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        Answer key: Units 12

        3  Suggested answers                                    Vocabulary and grammar review |
          1   In general the question is well answered, though
            the inclusion of unnecessary travel may be outside  Unit 11
            the direct control of the college authorities.
                                                                1  1 sign up  2 call … up  3 called off   4 drop out
            Factual information is included, e.g. The college
                                                                  5 put off  6 pay up
            currently uses twice as much printing paper as
            it did two years ago. This is despite the fact that   2  1 nothing to do with  2 out of touch  3 kept waiting
            information is stored on computers.                   4 sick and tired of  5 the whole point of  6 without a
         2   Yes. The clear, simple headings help the             trace  7 get your hands on
            organisation.

                                                                3  1 at  2 at  3 in, at  4 on  5 at/in, on  6 on
        4  1  the college
         2   the fact that the college is using twice as much   4  1  not overslept, he would not / wouldn’t have
           paper as it did before                                2  had arrived/been on time for
         3  printing documents                                   3 were better, she could have applied
         4  lights and equipment                                 4   would be (most/very/extremely/sincerely) grateful
          5   the fact that students are making unnecessary          if you
            journeys                                             5  had not / hadn’t been for Bruno’s advice
         6  students                                             6  would not / wouldn’t be taking part in
         7  the use of public transport or bicycles
          Reference words like these are used to link
          sentences to each other and to avoid repetition.      Vocabulary and grammar review |

                                                                Unit 12
        5  1   is stored, should be printed, should be required,
            are not turned off, are left, should be reminded,   1  1 unfriendly  2 environmental  3 disabilities
            are not needed, should be advised, should be used,    4 knowledge  5 appearance  6 creatively  7 clarify
            were implemented              www.english0905.com
                                                                  8 movement
          2   Suggested answer: The passive is commonly used
            in formal contexts. It focuses on the action rather   2  1 with in  2 to on  3 in to  4 correct  5 for to  6 for
            than the person who does the action – this makes      on  7 to on  8 correct
            the language impersonal, which is appropriate for
            a text of this kind.                                3  1 Ø  2 the  3 a  4 the  5 Ø  6 the  7 Ø  8 the  9 Ø
          3  a, b, d, f                                           10 Ø  11 the  12 Ø  13 an  14 Ø  15 Ø  16 the
          4  a  People need to be encouraged to use the
              recycling bins.                                   4  1 to  2 In  3 with  4 not  5 need  6 out  7 The
           b  If the air conditioning system was/were             8 rather
              replaced, less electricity would be wasted.
           c  Cannot be changed. The verb has no direct object
              which could become the subject of a passive verb.
           d  The roof should have been insulated when the
              building was constructed.
           e  Cannot be changed. Neither verb has a direct
              object.
           f  At present the problem is not being taken
              seriously enough.
           g  Cannot be changed. There is no passive form for
              the present perfect continuous.










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