Skate Away_3 Testpack WithGrammar Students

HILLSIDE PRESSLinda Jones

REVIEW 1 (Lessons 1-3) p. 22










EXAM 1 (Lessons 1-10) p. 34



FINAL EXAM (Lessons 1-30) p. 38

CONTENTS

LESSON TESTS (Lesson 1 / Lesson 2) p. 6















LESSON TESTS
















6 HILLSIDE PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

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A Write use to or used to.

0 You play for my favourite team. 1 Helen didn’t eat many vegetables. 2 We go to the same school. 3 Did you live in London? 4 They swim in the lake when they

were young. 5 Did Emily have a small white dog?

5 questions x 1 = 5 marks

B Choose a or b.

0 They couldn’t listen to music this morning because the radio . a didn’t work b wasn’t working

1 to school when I saw you? a Did you go b Were you going

2 She the email because she forgot. a wasn’t sending b didn’t send

3 They to the shop and bought some cakes. a were going b went

4 Martin in a basketball team when he was a teenager. a played b was playing

5 She was studying in the library when I her. a saw b was seeing


C Write the past simple or past continuous. 0 (Bill/come) to the

party last Saturday? 1 We (arrive) three hours

ago. 2 (you/watch) TV when I

called you last night? 3 Simon (drive) to work

when he saw Martin. 4 Jane wasn’t playing with us because she

(read) her book. 5 Grandad (tell) me a

great story last night.


A Choose a or b.

0 It seldom in this area. a is raining b rains

1 We often in the park. a walk b are walking

2 right now? a Does he eat b Is he eating

3 I this book. It’s really boring! a hate b am hating

4 Diana washes her car . a every weekend b at the moment

5 We about China at school this week. a learn b are learning

6 This money to me. a doesn’t belong b isn’t belonging

7 this evening? a Do you work b Are you working

8 Dad in the bath every morning. a sings b is singing


B Expand to make sentences in the present simple or present continuous.

0 we / have / a test tomorrow

1 Peter and Kim / lie / on the beach at the moment

2 Tom / look / after our dog this week

3 the man / not / know / where the post office is

4 Julia / want / an ice cream / ?

5 many people / wait / for the bus right now / ?

6 they / seldom / visit / their parents

7 I / not / remember / his name


We’re having a test tomorrow.

used to

Did Bill come

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A Choose.

0 You will need/are needing to know English for that job.

1 They go/are going to go to the cinema tonight.

2 Are you carrying/Will you carry this box for me, please?

3 You should come with us. We’ll have/We’re having fun.

4 He helps/is going to help us with our project tomorrow.

5 We won’t eat until our friends arrive/will arrive.

6 As soon as I get there, I’ll phone/I’m phoning you.

7 You need a hat. I’m buying/I’ll buy one for you.

8 Do you have/ Are you having breakfast every morning?


B Choose and write.

after as while until in an hour soon as in two years’ time when

0 I told Dan what happened we were walking home.

1 I’m not leaving this shop you give me my money back!

2 will they finish their project?

3 She’ll tell me if it’s a good recipe for chocolate cake she’s made it.

4 Is everything ready? They will be here .

5 They will finish building the new hospital .

6 Jacob found a job as he left school.

7 The TV stopped working Melissa was watching her favourite show.


A Expand to make sentences in the future continuous.

0 you / cook / dinner tonight

1 we / drive / to Scotland this time next week

2 they / not / eat / at home tonight

3 Frank / work / in the garden this weekend / ?

4 the children / not / go / to school next week

5 the Smiths / paint / their house tomorrow / ?

6 she / not / work / next month

7 Fred / come / on the trip with us / ?

8 he / buy / a new bike on Monday


B Write the future simple or future continuous.

0 I (visit) Sam when I’ve got time.

1 Don’t worry! I (fix) it later.

2 We (fly) to Greece this time next week.

3 It’s cold today. I (give) you one of my jumpers.

4 Jason (clean) his house all day tomorrow.

5 Anna says we (have) a great time at the party.

6 Mike (not/be) at school tomorrow.

7 (you/help) them all next week?


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A Choose.

0 I have read/read that book when I was at school.

1 Kim isn’t here. She has been/gone to her friend’s house.

2 How many years ago have you visited/did you visit Rome?

3 Do I know you? Have we met/Did we meet before?

4 Adam has never been/gone to London.

5 Did you speak/Have you spoken to her yet?


B Write the past simple or present perfect simple.

0 George (not/visit) us yet!

1 She can’t play tennis. She (broke) her arm.

2 John (just/finish) making lunch. Let’s eat!

3 He (take) the money and ran away.

4 Mary (sing) very well last night.

5 (you/ever/see) that film? It’s brilliant!

6 Tom (always/work) hard. He’s a really good pupil.

7 A famous actor (live) here many years ago.

8 I (not/hear) this song since 1998!

9 She (think) I was you!

10 Sally (write) only three sentences so far!


A Choose and write.

who where why which what when

0 have I asked you for money?

1 has Peter said to you?

2 have you been?

3 has given her that toy?

4 has he stopped singing?

5 cinema has she gone to?


B Write the present simple, present continuous or present perfect simple.

0 Barry (wait) at the airport right now.

1 I’m going to read my book, because I (already/see) that film.

2 The journey (usually/take) two hours by train.

3 Alan (just/finish) his homework.

4 It (not/rain) since January.

5 Lucy (talk) on the phone just now.

6 I’ve written the email, but I (not/send) it yet.

7 (Amy/buy) a car yet?

8 Ken (not/do) any homework on Fridays.

9 The children (make) a lot of noise at the moment.

10 Mike loves animals, so he (not/eat) meat.


When

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A Choose.

0 We have since/already been flying for seven hours.

1 Have they been playing football yet/all morning?

2 The TV hasn’t been working since/for Friday.

3 We haven’t been waiting for long/yet.

4 Has the baby been crying already/all night?

5 Sandra hasn’t been living here since/for more than a month.


B Write sentences in the present perfect continuous.

0 Cindy / read / all afternoon

1 we / not / eat / meat recently

2 you / tidy / your room all day / ?

3 people / go / there for ages

4 you / sing / for long / ?

5 I / not / watch / TV this week

6 it / snow / all night / ?

7 Alice / talk / for two hours

8 Harry / write / to you / ?

9 they / make / sandwiches / ?

