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Grammar

1Match the two parts of each sentence.

1 If the lift is broken,

2 Unless it rains,

3 You’d probably like this music

4 People get wet

5 If you eat too much chocolate,

6 You’ll find lots of information

7 I wouldn’t stay here

8 If you wore a jacket,

a if it rains.

b if you search the Internet.

c if I didn’t have to wait for my sister. d you’ll have to use the stairs.

e you wouldn’t get cold. f if you listened to it.

g you get toothache.

h we’ll have lunch in the garden.

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

1You ________________ eat fruit. It’s very good for you.

2Uniforms aren’t compulsory at our school. We ________________ wear them.

3A soldier ________________ obey orders.

4I want to go to the swimming pool later, so I ________________ see you there.

5You ________________ swim in this river. The water isn’t very clean.

6David hasn’t worked hard, so he

________________ pass his exams.

7She’s too ill to get up. The doctor says she ________________ stay in bed for two or three days.

3Change the active sentences into passive.

1They grow a lot of coffee in Brazil.

A lot of coffee _______________________ .

2They scored seven goals in the match. Seven goals _________________________ .

3We need some new shops in this town. Some new shops _____________________

______________________ .

4People built the church in 1865.

____________________________________ .

5Someone stole my credit cards.

____________________________________ .

6They sell these trainers at the sports shop.

_____________________________________ .

7Thousands of people saw the exhibition.

____________________________ by

_______________________________ .

4Correct the mistakes.

1My aunt and uncle have lived in their flat since fifteen years.

2Yesterday a man and a woman arrested by the police.

3How long have you study English at this school?

4I can’t carry these bags because they’re heavy enough.

5Your father works for an American company, isn’t he?

6If Louise won’t feel better tomorrow, her father will take her to the doctor.

7I watched the news programme who was on at eight o’clock.

Vocabulary

5Circle the odd one out in these word groups.

6Complete the sentences. Use five words or phrases from the box.

coins coast credit card disk farmland modem mouse mat printer rule truth

1You can store computer information on a ____________________ .

2I haven’t got much cash with me. I’ll have to use my ____________________ .

3We’re going to stay in a small fishing village on the ____________________ .

4When the students left school at lunch time, they were breaking a

____________________ .

5I can type e-mail messages, but I can’t send them because my

____________________ isn’t working.

Communication

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

You’re welcome You’ve hurt

Dave Ouch! (1) __________________ my leg!

John Oh, (2) ____________________ .

Clerk Good morning. (3) ________________

_______ ?

Ben How much (4) ____________________

to get in?

Clerk It’s £6 for adults and £4 for children.

Ben Fine. (5) ________________ very much.

Clerk (6) ____________________ .

Ann I don’t know (7) __________________ .

It’s Julia’s birthday today and

(8) ____________________ to buy her a

present.

Mum (9) ____________________ , I’d take her into town and ask her to choose a CD.

Ann That’s (10) ____________________ . I’ll do that.

Reading

8Read the letters to a magazine problem page and then read the replies. Choose the best answers, A, B or C.

Ask Rita

for advice about your problems

1Sam has

A learnt to ski.

B been away twice on a school camp. C given Simon some money.

2Sam is

A worried about his friend. B unhappy about skiing.

C embarrassed about money.

3Rita thinks that

A the school may help Simon to pay for the camp.

B Simon shouldn’t pay any money for the camp.

C Simon should ask his parents.

4Jenny has

A stolen money and computers. B seen the thieves.

C decided to talk to the police.

5Rita thinks that

A Jenny should go to the police station. B Jenny should talk to her parents.

C the police might give Jenny’s parents some information.

Unit 1 Test

Grammar

31 We came to this city five years ago.

2 Kevin went swimming two days ago.

3 I met you six months ago.

4 Maria arrived in Paris twelve days ago.

41 used to like

2 didn’t use to have

3 used to swim

4 did (you) use to go

5 didn’t use to practise

6 did (Peter) use to support

7 used to enjoy

8 did (you) use to watch

Communication

71 Could I borrow your magazine, please?

2 Could you lend me your jacket, please?

3 Could you carry my suitcase, please?

4 Could you wash the dishes, please?

Unit 2 Test

Grammar

31 were playing

2 met

3 smiled

4 was doing

5 lost, was walking

6 saw, weren’t wearing

Vocabulary

51 soap

2 news programme

3 police drama

4 cartoon

61 quiz show

2 documentary

3 music programme

4 sports programme

5 comedy

6 chat show

Communication

81 to play tennis

2 to go swimming / to the beach

3 ’d like to listen to music / CDs

4 ’d prefer to watch a video

Unit 3 Test

Grammar

11 older

2 the most beautiful

3 hotter

4 the hottest

5 more interesting

6 the most interesting

7 lazier

8 the laziest

9further

10the furthest

11better

12the best

13hungrier

14the hungriest

21 the friendliest

2 bigger than

3 more comfortable than

4 the worst

5 the most popular

6heavier than

7the wettest

8more intelligent than

9the easiest

10better than

31 is warmer than, isn’t as hot as

2 is younger than, isn‘t as tall as

3 is smaller than, isn’t as expensive as

41 watching

2 swimming

3 Riding

4 shopping

5 doing

6 Eating

7 Playing

Vocabulary

8 1 Do you think pizzas are nicer than hamburgers?

