decorates the house, he digs the garden and washes

the car.14 He thinks that James should get a job.15 She likes the life he leads but thinks he should send the

children to school regularly.


Unit 2

1 1 He isn’t making coffee.2 We’re looking at some old photos.3 Kevin and Fiona are driving into town.4 Beth is wearing jeans.5 You aren’t watching the TV.


2 1 Are we winning?2 Is the sun shining?3 What are you making?4 Where is she going?5 Are they standing up?



2Key

3 1 ’m waiting 6 aren’t wearing2 ’m playing 7 ’s carrying3 are buying 8 Is following4 Are going 9 are running5 are travelling 10 are saying


4 1 drive 6 ’m asking 11 ’m telling2 answer 7 ’s carrying 12 don’t do3 ’m standing 8 ’m stopping 13 enjoy4 ’m helping 9 bring 14 ’re watching5 ’m stopping 10 ’s getting 15 enjoying


5 1 she does 3 I don’t 5 they don’t2 they haven’t 4 he has


6 Possible answers.short big short handsomefat brown wavy good-lookingbig blue long prettyslim thick oldwell-built browntall curly

straight


7 fast slow noisy quietold young strong weakshy outgoing sociable unfriendlydull lively well off poorexciting boring thick thin


8 1 On 2 At 3 In 4 On 5 x


9 1 moment/ 6 anything 11 nominute 7 What 12 going

2 about 8 busy 13 back3 free 9 good 14 but4 see 10 morning 15 you5 can’t


Unit 3

1 1 lived 4 got 7 was 9 died2 started 5 was 8 took off 10 saw3 left 6 bought


2 1 The bride’s parents weren’t at the wedding.2 She didn’t attack Marcus’s mother.3 They didn’t have two dogs.4 She didn’t speak to her daughter.5 They didn’t spend a lot of money.


3 1 were 3 Did start 5 did buywas didn’t went bought

2 did leave 4 did do/getleft did/got


4 1 was 10 used 18 had2 counted 11 didn’t cost 19 spent3 owned 12 sat 20 left4 lost 13 ate 21 had5 didn’t want 14 bought 22 was6 lived 15 sold 23 had7 wore 16 married 24 inherited8 washed 17 became 25 spent9 had


5 1 He was born in Bristol.2 He grew up in Wales.3 He started school in 1965.4 He left school in 1983.5 He took his A levels in 1983.6 He started work in 1986.7 He taught.8 He worked in Spain.9 He got married in 1988.

10 He married Angela.11 They had their children in 1990 and 1993.12 They lived in Spain for three years.13 He started a teacher training course.14 He started teaching in 1990.15 He moved to Manchester.


6 1 The volume was so low that I didn’t hear the radio.2 The book was so good that I read it until three in the

morning.3 He was so intelligent that he could do anything.4 We were so hungry that we ate a lot.5 William was so angry that he shouted.


7 1 well/good 4 careful/carefully2 hard/hardly 5 fast/fastly3 desperately/desperate


8 1 so 3 Although 5 so2 because 4 because


Unit 4

1 1 ’ll arrive 3 ’ll stay 5 ’ll have2 won’t be 4 ’ll study


2 1 Our teacher won’t be away next week.2 Jane and Sally won’t be in a restaurant at lunchtime.3 Maria won’t drive to the supermarket this evening.4 Tim won’t go to the party.5 You won’t watch TV while I’m out.


3 1 will start 6 won’t be 11 ’ll go2 will meet 7 ’ll be 12 won’t be3 will take 8 won’t be 13 ’ll go4 won’t go 9 will take 14 ’ll dance5 ’ll have 10 ’ll have 15 will take


4 1 will win/win ’ll visit/visit2 ’ll want/want ’ll give/give3 won’t be/isn’t will come/comes4 ’ll meet/meet ’ll tell/tell5 ’ll have/have ’ll be/is6 phones/will phone ’ll tell/tell7 ’ll be/are ’ll eat/eat8 will drive/drives will ask/ask9 will turn/turn ’ll hear/hear

10 will be/is ’ll dance/dance


5 1 Hungarian 5 Irish 8 Chinese2 Polish 6 Italian 9 Japanese3 Greek 7 Turkish 10 Norwegian4 Scottish


6 1 afraid 6 I’m 11 This 16 This2 moment 7 won’t 12 so 17 talk3 if 8 you’ll 13 won’t 18 in4 back 9 give 14 I’ll 19 touch5 can 10 in/home 15 back 20 back



3 Key

7 1 He worked in a hotel.2 He went to Trieste.3 He went to Sofia in Bulgaria.4 It takes a day and a half.5 It left at nine o’clock in the morning.6 They got on at Zagreb.7 They looked at his passport while he was asleep.8 They were from Los Angeles/America.9 They are meeting him on Saturday.

10 They are meeting him at the Hotel Marmara.


Unit 5

1 1 farther/further 3 older 5 closer2 bigger 4 more powerful


2 1 the biggest 4 the most intelligentGreenland chimpanzees

2 the largest 5 the most successfulChina Brazil

3 the most ancientThe Pyramids


3 1 The Ford isn’t as expensive as the Mercedes.2 Birmingham isn’t as big as London.3 I’m not as old as Anthony.4 Your job isn’t as good as Andrew’s.5 This test wasn’t as bad as the last test.


4 1 This dress is the most expensive in the shop.2 Pluto is the smallest planet in the solar system.3 The tiger is the most powerful big cat in the world.4 My husband is the most wonderful man in the world.5 Mario is the best student in our class.


5 useful the most usefulworse the worstgood bettermore dangerous the most dangeroussad sadderclever the most clever/the cleverestprettier the prettiestmore expensive the most expensiveeasy easiersunny sunnier


6 1 coat 4 cap 7 tie 9 jumper2 dress 5 jacket 8 socks 10 trousers3 trainers 6 skirt


7 1 much 10 Anything 18 over2 one 11 that’s 19 they3 enough 12 are 20 afraid4 bigger 13 you 21 them5 Just 14 looking 22 size6 haven’t 15 know 23 better7 too 16 me 24 much8 one 17 try 25 anything9 ’ll


8 1 three 6 through 11 weaker 16 unhappy2 these 7 sends 12 most 17 some3 more 8 it 13 world 18 someone4 the 9 older 14 people 19 because5 big 10 as 15 signals 20 can’t


Unit 6

1 1 She wasn’t eating an ice-cream.2 They weren’t listening to the radio.3 Jeff wasn’t working at home.4 Susan wasn’t doing her English homework.5 Howard and Caroline weren’t looking for a new house.


2 1 Was Jack feeling ill?2 Was Jane travelling to New York?3 Were Peter and Harriet drinking Cola?4 Were you spending money?5 Was the flying instructor taking the controls?


3 1 Was crossing 11 were doing2 hit 12 shouted3 was drinking 13 was driving4 walked 14 heard5 weren’t playing 15 Was eating6 were shopping 16 arrived7 called 17 weren’t buying8 wasn’t watching 18 were just looking9 rang 19 was eating

10 was having 20 came


4 1 was 8 were talking 15 was just sitting2 was eating 9 jumped 16 reading3 was going 10 tried 17 pulled4 saw 11 pulled 18 flew5 were taking 12 came 19 landed6 met 13 was 20 was7 stopped 14 wasn’t doing


5 1 station 5 school 8 car park2 library 6 park 9 museum3 post office 7 bank 10 town hall4 hospital


6 1 how 5 much 9 course 13 you2 road 6 all 10 get 14 far3 turn 7 tell 11 get 15 walk4 miss 8 where 12 lights


7 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T8 F 9 T 10 F


Unit 7

1 1 Has James ever seen the Taj Mahal?No, he hasn’t.

2 Have you ever ridden on a camel?No, I haven’t.

3 Have they ever played basketball?Yes, they have.

4 Has Bella ever read Charles Dickens?No, she hasn’t.

5 Have Richard and Anne ever eaten in a Chineserestaurant?Yes, they have.


2 1 They haven’t seen the Statue of Liberty.2 They haven’t had measles.3 I haven’t driven a lorry.4 Sue hasn’t been hang-gliding.5 George hasn’t seen Terminator 2.



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3 1 Have you ever ridden a horse?Yes, I rode one on holiday.

2 Have you tried the new Indian restaurant?Yes, I ate there yesterday evening.

3 Have you read this book?Yes, I read it last month.

4 Have you ever played ice hockey?Yes, I played it at university.

5 Have you been to New York?Yes, I went there three years ago.


4 1 been 3 gone 5 gone2 been 4 been


5 1 for 4 for 7 since 9 for2 for 5 since 8 since 10 since3 since 6 for


6 1 am writing/write 19 has worked/works2 have been/were 20 have got/got3 have left/left 21 has rained/rained4 have started/started 22 has got drunk/got drunk5 have stayed/stayed 23 has been/was6 have had/had 24 have had/had7 have got/got 25 has been/was8 have been/am 26 we’ve been married/9 am really enjoying/ we’re married

really enjoy 27 have just had/just had10 have now bought/ 28 have called/called

now bought 29 have just started/11 have been/am just started12 has gone/went 30 has closed/closed13 was working/has worked 31 he’s been/is14 have met/met 32 He’s been there/15 have been/went He’s there16 has gone/went 33 have met/met17 are/have been 34 has told/told18 haven’t heard/didn’t hear 35 has studied/studied


7 1 Maximilian prison 6 Emilio Pilar been to2 Emilio Pilar 7 Maximilian married3 Maximilian 25 8 Maximilian4 Emilio life 9 Emilio married5 Maximilian car crash 10 Maximilian ten


Unit 8

1 1 some 4 any 7 some 9 some2 any 5 any 8 a 10 any3 a 6 some


2 1 U 2 U 3 C 4 U 5 U 6 C 7 U8 U 9 C 10 U


3 1 How much did you buy?2 How much did you give them?3 How much do you need?4 How many did you buy?5 How much have we made?


4 1 use to 3 used to 5 use to2 use to 4 used to


5 1 egg 4 milk 7 bread 9 grape2 ham 5 biscuit 8 carrot 10 chicken3 banana 6 rice


6 1 kilo/bag 4 bottle 7 tube 9 kilo2 pot 5 jar 8 loaf 10 jar3 can 6 bar


7 1 table 10 I’d 18 have2 menu 11 with 19 right3 like 12 have 20 like4 for 13 me 21 about5 I’ll 14 Enjoy 22 for6 ready 15 How’s 23 cup7 Can/Could 16 about 24 I’ll8 Would 17 everything 25 bill9 I’ll


8 1 New Orleans 7 Spaghetti Western2 New Chow Mein New Chow Mein3 Spaghetti Western 8 Nico’s Dining4 New Orleans 9 New Chow Mein5 Nico’s Dining 10 Spaghetti Western6 Nico’s Dining


Unit 9

1 1 I’d get up early.2 John would spend time with his family.3 Peter would stay in bed.4 I wouldn’t go to work.5 They would go to the theatre.


2 1 found wouldn’t2 saw ’d phone3 had ’d make4 won ’d live5 offered wouldn’t take6 were/was ’d give7 wouldn’t have didn’t eat8 ’d go knew9 ’d buy could

10 wasn’t/weren’t ’d walk


3 1 If I wasn’t on a diet I’d eat the chocolates.2 If Clive finishes his work by 8 o’clock he’ll go out.3 If it doesn’t rain/isn’t raining tomorrow, Jackie will play

tennis.If it rains/it’s raining tomorrow, Jackie won’t play tennis.

4 If Helen had something to wear she’d go to the party.5 If I go backstage after the show I’ll meet the stars.


4 1 stabbed 5 burglaries 8 muggings2 blackmailers 6 vandalism 9 witness3 robbed 7 shoot 10 murdered4 kidnappers


5 1 name 8 bill 15 Does2 Would 9 send 16 park3 got 10 newspaper 17 luggage4 nights 11 over 18 lend/give5 see 12 help 19 are6 could 13 Could 20 room7 sign 14 I’ll


6 1 Pauline Castle2 Kitty Genovese3 James Mannering4 Daniel Davies5 Dave Jones6 Dave Jones James Mannering7 Pauline Castle Peter Morris8 Peter Morris9 More than twenty

10 Dave Jones James Mannering



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4 1 Polly’s mother wants her to close the door.2 The manager wants the team to play on Saturday.3 Pauline wants her son to turn down the music.4 GMTV want the newsreader to smile more.5 Julia wants the shop to deliver the new chairs.


5 1 listens 6 recorded2 saw/watched 7 turn down/turn off3 took 8 seen/read4 was watching 9 writes5 Turn on 10 make


6 1 moment 8 to 15 wrong2 later 9 afraid 16 caller3 help 10 leave 17 through4 speak 11 moment 18 leave5 sorry 12 through 19 tell6 like 13 Could/Can 20 but7 I’ll 14 message


7 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 F 7 F8 T 9 F 10 T


Unit 12

1 1 is made 5 isn’t grown 8 are read2 are bought 6 is found 9 are cleaned3 is done 7 are written 10 aren’t sent4 isn’t sold


2 1 was discovered 3 was painted 5 was directed2 was built 4 was published


3 1 Many lakes and rivers have been polluted by industryand agriculture.

2 The ozone layer has been damaged by CFC gases fromrefrigerators.

3 Many animals have been made extinct by man.4 Large areas of the world’s rain forests have been

destroyed by land development.5 Changes in the weather have been caused by global

warming.


4 1 A supermarket will be built by M.R. Enterprises.2 Everything is destroyed by volcano lava.3 A cure for flu has been found by scientists.4 The tickets were given to us by a man.5 The clothes are washed by the machine.6 The satellite was launched into space by America.7 That concerto was composed by Beethoven.8 The earth was hit by a piece of space debris.9 The police have been phoned by Jeremy.

10 The power stations will be closed by the government.


5 1 moon 5 atmosphere 8 coast2 oceans 6 mountains 9 volcanoes3 sun 7 desert 10 river4 continent


6 2 d 3 k 4 a 5 i 6 e 7 b8 j 9 c 10 f 11 h


7 1 comet 8 destroyed 15 evacuated2 Earth 9 hits 16 lands3 will 10 times 17 Earthquakes4 caused 11 created 18 north5 thrown 12 high 19 cities6 wide 13 towards 20 completely7 explosion 14 destroyed


Unit 10

1 1 Is he going to give up smoking?2 Is she going to visit the South of France?3 Are we going to see a film?4 Is my husband going to go on a diet?5 Are Russell and Sophie going to watch TV?


2 1 I’m not going to cook dinner.2 We’re not going to buy a car.3 They’re not going to catch the bus.4 Sue isn’t going to get a cat.5 You aren’t going to listen to the radio.