10 Simon / not / ride / his bike lately


A Write the present perfect continuous.

0 I (listen) to my new CD all week.

1 Tom (read) the newspaper all morning.

2 She (watch) TV since she got home.

3 They (drive) for more than six hours.

4 It (rain) for a whole week!

5 We (come) here for our holiday for years.


B Choose a or b.

0 Our teacher at the moment. a has been talking b is talking 1 They to book a cheap holiday for days. a have tried b have been trying 2 Ask Andrew about Mexico. He there

lots of times. a has been b has been going 3 The twins French lessons since last

summer. a have been having b are having 4 The cat has been hiding under the bed

this morning. a for b since 5 She two books so far. a has written b has been writing 6 The dogs in the garden all day. a are playing b have been playing 7 Oh no! Somebody my skateboard! a has stolen b has been stealing 8 They in the sun and now they’re thirsty. a have worked b have been working 9 The restaurant about three weeks ago. a closed b has been closing 10 Simon this house since he came to London. a has been renting b is renting


Cindy has been reading all afternoon.

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A Choose.

0 They mustn’t /needn’t /can’t be lost. I gave them a map!

1 We ought to/may/should go to Italy this summer. We don’t know yet.

2 I must/may/might go to the supermarket. There’s no food in the house.

3 They needn’t /oughtn’t /couldn’t come and get us. We can walk there.

4 You mustn’t /can’t /shouldn’t see her house from here. It’s too far away.

5 Ought/May/Needn’t I borrow your bike, please?

6 She shouldn’t /needn’t /couldn’t speak French when she moved to Paris.

7 Should/Ought/Didn’t need we invite her to the party?

8 Do they ought/need/must to have a passport?


B Choose and write.

oughtn’t may have ought mustn’t couldn’t needn’t might

0 we stay here tonight, please?

1 I didn’t speak to Bob. I find him anywhere.

2 We go today. We can go tomorrow.

3 You to do it. It’s a bad idea.

4 They to take him to the doctor’s. He looks terrible.

5 Fred buy that car. He’ll decide later.

6 Do you to finish the project by tomorrow?

7 The baby put that in his mouth. It’s dirty!


A Choose.

0 She can’t /couldn’t see us. Her eyes are closed.

1 Can/Do we have to go to school? 2 We won’t /couldn’t have a picnic on

Saturday if it rains. 3 Marina doesn’t /won’t invite them to her party. 4 Tom didn’t have/couldn’t go out because he

was sick. 5 I have to/don’t have to study tonight

because I’ve got a test tomorrow morning. 6 Could/Have you be quiet, please? 7 We have to/could finish soon. If we don’t,

the teacher will be angry. 8 They haven’t /don’t have to buy tickets. It’s

free.


B Choose a or b.

0 She try harder than that if she wants to pass the test.

a could b will have to 1 The children come home early

tomorrow. a had to b will have to 2 I want to call Tom, but I find his

number. a can’t b could 3 You cook tomorrow because we’re

going out. a couldn’t b won’t have to 4 They buy an umbrella because it didn’t

rain. a couldn’t b didn’t have to 5 The girls clean their rollerblades every

week. a could b have to 6 Jason was angry because he find his keys. a couldn’t b hasn’t 7 Mark run very fast, but he doesn’t like

doing sports. a has to b can


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A Choose and write.

which what why when who where

0 had they left the country? 1 hadn’t she gone to the party? 2 zoo had she taken Ann to? 3 had everybody gone? 4 had told them to do that? 5 had he said to her?


B Choose and write the past perfect simple.

give finish drive hear ask buy

0 She never a bus before.

1 I not that story before.

2 Which shop she it from?

3 They the project by Friday.

4 he if he could borrow your bike?

5 Who them the information?


C Write the past simple or past perfect simple.

0 I didn’t know he was ill because he (not/tell) me.

1 (she/already/spend) all her money?

2 We (visit) that part of the country two years ago.

3 Had Bill cooked dinner when you (arrive)?

4 (Jeremy/just/finish) school when you met him?

5 Monica (not/write) that article last year.


A Choose a or b. 0 Jason had read the book I bought him.

a always b already

1 They had spoken French at home. a always b before

2 Everyone had arrived 8 o’clock. a just b by

3 Mario had driven a bus . a never b before

4 Lisa got sick she had eaten the fish. a just b after

5 He had made a cake before. a never b always


B Expand to make sentences in the past perfect simple.

0 we / take / the wrong bus

1 Steven / just / get / home

2 they / never / travel / by plane before

3 everybody / finish / by 7 o’clock

4 the circus / already / visit / our town

5 we / tidy / our desks before we left


C Choose. 0 Alan couldn’t see anything because he

broke/had broken his glasses. 1 Jack had never seen a camel before he

had gone/went to the zoo. 2 Diana has left/had left by ten o’clock. 3 It was raining by the time we had got/got

to the park. 4 They went to bed because they saw/

had seen that film before. 5 Angela had borrowed/borrowed Eric’s car,

so he had to come by bus.


We had taken the wrong bus.

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A Choose one or both.

0 The baby started to walk/walking yesterday. 1 Can we stop to buy/buying some cheese?

We haven’t got any at home. 2 Adam began to learn/learning the piano

when he was five years old. 3 She failed to answer/answering any of the

questions. 4 Do you miss to work/working there? 5 I need to paint/painting the kitchen. 6 I love to walk/walking in the park early in

the morning. 7 Don’t forget to write/writing your name at

the top of the page.


B Expand to make sentences.

0 try / clean / the windows with newspaper and vinegar

1 I / need / go / to bed early tonight

2 they / refuse / help / you last night / ?

3 they / agree / sell / the house yet / ?

4 you / fancy / go / to the beach on Sunday / ?

5 he must remember / give / us the money tomorrow

6 they / expect / win / the race yesterday / ?

7 I’d / like / hear / that CD again

8 Simon / want / go / to India two years ago


A Choose a or b.

0 Did you manage all the homework yesterday? a doing b to do

1 I can’t afford those shoes. a buying b to buy

2 She never agrees us. a helping b to help

3 Do you fancy out for dinner? a going b to go

4 They didn’t expect . a winning b to win

5 Can you imagine on the moon? a living b to live

6 How about a chocolate cake? a making b to make

7 Peter suggested the tram. a taking b to take

8 Who offered you paint the kitchen? a helping b to help


B Write the full infinitive or -ing form.