2Do you think science is a more difficult subject than maths?

(Students’ own answers)

Unit 4 Test

Grammar

11 ’ll pass

2 won’t win

3 ’ll have

4 won’t get

5 will travel

6 ’ll lend

7 won’t start

8 Will (you) come

21 ’re going to open

2 are going to have

3 ’ll get

4 Will (I) need

5 ’re going to go

6 ’m going to stay

7 ’ll have

8 ’ll help

31 ’re going to be

2 will get

3 ’re going to stay

4 ’ll help

5 ’m not going to go

6 won’t use

7 ’ll buy

8 ’s going to be

9 won’t go

Vocabulary

51 347

2 10,613

3 18,239

4 2,500,020

5 7,000,000,000

61 two hundred and sixty-nine

2 one thousand, eight hundred and fifty-five

3 thirty-seven thousand, four hundred and ninety-one

4 seven hundred and sixty-two thousand and twenty-four

5 six million, three hundred and twenty-one thousand, nine hundred and eighty

71 twelve months

2 a thousand years

3 sixty seconds

4 twenty-four hours

5 a hundred years

Communication

81 I’ll close the window.

2 I’ll answer the phone.

3 I’ll carry your bag.

4 I’ll get some water.

5 I’ll turn down the music.

Grammar

11 was playing, arrived

2 broke, were sleeping

3 came, met

4 was blowing, wasn’t shining

31 Was (Graham) watching

2 did (Kate) use to live

3 did (you) buy

4 Will (our team) win

41 ’s going to rain, ’ll help

2 ’ll see, ’s going to visit

3 ’m going to start, ’ll get

4 ’s going to catch, ’s going to miss

5 ’re going, ’ll pay

Vocabulary

51 stage

2 concert hall

3 bad-tempered

4 opera

5 hour

61 bad-tempered

2 stage

3 hour

4 opera

5 concert hall

Grammar

2A Have they won the championship? B No, they haven’t.

3A Has it stopped raining? B No, it hasn’t.

Vocabulary

51 uncomfortable

2 insensitive

3 invisible

4 dishonest

5 imperfect

6 unlucky

61 untidy

2 disobedient

3 unusual

4 impolite

Communication

2A Have you ever eaten octopus? B Yes, I have. Three times.

3A Have you ever played chess? B No, I haven’t.

4A Have you ever visited England? B Yes, I have. Twice.

Unit 8 Test

Grammar

11 There’s a

2 There are some

3 there’s an

4 there are some

5 there are some

6 there’s some

7 There’s a

8 there’s an

31 a lot of, a little

2 a little, a few

3 a few, a lot of

41 Both swimming and running are good for you.

2 We can either make some biscuits or some buns./We can make either some biscuits or some buns.

3 Neither James nor Sarah likes fruit.

4 Kevin has either gone to the bank or to the library.

5 Both Rosa and I bought some sandwiches.

6 Neither Tom nor Julie eats fish.

Vocabulary

Communication

71 How many, A few

2 How much, A lot

3 How much, Not much

4 How many, None

5 How many, A lot

Progress Test Units 5—8

Grammar

11 have lived

2 Did (your father) enjoy

3 flew

4 hasn’t taken

5 ’ve just broken

6 went

7 Have (you) ever been

8 haven’t seen

21 since – for

2 were you – have you been

3 drove – driven

4 already saw – ’ve already seen

5 ate – eaten

6 Did you ever eat – Have you ever eaten 7 I’ve gone – I went

8 has spent – spent

Unit 11 Test

Grammar

11 may / might meet

2 may / might not have

3 may / might eat

4 may / might not go

5 may / might wear

6 may / might be

7 may / might not sing

21 doesn’t have to

2 have to

3 don’t have to

4 has to

5 don’t have to

6 have to

7 don’t have to

8 doesn’t have to

31 should send

2 shouldn’t go out

3 shouldn’t spend

4 should say

5 should stay

6 shouldn’t climb

Communication

6Suggested answers:

1A You’ve hurt my ankle! B Oh, I’m (really) sorry.

2A That’s my book! B Oh, sorry.

3A You’ve dropped my mobile phone! B Oh, I’m (really) sorry.

4A That’s my bike! B Oh, sorry.

5A You’ve eaten my chocolate! B Oh, I’m (really) sorry.

Unit 12 Test

Grammar

31 was stolen.

2 was sold last week.

3 were made in Italy.

4 The songs were written ten years ago. 5 A lot of food was eaten at the party.

6 The football match was won by Manchester United.

7 Four people were arrested by the police.

8 The window was broken by two children.

Communication

61 Good afternoon

2 Can I

3 How much

4 it cost

5 for adults

6 for children

7Are there

8the moment

9Thanks very

10You’re welcome