3 1 are going to go/will go2 I’m going to/I’ll ring3 I’m going to have/I’ll have4 Are you going to/Will you go5 I’ll get/I’m going to get6 I’m going to start/I’ll start7 you’ll have/you’re going to have8 I’m going to/I’ll go9 I’m going to go/I’ll go

I’ll stay/I’m going to stay


4 1 preparing 5 smiling 8 running2 putting 6 robbing 9 paying3 doing 7 cycling 10 writing4 jogging


5 1 accountant 5 nurse 8 gardener2 cleaner 6 fireman 9 travel agent3 cook 7 train driver 10 prison officer4 chemist


6 1 want to 10 Let’s 18 going2 really 11 like to 19 why3 could 12 about 20 mind4 that’s 13 Shall 21 going5 shall 14 mind 22 mind6 don’t 15 me 23 want7 be 16 Here 24 don’t8 what/how 17 Would 25 see9 could


7 1 T 2 T 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 T 7 F8 F 9 T 10 F


Unit 11

1 1 Doesn’t have to get up 6 have to go2 has to go 7 has to meet3 have to have 8 Does have to cook4 have to wear 9 don’t have to use5 has to drive 10 Do have to work


2 1 I’ll be able to read 6 I’ll be able to paint2 I’ll be able to clean 7 I won’t have to go3 I won’t have to get 8 I’ll be able to go4 I won’t have to make 9 I won’t have to leave5 I’ll be able to write 10 I’ll be able to play


3 1 had to get up 4 didn’t have to eat2 had to run 5 had to turn off3 didn’t have to make



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Unit 13

1 1 had got off 6 hadn’t stopped2 hadn’t been 7 Had done3 Had had 8 hadn’t seen4 hadn’t seen 9 had sailed5 hadn’t left 10 hadn’t understood


2 1 had 11 was2 went 12 was3 loved 13 had forgotten4 woke up 14 had got married5 said 15 hadn’t met6 didn’t recognize 16 had had7 didn’t like 17 had changed8 had been 18 was9 had erased 19 hadn’t been invented

10 was 20 had gone


3 1 February 5 June 8 September2 March 6 July 9 October3 April 7 August 10 November4 May


4 1 about 7 arrives 14 any2 want 8 What 15 afraid3 return/ 9 was 16 too

come back 10 in 17 some4 on 11 arrives 18 on5 to 12 book 19 many6 there’s 13 is 20 got


5 1 love 11 like 21 but2 marriage 12 also 22 court3 tall 13 not 23 looked4 worked 14 away 24 been5 spent 15 disappeared 25 would6 secretly 16 him 26 fallen7 knew 17 for 27 about8 later 18 one 28 lazy9 had 19 shoes 29 back

10 been 20 left 30 front



1 1 has 12 ’ll go2 ’m listening 13 Will be3 are you will

’m looking 14 Has been4 Does has

does 15 ’ve been haven’t been5 went 16 How much6 Did go any7 ’ll 17 an8 don’t 18 saw I’d9 than 19 wouldn’t have/get

10 as as didn’t eat11 Were having 20 going to

weren’t was watching 21 have towas (talking) 22 are cut


2 2 l 7 e 12 o 17 k3 n 8 r 13 a 18 h4 s 9 u 14 c 19 d5 g 10 q 15 b 20 j6 m 11 t 16 i 21 p


3 Across Down1 most 2 tomato4 bald 3 eye6 jacket 4 bottle9 went 5 loaf

11 save 6 Japanese13 choose 7 castle15 brother 8 theatre16 carefully 9 women19 hit 10 market20 nicest 12 China21 sister 14 earthquake24 Hungarian 16 customer26 driver 17 been27 knife 18 student29 expensive 22 suddenly33 gold 23 seen34 buy/pay 25 airport35 one 28 food36 bread 30 prison

31 shoot32 noise



intermediate tests + key

1 Entry test LIFELINES © Oxford University Press PHOTOCOPIABLE

Entry test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

Imogen is making/makes dinner now.

1 I’m listening/I listen to the radio at the moment.

2 Do you drive/Are you driving to work every day?

3 A That smells good.B Yes, I’m making/I make coffee.

4 Emma likes/is liking pizza. She often eats/is eating it.

5 A What are you wearing/do you wear today?B A pair of jeans and a jumper.

Past simple v past continuous

2 Complete the sentences using the past simpleor the past continuous.

EXAMPLE

Yesterday morning David was waiting for a bus whenhe saw an accident. (wait/see)

1 Robert and Amy __________ to the radio when

the phone __________ . (listen/ring)

2 Jeff __________ his mother yesterday. They

__________ for hours. (phone/talk)

3 It __________ when Julian and Sandy __________

shopping. (rain/go)

4 I __________ school when I was 16 and

__________ work in a factory. I __________ there

when I __________ my wife. (leave/start/

work/meet)

5 Ella __________ an ice-cream when she

__________ her friends in a park. (eat/meet)

First conditional


EXAMPLE

If Harry phones/will phone, I’ll tell/tell him wherethe meeting is.

1 If I will win/win the competition, I’ll visit/visitmy aunt in Australia.

2 If you’ll want/want to learn to drive, we’ll give/give you a free lesson.

3 There won’t be/isn’t enough chairs if everyonewill come/comes.

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4 I’ll meet/meet you at the airport if you’ll tell/tellme your arrival time.

5 We’ll have/have a picnic if it‘ll be/is sunny.

Second conditional

4 Complete the sentences using the secondconditional.

EXAMPLE

If I had (have) some chocolate I would eat (eat) it.

1 If Emma __________ (see) a UFO, she __________

(phone) the police.

2 If I __________ (have) some eggs, I __________

(make) an omelette.

3 __________ Andy and Molly (live) in the

Bahamas if __________ (win) the money?

4 If Jamie __________ (ask) Laura to marry him she

__________ (not say) ‘yes’.

5 If I __________ (be) the Mayor of London, I

__________ (make) all the museums free to

tourists.

Present perfect v past simple/present simple

5 Complete the text with the correct form of theverbs in brackets.

My name’s Martha Field. I (be born) in

Manchester in 1950. My family __________ (1 move)

to London when I __________ (2 be) fifteen. I

__________ (3 leave) school when I __________

(4 be) eighteen and __________ (5 become) a nurse.

I __________ (6 work) at a hospital in London. I

__________ (7 meet) my husband, Joe, at the

hospital. He’s a doctor. We __________ (8 get

married) in 1980. We __________ (9 be) married

now for about twenty years. We __________

(10 have got) three children – Ben, Alex and

Charlotte. We __________ (11 move) to Ireland in

1990 when my husband __________ (12 get) a job

here. We __________ (13 sell) our house in England

and __________ (14 buy) a house here. We

__________ (15 live) here in Dublin ever since. I

work in an office three days a week as a secretary. I

__________ (16 work) there for five years. My

husband __________ (17 teach) at Dublin hospital for

the last two years. We __________ (18 love) our life

was born

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here in Ireland. Our children __________ (19 love) it

too and Ben __________ recently __________

(20 start) work in an advertising agency.

Going to v will


EXAMPLE

A That’s the doorbell!B Oh I’ll/I’m going to go.

1 A Can you look after the baby? I’m going tohave/I’ll have a shower.

B Sure.

2 A I’ve just seen this brilliant video. Why don’tyou watch it? Here it is.

B Thanks! I’m going to watch/I’ll watch it thisevening.

3 A Shall we go to a restaurant this evening?B Yes, that’s a good idea. I’m going to ring/I’ll

ring and book a table at Gino’s.

4 A I’m going to get a sandwich from the shop.B Good idea. I’ll get/I’m going to get one too.

5 A Patrick and I are going to go/will go onholiday to Iceland.

B Oh, how fantastic!

Have to/be able to

7 Complete the text using words from the boxand the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

don’t have to doesn’t have to has to have todidn’t have to had to will have towon’t have to will be able to won’t be able to

Peter and Sheila were getting ready for work. Their

son Jack was still in bed. He

(not go) to college but he ___________________

(1 study) hard for his exams. Peter and Sheila

thought he wouldn’t do any work. ‘Don’t forget,’

said Peter, as he left for work, ‘You _________

__________ (2 study) for your exams.’ ‘Yes, Dad!’

said a voice from under the blankets. ‘If you’re not

here I ___________________ (3 work) all day without

any interruptions.’

And Peter left the house. But he couldn’t start his

car. He ___________________ (4 go) back into the

house and tell his wife, Sheila.

He said, ‘Darling I ___________________ (5 go) by

bus.’ But she answered, ‘You ___________________

(6 not go) by bus because I can give you a lift in my

car.’

didn’t have to go

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But her car didn’t start either. ‘We

___________________ (7 get) the bus after all,’ said

Peter. ‘But I haven’t got any money’ said his wife.

‘Don’t worry,’ said Peter, ‘I’ve got lots of change. I

___________________ (8 pay).’

So they went to the bus stop. When the bus arrived

they asked for two tickets. Peter looked in his jacket

pockets and his briefcase, but he couldn’t find his

money. ‘You ___________________ (9 get off) the bus

I’m afraid,’ said the bus driver. ‘No, you

___________________ (10 get off)’ said a voice

outside the bus. It was Jack. ‘I’ve got your wallet

here, Dad. When I was getting my books ready I

found it on the table so I ran after you!’

The passive

8 Complete the sentences using the correct formof the verbs in brackets.

EXAMPLE

Wine is fermented in barrels. (ferment)

1 Oil ___________ from olives. (make)

2 Milk __________ in a clothes shop. (not sell)

3 ____ wine _______ in England by the AncientRomans? (produce)

4 Paper _______ from trees in Ancient Egypt. (not make)

5 Your gas bill ________ by a computer since the1970s. (calculate)

Past perfect


EXAMPLE

In 1975 I hadn’t left school. I was studying for myexams. (not leave)

1 I saw Simon yesterday. I __________ just

__________ on the bus when I saw him. (get off)

2 Barbara ____________________ to London before.(not go)

3 __________ you already __________ lunch whenthe phone rang? (have)

4 Steve met an old friend last week. He

____________________ her in years. (not see)

5 They ____________________ the newspaper so Itold them the news. (not read)

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Unit 1 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Circle the correct letter.

EXAMPLE

Look! The car in front _____ .a has stopped c have stoppedb stopped d is stopped

1 A _____ been parachuting?a Are you ever c Have you everb Do you ever d You

B Yes, _____ .a I go. c I do.b I been. d I have.

2 I _____ in Birmingham since 1999.a live c am livingb have lived d has lived

3 I _____ time in the last few days to read thereport.a haven’t had c I’m not havingb don’t have d have

4 How long _____ your best friend?a know you c have you knownb are you knowing d do you know

5 I _____ five times in my life.a ’ve been abroad c am goingb go abroad d ’m been abroad

2 Complete the text using the present simple,present continuous, or present perfect. Usesome verbs more than once.

spend go love plan read book decidetake organize teach be write work buy

My name’s Michael and I an art historian. I

_______________ (1) at Bristol University. I

_______________ (2) there for eight years now. I

_______________ (3) general art history to the

undergraduate students, but I am a specialist in

English Tudor architecture. I also

_______________ (4) books about my special area. I

_______________ (5) five books and many articles. At

the moment I _______________ (6) a book about

York. Every year, in the spring, I _______________

(7) my first-year students to a city in Italy to study

the Renaissance. We either _______________ (8) to

Rome, Venice or Florence. I _______________ (9)

everything. I _______________ (10) the hotels,

museums and galleries. I _______________ (11) the

‘m

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flights, and arrange the journey. I

_______________ (12) a detailed timetable for each

day. Then when we _______________ (13) there I

_______________ (14) the students out each day to

different places and _______________ (15) them. It’s

very tiring but I _______________ (16) it. For many

of the students it is their first visit to the cities, and

they _______________ (17) usually very excited. This

year I _________ not _________ (18) because I have

to finish a book by April.

Apart from that yearly trip I also ________

_______ (19) going on my holidays. For the past

twelve years I _______________ (20) on holidays all

over the world with a group of friends. We

_______________ (21) travelling to see new places

with interesting art and architecture. We

_______________ (22) to Egypt twice, and the Middle

East several times. We _______________ (23) to India

three times. This year we _______________ (24) to go

to Turkey. I _________ never _________ (25) there. I

_______________ (26) lots of guide books, and I

_______________ (27) all about the region. I e-mail

my friends with my suggestions and they e-mail me

back with their ideas. In this way we ________

_______ (28) slowly how best to organize the trip.

I also manage to go on holiday in the winter. I

_______________ (29) Christmas with my family, but

over New Year I often _______________ (30) to Spain

or the United States to see friends.


EXAMPLE

Sundays/until/bed/10.00/I/on/often/in/stayI often stay in bed until 10.00 on Sundays.

1 buy/usually/newspaper/you/do/a/?

____________________________________________

2 to/goes/ever/cinema/Jane/hardly/the

____________________________________________

3 on/out/they/go/night/never/Saturday

____________________________________________

4 winter/the/in/snows/mountains/always/it/in/the

____________________________________________

5 in/abroad/go/you/often/do/the/summer/?

____________________________________________

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4 Complete the dialogues using theseexpressions.

That must be a bit of a drag. Oh, right.Really? That sounds very technical. Well, yes.Yes, it’s all right. Yes, I bet. Yes, I suppose so.Oh, really? Where? That sounds interesting.What’s it like? Mmm that sounds lovely.

Sandra Where do you work, Colin? Around here?Colin No. I work for an insurance company in

London.Sandra Oh, yes. What do you do?Colin I’m a computer programmer.Sandra Do you

enjoy it?

Colin _________________________ (1) It isn’t the most interesting job in the world, I suppose,but it’s quite well paid, so …

Sandra Well, that’s important.

Colin _________________________ (2) Anyway, what about you? What do you do?

Sandra Oh, I’m a student.

Colin _________________________ (3)Sandra At Manchester University.Colin Manchester, eh? I’ve never been there.

_________________________ (4) It rains all the time, doesn’t it?

Sandra _________________________ (5) It’s a bit wet, but it’s a great city. There’s a lot to dothere. You know, theatres, cinemas, clubs.

Colin _________________________ (6) I’ve never thought of Manchester like that. What areyou studying?

Sandra I’m doing an MA in management.

Colin _________________________ (7) Are you enjoying it?

Sandra Yes, it’s great, but it’s hard work. We havea lot to read.

Colin _________________________ (8) Are you living on the university campus?

Sandra No. I’m sharing a flat in the city. I reallylike living in the city centre. Do you live inLondon then?

Colin No, I live in Oxford. I find London a bit toocrowded these days. I’ve lived in Oxford forabout two years now, I suppose.

Sandra Do you actually live in Oxford itself?Colin No, in a village about ten miles outside. I’ve

got a cottage down by the river.

Sandra _________________________ (9) So, do you commute every day?

Colin Yes, I go by train.

Sandra _________________________ (10)Colin Well, no not really. It only takes about an

hour and a half, and I read on the train, soit’s not too bad.

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Really? That sounds very technical.

5 Read the text and put the events in the correctorder.

The story of Richard’s day shows the stress ofmodern life, but Richard could do a lot to helphimself. He’s got an appointment at 2.50 with animportant new customer called Mr Patel. He hasworked hard and doesn’t want to lose the contractwith Mr Patel. In the morning Richard is gettingready to go to see him. He is having a busy day sofar. He has been to two meetings and made severaltelephone calls. He is in a hurry, because he does notwant to be late and he only has half an hour to getthere. Then, just as he is leaving the office, theManaging Director calls asking him if he has read aSales report. She doesn’t know that Richard’s got animportant appointment, so she probably thinks thatit’s a convenient time to talk. Richard actually hasn’tread the report and he explains to his boss that hehas been very busy. Richard doesn’t start thejourney until 2.30 pm. Then while he’s driving to hisappointment, he becomes more and more stressed.There is a lot of traffic and the phone rings. He’s lateand Mr Patel is already waiting. He stopsconcentrating on his driving. Then an accidenthappens because Richard is worrying about Mr Patel.He drives into the back of the driver in front. Hemisses the appointment with Mr Patel. The next dayMr Patel cancels the contract. Richard blames theManaging Director because he’s late. But it isn’t theManaging Director’s fault. Richard’s stress comesfrom the fact that he doesn’t give himself enoughtime for the journey.

_____ Richard stops concentrating on the road.

_____ Mr Patel cancels the contract.

_____ Richard starts his journey.

_____ He becomes more and more stressed.

_____ Richard has an accident.

_____ Richard has two meetings and severaltelephone calls.

_____ The Managing Director calls.

Richard works hard to get a new customercalled Mr Patel.

_____ He gets ready to see the customer.

_____ Richard says that he hasn’t read the SalesReport.

_____ The phone rings on the journey.

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Unit 2 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

A Where _____ ?B She’s gone to bed.

a ’s she go c ’s she goneb ’s she been d she went

1 A What _____ at 10 o’clock yesterday?a did you do c were you doingb do you do d are you doing

B I was washing up.