0 She’s decided (study) chemistry.

1 You need (eat) more fruit and vegetables.

2 She doesn’t mind (wait). 3 The teacher threatened

(tell) my parents. 4 He doesn’t seem

(know) what he’s doing. 5 I want you (stop)

talking and listen to me. 6 By the time he finished

(speak), everybody had left the room. 7 I try to avoid (drive) in

the mountains.


to study

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A Choose.

0 Have all the clothes been washed/washed? 1 None of us was paying/has been paid yet. 2 The cats were hungry because they hadn’t /

haven’t been fed. 3 Has that red jacket bought/been bought yet? 4 Sandra still can’t cook because they haven’t

finished /been finished painting her kitchen. 5 Had he told/been told what to do?


B Complete in the passive voice.

0 Nobody had helped her make it. She .

1 They had washed forty-two cars that day. Forty-two cars .

2 Dad had left our money on the table. Our money .

3 The teacher hasn’t seen our work. Our work .

4 The mice had eaten all our biscuits. All our biscuits .

5 They should tell everybody. Everybody .


C Write the passive (present perfect simple or past perfect simple).

0 My windows (break) three times this month!

1 Dolphins (not/see) in this area for more than ten years, until last week.

2 Our photographs (not/take) yet.

3 We ate the omelette as soon as it (make).

4 The police (already/call) by the time I got home.

5 The living room (already/tidy), so you don’t need to do it.


A Choose a, b or c.

0 The children to school every morning. a are driving b are driven c drives

1 Nancy’s car fixed in the morning. a will b has c will be

2 That story by a six-year-old girl. a wrote b was written c is writing

3 She to the doctor’s until the next day. a wasn’t taken b didn’t take c won’t take

4 Charlie six pieces of cake! a ate b will be eaten c was eaten

5 The painting from the shop. a stole b will steal c was stolen

6 This book by all the kids in my class. a has read b read c was read

7 The email in five minutes. a will send b will be sent c is sending

8 Debbie with her dog every day. a is played b plays c is playing


B Complete in the passive voice. Use the word given.

0 Nobody bought tickets. BY Tickets anybody.

1 Mr Green will buy that car. BE That car by Mr Green.

2 Who cleans the streets in your town? ARE Who by in your town?

3 Simon will make dinner tomorrow. MADE Dinner Simon tomorrow.

4 They wash the car every Sunday. IS The car every Sunday.

5 My brother didn’t tidy my room. TIDIED My room by my brother.

6 Who wrote this story? WAS Who by?

7 Will they tell Katie tonight? TOLD Will tonight?


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A Write so or such.

0 He had much money that he didn’t know how to spend it.

1 It was cold that we stayed at home.

2 She spoke quickly that I couldn’t understand anything she said.

3 Maria was having a good time that she didn’t want to leave.

4 That film is long that I’ve never seen it all.

5 They’re noisy neighbours that the police are called almost every day.


B Write very, too or enough.

0 Everyone was wearing jumpers because it was cold.

1 We haven’t got chairs for twenty people!

2 The test was difficult for me to do. 3 It was expensive, but he’s happy

he bought it. 4 Was it warm to go swimming? 5 The film was good. You should

see it!


C Choose. 0 It’s enough/too/very late! We can’t help

them now.

1 I was so/too/enough thirsty that I drank two bottles of water!

2 It’s enough/such/too dangerous to go in there.

3 There were such/too/so a lot of people at the supermarket that I didn’t buy anything.

4 He’s too/enough/very angry. He’s been waiting for two hours!

5 That’s such/so/too a funny story. I can’t believe it’s true.


A Choose and write.

who whose which that when where

0 This is the house I wanted to buy. 1 This is the castle the king lives. 2 It was January I visited London. 3 Is that the man bought our house? 4 I’ve got a friend parents are pilots. 5 The museum has got sculptures

were made over 2,000 years ago.


B Choose a or b. 0 That’s the boy cat was in our garden. a who’s b whose 1 There’s a girl in our class taller than

our teacher. a whose b who’s 2 Do you remember you won the race? a when b who 3 The bike he bought is blue. a who b which 4 The table we are sitting is near the window. a where b which 5 We know lots of people have got pets. a whose b who


C Choose one or both. 0 I’ve got a dog which/that can run really fast.

1 This is the café that/where we go for ice cream.

2 Is that the boy who’s/whose father is a firefighter?

3 Ms Smith, who/that is a vet, lives next to us.

4 That was the day where/when I lost my wallet.

5 This is the girl who/that can speak Russian.


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A Choose a, b or both.

0 The audience having fun. a are b is

1 We learnt about elephants at school today.

a – b the

2 The shorts in that shop very colourful. a is b are

3 Where the scissors? a is b are

4 Remember to buy spaghetti. a – b some

5 The class going on a trip tomorrow. a are b is

6 Have you met Johnsons yet? a – b the

7 My family from Canada. a comes b come


B Choose and write.everywhere nowhere somewhere

nothing anybody everything nobody anywhere something

0 There’s a great little museum near here.

1 There’s to do in this town. It’s really boring.

2 You didn’t have to tell the police !

3 I’ve got no idea where he is. I’ve looked .

4 She can’t remember where she left her keys. They could be .

5 Susan’s got to talk to. 6 Did you meet interesting? 7 The train was full. There was for

us to sit. 8 Actually, there is you can do

to help.


A Choose a or b.

0 Did you buy a of bread?

a loaf b carton

1 There any furniture in the house.

a isn’t b aren’t

2 Have you got luggage with you?

a much b many

3 There’s a of soap in the bathroom.

a slice b bar

4 May I borrow sugar?

a a little b a few

5 How work have you got to do?

a many b much

6 They gave me good advice.

a some b a

7 How many sheets of do you want?

a cake b paper


B Choose and write. a much a few any how

some many few little

0 She only gave me eggs because she didn’t have many.

1 I never drink milk, so don’t put in my tea, please.

2 Can I have more money? 3 We’ve got a more minutes. Let’s

play a game! 4 How time have we got to finish

the test? 5 The kids had great time. 6 There weren’t people at the

party: only about twenty. 7 I wonder many times he’s seen

that film. 8 Would you like a salt on your

potatoes?


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A Choose.

