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Grammar

1Complete the sentences. Use the verbs in the box with may / might or may not / might not.

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1We ____________________ George at the library. He often goes there after school.

2I’ll try to send you an e-mail tonight, but I ____________________ time.

3My mother doesn’t want to cook tonight, so we ____________________ in a restaurant.

4Barbara ____________________ skiing next week because she’s got a sore leg.

5I ____________________ my black jeans and a white T-shirt, but I haven’t decided yet.

6I’m not going to touch that plant. It

____________________ poisonous.

7Jackie ____________________ in the choir on Sunday because she’s got a sore throat.

2Complete the sentences. Use the affirmative or negative form of have to.

1It’s Sunday, so Bob _________________ go to school today.

2I’d love to see you, but I _______________

help my mum with the shopping.

3They’re going out to a restaurant this evening, so they _________________ cook.

4My friend can’t go out this week. She

_________________ study for her exams.

5I know what happened. You

_________________ explain.

6You _________________ wear a helmet at the skate park. It’s compulsory.

7Mum drives us to school on her way to work, so we _________________ walk.

8Kate _________________ get up early. Her train doesn’t leave until 11.15.

3Complete the sentences. Use should or shouldn’t with the verbs in the box.

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1It’s Linda’s birthday next week We

____________________ her a card.

2I think it will get cold later. You

____________________ without a coat.

3Tony ____________________ his money on those trainers. They’re too expensive.

4You ____________________ ‘thank you’ when someone gives you a present.

5Jason has got a bad cold. I think he

____________________ in bed today.

6You ____________________ on this wall. It isn’t safe.

4Complete the conversation. Use the affirmative or negative form of might, have to or should.

A I don’t know what to watch on TV this

afternoon. Perhaps I’ll watch the tennis, or I (1) __________ watch cartoons.

BI think you (2) __________ go out more often, Mike. You (3) _____________ spend so much time in front of the TV. How about joining the school Camera Club?

AI’m not sure about that. I (4) __________ like it. I don’t know much about photography.

BYou (5) ________________ know a lot about it – I didn’t know anything when I first joined the club.

ADoes it cost much money?

BNot much. We (6) __________ pay £5 every term, but that isn’t a lot. We also (7) __________ bring a camera to the meeting every week – that’s a club rule.

But I can lend you a camera, so you (8) ________________ buy a new one.

AIt sounds OK. I (9) __________ come with you next week, but I’m not sure yet.

5Complete the sentences. Use the words in the box.

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mistake pass questions tell truth

1The exam was very difficult. I couldn’t answer a lot of the __________ .

2You should always be honest and tell the

__________ .

3Can you do me a __________ ? Could you get me some stamps while you’re in town?

4Tell your teacher about your problem. She’ll give you some __________ .

5Before you learn to drive, you have to

__________ an exam.

6You’ve made a __________ here. 8 x 7 isn’t 65.

7You have to __________ orders if you’re a soldier.

8The students at King’s School have to wear a uniform every day. They’re in trouble if they __________ this rule.

9I want to know what really happened. Please __________ me the truth.

10Do your work slowly and carefully. It’s easy to __________ mistakes if you hurry.

6Complete the conversations. Answer with an apology.

1A Ouch! You’ve ______________________

ankle!

B ___________________________________

2A Hey! That’s _______________________ !

B ___________________________________

3A Oh! You’ve ____________________ my

_________________________________ !

B ___________________________________

4A Hey! That’s _______________________ !

B ___________________________________

5A Oh no! You’ve __________________ my chocolate!

B ___________________________________

Grammar

1Are the sentences active or passive? Write A or P in the boxes.

2Complete the text. Use the present simple passive.

A newspaper (1 produce) ________________

____________________ very quickly. Stories (2 write) ____________________ by reporters and the pages (3 design) _________________

on computers. Photos (4 use) _____________

______________ for some stories. Sometimes the photos (5 take) ____________________

by local people and sometimes they (6 send)

____________________ by photographers from other countries. The newspaper

(7 print) ____________________ late at night so that it is ready for the morning. Our newspaper (8 bring) ____________________

to our house at about seven o’clock, so my parents can read it at breakfast time.

3Change the active sentences into the past simple passive.

1Someone stole my bag.

My bag _____________________________ .

2They sold their house last week.

Their house _________________________ .

3Someone made these shoes in Italy. These shoes _________________________ .

4They wrote the songs ten years ago.

_____________________________________ .

5People ate a lot of food at the party.

_____________________________________ .

6Manchester United won the football match.

__________________ by _______________ .

7The police arrested four people.

__________________ by _______________ .

8Two children broke the window.

__________________ by _______________ .

4Complete the sentences. Use the present simple passive or past simple passive.

1A credit card (make)

____________________ of plastic.

2The match (cancel) ____________________

because it was snowing.

3Delicious olives (grow)

____________________ in Greece.

4These houses (build)

____________________ twenty years ago.

5Our local music shop (rob)

____________________ last night.

6A small white ball (use)

____________________ in table tennis.

7The missing TVs (find)

____________________ yesterday by the police.

8Millions of e-mail messages (send)

____________________ every day.

5Complete the sentences. Use the words in the box.