2 A _____ Sam seen the film before?a Had c Didb Has d Is

B Yes, he had. He saw it in 1998.

3 A _____ in that town now?a How long have you livedb How long did you livec How long do you lived How long are you living

B For ten years.

4 A How long _____ in the restaurant when youarrived?a had he been waitingb was he waitingc has he been waitingd did he wait

B He’d been there for an hour. He was veryangry!

5 A _____ the car behind the museum?a Have you parkedb Did you parkc Were you parkingd Had you parked

B Yes, I did. It cost £2!

2 Complete the text using the correct form of theverbs in brackets.

It (be) early afternoon in a Las Vegas casino. At one of the tables was Chris Boyd. For

three years Chris _______________ (1 save) every

penny. He _______________ rarely _______________

(2 go) out and he _______________ (3 not spend)

anything on the house. Finally he _______________ (4 sell) the house and with £145,000 in his pocket

he _______________ (5 take) the plane to Las Vegas.

At 2.00 p.m. Chris _______________ (6 sit) in Binions

Horseshoe casino. He _______________ (7 wait) to gamble the whole £145,000 on one spin of theroulette wheel. A few other gamblers

_______________ (8 sit) round the table. Chris’s

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friend, Tony Litt _______________ (9 watch) him. His

girlfriend _______________ (10 not watch). He

_______________ (11 not tell) her anything about his plans.

Chris _______________ (12 place) his bet on red. If the ball landed on the red number, he would doublehis money. If it landed on the black, he would lose

everything. ‘I’m ready to play,’ he _______________

(13 say). The small white ball _______________ (14 roll) around the wheel and finally

_______________ (15 stop) on number 7 – red. The onlookers were waiting. What would Chris do? ‘He

__________ (16 not do) anything really,’

_______________ (17 say) one of the gamblers. ‘He

just _______________ (18 smile). Then he

_______________ (19 stand up) from the table,

_______________ (20 collect) his money and

_______________ (21 leave).’ The next day he

_______________ (22 return) to London. Since his all

or nothing gamble, Chris _______________ (23 move) into a one-bedroomed flat. ‘The experience

_______________ (24 not change) my life,’ he told

reporters, ‘but I _______________ (25 give up)gambling.’

3 Complete the sentences. Say what the peopleused to do or didn’t use to do.

EXAMPLE

Matthew used to live in Birmingham before he cameto London.

1 When Anna was younger she _______ smoke.She didn’t like smoking.

2 Edward and Jake _________ live in Edinburgh.They lived in Glasgow.

3 Luke is a teacher now. He _______ be a socialworker.

4 I ________ be slimmer than I am now.

5 Christopher ________ like apples but he likesthem now.


Bill Well, well, . I __________ (1) believe it. It’s Kathy, isn’t it? Kathy Wallis?

Kathy Bill Jordan. How lovely to __________ (2) you. I haven’t seen you since Sam andLaura’s wedding.

Bill Yes, that’s right. That must be nearly fifteen

years ago now. __________ (3) heavens!

Doesn’t __________ (4) fly?Kathy You’ve put on weight!

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Bill Yes, well, you know __________ (5) it is. Too much easy living. Anyway, what are

you __________ (6) to these days? Are you still working for that bank?

Kathy Bank?

Bill Didn’t you __________ (7) to work in a bank?

Kathy Oh, yes, the bank. Well, it was a Building

Society, __________ (8). No, I left there ages ago. I wanted to see the world.

Bill And did you? See the world, I

__________ (9).Kathy Well, some parts of it. I went to Italy first

and then Egypt.

Bill __________ (10) nice. What were you doing there?

Kathy I was teaching English. But then I cameback to England and did a few other jobs.

Bill __________ (11) what are you doing now?Kathy I’m a singer.

Bill Wow, that __________ (12) exciting.Kathy Well, I had all those jobs but I just got

bored and well, I’d always wanted to be asinger so I finally decided I’m going to go

for __________ (13). So I got a job on a cruise ship and I’m really enjoying it.

Bill __________ (14) for you.

Kathy What __________ (15) you? You used to talk about becoming a teacher.

Bill Well, yes, but I got married and we bought

a house and then the kids __________ (16) along and I was promoted. So, I’m stillthere at the glass factory. Still that’s the

__________ (17) it goes.Kathy How many children have you got?Bill Two – John’s five and Clara’s three, and

there’s another one on the __________ (18).

Kathy Oh, __________ (19) lovely!Bill Are you married?Kathy No … I was, but, well, things didn’t work

out and so we split up.

Bill I’m __________ (20) to hear that.Kathy Oh, these things happen.


Jim is a very rich man and he made his fortune fromgolf balls! Jim used to go scuba-diving in his freetime. One day, in 1981, he decided to go scuba-diving in one of the lakes on a local golf course. Hejust wanted to see what it was like. He made anamazing discovery that was to change his life. Thebottom of the lake was completely white with golfballs. He brought a few up and looked at themcarefully. When he showed them to the manager ofthe golf course he offered him 10 cents per ball sothat day Jim brought up more than 2,000 balls.

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When he got home he told his wife Beverley allabout his day and after hours of discussion hedecided to give up his job and dive for golf balls fulltime. At first he used to put them in the washingmachine to clean them but Beverley objected so hebought his own machine. Word spread. Soon divers were bringing lorryloadsof golf balls to his house. When he gave up his jobhe had thought he would need 2,500 balls a week tobreak even. Now between 80,000 and 100,000 ballsarrive at the company each day. They come fromgolf courses all over the country. The ones that arein bad condition are taken out and stored until, asJim puts it ‘someone can think of a use for them’.Jim recently sold his company for $5 million andspends his time relaxing on his yacht. He says hemay take up golf as a hobby!

EXAMPLE

What was Jim’s job before he stared his business?He was a surveyor.

1 What did Jim like doing in his free time?

____________________________________________

2 What did Jim decide to do one day in 1981?

____________________________________________

3 What did he discover?

____________________________________________

4 About how much did the manager of the golfcourse pay him on the first day?

____________________________________________

5 What did Jim decide to do that evening in 1981after talking to his wife?

____________________________________________

6 What did Jim do when his wife complainedabout him using the washing machine?

____________________________________________

7 How many balls arrive at the company everyday?

____________________________________________

8 What does Jim do with the balls that are in badcondition?

____________________________________________

9 How much did Jim sell his company for?

____________________________________________

10 Does Jim play golf?

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Unit 3 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the correct formof the verbs in brackets. Then make negativesentences.

EXAMPLE

A What time will you cook dinner? (cook)B I’ll cook dinner at six o’clock.

I won’t cook dinner at seven o’clock.

1 A When do you think ____________________your new job? (start)

B I’ll start next week.

____________________ today.

2 A What ____________________ on holiday? (do)B I’ll go skiing.

____________________ snowboarding.

3 A How long ____________________? (be)B Fred will be away for ten weeks.

____________________ three months.

4 A Where ____________________ the dress fortonight’s party? (buy)

B I’ll buy it at the market.

____________________ in a department store.

5 A When ____________________ new manager?(meet)

B I’ll meet him tomorrow.

____________________ him today.


EXAMPLE

Emma _____ a scubadiving course when she goes toAustralia. She’s booked it already.a is doing c won’t dob will do d isn’t going to do

1 A What _____ next weekend?a are you doing c do you dob will you do d you doing

B _____ a party. Would you like to come?a I’m going to c I haveb I will have d I’m going

2 A What are your plans? _____ anything thisafternoon?a You doing c Will you dob Are you doing d Do you do

B Yes, _____ tennis with Tim at three o’clock.a I play c I will playb I’m playing d I played

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3 A Alex _____ around the world on his year off.a won’t travel c travelsb will travel d ’s going to travel

B Really? When _____?a he leaves c will he leaveb is he leaving d won’t he leave

4 A I haven’t read that book.B Really? I’ve finished it so _____ it to you.

a I give c I’ll giveb I’m giving d I’m going to give

5 A Can we meet this afternoon?B All right, _____ you at three o’clock.

a I’ll meet c I’m going to meetb I’m meeting d I won’t meet

6 A Look at the clouds up there. It _____ rainsoon!a ’s going to c ’s rainingb will d rains

B Oh, yes, you’re right. I _____ my umbrellafrom the car.a get c ’ll just getb am getting d won’t get

3 Match A and B. Then write sentences using thefirst conditional.

EXAMPLE

If water becomes a valuable resource there will be seriousracial conflicts.

1 ____________________________________________

2 ____________________________________________

3 ____________________________________________

4 ____________________________________________

5 ____________________________________________

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A

water/become avaluable resource

the Earth’s climate/become warmer

people/continue to usenormal cars

patterns ofwork/change

number of oldpeople/increase

we/destroy therainforests

B

the world’s petrol/runout

serious racial conflicts

the cost of medicalcare/rise steeply

more animals/becomeextinct

more people/work fromhome

more droughts andfamines

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give her the chance to work in a big organizationand she’ll also be able to earn some money.Christopher wants to do something useful and meetinteresting people so he is going to do communitywork with a conservation group. He won’t earnmuch – £20 a week, plus food and accommodation.On the other hand Helen and Martin want to travel.Helen wants to travel round Europe but hopes to getsome work while she is abroad, maybe in a hotel.Martin is also going to travel. He is going to go on anexpedition to Alaska. It is going to be very expensiveso he too will have to work until Christmas to payfor it.If you’re interested in taking a year out, you mustmake sure the university will hold your place foryou till next year. Most are quite happy to do this, asthey find that year-out students are more mature,confident, and independent. But don’t forget: it’s ayear out not a year off. Your university will want toknow what you’re going to do. They won’t be verypleased if you just want to do nothing for a year. Sowhat would you do with a year out?

EXAMPLE

The article is about taking a year off between year and university. T F

1 The university of life is another year at school. T F

2 It is not possible to do community work in a year between school and university. T F

3 You can learn new skills in a year out. T F4 Rosie isn’t going to earn any money in

her year out. T F5 Christopher expects to meet lots of

new people in his year out. T F6 Christopher will earn a lot of money

in his year out. T F7 Helen is definitely going to get a job in

a hotel in her year out. T F8 Martin has to pay a lot of money to go

to Alaska in his year out. T F9 Universities will always allow students

to take a year out. T F10 There’s a difference between a year out

and a year off. T F

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A A Do you a game of tennistomorrow?

B The forecast __________ (1) it might rain.A Oh, well, shall we see how it is in the

morning and then __________ (2)?

B OK. I __________ (3) give you a ring about 9.30.

A Right.

B A Would you __________ (4) to go out for awalk?

B Yes, OK. I could do with a bit of fresh air.

What’s the weather __________ (5)?

A __________ nice and sunny but you

__________ (6) better put a jumper on. I think

it __________ (7) be a bit chilly.

B OK. I __________ (8) just go and get

__________ (9)A OK. I’ll see you outside.

C A Hey, look. __________ (10) snowing.

B Great. __________ (11) go sledging.A What, now?

B Yes, it might be gone __________ (12) this afternoon.

A That’s true. I __________ (13) get the sledges out.

D A __________ (14) we __________ (15) to thepark?

B Mmm. That __________ (16) be nice. What’s it

like __________ (17)?

A Well, it’s a bit dull but it __________ (18)

brighten up. You never __________ (19).

B OK. I’ll __________ (20) my coat.

5 Read the text and decide if the sentences aretrue (T) or false (F).

You’ve just finished your A-levels and you’ve got aplace at university, but you’d really like a break fromthe academic world. Why not think about taking ayear out? While most students go straight fromschool to university, more and more young peopletoday are choosing to spend a year at ‘the universityof life’ first. There are lots of things to choose from.You could work in a bank or do community work.You might even do something adventurous, such asjoining an expedition to the Amazon rain forest. Theexperience will broaden your horizons and teach younew skills. It may also give you the chance to earnsome money, which will be very helpful when youeventually start your studies.The students interviewed for this article are going todo a variety of things. Rosie and Christopher wantwork experience. Rosie is going to take amanagement course at university but first she isgoing to work in a department store for a year. It will

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Unit 4 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using who or which.

EXAMPLE

Can I speak to the person who owns the shop.

1 The plane _____ took off is going to England.

2 Was the man _____ you spoke to called John?

3 The staff _____ work in this shop are very polite.

4 James works in a company _____ makescomputers.

5 The food _____ they serve here is Chinese.

6 Martin is the kind of person _____ likes to tell ajoke.

7 That’s the magazine _____ I bought yesterday.

8 Is this the bus _____ going to the city centre?

9 I don’t know the people _____ work in the officenext door.

10 Are you the police officer _____ phonedyesterday?

2 Delete the relative pronoun where possible.

EXAMPLE

Here are the books that I wrote.

1 That’s the bridge that we crossed the river with.2 Have you seen the book that I wrote my notes

in?3 Would you like to eat the cake that I made?4 This is the bus that takes us to the station.5 These are the mountains that Paul climbed.6 I want the ice-cream that is made from fresh

ingredients.7 This is the book that I read last week.8 Jane is wearing the dress that was made for me.9 I like animals that don’t bite!

10 They aren’t going to see the castle that KingGeorge built.

3 What would you say in these situations? Writesentences with appropriate question tags.

EXAMPLE

Does the film start at five o’clock? (you think it does)The film starts at five o’clock, doesn’t it?

1 Can Imogen play the piano? (you think she can)

____________________________________________

2 Did Arsenal win the match? (you don’t thinkthey did)

____________________________________________

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3 Was Mr Hardy born in France? (you don’t thinkso)

____________________________________________

4 Will Amelia meet me at the station? (you don’tthink so)

____________________________________________

5 Does the magazine have a free gift? (you think itdoes)

____________________________________________

4 Match A, B, and C.

A B C

1 It’s a book to speak to peopleyou use in different places a car

2 It’s an item you make with flatof clothing bread and tomatoes an elephant

3 It’s bags to find the meaningyou use of words a telephone

4 It’s part of the car you use has a long nose luggage

5 It’s a kind to carry things whenof food you go away a telescope

6 It’s a machine to lock andyou use unlock doors a hat

7 It’s person you wear on your who head keys

8 It’s a tube that you use paints pictures an artist

9 It’s an animal that to look at the stars a dictionary

10 They’re objects to get from placeyou use to place a pizza

11 It’s an object to stop yourself beingyou use hurt in an accident a seatbelt

5 Complete the sentences using the past simpleof the verbs in the box.

listen hear introduce say think speaktell ask

EXAMPLE

I heard a funny story yesterday.

1 I __________ Clarice about the accident. She toldme that it wasn’t serious.

2 Molly __________ carefully to Philip’sexplanation.

3 I liked my previous neighbours. He always

__________ hello.

4 Brian __________ Alison to Len at the party. Theygot on really well.

5 Simon __________ an excellent radio programmeyesterday morning.

6 Oliver __________ to me about the report.

7 Ron __________ me politely to close the door.

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8 Ellen and Kevin __________ of an idea to savemoney.

9 Kelly __________ she wanted to see the footballmatch so we went.

10 We __________ for half an hour on the phone!


A At a weddingA The bride looks lovely, she?

B Yes, she _______________ (1).A That’s the bridegroom’s mother over there,

_______________ (2) it?B The lady with the big, white hat?A Yes. Sandra’s her name.

B But that _______________ (3) her husbandwith her, is it?

A No _______________ (4) her brother-in-law.

You _______________ (5), the one who livesin Australia.

B Oh, yes. I’ve heard of him. He works in

television, doesn’t _______________ (6)?

A Yes. I don’t know what he

_______________ (7) exactly, but it’s something important. Sandra never stopstalking about him.

B Oh, I _______________ (8). And

_______________ (9) that woman over there?

B At a partyA Hello, James. How nice to

_______________ (10) you.

B Ellen. I _______________ (11) expect to seeyou here. You’re working on a new film,

_______________ (12) you?

A Yes, I was, _______________ (13) we finishedthis weekend.