0 If you add 3 and 7, you get/would get 10.

1 If Anne had been there, she had called/would have called the police.

2 If the sun shines/will shine, everyone’s happy.

3 She won’t help unless we would pay/pay her.

4 John would come/would have come if we invited him.

5 Would you have helped him if he told/had told you about the problem?

6 If Joe had had/had a car, he could drive to work.

7 She’ll tell Adam if she sees/will see him.


B Put the words into the correct form.

0 If Sam (break) the table, he would have admitted it.

1 If Susie hadn’t sent me that email, I (not/know) about

the accident.

2 If I were you, I (take) that job.

3 If you had listened to the radio, you (hear) the news.

4 He wouldn’t have said anything unless he (think) it was

important.

5 James (not/eat) that if he’d known there was meat in it.

6 If you (live) near the sea, would you go swimming every day?

7 I could listen to music all day if I (have) the time.

8 Simon (not/take) the skateboard if he had known it wasn’t yours.


A Choose a or b.

0 We’ll miss the show the bus comes in the next two minutes.

a if b unless 1 If we find the keys, we won’t be able

to use the car. a don’t b won’t 2 Unless they a map, they won’t find the

town. a will buy b buy 3 She angry if you don’t tell her what

happened. a is b will be 4 They’ll miss their plane they hurry! a if b unless 5 If you red to yellow, you get orange. a add b will add 6 Jim see you if you stand there. a doesn’t b won’t 7 If they to the museum, I may go with

them. a go b will go 8 If we ask, we’ll never know. a don’t b won’t


B Complete the sentences (zero and first conditionals).

0 You (not/get) brown if you mix red and blue.

1 You (not/pass) the test if you don’t study.

2 Plants don’t grow if it (not/rain).

3 I (ask) him if you want me to. 4 Unless Sam (be) the driver,

I’m not getting in the car. 5 What will we do if the police

(not/believe) our story? 6 Unless the wind blows, our kites

(not/fly). 7 I’ll do it if Ted (not/want)

to help you.7 questions x 1 = 7 marks

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promised told denied suggested ordered offered refused warned

0 He me not to ask questions. 1 Anna to say anything. 2 Mike not to tell anyone my

secret. 3 They us not to go into the

forest. 4 The teacher me to go to the

headteacher’s office. 5 Colin stealing the money. 6 Lisa to help me choose a

dress. 7 Dan going to a restaurant

for my birthday.


B Complete the sentences in reported speech.

0 “Is this your bike?” the police officer asked me. The police officer asked me

. 1 “Where are you going?” Tim asked me.

Tim asked me . 2 “Are you asleep?” Paul asked me.

Paul asked me . 3 “Will you do the shopping?” he asked us.

He asked us . 4 “Where can we buy tickets?” they asked.

They asked .4 questions x 1 = 4 marks

C Complete the sentences in reported speech.

0 “Wait in the queue!” the woman said to us. The woman told .

1 “Don’t shout in class!” Ms Brown said to Ian. Ms Brown told .

2 “Leave your shoes outside,” he said to us. He told .

3 “Finish your work first, Nick,” said his father. Nick’s father told .

4 “Take an umbrella with you!” said my sister. My sister told .


A Choose.

0 He said/told us a great joke.

1 Did he tell/say anything?

2 She said she was going to the shops now/then.

3 He said he had to/must finish it the following day.

4 Did Paul say/tell you a secret?

5 Matt told me that he had visited/visited Spain the previous month.

6 I want to tell/say a few words before I go.

7 Julia said that she had seen him two days ago/earlier.


B Complete the sentences in reported speech.

0 “This soup is too hot!” Mark said. Mark said .

1 “I don’t like it here,” Pete said. Pete said .

2 “I wrote a letter to Jim,” Tina said. Tina said .

3 “We must find the key,” George said. George said .

4 “I’ve lost my bag,” Jane said. Jane said .

5 “I’ll look for it later,” John said. John said .

6 “I haven’t seen them,” Tom said. Tom said .

7 “I need to leave now,” Lucy said. Lucy said .

8 “You must tell him,” Anna said to me. Anna said .


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A Choose.

0 None/All of my friends wants to go out. They’ve all got too much homework.

1 Either/Neither Jack nor Katy eats chocolate.

2 Both/Either girls are from France.

3 Neither/Both post office is very big.

4 Either/Both of my parents work at weekends.

5 Either the dog or the cat has/have eaten your sandwich.

6 None/All of the books I need is in the library.

7 Neither the banks or/nor the shops are open today.

8 We’ll take either/both the bus or a taxi.


B Choose and write.

either neither both nor none or we all

This weekend, 0) Saturday and today have been awful. Today it’s raining again, so my brother and I will 1) play board games or watch TV. 2) of us is happy when it rains because 3) both like going to the park. We meet nearly 4) of the boys from school there and we play either football 5) tennis. We called some of them this morning, but 6) of them wants to come to our house. We understand, though, because neither my brother 7) I feel like going anywhere, either!


A Write one word each time.

0 “I can sing.” “So I.”

1 “We don’t eat meat.” “ do we.”

2 “I’m reading a really good book.” “ am I.”

3 “We went to Spain last summer.” “So we.”

4 “I couldn’t find any nice shoes.” “I couldn’t .”

5 “Peter hasn’t eaten much.” “Neither you.”

6 “Jason enjoyed the party.” “ did Tony.”

7 “Sally isn’t happy when it rains.” “I’m either!”

8 “They’ve just bought a new house.” “So Bill!”


B Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

0 If only Anna (be) here. She’d love it!

1 I wish you (come) earlier. There’s no food left now.

2 I wish we (not/tell) her. She’s very sad now.

3 We hope (travel) to India one day.

4 If only we (ask) the teacher to explain it again yesterday.

5 I wish I (know) what to do now.

6 Todd wishes he (go) to the festival with his friends last weekend.

7 If only it (stop) raining. We want to play football!


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A Choose a or b. 0 Simon since January. a didn’t check his b hasn’t had his

teeth teeth checked 1 Jonathan hasn’t his essay yet. a written b had written 2 Laura her bag stolen last week. a had b has had 3 Thomas green by Charlie. It’s great! a has dyed his hair b has had his hair dyed 4 I didn’t that dress for you! a make b have made 5 My shirts are in the wardrobe. I all of

them washed. a was having b have had 6 They to hospital by a friend last night. a took their aunt b had their aunt taken 7 They the floor cleaned when I arrived. a were having b have had 8 Sheila has gone to the police station

because she . a has stolen her b has had her car car stolen


B Expand to make sentences in the causative form.