6Complete the conversation. Use one word from each box.

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1My __________ is quite old. It doesn’t produce documents in colour.

2I can’t use my CD-ROMs because my

__________ is broken.

3The __________ is used for typing text.

4I’ve bought some good __________ for my computer, so I can listen to music.

5Use your __________ to move the cursor to a new position.

6You shouldn’t look at the __________ for too long. It’s bad for your eyes.

7On the Internet there’s a great

__________ with lots of information about my favourite pop star.

8A __________ helps you to move your mouse easily.

9A __________ is used to store information.

10You need a __________ to connect your computer with the telephone.

Are Can for for Good How it

Thanks the You’re

adults afternoon children cost I

moment much there very welcome

Clerk (1) ____________________ . The National Film Museum.

(2) ____________________ help you?

Julie Yes, please.

(3) ____________________ does

(4) ____________________ to get in?

Clerk It’s £4.50 (5) ____________________

and £2.50 (6) ____________________ .

Julie I see. (7) ____________________ any special exhibitions?

Clerk Yes, at (8) ____________________

there’s a special exhibition about the Star Wars films.

Julie Great. (9) ____________________

much.

Clerk (10) ____________________ .

Goodbye.

Grammar

1Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the past simple or past continuous.

1I (play) ____________________ the piano when Elizabeth (arrive) _______________ .

2Burglars (break) ____________________

into our flat while we (sleep)

____________________ .

3Tom (come) _______________ to our town in May and he (meet) __________________

Barbara at a party in August.

4I looked out the window. A cold wind (blow) ____________________ and the sun (not shine) ____________________ .

2Use the adjectives to complete the text. Use the comparative form with than, the superlative form or as … as.

Phil

Jason Simon

Tony

Tony isn’t (1 tall) ___________________ Jason and he’s (2 thin) ____________________ Phil. He’s got short hair but it isn’t (3 short)

____________________ Simon’s. Simon is the lead singer because he’s got (4 good)

____________________ voice. He’s also

(5 popular) ____________________ boy in the band, but I think Tony is (6 attractive)

____________________ than Simon. Phil plays the drums. He never sings because he’s got a terrible voice. I think it’s (7 bad)

____________________ than mine! He’s got a great sense of humour – he’s (8 funny)

____________________ person in the band.

3Read the answers and complete the questions.

1A __________ Graham __________ TV?

B Yes, he was. He was watching a sports programme.

2A Where __________ Kate __________ ?

B She used to live in Portugal.

3A What __________ you __________ at the shop?

B We bought some fruit and vegetables.

4A __________ our team __________ the match?

BNo, they won’t win. The other team is better than ours.

4Complete the conversations. Use the verbs with the correct form of will or going to.

1A The sky is black! It (rain)

____________________ .

BI (help) ____________________ you bring the clothes inside.

2A I think we (see) ____________________

Matt at the swimming pool today.

BNo, we won’t. He (visit)

____________________ his grandparents.

3A My exams start soon, so I’ve got a study plan. I (start)

____________________ revising maths

tonight.

BI’m sure you (get)

____________________ good marks.

4A My sister is walking to the station. She (catch) ____________________ a train at 6.00.

BShe (miss) ____________________ it. It’s 5.30 now.

5A We (go) ____________________

shopping now.

BCan you buy me some comics? I (pay)

____________________ you later.

5Circle the odd one out in these word groups.

1 rap opera stage jazz

2 documentary news programme quiz show concert hall

3 cheerful bad-tempered polite generous

4 soloist opera conductor audience

5 decade hour millennium century

6Use the answers from Exercise 5 to complete the sentences.

1People don’t like working for Mr Phillips because he’s very _______________ .

2There were 45 performers on the

_______________ .

3We spent an _______________ looking at CDs in the music shop.

4Pavarotti is a famous Italian

_______________ singer.

5Meet me outside the _______________ at seven o’clock.

7Complete the sentences. Use five of the words in the box.

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1Julie is a __________ student. She knows she will get good marks and she doesn’t feel frightened before exams.

2There’s a good __________ on TV tonight. It’s about the life of Elvis Presley.

3Mozart and Beethoven wrote __________

music.

4There are sixty seconds in a __________ .

5He’s a rich man, but he’s __________ . He doesn’t like giving presents and he never gives money to charity.

8Complete the dialogue. Use the words in the box.

AEnrique is now one of the world’s biggest superstars and is more popular than his famous father.

BWhen his first album came out the following year, Enrique immediately became a star.

CIn his private life he is a shy person and he doesn’t like photographers following him.

DEnrique Iglesias was born in 1975. He is the son of the superstar singer Julio Iglesias.

EEnrique really enjoyed making his next album, Escape, in 2001. ‘It was magic’, he says.

Grammar

1Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or present perfect.