B Oh, I see. It’s a lovely day, isn’t

_______________ (14)?A Well, Paula always picks the right day for a

party, doesn’t _______________ (15) ?

B That’s true. Do you _______________ (16) anyof these people?

A Not really. I’m a bit out of touch these days.

What _______________ (17) you?B Well, yes, I know most of them.A Can you see that chap over

_______________ (18) in the pink jacket? Isn’t that Brad Conran, the actor?

A Oh, yes, I see him. Well, it

_______________ (19) be Brad Conran, can it? He’s making a film in Hollywood.

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B Well, I told you I was out of touch,

_______________ (20) I?A Actually, that’s Paula’s new boyfriend. He …


Voice specialists help people who have to speakprofessionally in business meetings or conferences,and train professional voice users such as operasingers, actors and TV presenters. Stress, diet, routine, exercise and sleep all contributeto our voice quality and the health of our vocalchords. If you are travelling, remember thataeroplanes and hotels dry the mouth and nose, soyou should make sure you drink plenty of water andsuck sweets. There is also a special sort of nasal sprayyou can use.Before going to bed the night before a presentationtake a hot bath and let the steam drift into yourroom, helping to moisten the throat. Late nightdinners and social occasions are best avoided. If youhave to go out you should avoid drinking too much,especially spirits, and you should cut down on spicyfoods, coffee, tea, cola and chocolate. Try to avoidraising your voice to compete with noise in arestaurant. If you can, arrive early and leave early soyou can rest your voice, and stay out of smokyatmospheres which are also damaging.When you are giving your talk try to speak slowly.Remember to take regular breaths and don’t startspeaking as you breath in. If you are havingproblems have a question break. Make sure youdrink water if your throat is getting dry.Neck and shoulder tension can have an effect onvoice quality and will cause the voice to lose depth.Any relaxation techniques will help, but the bestadvice is to prepare and know your material verywell so you feel more relaxed.

EXAMPLE

Voice specialists help professional voice users. T F

1 Aeroplanes and hotels are good for the voice. T F

2 It is not a good idea to eat sweets when you travel. T F

3 Steam helps your voice. T F4 You shouldn’t go out the evening

before you talk, if you can help it. T F5 If you have to drink alcohol, it is better

to drink wine and beer than spirits. T F6 Talk loudly in the restaurant to rest

your voice. T F7 Smoke damages the voice. T F8 Drinking water while you are talking

makes you speak slowly. T F9 Tension contributes to voice problems. T F

10 It is not necessary to be well-prepared. T F

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Unit 5 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Rewrite the sentences in the passive.

EXAMPLE

Julian has tidied the garden.The garden has been tidied by Julian.

1 A dangerous driver has hit my car.

____________________________________________

2 The guests ate all the sandwiches.

____________________________________________

3 A porter carried my luggage.

____________________________________________

4 The reporter will write the article tomorrow.

____________________________________________

5 The newspaper hasn’t published the photo.

____________________________________________

6 The film will upset people.

____________________________________________

7 The police use forensic evidence to find suspects.

____________________________________________

8 The tourist group had visited the museum.

____________________________________________

9 The government isn’t making an announcement.

____________________________________________

10 Workers would accept longer hours.

____________________________________________

2 Complete the sentences using the past simpleof the verbs in the box.

open build collect see sell hunt printserve play cook search

EXAMPLE

My house was built at the turn of the century.

1 The house ____________ for evidence yesterdayby the police.

2 The food you ate _____________ by our top chef.

3 Elephants__________ for meat but now they areprotected.

4 Music __________ in this office until peoplecomplained.

5 The doors ________ to the public at ten o’clock.

6 Books __________ in Europe but now it ischeaper in China.

7 Patients __________ by the doctors this morning.

8 The painting _________ for millions of pounds.

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9 The rubbish __________ last Monday.

10 Tea _________ at five o’clock in all big houses lastcentury.

3 This is a story of a robbery. Write sentences inthe active or passive as appropriate.

EXAMPLE

Three days ago/a clothes shop in Oxford/robThree days ago a clothes shop in Oxford was robbed.

1 A lot of clothes/steal

____________________________________________

2 Two boys/see/near the shop at 11.30

____________________________________________

3 The burglars/break/the lock on the door

____________________________________________

4 However, no money/steal/because/theburglars/set off/the alarm

____________________________________________

5 The police/call/a passerby

____________________________________________

6 The shop/examine/forensic scientists

____________________________________________

7 Some fibres and hairs/find/on the door frame

____________________________________________

8 The next day/the shop assistants/question/thepolice

____________________________________________

9 Two shop assistants’ hair and clothes/match/thefibres and hairs

____________________________________________

10 The shop assistants/arrrest/yesterday

____________________________________________

4 A house has been broken into. Use theinformation to make questions in theappropriate tense.

Insurance clerk Well, can I take some details ofthe incident, please?When was the house broken into?(When/house/break into)

House owner Two weeks ago.Insurance clerk ___________________________ (1)

(Where/be)House owner I was on holiday.Insurance clerk ___________________________ (2)

(When/get back from holiday)House owner Last night.Insurance clerk ___________________________ (3)

(How long/house/be empty)House owner It had been empty for a week.Insurance clerk ___________________________ (4)

(anything/steal)

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House owner Yes, the video, TV, and the stereo.Insurance clerk ___________________________ (5)

(What damage/do)House owner Window locks have been

smashed.


EXAMPLE

Baggage must not be left (must not/leave) unattended.

1 Cars ______________(must not/park) doubleyellow lines.

2 Any cars parked on double yellow lines

_____________ (will/fine).

3 The paint ______________ (should not/leave) indirect sunlight.

4 Stamps _______________ (can/buy) in this shop.

5 Gloves _____________ (must/wear) when usingthis product.

6 Write the crimes.

EXAMPLE

You deliberately set fire to a building. arson

1 You break into a house and steal things. __________

2 You bring goods into a country without paying tax. __________

3 You damage things in public places. __________

4 You take someone’s son and demand money __________

5 You know someone’s secret and demand money. __________

6 You kill someone. __________

7 You drive at 100 mph where the limit was 70 mph. __________

8 You use force to take control of an aeroplane. __________

9 You get things by telling lies. __________

10 You steal things from shops __________


At 10.30 _____ June the 9th millionaire Harry

Squires was _____ (1) in his sitting room. His

business partner, Julian Clayton, was _____ (2) in

the attack.There were three other people at the house at thetime: Harry’s wife, Martina, his sister Belinda Ewers

and her _____ (3), Craig.According to their stories, at the time of the

_____ (4) Martina Squires was reading in the library.

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Belinda Ewers was upstairs in her bedroom. She

wasn’t _____ (5) well. Craig Ewers was in the garden. Harry Squires himself and Julian Claytonwere in the sitting room. The French windows wereopen.

Suddenly a shot was _____ (6). It was quickly

followed by a second shot and a _____ (7). Belinda Ewers arrived at the sitting room first. Harry Squires

was already dead and Julian Clayton was _____ (8)

on the floor. His hand was _____ (9) and he was holding a handkerchief around it. Soon afterwardsMartina Squires arrived. While she and Belinda werehelping Julian, Craig Ewers entered the sitting room

through the French windows. He was _____ (10) a

gun in his hand. The police were _____ (11).

Preliminary _____ (12) showed that Harry Squires and Julian Clayton had almost certainly been

_____ (13) with the gun that Mr Ewers had brought

in. The _____ (14) had been fired from the direction

of the garden. The only _____ (15) on the gun were Mr Ewers’.

EXAMPLE

a on b in c at d after

1 a murdered c burgledb hijacked d solved

2 a present c woundedb fired d called

3 a wife c sisterb gun d husband

4 a murder c commitb assassin d investigation

5 a being c stayingb feeling d doing

6 a bullet c heldb gunned d fired

7 a fingerprint c murderb scream d telephone call

8 a standing c walkingb lying d feeling

9 a bleeding c holdingb fingerprints d blood

10 a firing c holdingb shown d given

11 a investigated c arrivedb called d asked

12 a investigates c expertsb investigations d collections

13 a weapons c examinedb shot d charged

14 a bullets c bloodb fingerprints d cigarettes

15 a fingerprints c footprintsb paint d evidence

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Unit 6 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the firstconditional of the verbs in the box. Use thenegative form where necessary.

lose take post arrive turn lend givedrive (2) ring press be send pass go (2)get write study have watch finish

EXAMPLE

If you lose your credit card, we will send you anotherone.

1 If we __________ the train, we __________ therequicker.

2 If you __________ the letter now, it __________tomorrow.

3 The computer __________ off if you __________this button.

4 If I __________ you the money, _____ you _____it back?

5 If James __________ the car to the party, I

__________ it back.

6 When the bell __________ the lesson __________over.

7 We __________ out until Frank __________watching the film.

8 _____ you _____ to me when you __________ toAmerica?

9 If you __________, you __________ your examseasily.

10 We __________ dinner before we __________ TV.

2 Rewrite the sentences using the secondconditional.

EXAMPLE

She gets home late because she doesn’t get the train.She wouldn’t get home late if she got the bus.

1 The house is dirty because people don’t clean it.

____________________________________________

2 I can’t sleep because the neighbours are having aparty.

____________________________________________

3 Alan doesn’t eat breakfast so he gets hungryduring the morning.

____________________________________________

4 The plants die because no one waters them.

____________________________________________

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5 David sleeps in front of the TV because he workstoo hard.

____________________________________________

6 Jamie’s overweight because he doesn’t doenough exercise.

____________________________________________

7 The road is closed so cars have to take a differentroute.

____________________________________________

8 They don’t go out because they haven’t got anymoney.

____________________________________________

9 I don’t like Mozart so I don’t go to concerts of hismusic.

____________________________________________

10 Gregory doesn’t have a car so he doesn’t gosightseeing.

____________________________________________

3 Complete the sentences using the first orsecond conditional.

EXAMPLE

I can’t afford to go on holiday this year, but if I had(had) the money I would go (go) to America.

1 A I’m going to see a film tonight.

B If __________ (have) so much work to do, I

__________ (join) you.

2 A I think I’ll have a break and go for a walkwhen I’ve finished this.

B __________ (come) with you if you

__________ (wait) for me.

3 _____ you _____ (lend) me some money if I

__________ (promise) it back.

4 If you __________ (not go) by train, you

__________ (need) to cancel your reservation.

5 If I __________ (have) the money, I __________(go) on holiday to the Caribbean.

6 Pamela doesn’t earn very much. If she

__________ (earn) more money she __________ (buy) a house.

7 What _____ you _____ (do) if you __________(find) $100 in the street?

8 A When will you get back?

B I’m hoping to leave the hotel at 2.00 p.m.,

but if I __________ (be) late I __________ (call) you.

9 If it __________ (not be) raining I __________ (go)for a run.

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10 If you __________ (not study) at school, you

__________ (not learn).


EXAMPLE

He got _____ early to catch his flight.a over b up c down d into

1 Joe and May didn’t turn _____ until six o’clock.a down b up c after d off

2 I can’t come _____ tonight.a out b up c after d off

3 We’ll put _____ the holiday until September.a in b off c on d over

4 Put _____ the fire!a out b in c on d in

5 We talked _____ the proposals.a over b off c on d in

5 Complete the dialogue.Passenger __________ (1) my ticket.

Check-in clerk Thank you. __________ (2) I see

your __________ (3) too, please?

Passenger Oh, yes. Here you __________ (4).

Check-in clerk Thank you. How __________ (5) pieces of hand baggage have yougot?

Passenger Two.

Check-in clerk I’m sorry. You can __________ (6) take one piece of hand baggage on

__________ (7).

Passenger Oh, I see. Well, I’ll __________ (8) in this one then.

Check-in clerk Would you like smoking or

non-__________ (9)?Passenger Non-smoking, please, and I

__________ prefer a window

__________ (11) if you’ve got

__________ (12).

Check-in clerk Let me __________ (13). Yes. So,

here’s your __________ (14) pass. Boarding is at 11.10 at gate number5. Have a __________ (15) flight.

6 Read the texts and answer the questions. Writethe numbers.

1 Cotswold Wildlife ParkA large varied collection of animals from all over theworld in spacious grassed enclosures plus reptile house,aquarium, tropical house, insect house, narrow-gaugerailway (April–Oct) and gift shops.

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Opening Times: Daily (except Christmas Day) from10am–6pm or dusk (whichever is the earlier).

Admission Charges: Adult: £4.60; Child: (age 4–16)£3.00; Senior Citizen: £3.00; Minimum group no: 20;Maximum group number: 1,000.

2 Cornium MuseumOne of the finest collections of antiquities from RomanBritain. Reconstructions of kitchen, dining-room andmosaic craftsman’s workshop bring Cornium (RomanCirencester) to life. Award-winning museum.

Opening Times: Daily 10am–5pm throughout the year,Sundays 2pm–5pm. Closed Mondays November–March(inc.) and Christmas. Open all other Bank Holidays.

Admission Charges: Adult: £1.50; Child: 75p; SeniorCitizen: £1.25; Family: £4.25; Minimum group no: 50.

3 Cotswold Water ParkThe Cotswold Water Park is situated on a network oflakes. In addition to the variety of water-based activitiesincluding angling and sailing, there are lakeside walksprovided at two Country Parks. A number of public andprivate nature reserves provide an opportunity to studythe enormous variety of wetland flora and fauna.

Opening Times: Open all year.

4 Blenheim PalaceAn inclusive ticket covers the Palace tour, Park andGardens, Butterfly House, Motor Launch, Train,Adventure Play Area and Nature Trail. Optional are thenew Marlborough Maze and Rowing Boat Hire on QueenPool. There are Shops, Cafeterias and a Restaurant.

Opening Times: Mid-March to 31st October, daily10.30am–5.30pm (last admission 4.45pm)

Admission Charges: Adult: £7.00 Child: £3.50 SeniorCitizen: £5.10 Family: £19.00.

EXAMPLE

Where can you see insects and animals? 1, 3, 4

1 Where can you go on a boat? __________

2 Where can you get a train? __________

3 Where can you see exhibitions about Roman Britain? __________

4 Which place is the most expensive? __________

5 Which place is open every day of the year? __________

6 Which place is open from March to October? __________

7 Which one has a maximum group number of 1,000? __________

8 Which one has won an award? __________

9 Where can you go for lakeside walks?__________

10 Which ones offer refreshments? __________

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Unit 7 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

A You look tired, Arthur.B Yes, _____ recently.

a I’ve been working late c I worked lateb I am working late d I work late

1 We _____ here for the last six years.a are living c were livingb have been living d live

2 I _____ Beethoven all my life.a ’ve liked c likeb been liking d liked

3 Have you ever _____ the lottery?a won c winb been winning d winning

4 _____ this book and I’ve almost finished.a I read c I‘ve been readingb I‘ve read d I’m reading

5 I’ve just _____ a TV programme about gardens.It’s not finished yet so I can’t talk until it’s over.a watched c watchingb been watching d watch

6 A Why are your hands dirty?B I _____ the car. It’s going to take a long time

to do.a repair c ’ve repairedb repaired d ’ve been repairing

7 I _____ three letters.a have just written c am just writingb have just been writing d just write

8 I _____ your name. Could you tell me again?a ’ve been forgetting c am forgettingb ’ve forgotten d was forgetting

9 I _____ ten minutes ago.a ’ve arrived c ’ve been arrivingb arrived d am arriving

10 There you are! I _____ for two hours. Where’veyou been?a am waiting c have been waitingb waited d have waited

2 Complete the interview using the past simple,present perfect simple, or present perfectcontinuous. More then one tense may bepossible.

James Dave, I (see) you for along time.

Dave No well, I _______________ (1 live) in West London for the last few years.