0 we / must / car / fix / today

1 they / trees / plant / last spring

2 the dog / its ears / not / clean / yet

3 Peter / should / his car / wash / soon

4 you / need to / your book / translate

5 he / the kitchen / paint / last week

6 can / I / my photo / take / here / ?

7 she / might / her article / publish / next week


A Choose.

0 She has the kitchen painted/paints the kitchen by Jack every three years.

1 We check our homework/have our homework checked by the teacher every morning.

2 Brenda will fix her car/will have her car fixed at the weekend. She always does it herself.

3 She isn’t having the windows cleaned/cleaning the windows this week. Her window cleaner is on holiday.

4 Mario will have the children driven/will drive the children to school by his neighbour.

5 We don’t cook on Sundays. We deliver food/ have food delivered.

6 Ms Collins has her emails written/writes her emails by Mr Smith.

7 She will have her dress designed/will design her dress by a famous designer.

8 Toby waters his garden/has his garden watered every day. He really enjoys doing it.


B Write the causative form (present simple or present continuous).

0 Sam his new windows (install) today.

1 The Smiths their house (redecorate) next month.

2 Jenny and Steve their eyes (check) at the moment.

3 Our dog its teeth (clean) once a year.

4 They their computer (not/repair) until next

Monday.

5 you the garden (water) every day?

6 Troy his hair (dye) a different colour every month.

7 They their lunch (cook) right now.


We must have the car fixed today.

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A Choose a or b.

0 I’d rather play tennis today. a not b don’t 1 Jason would rather out yesterday.

a have gone b go 2 We’d better him now. a pay b to pay 3 I’d rather you ask them for help. a don’t b didn’t 4 They had better not Mum and Dad. a tell b to tell 5 We’d better another way to get there.

a find b found 6 Alison would rather with them.

a didn’t go b not go 7 We’d rather Harry alone until he’s

older. a won’t travel b didn’t travel

8 Hadn’t they better some work? a did b do


B Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

0 They had better (help) you this time.

1 I would rather (eat) Chinese food last night.

2 Hadn’t Tania better (study) for her exam tonight?

3 He’d rather we (not/borrow) his car tomorrow morning.

4 I’d rather (stay) hungry than eat that!

5 Bill had better (not/speak) to me again!

6 I’d rather we (not/take) the children next time.

7 Nancy would rather (do) the project yesterday.


A Choose and write.

has haven’t isn’t aren’t is do will don’t won’t

0 You’re Emily’s sister, you?

1 He’s still ill, he?

2 They don’t want her there, they?

3 You’ve read that book, you?

4 She’ll tell them everything, she?

5 Fran isn’t here yet, she?

6 He’s never been there, he?

7 They won’t say anything, they?

8 You remember Tim, you?


B Choose.

0 Aren’t/Don’t you working today?

1 Hadn’t/Didn’t you met before?

2 Isn’t/Doesn’t Carol like her new school?

3 Haven’t/Weren’t the girls at the park?

4 Shouldn’t/Aren’t we do something to help?

5 Won’t/Don’t you tell us what happened?

6 Aren’t/Shouldn’t I going with you?

7 Doesn’t/Isn’t the film exciting?


aren't

help

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REVIEWS












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B Choose and write.

every now until usually next while

0 Jeff goes swimming Tuesday.

1 Sally plays football on Sundays.

2 Carol is tidying her room .

3 Dad was reading I was doing my homework.

4 The children are going to have a party weekend.

5 We won’t start the game Jan arrives.


D Expand to make sentences.

0 Bob / usually / go / to school by bike / ?

1 they / not / read / their books just now

2 Mick / not / use / play / chess when he / be / younger

3 that hotel / belong / to me now

4 he / play / the guitar at the moment / ?

5 last night Beth / call / while I / have / a bath


Review 1 (Lessons 1-3)

every

A Choose.

0 Carla is going/goes to school just now. 1 Bob broke/was breaking his arm when he

fell off his bike. 2 Do you get up/Are you getting up early

every day? 3 Dan reads/is reading a book at the

moment. 4 I washed/was washing the dishes when the

telephone rang. 5 Did Mike win/Was Mike winning the race

this morning?


C Use the words in brackets to complete the sentences.

0 As soon as the children get up, I (give) them

their breakfast.

1 (your sisters/play) chess when you saw them?

2 Michael (not/want) to watch TV just now.

3 I don’t understand the maths homework. (you/help)

me, please?

4 (you/phone) your best friend last night?

5 (you/do) your shopping when I saw you?


Does Bob usually go to school by bike?

will give


TOTAL: /20

B Choose and write.

ago already for years last week on Sunday tonight

0 Joe will be visiting his friends .

1 The children have eaten their food.

2 My friends will be having a picnic .

3 Ruth and Hannah have been friends .

4 Jim went to bed two hours .

5 I watched that film .


D Expand to make sentences. Use the present perfect simple or the past simple.

0 how many years / you / live / here / ?

1 my friends / go / Italy last year

2 Max / buy / his bike two years ago

3 you / visit / your grandma lately / ?

4 Olga / send / you an email yesterday / ?

5 Jerry / just / start / a new job at the airport



A Choose.

0 This time tomorrow I’ll play/be playing football.

1 The kids are hungry. I’ll give/be giving them something to eat.

2 I went/have been on holiday last month.

3 Colin has been/gone to the bank. He’ll be home in half an hour.

4 Look! The cat is/will be eating the dog’s food!

5 When Mary will arrive/arrives, we’ll start eating.


C Use the words in brackets to complete the sentences.

0 This time tomorrow (we/fly) to Spain.

1 I (not/leave) work yet. I’ll be here until 5:30.

2 Mark (not/read) a book since 2009!

3 How many years ago (you/learn) to drive?

4 How many presents (you/buy) so far?

5 Sally (visit) her grandparents this time next week.


tonight

we’ll be flying

How many years have you lived here?


TOTAL: /20


B Choose and write.

all evening already for last week long since

0 We’ve been living here years.

1 I haven’t been to the cinema last year.

2 Ms Grant hasn’t been working at this school for .

3 I’ve answered that question.

4 She came to our party .

5 They’ve been singing and dancing .


D Expand to make sentences with have to.