1This is Leo’s flat. He and his family (live)

____________________ here since 1998.

2(enjoy) ____________________ your father

____________________ the football match on Saturday?

3In July we (fly) ____________________

from London to Rome.

4Helen (not take) ____________________

her medicine yet.

5Oh, look! I (just break)

____________________ this cup.

6After school Sara (go)

____________________ to the library for an hour.

7(ever be) ____________________ you

____________________ to India?

8Is Susan OK? I (not see)

____________________ her for a few days.

2Correct the mistakes.

1 She’s known Danny since six months.

2 Sorry I’m late! How long were you here?

3 John has never drove a car.

4We already saw this film. Let’s watch another one.

5‘Would you like a sandwich?’

‘No, thanks. I’ve already ate a pizza.’

6Did you ever eat in a Mexican restaurant?

7I’ve gone to the theatre yesterday.

8My sister has spent all her pocket money yesterday.

3Complete the sentences. Use who, which or whose.

1A vegetarian is a person __________

doesn’t eat meat.

2A dictionary is a book __________ we use to find meanings.

3Tony is the boy __________ mother won £3,000 on a quiz show.

4The Moon is a planet __________ goes round the Earth.

5That’s the Canadian waiter __________

works at the Hot Jazz Café.

6We met some girls __________ names were Judith and Karen.

7I didn’t recognize the singers __________

performed at the concert.

4Complete the conversation. Use a, an, some or any.

Kay I’m not very hungry this morning. I think I’ll just have (1) __________

bowl of cereal. Is there

(2) __________ milk in the fridge?

Mum Yes, but only a little. Why don’t you have (3) __________ fruit instead?

I bought (4) __________ lovely oranges yesterday.

Kay No, I don’t want (5) __________

orange, thanks.

Mum Well, they’re very good for you. Have you eaten (6) __________ fruit recently?

Kay Yes, I’ve had (7) __________ apple for lunch every day this week.

5Circle the odd one out in these word groups.

6Look at the picture and complete the conversation. Use five of the words in the box.

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Tom I don’t think I want to eat here! That waiter was very (1) _________________ .

Sally Yes, I know. And look! There are three (2) _________________ on the table, but only one

(3) _________________ , and both the glasses are (4) _________________ .

Tom The chairs look very

(5) _________________ , too.

Sally I’m sure we can find a better place to eat. Let’s go!

7Complete the conversations. Use the words in the box.

Could you tell Have you ever How do I How many How much None

Not much second turning Thanks straight ahead

1 A I’m going to make a cake this afternoon.

B Oh, good! Have you got everything you need? (1) ____________________

eggs have you got?

A(2) ____________________ . We ate them all at lunch time.

B(3) ____________________ flour have

you got?

A(4) ____________________ .

B(5) ____________________ made a cake before?

A No, never.

2A Excuse me. (6) ____________________

get to the station, please?

BTake the (7) ____________________ on the right and then go

(8) ____________________ . The station is on the left.

A(9) ____________________ me what time the Paris train leaves?

BYes, it leaves at 12.30.

A (10) ____________________ .

Reading

8Read the five opinions about UFOs and aliens. Put the missing sentences (A–E) in the correct spaces (1–5).

A I don’t believe any of the stories you hear about flying saucers and alien spaceships.

B I’ve had one experience which might be connected with UFOs.

C Most stories about UFOs are probably untrue, but there are still some unexplained mysteries.

D I’m certain that I’ve seen a creature from outer space.

E I’ve never had any experience with a UFO, but I know a person who has seen them.

1

My friend Graham has an interesting story. He was walking home with three other boys when they heard a strange whistling noise in the sky. They didn’t know what it was, but it got louder and louder and they all suddenly felt frightened. The noise seemed to stop when it was over their heads. It was very quiet and they had the feeling that there was a dark shape just above them. Then the whistling started again, and it slowly moved away. Graham said it was a really weird experience.

2

I woke up late one night and found that a strange green light was shining in my room. When I looked through the window I saw a small figure in the garden. Its eyes and ears were very large, but it didn’t have a nose or a mouth and its arms were longer than its legs. It moved quickly across the garden and disappeared. My parents say it was a dream, but I know it was real.

3

These are things that people have either imagined or invented. Some people believe that they’ve seen a UFO, but there’s nothing to support their stories. Other people tell lies – it’s a way of making money. They know they can sell their stories to newspapers and magazines, because their readers love a mystery and want to believe these silly stories.

4

Usually scientists can explain the shapes and lights that people see in the sky – they may be meteorites, clouds, aeroplanes or weather balloons. However, it’s impossible to find an answer for things that some people have reported – for example, professional pilots and astronauts who have followed unknown objects travelling at amazing speeds. It’s possible that there’s life on other planets – I don’t know.

5

Two years ago I was driving in the countryside with my mum late at night. We saw three very bright lights in the sky and they seemed to follow the car for a few kilometres. When we stopped, the lights went past us and then they disappeared. Since then we haven’t seen anything unusual on that road. I don’t know what the lights were, but they were strange, and I’m sure they weren’t aeroplanes.