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James Right! So what ________ you ________ (2 do)?

Dave Well, I _______________ (3 work) for a film company for the last two years.

James Wow! A film company. That’s glamorous!Dave No, not really. It’s hard work. I’m an

assistant director.

James ________ you ________ (4 meet) anyone famous?

Dave Well, yes! I _______________ (5 work) with some famous people in the time I’ve been

there. Last year we _______________ (6 make) a film with Jack Anderson.

James Wow! I _______________ (7 see) him in a film last week. He’s really brilliant!

Dave And I _______________ (8 film) with Belinda Barker a couple of months ago.

James You lucky thing!

Dave Oh, yeah, and I ________ also ________ (9 become) friends with Matt Harper. We

_______________ (10 meet) on the last film I worked on.

James What _______________ (11 do) this year?

Dave Well, I _______________ (12 finish) work on a comedy, and for the past couple of

weeks I _______________ (13 help) the director to cast a new romantic comedy.

James What ________ you ________ (14 work) on today?

Dave I’m afraid I can’t tell you. It’s a secret!

Anyway, enough about me! What ________

you ________ (15 do) lately?

3 Delete the incorrect form of the verbs.

EXAMPLE

I’ve been playing/played two tennis matches.

1 We’ve been standing/We’ve stood here for half anhour.

2 A Have you seen/Have you been seeing mynotebook?

B I’ve been looking/I’ve looked everywhere.

3 A How many letters have you written/beenwriting this week?

B I’ve written/I’ve been writing five.

4 How much rice have you cooked/have you beencooking?

5 A Why are you crying?B I’ve been chopping/I’ve chopped onions.

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4 Write what the people want or don’t want.

EXAMPLE

Mother to children: Don’t leave your shopping onthe table!She doesn’t want them to leave their shopping on the table.

1 Mrs Ross to Ms Adams: Could you type theseletters, please?

____________________________________________

2 Father to daughter: Don’t touch my computer.

____________________________________________

3 Husband to wife: Could you do the gardening,please?

____________________________________________

4 Female traffic warden to two drivers: Youcan’t park here.

____________________________________________

5 Female shop assistant to customer: You haveto sign here.

____________________________________________

5 Write the words.

EXAMPLE

A play with music and songs. a musical

1 a scary film a h_______ film

2 a funny film or play a c_______

3 the place in the theatre where actors perform the s_______

4 a very successful song or play. a h_______

5 a performance of music a c_______

6 a very noisy kind of pop music h_______

m_______

7 a film with a love story a r_______ film

8 popular music in the USA. c_______ and

People wear cowboy clothes w_______

9 the place where you buy b_______

theatre tickets o_______

10 you watch these on TV p_______

6 Read the texts and find the information. Writethe numbers.

1 The Penguin Music ClassicsThis is a new collection of classic jewels. It includedHandel’s Messiah and Mozart’s Requiem. Each CDcomes with a specially written introduction by aleading writer and is on sale in book and record shops.

2 Maximum House & GarageThis compilation CD is an introduction for anyone whodoesn’t know house and garage. Top DJ RobbieJohnson has put together his personal favourites of

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the most commercial examples for this album. Thereare performers like Janet Jackson, Stardust and DInfluence. This is an accessible introduction to thiskind of music.

3 John Coltrane: The classic quartetThis is the complete collection of John Coltrane’sstudio recordings where he plays with his quartet ofjazz musicians. There are 8 CDs with nearly 10 hoursof music. It is a fantastic tribute to the skills andbeauty of John and his quartet. A must for his fans.

4 Burt Bacharach: The look of love – the BurtBacharach CollectionBacharach is one of the great composers of popularmusic of the 20th century. And this album is one ofthe great collections. There’s not much to say and lotsto listen to. There are three CDs in one box, 75 songscovering 40 years. You realise that modern musiccould not have been the same without this artist.

5 Lauryn Hill: The Miseducation of Lauryn HillShe is only twenty-three years old but she has themost incredible authority in the field of black music.This album is original and exciting with a mix of oldsongs and her own material. Her soul singer’s voice issplendid, but has the sound of the street as well.

6 Tom Waits: Mule VariationsThis is his first album in seven years and contains awide variety of styles and songs. Some of it wasrecorded outdoors and on one track you can actuallyhear live chicken noises. The mood swings beautifullybetween the strange to the sentimental.

EXAMPLE

a compilation CD 2

1 a collection of studio recordings _____

2 a young black female singer on a solo album _____

3 a collection of three CDs _____

4 a collection of classical music _____

5 a male singer who hadsn’t produced an album for a long time _____

6 an important composer who influenced popular music _____

7 an introduction to a type of music _____

8 a jazz musician _____

9 a live recording partly made outside _____

10 a collection of 8 CDs for fans _____

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Unit 8 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

_____ to the United Kingdom?a Have you ever been c Have you been goingb Did you ever d Were you going

1 _____ Adrian gone?a Where does c What hasb Where has d Where did

2 _____ the film on TV last night?a Have you seen c Did you seeb Did you saw d What you see

3 _____ a drink?a Should you like c You would likeb Do you like d Would you like

4 _____ lived in that house?a How long had he c How far had heb How long did he d How long he

5 _____ been doing all morning?a What have you c Where have youb What do you d Why have you

6 _____ Oliver standing?a What was c Where wereb Where was d Was he

7 _____ you be back?a Where will c Where are goingb When are d When will

8 _____ play tennis?a You can c Youb Can you d Do you know

9 _____ Margaret and Tony at the office?a Were they c Whenb Were d Was

10 _____ go to that school?a Were you c Did you use tob used you d Did you used to


EXAMPLE

please/museum/me/is/tell/you/the/could/where/?Could you tell me where the museum is, please?

1 is/what/know/the/Ann/time/wants/to

____________________________________________

2 doesn’t/is/day/she/what/know/it

____________________________________________

3 me/why/couldn’t/ she/tell/phoned/she

____________________________________________

4 is/doesn’t/car/Mark/remember/where/the

____________________________________________

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5 was/can’t/I/whether/Columbus/remember/Italian

____________________________________________

6 you/is/do Bedford/know/where/?

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7 you/my/do/glasses/know/are/where/?

____________________________________________

8 no/idea/is/I’ve/it/what/number

____________________________________________

9 meeting/time/what/is/could/you/tell/me/the/?

____________________________________________

10 Hamlet/you/wrote/do/who/know/?

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3 Make indirect questions. Use the expressions inthe box at least once.

I’d like to know I want to know Can you tell meDo you know

EXAMPLE

Where are you from?Can you tell me where you’re from?

1 How long are you staying?

____________________________________________

2 Did you pack the bag yourself?

____________________________________________

3 Have you got any electrical items?

____________________________________________

4 Where did you buy your ticket?

____________________________________________

5 How much money have you brought?

____________________________________________

4 Write the questions.

EXAMPLE

Where has Jonathon gone?(where/Jonathon/go)He’s gone to the bank.

1 ____________________________________________(what/she/do)She’s been cutting wood.

2 ____________________________________________(when/they/be/back)They’ll be here in the morning.

3 ____________________________________________(you/at the meeting)No, I wasn’t.

4 ____________________________________________(make/it/coffee)Yes, it can.

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5 ____________________________________________(used to/they/work there)No, they didn’t.

6 ____________________________________________(what/George/do)He’s a chef.

7 ____________________________________________(how long/you/wait)I’ve been waiting about ten minutes.

8 ____________________________________________(where/they/stand)They were standing over there.

9 ____________________________________________(like/a cup of tea)Yes, I would, please.

10 _________________________________(what/you/do)We’ve been having a chat.

5 Match A and B to make compound nouns.

A B

summer presenter

microwave machine ________________

exercise teacher ________________

ice holiday ________________

restaurant seat ________________

radio bike ________________

science racquet ________________

fish and chip owner ________________

fax skates ________________

tennis shop ________________

car oven ________________


In the 1980s fitness enthusiasts who were too lazy ortoo shy to go to the gym bought exercise bikes,books and videos. But in the 1990s many of thosebikes and videos have been put away in a cupboardand have been replaced by real-live personaltrainers. Nowadays there are about 20,000 people inBritain who have their own personal trainer and thenumber is increasing fast.And you don’t have to be rich to have a personaltrainer. They’re not cheap but they are good valueand if you compare the price to the average cost ofjoining a gym they don’t work out a lot moreexpensive.There are many advantages to having a personaltrainer. You don’t have to get fit in the company oflots of other people, the programme you do isdesigned for you, and you don’t have to share the

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instructor with twenty other people – you get theirundivided attention.The trainers charge between £20 and £50 an hourand most see their clients once or twice week. Theyalso provide programmes for their clients to followon their own. Routines are tailored to individualneeds – typically they involve press-ups, aerobics,running, weight-lifting and they get gradually moredifficult as the client gets fitter.Tim Beer is blind and decided to have a trainer tohelp him keep up with his guide dog! He has writtenhis training programme in Braille so he can do theexercises on his own because he can’t afford a lessonevery week. He enjoys having the personal trainerwatch what he is doing to check that he is doing itcorrectly.There are many other reasons why people have apersonal trainer. It is often people who are too busyto fit into the timetables of a gym, or too far awayfrom local gyms to get to them easily. Anotherreason is fear of the gym! Jane, a sales manager, saysthat there is a gym at work but, ‘I wouldn’t want toget fit in front of my male colleagues,’ she says.Business executive, Samantha Highton, says: ‘Mytrainer is good for me because she watches what I dofor a whole hour – it’s exhausting. I’m too lazy to goto classes, and when I used to go I used to stay at theback and take it easy.’ And another client, Lee Short,says: ‘I needed to train because I’d been ill. But gymsfrighten me, everyone looked so fit, and muscley. SoI chose to have a personal trainer.’Personal trainers are often considered to be perfectyoung people with perfect bodies and this imageannoys them as it puts potential clients off. They areoften in their thirties and forties and some of themare retired athletes and professional sports people.

EXAMPLE

Exercise books and videos were popular in the 1980s. T F

1 Personal trainers are becoming more popular. T F

2 You have to share your personal trainer with 20 other people. T F

3 Trainers charge either £20 or £50. T F4 With a personal trainer the routine is

personalized for each individual. T F5 Tim Beer has a blind personal trainer. T F6 People who live along way from a gym

often choose to have a personal trainer. T F7 Jane goes to the gym at work. T F8 Samantha Highton changed from a gym

to a personal trainer. T F9 Lee Short injured himself when training. T F

10 Clients can be discouraged by the idea of a perfect personal trainer. T F

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Unit 9 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

I’ve forgotten _____ my German homework.a do c didb doing d to do

1 I’ve stopped _____ .a to smoke c smokedb smoking d smoke

2 There’s going _____ a party.a being c beenb to be d be

3 Do you want _____ a sandwich?a have c havingb to have d had

4 Are you good at _____?a cook c cookingb to cook d cooked

5 Did you remember _____ door? Or shall we goback and check?a to lock c lockingb lock d locked

6 Jack can’t remember _____ the telephonenumber down.a write c to writeb writing d written

7 Has Sue finished _____ yet?a washing up c to wash upb wash up d wash upping

8 Jane stopped the car _____ a newspaper.a buying c to buyb buy d bought

9 Could you stop _____ all that noise, please?a making c to makeb make d to have made

10 I’ve never managed _____ early enough to seethe sun rise.a getting up c to get upb get up d got up

2 Complete the text using the correct form of theverbs in the box.

examine see wear (2) fold write standgo exhaust fall fetch lie (2) walk wakerecognize point ring read lead

This story in Philadelphia. One winter evening Dr S. Weir Mitchell sat down in an

armchair and started _______________ (1) a book,

but after an _______________ (2) day at the surgery

he soon _______________ (3) asleep. A short while

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later he _______________ (4) up suddenly when he

heard the door bell _______________ (5). There was

a girl _______________ (6) on the doorstep. It was cold and the snow was falling, but she was

_______________ (7) only a thin shawl around her shoulders. ‘My mother is very ill,’ she said. ‘Pleasecome.’

_______________ (8) through the dark streets was not easy, but eventually they came to an old

building and the girl _______________ (9) the doctor up to the third floor. There was a woman

_______________ (10) on the bed and the doctor

_______________ (11) her as a former servant of his.

After _______________ (12) her, he took out hisnotepad and looked around for the girl. ‘Where’syour daughter?’ he asked the woman. ‘I need her

_______________ (13) for some medicine.’‘My daughter died a month ago.’ ‘But that’simpossible,’ said the doctor. ‘She came

_______________ (14) me. I _______________ (15)

her. She was _______________ (16) a shawl.’‘My daughter’s shoes and her shawl are in there,’

said the woman, _______________ (17) to a small

cupboard. The doctor stopped _______________ (18) out the prescription and went to the cupboard. He

saw the girl’s shawl _______________ (19) on the

shelf. It was _______________ (20) and dry. It clearly had not been worn that night.

3 Complete the sentences using very, absolutely, oran adjective from the box.

hideous exhausted terrifying freezing hugeamazing fascinating impossible brilliant

EXAMPLE

The town was fascinating.

1 I think horror films are absolutely __________ .

2 A You look absolutely __________ .B I am. I’ve worked so hard today.

3 The painting was __________ hideous.

4 The book I’ve just read was __________interesting.

5 A I had a/an __________ brilliant holiday.

B The hotel was __________; there were three hundred rooms! And the swimming pool was

__________ fantastic.

6 A I’m absolutely __________ . I’m shivering.B I don’t think it’s __________ cold at all.

7 This exam is __________ impossible!

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4 Complete the dialogues using words andexpressions from the box.

I have I do do you neither have I it wasn’tnor did I so do I I suppose so so did Ithat’s what I reckon weren’t they

A A I saw an interesting programme on TV lastnight about ghosts.

B Oh, yes. .C Oh, I didn’t. I missed it. Was it any good?B Well, I didn’t believe any of it, to be honest.

A _______________ (1) at first, but some of the stories are difficult to explain,

_______________ (2), especially that oneabout the woman who fell out of the train.

B Well, yes, _______________ (3), but I justdon’t believe in ghosts.

A Oh, _______________ (4). I think.

C Yes, _______________ (5). There are just somany people who say they’ve seen one.

B A This article in this magazine about UFOs saysthat thousands of people have seen them.

B Hah, well, I’ve never seen one.

A No, _______________ (6). I’m sure it’s a lot ofrubbish.

C Oh, but _______________ (7). It was aboutfour years ago, now. This big bright lightappeared in the sky.

B Well, it was probably an aeroplane.

A Yes, _______________ (8), too.

C No, _______________ (9). It was too lowdown for that.

A Yes, but you don’t know that it was littlegreen men invading the Earth.

C No, but you don’t know that it wasn’t either,_______________ (10)?


I often tell people that their memory is absolutelyfantastic. But they usually answer that it isn’t, andthat they cannot remember simple everyday things,or perform well in memory tasks. They also oftencomplain that their memory isn’t as good as it was afew years ago.However, there are many experiences in life thatprove that you have a fantastic memory. You arecapable of recalling events perfectly from previoustimes simply when you smell or hear something.Studies have proved that if a normal brain was fedten new items of information every second for anentire lifetime they would be considerably less thanhalf full. The brain contains about a million millionbrain cells, but that this gigantic number is nothingcompared to the number of connections that can bemade between brain cells. The potential of thehuman memory is practically infinite.

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Photographic memory is a specific phenomenon inwhich people can remember, usually for a very shorttime, perfectly anything they have seen. Experts saythat children usually have this ability but thateducation tends to concentrate on logic and languageand these memory skills are not trained. In a recentexperiment people were shown 1000 photographsone after the other at the pace of about one photoper second. The psychologists then mixed 100 photoswith the original 1000. They asked people to selectthe photos they had not seen before. Everyone wasable to identify almost every photo he had seenbefore, as well as each one he had not seenpreviously.There are many techniques we can use to developour under-used memory. These systems (calledmnemonics) have been used since Roman and Greektimes and were very common in the Medieval period,when there were no printed books and paper was tooprecious to make notes on. With these techniquesyou can start with learning 10 new facts perfectly,and develop your memory until you can remember1,000,000 facts with the same techniques at any age.So, remember – your memory is fantastic, you justneed to develop its potential!