0 I / wash / the dishes last night

1 they / get / up early every morning / ?

2 Liz / not / write / essay for homework last night

3 Ben / tidy / his room every weekend

4 you / not / finish / it yesterday

5 they / send the emails yesterday / ?


A Choose.

0 I have tried/been trying to find my dog for days.

1 The new teacher hasn’t spoken/been speaking to us yet.

2 She has looked/been looking for Tim for hours.

3 Alice has already finished/been finishing her essay.

4 They weren’t/haven’t been going home when I saw them.

5 Dave has just heard/been hearing the news.


C Choose a or b.

0 I use your computer today? a Could b Would

1 I’m good at singing, but I dance. a can b can’t

2 She didn’t go out because she finish her project. a had to b will have to

3 Mum read before she started school. a could b can

4 I want to make an omelette, but I find the eggs! a can b can’t

5 You leave. You can stay if you want. a don’t have to b will have to


I had to wash the dishes last night.

for


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B Choose and write.

can’t couldn’t might must needn’t should

0 I’m sure that that’s not Mike’s dog. It never runs away from me. That be Mike’s dog. It never runs away from me.

1 I advise you to get the earlier train. You get the earlier train.

2 Ted doesn’t like most adventure films, but it’s possible he’ll like this one. Ted doesn’t like most adventure films, but he like this one.

3 I’m sure that he’s the new maths teacher. He be the new maths teacher.

4 They weren’t able to find Claudia. They find Claudia.

5 You’ll have to finish your project soon, but you can start it tomorrow. You’ll have to finish your project soon, but you start it today.


D Choose a, b or c.

0 Had she you such a great present before? a give b gave c given

1 Did they often such long emails? a write b written c wrote

2 Do you ever chocolate? a eat b ate c eaten

3 He saw what you’d , didn’t he? a take b took c taken

4 Why hadn’t she her new shoes? a wear b wore c worn

5 had he hidden the money? a Who b Where c What


A Choose.

0 You should/have/ought tell your parents.

1 We have to do it this week, but we haven’t/needn’t/oughtn’t do it today.

2 I’ve invited all of my friends, but my best friend must/may/ought not come.

3 You must/might/need not make fun of your little brother. He’d be very unhappy.

4 You ought/must/should to tell your parents where you are going.

5 You oughtn’t/mightn’t/needn’t wash the dishes. I’ll do it.


C Choose.

0 I wanted to try Chinese food because I never ate/had never eaten it before.

1 She said goodbye and went out/had gone out.

2 Last night we watched an old film that we haven’t seen/hadn’t seen for years.

3 I knew who he was because I’d met him before/since.

4 We had finished cooking before our friends had arrived/arrived.

5 They haven’t had/hadn’t had anything to drink, so they were thirsty.


can’t


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B Choose a or b.

0 The children Spanish next year. a will be taught b are taught

1 All the spaghetti by Jack! a ate b was eaten

2 those umbrellas made here? a Were b Do

3 The car won’t by me! a wash b be washed

4 Our school in 1990. a was built b builds

5 The dog the car. a chased b was chased


C Write the infinitive or the -ing form.

0 Frank enjoys (take) the kids to the funfair.

1 Do you fancy (go) to the cinema tonight?

2 I have arranged (visit) my uncle next week.

3 Anna promised (help) us.

4 Will you remember (call) Sue tomorrow?

5 My bedroom needs (paint).


A Choose.

0 We helped/were helped by our teacher.

1 This computer will use/be used by Tom and Sue.

2 Will the cakes make/be made tomorrow?

3 On my birthday, my friends gave/were given me lots of presents.

4 His emails always send/are always sent in the morning.

5 A good breakfast makes/is made it easier for you to do well at school.


D Choose and write in the correct form.

avoid/eat decide/sell finish/paint imagine/have

manage/pass promise/feed

0 Jan my cat for a week.

1 I can’t so much money!

2 I was sad because I didn’t my exam.

3 When will you the kitchen?

4 I’ve my computer and get a better one.

5 You should chocolate so often.


promised to feed

taking


TOTAL: /20


B Choose a, b or c.

0 Lars is five. He isn’t young to start school now. a enough b very c too

1 His new car is nice. I wish I had one like it. a very b enough c too

2 Are you to go back to school now? a too well b well enough c enough well

3 You are good at your job. a very b enough c too

4 Of course I’m not to drive a car! I’m thirty. a very old b old enough c too old

5 She isn’t to buy a yacht. a rich enough b very rich c rich


D Complete, using the word given. 0 The journey was so long that he was

exhausted. such that

he was exhausted. 1 The day was so hot that we went to the

beach. such that

we went to the beach. 2 It was such a tasty cake that I asked for

another slice. so that

I asked for another slice. 3 She’s got such a lot of books that her bag is

too heavy. many that

her bag is too heavy. 4 The film was so good that we wanted to

see it again. such that

we wanted to see it again. 5 I’ve got so many jobs to do that I haven’t

got time to play. work that

I haven’t got time to play.


A Choose.

0 Val didn’t know about the party because she hasn’t/hadn’t been invited.

1 We haven’t told/been told what to do yet.

2 Dave hasn’t found/been found his other shoe.

3 I couldn’t see her because I hadn’t been put/put on my glasses.

4 I haven’t got my book. It still hasn’t/hadn’t been found.

5 She hasn’t been sent/sent him the email yet.


C Choose and write.

when where which who who’s whose

0 Beth’s CD, I am listening to now, is great.

1 The shop we buy our fruit belongs to my aunt.

2 I know a boy parents teach him at home.

3 John Brown, lives next door to us, is a famous footballer.

4 The man working with my father used to be a farmer.

5 Thursday’s the day I have my piano lesson.


which

It was such a long journey

nobody


TOTAL: /20


B Underline the two correct words.

0 I’d like another slice of cheese/paper/bread.

1 He bought a tube of milk/glue/toothpaste.

2 It was an old piece of furniture/juice/information.

3 Have you got another pair of papers/scissors/jeans?

4 Where’s the packet of flour/sugar/oil?

5 We’ve got a few jars of jam/cheese/honey.


D Use the words in brackets to complete the sentences.