EXAMPLE

The human memory is fantastic. T F

1 Most people think that their memory isn’t very good. T F

2 People do not ever have the experience of remembering experiences perfectly. T F

3 If the brain was given ten new pieces ofinformation every second it would be half full. T F

4 The brain contains about 1,000,000,000,000 brain cells. T F

5 The brain can make less connections between brain cells than the number of brain cells. T F

6 Most children have the ability to remember photographically. T F

7 People performed well in a test of their ability to remember images. T F

8 It is not possible to improve your memory. T F

9 Ancient Romans and Greeks and Medieval people used memory techniques. T F

10 It is possible to increase the power of your memory at any age. T F

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Unit 10 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

The government _____ reduce traffic on the roads.It’s terrible.a may c needn’tb should d can

1 You _____ bring any food. I’ve made enough.a needn’t c canb shouldn’t d have to

2 You really _____ smoke so much.a can c shouldn’tb might d can’t

3 One day smoking _____ be illegal in the USA.a has to c mayb needn’t d must

4 Drivers _____ wear seatbelts in their cars in theUK. It’s the law.a must c canb should d don’t have to

5 Anti-smoking groups think smoking _____ bebanned in public places.a mustn’t c mightb can d ought to

6 You _____ be careful with that ladder.a needn’t c canb may d should

7 I _____ go to work today. There’s meeting at nineo’clock.a mustn’t c mightb have to d can

8 You _____ lock the door. I’m going to be arounduntil you get back.a mustn’t c shouldn’tb needn’t d may

9 John _____ see anything. It’s too dark.a shouldn’t c mustn’tb can’t d doesn’t have to

10 Why _____ we breathe your smoke?a can c shouldb need d can

11 Now I’ve got a car I _____ to drive to my eveningclasses.a won’t be able to c will be able tob won’t have to d could

12 They _____ go to the dentist so often now they’ve given up sweets.a ‘ll have to c won’t be able tob will be able to d won’t have to

13 _______ stop and pick up my dry cleaning on theway home or is it too difficult?a Will you be able to c Must youb Will you have to d Should you

14 Harry _______ take his accountancy exams againas he’s failed.a won’t have to c will have tob mustn’t d will be able to

15 I ________ phone you back tomorrow when I’vegot more time.a ‘ll have to c needn’tb won’t have to d won’t be able to

2 Complete the sentences using words to do withhealth.

EXAMPLE

That’s a nasty cut. Put a bandage on it.

1 Take these red p_______ twice a day.

2 I’ve fallen off my bike. Look at this big, blue

b_______ on my leg.

3 I’ve got high cholesterol. I’m on a l_______ fatd_______ .

4 I’ve got a terrible s_______ t________ . I need some lozenges.

5 Melanie’s got a s_______ a_______ . She must have eaten too much.

6 You feel so hot. I think you’ve got a t_______ .

7 Take this p_______ to the chemist to get themedicine.

8 Flies and insects spread d_______ .

9 You may have broken your leg. Let’s take an

X-_______ .

10 When you’ve got a cold you often develop a

c_______ .


A Patient Good . What __________

(1) I do for you?

Patient I’ve hurt my wrist.

Doctor How did it __________ (2)?Patient I fell downstairs.

Doctor When was __________ (3)?Patient Three days ago now, I think, but it

hasn’t got any __________ (4).Doctor Well, let me just take a look at it.

Hmm. Yes, it’s __________ (5) swollen. Can you move it?

Patient A bit, but it’s very __________ (6).Doctor Well, it could be a fracture, so we’d

better get it X-rayed. You’ll have to go

to the __________ (7) for that.

__________ (8) this letter with you.Patient Right. Thank you. Goodbye.

morning

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Doctor Goodbye now. And don’t

__________ (9) there, either!

Patient No, of __________ (10) not, Doctor.

B Doctor Good morning. How can I

__________ (11) you?

Patient Well, I don’t __________ (12) very well.

I’ve __________ (13) a headache and this rash.

Doctor __________ (14) you just slip your shirt off? How long have you been

__________ (15) unwell?Patient Since yesterday afternoon.

Doctor Just pop this __________ (16) under your arm for me, will you? Do you

__________ (17) feverish?Patient Yes, I do.Doctor Hmm. Yes. You’ve got a bit of a

__________ (18). You can put your shirt

__________ (19) on now. Have you got

a __________ (20) throat?Patient No.Doctor Well, I think it’s just a virus.


Most people get upset if their computer crashes.They might shout or swear or even, if recent reportsare true, smash the keyboard or punch the screen!The computer, of course, does not respond in anyway to these outbursts of emotion. It just sits thereimpassively. But that could all change soon!Researchers are working on the computer of thefuture. It will recognize how the operator is feelingand react appropriately.Computers already exist that can recognize yourvoice and respond to instructions you give it butresearchers are now developing a computer that willalso recognize your facial expressions, tone of voiceand other physical signs of frustrations anger orhappiness.They will be able to develop a computer that will beable to react to the things that make you happy orangry and change what it does to make you happier.For example, if there is a particular feature thatalways appears on your screen and it irritates you,the computer will notice this and either offer to turnit off, or show you how to disable it.Unfortunately for the researchers it is still early daysas it is very difficult to develop a machine that canread accurately the range of signals thatcommunicate our moods. They can tell thedifference between excited and calm quite well butthey cannot distinguish between excited-happy andexcited-angry. People shout and get agitated in asimilar way for both emotions.The machine also finds it difficult to actually find aperson’s face and follow it around. It has a camera

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that is fixed to the computer and it isn’t very fast atregistering images. If you stay still and you don’tchange the lighting the computer can tell thedifference between a smile and a frown but it mightget confused if you scratch your nose, or touch yourear and make a strange facial expression. It will geteven more confused if you eat your sandwich, orchat with a colleague as these facial movementsmimic those of a frown or smile.Other researchers are looking at ‘anger objects’ –something like a mouse that the user could hit, orsomething that the user could throw at the screen toshow annoyance. Software designers think thiswould be a good way of getting feedback on parts oftheir programs that have problems.It is also possible that computers could have sensorsthat would measure human muscle tension,temperature, etc. A large manufacturer is developinga mouse which can test skin conductivity which is agood indicator of agitation. The computer wouldthen choose music to calm you down or, if it felt youwere sleepy, would wake you up. It would act as anintelligent friend or co-worker and offer theequivalent of a sympathetic ear and a cup of tea!

EXAMPLE

People get angry if their computer crashes. T F

1 At the moment computers don’t reactif we get angry. T F

2 Researchers are developing a computer with facial expressions. T F

3 Researchers are trying to develop a computer that will know if you are angry or happy. T F

4 It is not difficult to make a machine that detects moods. T F

5 Computers can always tell the difference between happy and angry expressions. T F

6 At the moment computers can recognize frowns and smiles if you stay still. T F

7 Eating and chatting can confuse a computer sensor. T F

8 Throwing your mouse at the screen is being developed as a way to register your annoyance. T F

9 The computer mouse could be used to measure your mood. T F

10 The computer could suggest you have a cup of tea and a chat. T F

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Unit 11 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Rewrite the sentences using make, let, or get.

EXAMPLE

Son Can I go out tonight?Mother Yes, but don’t be back too late.The mother let her son go out.

1 Sandra Could you send this fax, please?Secretary Yes, of course.

____________________________________________

2 Police officer Stop where you are, Colin.

____________________________________________

3 Mother Go and do the washing up now!Son Oh, all right.

____________________________________________

4 Emily Could I leave early today? I’ve got a doctor’s appointment.

Boss Yes, OK.

____________________________________________

5 Mr Cator Would you mind working through your lunch break, Edward?

Edward Yes, no problem.

____________________________________________

6 Shop assistant Look at the stereo, Mr James.

____________________________________________

7 Teacher to class You will have to stay in duringbreaktime.

____________________________________________

8 Robber to cashier Hand over all the cash.

____________________________________________

9 Robert May I borrow your dictionary?Silvia Yes, of course.

____________________________________________

10 Wife Could you take the children to school?Husband Yes, of course, dear.

____________________________________________

2 Rewrite the sentences using the same tense.Complete the gaps.

EXAMPLE

Martin’s car is going to be repaired. He’s going to doit himself.Martin’s going to repair his car.George’s car is going to be repaired. He’s going totake it to a _____ .George is going to have his car repaired at the garage.

1 Belinda’s hair was cut. She cut it herself.

____________________________________________

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2 Roger’s eyes are going to be tested at the _____ .

____________________________________________

3 Mrs Trellis’s ears have been pierced.

____________________________________________

4 Joan’s car has been washed. She washed itherself.

____________________________________________

5 Mark’s shoes have been repaired. They wererepaired at the _____ .

____________________________________________

6 Lucy’s dress has been dry-cleaned at the _____ .

____________________________________________

7 Mr Lewis’s photo was taken. He took it himself.

____________________________________________

8 Holly’s hair has been dyed. It was dyed at the_____ .

____________________________________________

9 Callum’s keys are being cut.

____________________________________________

10 David’s films have been developed. They weredeveloped at the _____ .

____________________________________________


EXAMPLE

create creation

Verb Noun

1 survive __________

2 agree __________

3 destroy __________

4 injure __________

5 produce __________


A Customer Hello. I if you

could help me? I __________

(1) these trousers here, but they’refaulty.

Sales assistant Oh, what’s the __________ (2)?

Customer Well, I’ve only __________ (3) them once but the zip’sbroken.

Sales assistant I see. __________ (4) you have the receipt?

Customer Yes, __________ (5) you are.

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Sales assistant Thank you. Do you wish totake another pair or

__________ (6) you likea refund?

Customer I’d prefer a __________ (7).

Sales assistant Yes. Would you __________ (8) coming over to the cash till, and I’ll see to it for

__________ (9).

B Customer Excuse me, I’m __________ (10) this soup is too salty.

Waiter Oh, I’m __________ (11) about

that. I’ll __________ (12) it away. Would you care to

__________ (13) something else, madam?

Customer __________ (14) you just get

me the menu __________ (15), please?

Waiter Certainly. __________ (16) youare.

Customer Yes, I’ll __________ (17) the smoked salmon, please.

Waiter Thank you, madam.

C Shop assistant Can I __________ (18) you?Customer Yes, could you just

__________ (19) a look at my

watch? It’s __________ (20).Shop assistant Yes. The battery’s probably

dead. How __________ (21) is the watch?

Customer I’ve __________ (22) it for a couple of years, I suppose.

Shop assistant Oh, well, the battery

__________ (23) replacing, then.

Do you __________ (24) a new one putting in? It won’t

take a __________ (25).

5 Read the text and circle the correct letter.

Most of the remaining 30,000 orang-

utans live in Indonesia. In the 1980s their numbers

__________ (1) to fall rapidly, as the forests where

they live were __________ (2). At the same time in

Taiwan a children’s soap opera, called The Naughty

Family, was __________ (3) very popular. The star of

the programme was a young orang-utan. It created a

demand for baby orang-utans as pets. When the adult

orang-utans were hunted and killed in Indonesia, the

young apes were __________ (4) and smuggled into

Taiwan where they were __________ (5) for

$2,000–$5,000 each.

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__________ (6) 1,000 orang-utans found their way

into Taiwanese homes. Only about 280 have

survived. But __________ (7) has brought its own

problems, for __________ (8) a baby orang-utan may

be cute and cuddly, an adolescent ape is not. Many

of them were taken to Taipei zoo, or simply

abandoned onto the __________ (9) of the city.

Eventually a Dutch scientist, Dr Willie Smits,

established a centre at Wanariset in Indonesia to

__________ (10) the orang-utans to the wild.

The orang-utans from Taiwan are taken to the

Wanariset Centre. They are put together in a large

new cage where they __________ (11) to live with

other orang-utans. Sometimes these domesticated

orang-utans can’t climb very well at __________ (12),

but they learn quickly. __________ (13) the cage is

taken deep into the forest and the door is opened.

The orang-utans return to the wild.

__________ (14), the biggest problem for the

Wanariset Centre is preserving the forests to provide

homes for the apes. The timber industry is very

powerful in Indonesia, and the government

__________ (15) very little money to protect the

forests.

EXAMPLE

a country’s b world’s c TVs d island’s

1 a stopped b began c needed d learnt

2 a cut b grown c extinct ddestroyed

3 a not b usually c becoming d become

4 a taken b eaten c captured d carried

5 a sold b hunted c abandonedd valued

6 a A few b About c Now d But

7 a survival b survive c survived d survives

8 a even b however c when d while

9 a cars b houses c streets d rooms

10 a take b carry c bring d return

11 a are learning c learnedb learn d learning

12 a beginning b first c least d home

13 a Finally b End c Usually d Lately

14 a When b Besides c However d If

15 a provides b decides c wantsd introduces

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Unit 12 Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

I asked her where she _____ .a has been c had beenb is gone d goes

1 He said that Joe _____ a special surprise.a has prepared c had preparedb prepared d prepares

2 The police officer asked Jane how many days she_____ away the following week.a was away c is going to be awayb will be away d would be away

3 Jonathon asked Patricia if she _____ to Parisbefore.a has been c wentb did go d had been

4 Adrian said that he _____ living in London.a liked c is likingb likes d has liked

5 The receptionist asked Mr Bond if he _____ adouble room.a would have liked c wouldb likes d would like

6 Paula said that she _____ to get a new job.a is going c willb would d was going

7 Tim said that he _____ tennis tomorrow evening.a is playing c playedb was playing d had played

8 Hannah said she _____ food before she realized itcontained nuts.a already ate c has already eatenb is eatingd d had already eaten

9 Beth asked John where he _____ the shopping.a put c puttedb had put d has put

10 Monica said that she _____ us later.a might phone c phonedb is phoning d has phoned

2 Read the speech bubbles and complete thedialogues.

Melanie

I’ve passed my university exams. I’m going to get a job in computing as soon as I can.

1 A Melanie said that she had passed her universityexams.

B That‘s good news.

A And she said ____________________________

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Nathan

I’m going to the cinema this evening. I didn’t go yesterday evening because I didn’t

like the film that was on.

2 A Is Nathan meeting us in the pub tonight?

B No, he said ______________________________A I thought he went yesterday!

B He was, but he sad that ___________________

Frank

I’d like to buy a new house. I don’t likethe house that I’m living in because

it’s too small.

3 A I saw Frank yesterday. He said _____________B Oh, why’s that?

A He said _________________________________

3 Read the dialogue and write the originalconversations.

Ian I phoned Geraldine last night. She saidthat I’d never guess the news. She toldme that Imogen and Marco were getting married.

Sarah Marvellous! Did she say when?Ian After I’d congratulated her I asked

when the wedding would be but she said that they hadn’t decided yet. Shesaid that she would let us know andsend us an official invitation. I also asked her where it would take place.

Sarah Where?Ian She said that it would be in Tuscany

in an old church.

Geraldine Hi, Ian. Guess what! Imogen and Marcoare getting married.

Ian That’s wonderful! ____________________

________________ be?

Geraldine ________________________________ yet.

__________________________ invitation.

Ian _________________________ take place?

Geraldine _____________________________ church.

4 Write sentences using tell and ask.

EXAMPLE

Could you close the door please, Steve?The teacher asked Steve to close the door.

1 Please don’t use your computer during the flight,sir.

The air steward ____________________________ .

2 Turn left at the next corner, Pamela.

The driving instructor ______________________ .

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3 You must eat more fruit and vegetables, MrsEliot.

The doctor ________________________________ .

4 Can you cook dinner this evening, William?

Jenny ____________________________________ .

5 Don’t have the TV on so loud, Enrica!

Enrica’s father _____________________________ .

5 Complete the sentences using verbs from thebox.

put up with grow up make up for get out ofrun out of head for get away with kick offget on with stand up for put on

EXAMPLE

Quick, come in here and watch the football, they’rejust about to kick off.

1 Children __________ so quickly. You shouldenjoy each day you spend with them.

2 It’s amazing how some people manage to

__________ crime.

3 Janet and Guy never __________ each other.They’re always arguing.

4 I told Peter to go into his boss’s office and

__________ his rights. I told him to ask for a pay rise.

5 I’d like to __________ that party we’ve beeninvited to but I think we’ll have to go.

6 Mummy’s very sorry that you can’t go on the

school trip. She’ll __________ it by buying you a new computer game.

7 Oh, dear. We’ve __________ coffee. Can you goand get some?

8 Do you think I should __________ a tie before wego into the restaurant.

9 English people often __________ Mediterraneancountries for their holidays.

10 Frank can’t afford a new house so he’ll just have

to __________ the old one for now.

6 Read the text and circle the correct letter.

Mountaineer Chris Fordam has theHimalayas several times, but on his next expedition,to the peak of Menlungtse, he _____ (1) to do morethan just climb a mountain. He’s going to look forthe Yeti. He firmly believes that the Yeti exists, andhe’s not the only one. Several people have seen it.In 1948 two geologists said that they had been_____ (2) by two huge ape-like creatures. They saidthat they _____ (3) and wounded one and that theother one had attacked them.

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There have been reports of Yeti sightings throughoutthe Himalayan mountains. It is a huge area with_____ (4) people and many parts are virtuallyimpossible for people to get to. So there are manyisolated valleys and forests where the Yeti could liveand _____ (5) for food.But where’s the evidence? Well, there isn’t much. In1951 a climber, Eric Shipton, took photographs ofsome enormous footprints in the snow. He claimedthat they were the footprints of the Yeti. MikeWooldridge took a photograph of _____ (6) that heclaimed was the Yeti, but the picture is very unclear.It could just be a rock.Fordam himself took photographs of some footprintson a previous expedition. When he asked the localpeople in Tibet what the footprints were, they_____ (7) said it was the Yeti. They all believe that the Yeti exists. But when he asked whether any of the people had actually seen the creature, they saidthey hadn’t.Sceptics say that the _____ (8) are just superstition.The footprints are made by falling rocks and thecreatures that people say they have seen are justbears. But Chris Fordam is determined to try andfind the _____ (9). If he succeeds, then we will knowthat the stories were correct. Of course if he doesn’tfind it it _____ (10) mean that the Yeti doesn’t exist.That’s the whole point of these mysteries. You cannever prove that they are wrong.

EXAMPLE

a been b visited c gone d planned

1 a thinks b plans c believes d likes

2 a got b left c chased d killed

3 a had shot b have shot c shot d willshoot

4 a little b few c small d huge

5 a catch b hunt c eat d collect

6 a a Yeti c anythingb something d a climber

7 a didn’t c hadn’tb immediately d had

8 a people b Yetis c stories d bears

9 a people b creature c footprints d rocks

10 a won’t b will c could d might

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Unit 13 Test

Name ________________________________

1 Complete the sentences using the correct fromof the verbs in brackets.

EXAMPLE

If Stan had heard (hear) his alarm clock he wouldn’thave been (not be) late for his exam.

1 If it ___________________ (not rain) we

___________________ (have) a barbecue in the garden.

2 Clare ___________________ (not meet) her

husband if her train ___________________ (arrive) late.

3 The car ___________________ (not break down) if

Bob ___________________ (check) the oil levels.

4 The global temperature ___________________

(not go up) if governments ___________________ (control) emissions.

5 We ___________________ (not tidy) the house

last week if John and Mary ___________________ (not come) to see us.

6 If the dog ___________________ (not see) the cat,

he ___________________ (not run) across the road.

7 If Janine ___________________ (buy) the

computer in the sales she ___________________ (not spend) so much money.

8 If there ___________________ (not be) a storm

our house ___________________ (not hit) by lightning.

9 I ___________________ (listen) to the radio

broadcast if you ___________________ (not phone) me.

10 Poverty ___________________ (not be) such a

problem if governments ___________________ (invest) their money better.

2 Rewrite the situations using the thirdconditional.

EXAMPLE

Joanna had an argument with her boss and she losther job.Joanna wouldn’t have lost her job if she hadn’t had anargument with her boss.

1 Lynn entered her painting in the competition andshe won first prize.

____________________________________________

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2 Mr Campbell forgot to lock the door and thehouse was burgled.

____________________________________________

3 Shaun didn’t arrive at work on time and missedan important meeting.

____________________________________________

4 The aeroplane was cancelled and Mr and MrsRobinson didn’t go to Prague for the weekend.

____________________________________________

5 Ron studied Art History at university and becamea museum curator.

____________________________________________

3 Rewrite the situations using the correct formof the verbs in brackets.

EXAMPLE

Tom left his portable computer in the car and it wasstolen.Tom shouldn’t have left his computer in the car.

1 The neighbours forgot to feed our pet rabbit andit died. (should have)

____________________________________________

2 Mr and Mrs Waddell didn’t take out any holidayinsurance and they spent a lot on medical care.(should have)

____________________________________________

3 Daniel left his football boots at home andcouldn’t play the football game. (shouldn’t have)

____________________________________________

4 The doorman was asleep and didn’t see the mantake a gun into the disco. (shouldn’t have)

____________________________________________

5 Lauren hadn’t done her homework so she didn’tget a mark. (should have)

____________________________________________


A Hello. I haven’t you around for awhile. Have you been away?

B Yes, we’ve been skiing in the States.

A Oh yes. I remember you __________ (1) me youwere going. Was it good?

B Well, it was __________ (2) the last few days.A Why? What happened?

B Well, Tina decided that she __________ (3) to go snowboarding. You know this thing where youstand on a board.

A Yes, I __________ (4).B Well, I didn’t like the idea, but she wanted to do

it. You know what kids are like. So she did. Well,

anyway, she __________ (5) off and broke her arm.

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A Oh no. Poor Tina. Was she all __________ (6)?B Yes, she was OK. The ambulance took her to the

__________ (7) and they dealt with it. But then

when I came to __________ (8), I found that our

insurance didn’t __________ (9) us for snowboarding – only for skiing.

A Blimey! So __________ (10) did you do?

B Well, what __________ (11) I do? I had to pay for everything myself It cost me a fortune! You

know what medical costs are __________ (12) in the States.

A I hear they’re rather expensive.

B You’re __________ (13) me! Well, I suppose I

should have __________ (14) the insurance policy before she went snowboarding, but I blame theinsurance company. I mean, lots of people gosnowboarding these days.

A Well, funnily enough, something similar

__________ (15) to a friend of mine.

5 Match A and B.

A B

That’s miles away. That ‘s life.I was stunned. That’s unfortunate.It’s my round. It cost a lot of money.That’s the way it goes. It’s a long way from here.They weren’t much help. You aren’t being serious.In front of the box. I was really shocked.It cost an arm and a leg. I failed.You’re joking. They didn’t help

very much.You’re telling me! Watching TV.I blew it. It’s my turn to buy

drinks.That’s a bit rough. That’s certainly true.


A thief who dropped a winning lottery ticket at thescene of his crime has been given a lesson inhonesty. His victim, who picked up the ticket, thenclaimed the £25,000 prize, managed to trace him,and handed over the cash.The robbery happened when maths professor VinicioSabbatucci, 58, was changing a tyre on an Italianmotorway. Another motorist, who stopped ‘to help’,stole a suitcase from his car and drove off.The professor found the dropped ticket and stuffed itin his pocket before driving home to Ascoli ineastern Italy.Next day, he saw the lottery results on TV and,uncrumpling the ticket, realised it was a winner. Heclaimed the 60 million lire prize.Then began a battle with his conscience. Eventually,he decided he could not keep the money despitehaving been robbed.

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He advertised in newspapers and on radio, saying:‘I’m trying to find the man who robbed me. I have60 million lire for him – a lottery win. Please meetme. Anonymity guaranteed.’Professor Sabbatucci received hundreds of calls frompeople hoping to trick him into handing them thecash. But there was one voice he recognized – andhe arranged to meet the man in a park.The robber, a 35-year-old unemployed father of two,gave back the suitcase and burst into tears. He couldnot believe what was happening. ‘Why didn’t youkeep the money?’ he asked.The professor replied: ‘I couldn’t because it’s notmine.’Then he walked off, spurning the thief’s offer of areward.

EXAMPLE

What did the thief drop at the scene of the robbery?a lottery ticket

1 What did his victim claim?

____________________________________________

2 Where did the robbery take place?

____________________________________________

3 What was the victim doing?

____________________________________________

4 What was the name of the victim?

____________________________________________

5 What did the thief steal?

____________________________________________

6 How much was the prize?

____________________________________________

7 What did the professor do when he realized itwas a winning ticket?

____________________________________________

8 Why did lots of people phone ProfessorSabbatucci?

____________________________________________

9 How did he recognize the real thief?

____________________________________________

10 Why didn’t the professor keep the money?

____________________________________________

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End of Year Test

Name ________________________________


EXAMPLE

Have you ever broken your leg?

1 We always __________ in this hotel.

2 A Where’s David?

B He’s __________ the guitar in the sittingroom.

3 A What __________ you __________ at nineo’clock last night?

B I __________ TV.

4 I __________ a radio presenter for five years now.

5 A When __________?

B We’re leaving tomorrow.

6 Look at those clouds. I think it __________ rain.

7 A Have you decided what to eat?

B Yes, I think I __________ the pasta.

8 The school __________ won the award is overthere.

9 We saw that film last week, __________?

10 The room was __________ for clues by the police,after the robbery.

11 Baggage __________ left unattended at any time.

12 He __________ miss the good films if he

__________ cable TV.

13 If it __________ Sunday, I __________ stay in bed.

14 Where do you usually __________ your holidays?

15 I’ve always __________ to play the piano.

16 A You’ve got very dirty hands, Paul. What

__________?

B I __________ repairing the car.

17 I __________ my glasses. I can’t __________ themanywhere.

18 John doesn’t know __________ time __________is.

19 Look! There’s Adam __________ in that armchairover there.

20 We __________ to do something to stop poverty.

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2 Match the sentences with the correctresponses.

1 ■■k I work for a TV a Have you?company.

2 ■■ Well, well, well! b I’m sorry but I don’t Jake Tebbit! agree.

3 ■■ Shall we go out in c Oh, that’s just an the park? excuse.

4 ■■ I’ve been to d Yes, I’m really Istanbul. hungry. Where shall

we go?

5 ■■ Do I check in here e Oh, yes. So he did.for Buenos Aires?

6 ■■ I wanted to be a vet f No, he said he was when I was a child. too busy.

7 ■■ I’m a singer. g No, but don’t worry. I’ll get round to it.

8 ■■ Charlie says his h No, I won’t. I workload is too promise.heavy.

9 ■■ My left ear hurts. i Alan! It’s great to see you again!

10 ■■ Oliver said the club j Mmm. That sounds was closed on lovely.Wednesday.

11 ■■ Is Tom coming? k Oh, really. What do you do exactly?

12 ■■ We’re moving l I’m sorry to hear house. that. When did it

happen?

13 ■■ I don’t think m Neither can I.children shouldwatch violence on TV.

14 ■■ Don’t tell Martin n Could I just take a what I said, will look, please?you?

15 ■■ I’ve got a cottage o Yes. Could I see yourin the country. passport?

16 ■■ Have you fixed the p Really! That sounds tap yet? exciting!

17 ■■ I’d better be going q Oh, so did I.home, I suppose.

18 ■■ I can’t stand noisy r Great! I’ll haveanimals. a pint of lager.

19 ■■ I’ve split up from s Are you? Where are Bob. you moving to?

20 ■■ Do you fancy going t Oh, well. Thank you out for a meal? very much for coming.

21 ■■ I think it’s my u But it’s raining.round.

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Across1 Speaking very quietly4 This is the woman _____ rang you.6 He – his, _____ – her7 What a _____ day!9 A large striped animal

10 They took their coats _____ .12 Brad _____ out on Saturday night.13 On your head14 I always _____ the secretary to make coffee.15 The police should _____ more thieves.17 Not having work20 Do you prefer an _____ or window seat?21 Someone who speaks a lot25 A Can I speak to Oscar?

B _____ on. I’ll go and get him.26 _____ and find29 Students over 18 go here.31 Noun from criminal32 Start something = _____ down to it33 Finish36 When you need to sleep you’re _____ .37 Someone who saw an accident

Down1 The opposite of dry2 A My boss says I have to work over the weekend!

B That’s a bit _____!3 For Halloween Joe dressed up as a _____ .5 I don’t get _____ with my sister.6 Advice8 Weather

11 A verb: wolofl15 25th December16 Subject pronoun18 The police examined the table and found a _____ .19 _____ must not be left unattended.21 Where are you going _____?22 Thunder and _____23 A guided _____24 Someone with no friends is _____ .27 The police need this to charge someone28 Verb from protection30 A kind of freshwater fish32 Past participle of grow34 _____ this train stop here?35 Allow

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KeyEntry test

1 1 I’m listening 4 likes2 Do you drive 5 are you wearing3 I’m making


2 1 were listening rang2 phoned were talking3 was raining went4 left started was working met5 was eating met


3 1 win ’ll visit 4 ’ll meet tell2 want ’ll give 5 ’ll have is3 won’t comes


4 1 saw ’d phone2 had ’d make3 Would live they won4 asked wouldn’t say5 was/were ’d make


5 1 moved 11 moved2 was 12 got3 left 13 sold4 was 14 bought5 became 15 have lived6 worked 16 have worked7 met 17 has taught8 got married 18 love9 have been married 19 love

10 have got 20 has started


6 1 I’m going to have 4 I’ll get2 I’ll watch 5 are going to go3 I’ll


7 1 had to study2 have to study3 will be able to work4 had to go5 will have to/have to go6 won’t have to/don’t have to go7 will have to get8 will be able to pay9 will have to get off

10 won’t have to get off


8 1 is made 4 wasn’t made2 isn’t sold 5 has been calculated3 Was produced


9 1 had got off 4 hadn’t seen2 hadn’t been 5 hadn’t read3 Had had


Unit 1

1 1 c d 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a


2 1 work 16 love2 have worked 17 are3 teach 18 did go4 write 19 love5 have written 20 have been6 am writing 21 love7 take 22 have been8 go 23 have been9 organize 24 are planning/are going

10 book 25 have been11 book 26 have bought12 plan/organize 27 I have read13 are 28 decide14 take 29 spend15 teach 30 go


3 1 Do you usually buy a newspaper?2 Jane hardly ever goes to the cinema.3 They never go out on Saturday night.4 In the winter it always snows in the mountains./

It always snows in the mountains in the winter.5 Do you often go abroad in the summer?


4 1 Yes, it’s all right.2 Yes, I suppose so.3 Oh really? Where?4 What’s it like?5 Well, yes.6 Oh, right.7 That sounds interesting.8 Yes, I bet.9 Mmm that sounds lovely.

10 That must be a bit of a drag.

Three marks for each correct answer.

5 9 Richard stops concentrating on the road.11 Mr Patel cancels the contract.6 Richard starts his journey.7 He becomes more and more stressed.

10 Richard has an accident.2 Richard has two meetings and several phone calls.4 The Managing Director calls.3 He gets ready to see the customer.5 Richard says that he hasn’t read the Sales Report.8 The phone rings on the journey.