0 You (not/know) what to do unless you ask Kim.

1 If people don’t eat anything, they (get) very hungry.

2 I’ll make more of those sandwiches if you (like) them.

3 If you don’t leave the house now, you (be) late for school.

4 If you (add) four and three, you get seven.

5 I (not/have) a nice time if you don’t come with me.


A Choose.

0 I need a/some good advice.

1 Your news is/are very good!

2 How many/much luggage did you bring?

3 His hair were/was a lot longer last year.

4 I’ve got a little/few board games.

5 He said maths were/was his favourite subject.


C Write some, no, any, every, or a word formed from one of those words.

0 We asked a lot of people for help, but gave us any.

1 I couldn’t find my glasses !

2 There was milk in the fridge, so she couldn’t put any in her coffee.

3 He asked me for money.

4 They stole we had. There was nothing left.

5 The book is in the house, but I don’t know where.


won’t know


TOTAL: /20


B Complete the reported speech.

0 “I found my pen yesterday.” Kay said that

1 “Your sister will show you how to make your own website.” Dad said that

2 “You must hand in your essays tomorrow.” Our teacher told us that

3 “I can give you this book tonight.” Ron told me he

4 “We visited our uncle’s cottage two weeks ago.” The children said that

5 “These friends of mine have come here before.” Tom said that


D Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

0 I (give) them their money back if I were you.

1 They might have had more fun if they (not/be) so cold.

2 Ted (know) what to do if we’d asked him.

3 (you/find) the book if you looked for it?

4 I’m sure he wouldn’t be upset if you (help) him.

5 If you hadn’t shouted at them, they (not/run)

away.


A Choose.

0 Alex said that he spoke/had spoken to them the previous day.

1 Mark said/told me that he was feeling cold.

2 Jill said that she was unhappy because she has/had lost her cat.

3 They warned/suggested me not to believe Jim.

4 He denied/refused breaking the chair.

5 They asked me why was I/I was annoyed.


C Complete the direct speech.

0 She told us that she would give us our marks the next day. “ ”

1 Jack said he had already written his story. “ ”

2 She said our children could leave when they wanted. “ ”

3 Sue denied taking my bike two days earlier. “ ”

4 Frank asked me where I’d bought my car. “ ”

5 He told me to put his book where I’d found it. “ ”


she had found her pen the previous day.

would give

I’ll give you your marks tomorrow.


TOTAL: /20


B Choose.

0 I wish I didn’t buy/hadn’t bought those shoes last week.

1 If only we can/could come with you next weekend!

2 I hope she finds/found what she’s looking for.

3 I wish they would invite/can invite me there more often.

4 I haven’t got a pet, but I wish I have/had one.

5 Now she wishes that she didn’t say/ hadn’t said that to Tom yesterday.


D Choose a or b.

0 Martha by the boy next door. a has her car washed b washes her car

1 Sue her wallet stolen yesterday. a had b has

2 Does he himself? a have his garden b water his garden

watered

3 Jack at that hairdresser’s. a has his hair cut b cuts his hair

4 I the floor washed last night. a had b have

5 She by Ms Jones. a writes her emails b has her emails

written


A Complete the responses.

0 “He doesn’t know Sally.” “ I.”

1 “I can’t speak Italian.” “I .”

2 “Carol is a teacher.” “ I.”

3 “Anne doesn’t like skiing.” “They .”

4 “John hasn’t found a job.” “ you.”

5 “I’m very happy today.” “ we.”


C Write one word each time.

0 Neither Mark Tony lives near me.

1 Tina and George called me today.

2 You can have the red ball or the blue one.

3 Jack nor Sandra did the maths homework.

4 We can either play football go to the cinema.

5 None the children in my class plays the piano.


Neither donor


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B Choose.

0 Weren’t/Won’t you give him the information he wants?

1 Haven’t/Didn’t you have a good time?

2 Isn’t/Hasn’t Jack in your class?

3 Shouldn’t/Weren’t your parents angry?

4 Can’t/Don’t they answer the question?

5 Haven’t/Wasn’t I right?


D Rewrite in the causative form.

0 Did she cook lunch yesterday?

1 He wasn’t fixing his bike then.

2 They haven’t washed the dishes yet.

3 He has already painted the wall.

4 They were planting trees.

5 Haven’t they built the house yet?


A Write the question tags.

0 Paul went home early, ?

1 You’re not very happy today, ?

2 Nancy is your younger sister, ?

3 They’ll get there before us, ?

4 He’s already eaten his lunch, ?

5 You didn’t see Henry, ?


C Write one word each time.

0 We could go to the beach if you’d do that.

1 Hadn’t we ask Peter to come too?

2 I think I rather stay at home tonight.

3 He’d better tell Janet what you said, or she’ll be very angry with you.

4 I’d rather go for a walk watch TV.

5 I’d rather done the job without her help.


rather

Did she have lunch cooked yesterday?

didn’t he

Exams

Exam 1 (Lessons 1-10) p. 34




TOTaL: /25

B Choose.

0 Helen rides/is riding her bike at the moment.

1 I know that girl, but I haven’t remembered/don’t remember her name.

2 Was he playing/Did he play chess when he was young?

3 Was she having/Did she have a bath when you called?

4 It’s cold. I think I’m closing/I’ll close the window.

5 This time tomorrow we fly/we’ll be flying to Brazil!

6 Where have you been? We’ve been waiting/We’re waiting for hours!

7 That car belongs/is belonging to Tom.

8 Olga isn’t wanting/doesn’t want to come with us.


D Choose and write.

may could had can’t must ought

0 Jason speak three languages by the time he was four!

1 You to wash your hands before you eat.

2 I borrow your rubber?

3 The children be hungry. They haven’t eaten all day!

4 I didn’t come because I to look after my baby brother.

5 Bill be very happy. Maria forgot to invite him to her party!


Exam 1 (Lessons 1-10)

A Choose a or b. 0 We you what happened next week.

a will tell b have told 1 James that bike three days ago.

a has bought b bought 2 I Julie in three days’ time.

a will be seeing b have seen 3 We our presents yet.

a will open b haven’t opened 4 Sandra the dog for a walk right now.

a is taking b takes 5 William’s class the museum last week.

a visited b has visited 6 They in the river when they were

young. a used to swim b were swimming

7 They to Spain every year. a are going b go


C Choose.