Unit 2

1 1 c 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 b


2 1 had saved 14 rolled2 had gone 15 stopped3 hadn’t spent 16 didn’t do4 had sold 17 said5 had taken 18 smiled6 was sitting 19 stood up7 was waiting 20 collected8 were sitting 21 left9 was watching 22 returned

10 wasn’t watching 23 has moved11 hadn’t told 24 hasn’t changed12 placed 25 gave up13 said


3 1 didn’t use to 4 used to2 didn’t use to 5 didn’t use to3 used to


4 1 don’t 11 So2 see 12 sounds/’s3 Good 13 it4 time 14 Good5 how 15 about6 up 16 came


2Key

7 use 17 way8 actually 18 way9 mean 19 how

10 How 20 sorry


5 1 Jim liked going scuba-diving.2 He decided to go scuba-diving in a lake on a local golf

course.3 He discovered thousands of golf balls at the bottom of

the lake.4 The manager paid him about $200.5 He decided to give up his job and go diving for golf balls

full time.6 He bought his own washing machine.7 Between 80,000 and 100,000 balls arrive at the company

every day.8 They are stored until someone can think of a use for

them.9 He sold the company for £5 million.

10 No, he doesn’t.


Unit 3

1 1 A you’ll start 4 A will you buyB I won’t start B I won’t buy it

2 A will you do 5 A will you meetB I won’t go B I won’t meet

3 A will Fred be awayB Fred won’t be away


2 1 a a 2 b b 3 d b 4 c 5 a 6 a c


3 1 If the Earth’s climate becomes warmer, there will bemore droughts and famines.

2 If people continue to use normal cars, the world’s petrolwill run out.

3 If the patterns of work change, more people will workfrom home.

4 If the number of old people increases, the cost of medicalcare will rise steeply.

5 If we destroy the rainforests, more animals will becomeextinct.

Four marks for each correct answer.

4 1 says 6 It’s 11 Let’s 16 would2 decide 7 ’d 12 by 17 out3 ’ll 8 ’ll 13 ’ll 18 might4 like 9 one 14 Shall 19 know5 like 10 It’s 15 go 20 get


5 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F8 T 9 F 10 T


Unit 4

1 1 which 4 which 7 which 9 who2 who 5 which 8 which 10 who3 who 6 who


2 1 That’s the bridge we crossed the river with.2 Have you seen the books I wrote my notes in?3 Would you like to eat the cake I made?4 This is the bus that takes us to the station.5 These are the mountains Paul climbed.6 I want the ice-cream that is made from fresh ingredients.7 This is the book I read last week.8 Jane is wearing the dress that was made for me.9 I like animals that don’t bite.

10 They aren’t going to see the castle King George built.


3 1 Imogen can play the piano, can’t she?2 Arsenal didn’t win the match, did they?3 Mr Hardy wasn’t born in France, was he?4 Amelia won’t meet me at the station, will she?5 The magazine has a free gift, doesn’t it?


4 2 you wear on your head a hat3 to carry things when you go away luggage4 to stop yourself being hurt in an accident a seatbelt5 you make with flat bread and tomatoes a pizza6 to get from place to place a car7 paints pictures an artist8 to look at the stars a telescope9 has a long nose an elephant

10 to lock and unlock doors keys11 to speak to people in different places a telephone


5 1 asked 5 heard 8 thought2 listened 6 spoke 9 said3 said 7 asked 10 spoke4 introduced


6 1 does 6 he 11 didn’t 16 know2 isn’t 7 does 12 aren’t 17 about3 ’s 8 know 13 but 18 there4 it’s 9 who’s 14 it 19 can’t5 know 10 see 15 she 20 didn’t


7 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 F 7 T8 F 9 T 10 F


Unit 5

1 1 My car has been hit by a dangerous driver.2 The sandwiches were all eaten by the guests.3 My luggage was carried by a porter.4 The article will be written tomorrow by the reporter.5 The photo hasn’t been published by the newspaper.6 Suspects are found by police using forensic evidence.7 People will be upset by the film.8 The museum had been visited by the tourist group.9 An announcement isn’t being made by the government.

10 Longer hours would be accepted by the workers.


2 1 was searched 6 were printed2 was cooked 7 were seen3 were hunted 8 was sold4 was played 9 was collected5 were opened 10 was served


3 1 A lot of clothes were stolen.2 Two boys were seen near the shop at 11.30.3 The burglars broke the lock on the door,4 However, no money was stolen as the burglars set off the

alarm.5 The police were called by a passerby.6 The shop was examined by forensic scientists.7 Some fibres and hairs were found on the door frame.8 The next day the shop assistants were questioned by the

police.9 Two shop assistants’ hair and clothes matched the fibres

and hairs.10 The shop assistants were arrested yesterday.


4 1 Where were you?2 When did you get back?3 How long had the house been empty?4 Has anything been stolen/Was anything stolen?5 What damage has been done?



3 Key

5 1 must not be parked 4 can be bought2 will be fined 5 must be worn3 should not be left


6 1 burglary 5 blackmail 8 hijack2 smuggling 6 murder 9 fraud3 vandalism 7 speeding 10 shoplifting4 kidnapping


7 1 a 2 c 3 d 4 a 5 b 6 d 7 b 8 b 9 a 10 c11 b 12 b 13 b 14 a 15 a


Unit 6

1 1 take will get 6 rings will be2 post will arrive 7 won’t go finishes3 will turn press 8 will write go4 lend will give 9 study will pass5 drives will drive 10 will have watch


2 1 The house wouldn’t be dirty if people cleaned it.2 I’d be able to sleep if the neighbours weren’t having a

party.3 Alan wouldn’t get hungry during the morning if he ate

breakfast.4 The plants wouldn’t die if somebody watered them.5 David wouldn’t sleep in front of the TV if he didn’t work

so hard.6 Jamie wouldn’t be overweight if he did enough exercise.7 Cars wouldn’t have to take a different route if the road

wasn’t closed.8 If they had enough money they would go out.9 If I liked Mozart I’d go to concerts of his music.

10 If Gregory had a car he would go sightseeing.


3 1 I didn’t have ’d join2 I’ll come wait3 will lend promise4 don’t go ’ll need5 had ’d go6 earned ’d buy7 would do found8 ’m ’ll call9 weren’t/wasn’t ’d go

10 don’t study won’t learn


4 1 b 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 a


5 1 Here’s 9 smoking2 Can/May 10 ’d3 passport 11 seat4 are 12 one5 many 13 see6 only 14 boarding7 board 15 good/nice/pleasant8 check


6 1 3, 4 2 1, 4 3 2 4 4 5 3 6 4 7 18 2 9 3 10 1, 4


Unit 7

1 1 b 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 d 7 a 8 b 9 b 10 c


2 1 ’ve been living2 have been doing3 ’ve worked/’ve been working4 Have met5 ’ve worked6 made7 saw8 filmed9 ’ve become

10 met11 have you done/have you been doing12 I finished/I’ve finished13 ’ve been helping14 have been working15 have doing


3 1 We’ve been standing2 Have you seen I’ve been looking3 written I’ve written4 have you cooked5 I’ve been chopping


4 1 She wants Ms Adams to type these letters.2 He doesn’t want his daughter to touch his computer.3 He wants her to do the gardening.4 She doesn’t want them to park here.5 She wants the customer to sign here.


5 1 horror 6 heavy metal2 comedy 7 romantic3 stage 8 country and western4 hit 9 booking office/box office5 concert 10 programmes


6 1 3 2 5 3 4 4 2 5 4 6 4 7 18 3 9 6 10 3


Unit 8

1 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 a 5 a 6 b 7 d 8 b 9 b 10 c


2 1 Ann wants to know what the time is.2 She doesn’t know what day it is.3 She couldn’t tell me why she phoned.4 Mark doesn’t remember where the car is.5 I can’t remember whether Columbus was Italian.6 Do you know where Bedford is?7 Do you know where my glasses are?8 I’ve no idea what number it is.9 Could you tell me what time the meeting is?

10 Do you know who wrote Hamlet?


3 Possible answers1 Do you know how long you are staying?2 Can you tell me whether you packed the bag yourself?3 I want to know whether you have got any electrical

items.4 Can you tell me where you bought the ticket?5 I’d like to know how much money you have brought.


4 1 What has she been doing?2 When will they be back?3 Were you at the meeting?4 Can it make coffee?5 Did they use to work there?6 What does George do?7 How long have you been waiting?8 Where were they standing?9 Would you like a cup of coffee?

10 What have you been doing?



4Key

5 1 microwave oven 6 science teacher2 exercise bike 7 fish and chip shop3 ice skates 8 fax machine4 restaurant owner 9 tennis racquet5 radio presenter 10 car seat


6 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 F8 T 9 F 10 T


Unit 9

1 1 b 2 b 3 b 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 a 10 c


2 1 reading 8 Walking 15 saw2 exhausting 9 led 16 wearing3 fell 10 lying 17 pointing4 woke 11 recognized 18 writing5 ringing 12 examining 19 lying6 standing 13 to go 20 folded7 wearing 14 to fetch


3 1 terrifying/amazing/brilliant, etc.2 exhausted3 absolutely4 very5 absolutely

huge absolutely6 freezing

very7 absolutely


4 1 Nor did I 6 neither have I2 aren’t they 7 I have3 I suppose so 8 that’s what I reckon4 I do 9 it wasn’t5 so do I 10 do you


5 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T8 F 9 T 10 T


Unit 10

1 1 a 2 c 3 c 4 a 5 d 6 d 7 b 8 b 9 b 10 c11 c 12 d 13 a 14 c 15 a


2 1 pills 6 temperature2 bruise 7 prescription3 low diet 8 disease4 sore throat 9 ray5 stomach ache 10 cough


3 1 can 11 help2 happen 12 feel3 that 13 got4 better 14 Could/Can5 rather/very/quite 15 feeling6 painful 16 thermometer7 hospital 17 feel8 Take 18 temperature9 drive 19 back

10 course 20 sore


4 1 T 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 T 7 T8 F 9 T 10 F


Unit 11

1 1 Sandra got the secretary to send a fax.2 The police officer made Colin stop.3 The mother made her son do the washing up.4 The boss let Emily leave early.5 Mr Cator got Edward to work through his lunch break.6 The shop assistant got Mr James to look at a stereo.7 The teacher made the class stay in during breaktime.8 The robber made the cashier hand over all the cash.9 Silvia let Robert borrow her dictionary.

10 The wife got her husband to take the children to school.


2 1 Belinda cut her hair.2 Roger’s going to have his eyes tested at the optician’s.3 Mrs Trellis had her ears pierced.4 Joan washed her car.5 Mark has had his shoes repaired at the cobbler’s/shoe

mender’s.6 Lucy has had her dress dry-cleaned at the dry cleaner’s.7 Mr Lewis took a photo of himself.8 Holly has had her hair dyed at the hairdresser’s.9 Callum is having his keys cut.

10 David has had his films developed at the chemist’s.


3 1 survival 4 injury2 agreement 5 product/production3 destruction


4 1 bought 10 afraid 18 help2 problem 11 sorry 19 take3 worn 12 take 20 stopped4 Do 13 choose 21 old5 here 14 Could 22 had6 would 15 again 23 needs7 refund 16 Here 24 want8 mind 17 have 25 minute9 you


5 1 b 2 d 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 a 8 d 9 c 10 d11 b 12 b 13 a 14 c 15 a


Unit 12

1 1 c 2 d 3 d 4 a 5 d 6 d 7 b 8 d 9 b 10 a


2 1 that she was going to get a job in a computing as soon asshe could

2 that he was going to go to the cinemathat he hadn’t gone yesterday evening because he hadn’tliked the film that was on

3 that he’d like to buy a new housethat he didn’t like the house he was living in because itwas too small


3 Ian When will the weddingGeraldine They haven’t decided

I’ll let you know and send you an officialIan Where will itGeraldine It will be in Tuscany in an old


4 1 The air steward told the man not to use his computerduring the flight.

2 The driving instructor told Pamela to turn left at the nextcorner.

3 The doctor told Mrs Eliot to eat more fruit andvegetables.

4 Jenny asked William to cook dinner this evening.5 Enrica’s father told her not to have the TV on so loud.



5 Key


1 1 stay 11 must not be2 playing 12 wouldn’t got3 A were doing 13 rains ’ll/’m going to

B was watching 14 take/spend4 ’ve been 15 wanted5 are you leaving 16 A have you been doing6 ’s going to B ’ve been7 ’ll have 17 ’ve lost find8 that/which 18 what it9 didn’t we 19 sitting

10 searched 20 ought


2 2 Alan! It’s great to see you again!3 But it’s raining.4 Have you?5 Yes. Could I see your passport?6 Oh, so did I.7 Really! That sounds exciting!8 Oh, that’s just an excuse.9 Could I just take a look, please?

10 Oh, yes. So he did.11 No, he said he was too busy.12 Are you? Where are you moving to?13 I’m sorry but I don’t agree.14 No, I won’t. I promise.15 Mmm. That sounds lovely.16 No, but don’t worry. I’ll get round to it.17 Oh, well. Thank you very much for coming.18 Neither can I.19 I’m sorry to hear that. When did it happen?20 Yes, I’m really hungry. Where shall we go?21 Great! I’ll have a pint of lager.


3 Across Down1 whispering 1 wet4 who 2 rough7 nice 3 ghost9 tiger 5 on

10 off 6 suggestion12 goes 8 climate13 hair 11 follow14 get 15 Christmas15 catch 16 he17 unemployed 18 mark20 aisle 19 baggage21 talkative 21 to25 hold 22 lightning26 search 23 tour29 university 24 lonely31 crime 27 evidence32 get 28 protect33 end 30 trout36 tired 32 grown37 witness 34 does

35 let


5 1 grow up 6 make up for2 get away with 7 run out of3 get on with 8 put on4 stand up for 9 head for5 get out of 10 put up with


6 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 b 7 b 8 c 9 b 10 a


Unit 13

1 1 hadn’t rained would have had2 wouldn’t have met had arrived3 wouldn’t have broken down had checked4 wouldn’t have gone up had controlled5 wouldn’t have tidied hadn’t come6 hadn’t seen wouldn’t have run7 had bought wouldn’t have spent8 hadn’t been a storm wouldn’t have been hit9 would have listened hadn’t phoned

10 wouldn’t have been had invested


2 1 Lynn wouldn’t have won first prize if she hadn’t enteredher painting in the competition.

2 The house wouldn’t have been burgled if Mr Campbellhadn’t forgotten to lock the door.

3 Shaun wouldn’t have missed an important meeting if hehad arrived at work on time.

4 Mr and Mrs Robinson would have gone to Prague forthe weekend if the plane hadn’t been cancelled.

5 Ron wouldn’t have become a museum curator if hehadn’t studied Art History at university.


3 1 The neighbours should have fed our pet rabbit.2 Mr and Mrs Waddell should have taken out holiday

insurance.3 Daniel shouldn’t have left his football boots at home.4 The doorman shouldn’t have been asleep.5 Lauren should have done her homework.


4 1 told 6 right 11 could2 until 7 hospital 12 like3 wanted 8 pay 13 telling4 know 9 cover 14 checked5 fell 10 what 15 happened


5 1 I was stunned. I was really shocked.2 It’s my round. It’s my turn to buy drinks.3 That’s the way it goes. That’s life.4 They weren’t much help. They didn’t help very much.5 In front of the box. Watching TV.6 It cost an arm and a leg. It cost a lot of money.7 You’re joking. You aren’t being serious.8 You’re telling me. That’s certainly true.9 I blew it. I failed.

10 That’s a bit rough. That’s unfortunate.


6 1 the £25,000 prize2 on an Italian motorway3 he was changing a tyre4 Vinicio Sabbatucci5 a suitcase6 60 million lire7 he advertised in newspapers and on the radio8 they hoped to trick him into handing over the cash9 by his voice

10 because it wasn’t his



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