0 I did my homework after/before I went to bed.

1 They didn’t use/used to like maths, but now they do.

2 We’ll have lunch as soon as Hilary will arrive/arrives.

3 The children are going/will to go to the park later.

4 Pam has gone/been out. She’s visiting her aunt.

5 He waited until/when Anna arrived.


could


TOTaL: /25

B Complete in the passive voice. 0 I watered the plants yesterday.

The plants yesterday. 1 Who does these tests?

Who these tests by?

2 Someone will clean the office tonight. The office tonight.

3 They finished that project this morning. That project this morning.

4 Somebody has stolen the bus! The bus !

5 They shouldn’t park cars here. Cars here.


D Choose and write.

so such enough too few little much

0 There isn’t paper on the desk.

1 We’ve got a apples. Do you want one?

2 There’s a toothpaste here.

3 It was an interesting book that I’d like to read it again!

4 It’s cold today that I don’t want to go out.

5 Are there eggs to make an omelette?

6 It’s hot to do anything today!



A Write the full infinitive or -ing form.

0 She can’t afford (buy) that dress!

1 I fancy (go) to the cinema next Saturday.

2 This car needs (clean). 3 We’d like (have)

breakfast early, please. 4 Nick stopped (work)

because he was very tired. 5 Do you remember (visit)

that island? It was great, wasn’t it?


C Choose a or b. 0 We have that film before.

a saw b seen 1 I already left when you called.

a have b had 2 That’s the girl brother is in my class.

a whose b who’s 3 I’ll never forget the day I fell off my bike.

a where b when 4 That’s the dog bit the police officer.

a whose b which


were watered

E Choose a or b.

0 Can I have a of water, please? a glass b loaf

1 I’d like five of cheese, please. a slices b sheets

2 Have you got a of glue? a bar b tube

3 The police been called. a has b have

4 We haven’t got to hide. a anywhere b nowhere

5 I’ve told you I know. a anything b everything


to buy

much


TOTaL: /25


B Complete in reported speech.

0 “I finished my project today,” Tom said. Tom said that

. 1 “I can’t use your computer,” Ann said to me.

Ann said that .

2 “Don’t watch TV now!” Paul said to me. Paul told

. 3 “We must be home by 10 o’clock,” said the

boys. The boys said that

. 4 “Do you like pears?” Bill asked me.

Bill asked me .

5 “Where’s my mobile phone?” Maria asked. Maria asked

.


D Complete in the causative form. 0 We the windows

(clean) yesterday. 1 I my hair

(cut) when you called me. 2 They their house

(paint) at the moment. 3 Sarah her car

(not/wash) yet. 4 The dog its teeth

(check) every year.


E Write the question tag each time. 0 I’m not late, ? 1 You invited Tim to your party, ? 2 They will call us, ? 3 Harry’s got a cat, ?


F Choose. 0 Isn’t /Aren’t those clothes dirty? 1 Hasn’t /Isn’t George sent you an email? 2 Weren’t /Didn’t they playing chess? 3 Shouldn’t /Haven’t you wash that apple

before you eat it?3 questions x 1 = 3 marks

A Put the verbs into the right form.

0 If you (add) five and fifteen, you get twenty.

1 If I (have) a bike, I would ride it to school.

2 If you don’t tell her, she (be) angry with you.

3 Unless he (leave) now, he’ll miss the bus.

4 If Mark (take) a map with him, he wouldn’t have got lost.

5 If Grace had known Jill was in town, she (invite) her.


C Choose a or b. 0 Neither girl read that book.

a has b have 1 Bill to eat the cheese sandwiches.

a denied b advised us 2 I’d rather you borrow my car!

a didn’t b don’t 3 Anne wishes she Leah to her party.

a has invited b had invited 4 If only I speak Italian!

a can b could 5 Neither Ian Jill has had any pizza.

a or b nor


he had finished his project that day

add

had cleaned

am I

Final exam

Final exam (Lessons 1-30) p. 38


B Choose a or b.

0 It isn’t to go swimming. a warm enough b very warm

1 We have been watching TV three hours! a for b since

2 We to wait for the bus because there were no taxis. a ought b had

3 These are easy tasks that anyone can do them. a so b such

4 This cake is nice. Can I have some more, please? a very b too

5 They haven’t got luggage. a much b many

6 He’s the man dog loves my cat! a whose b which

7 There isn’t more we can do. a anything b nothing

8 Both shirts are fantastic, but shirt is expensive. a neither b either

9 Diana making a pizza. a promised b suggested

10 Jimmy threatened the teacher what we had done. a telling b to tell


A Choose.

0 Look! Alex needs an umbrella. I’ll lend/ I lend him one.

1 We travelled/have travelled to China last year.

2 Do you open/Have you opened your presents yet?

3 He said his dad’s a king, but I didn’t believe/wasn’t believing him.

4 Annie comes/is coming into the shop right now.

5 John has/had written five stories so far.

6 This time tomorrow we’ll be having/we’ll have lunch in Rome!

7 Pauline has been working/is working here for ten years.

8 When Ben arrived, we have/had already eaten.

9 The children are needing/need some help.

10 Oh no! I’d/I’ve forgotten to close the door.


Final exam (lessons 1-30)


TOTal: /40

D Complete the direct or reported speech.

0 “I have finished my homework,” said Mary. Mary said that

.

1 Helen said that she was cleaning her skateboard then. “ I

,” said Helen.

2 “Turn off the radio!” Dad told me. Dad told me

.

3 Ron asked me if I often went to the library. “ you often ?” Ron asked me.

4 “We’re very happy with our new bikes,” said the children. The children said that

.

5 Sam said that he couldn’t do the housework the next day. “I

,” said Sam.


E Write one word each time.

0 Both boys at school yesterday.

1 The email will sent to you soon.

2 You won’t tell Philip, you?

3 We had great time at the party.

4 Harry his hair cut by Rachel yesterday.

5 I want you take the dog for a walk after lunch.

6 You won’t miss the train you leave now.

7 You better not make any mistakes.

8 I rather you washed the dishes!

9 We will have make the birthday cake tomorrow.

10 Paul gone to the supermarket. He’ll be back soon.


C Put the verbs into the right form.

0 Fred would send you an email if he (know) your address.

1 If you (tell) me about the concert, I would have come, too.

2 I (help) you with your project if I had time.

3 He won’t work unless you (pay) him.

4 Harry (forget) about the party if you hadn’t reminded him.

5 If you (leave) ice cream in the sun, it melts.


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