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1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs
5 Rewrite the sentences using the construction for ... to ... .
below. The answers may be active or passive.
It's time that we admitted defeat.
breal< grind inftict rnai<e put up It's lima for us lo adrr,t defeai
1 Scientists a breakthrough in their quest for a 1 lt's important that athtetes shoutd train hard.
cure for cancer recentty. 2 The aim is that we shoutd Iearn Engtish in six months.
2 The statemate _ last night by the offer of a ten 3 ln the past, women wearing trousers was scandatous.
per cent pay rise. 4 The manager is unhappy about staff taking time off work.
3 Negotiations between unions and the management 5 lt is vitatyou read the instructions before switching on.
to a halt yesterday. Mark:
4 Over a thousand casualties upon the civil 15
poputation so far in the conflict.
5 Residents resistance to the new parking laws 6 Choose the correct form of eltipsis. Sometimes more than one
answer is correct.
introduced by the city counci[ last week.
1 I apologise for hurting your feelings,
Mark _ /5 a I didn't. b I didn't mean. c I didn't mean to.
2 You can park in the garage
2 Write the noun form of these adiectives.
a if you want. b if you want to. c if you want it.
1 wise 3 She's reatty tight-fisted now, but
2 altruistic a she didn't use. b she didn't use to. c she didn't use to be.
3 courageous 4 We didn'twin the match, but
4 sincere a we coutd. b we could have. c we were able.
5 amiable 5 She's worried. Her boyfriend said he'd calt, but
Ma rk: lS a he hasn't. b he woutdn't. c he wasn't.
Mark: lS
3 Choose the correct words.
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1 Paula has set her goals sights on winning the gotd 7 Comptete the sentences with the particles betow.
medaI in the Olympics.
baci< off on cut up
2 lgor hopes to get the job, but he's not reatising /
1 My mother is hunting a costume for the party.
counting on it.
2 She has to smarten if she wants to be promoted.
3 I can't see myself getting married in the foreseeable /
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3 A colleague rounded her unexpectedly in the
likely future.
meeting.
4 Do you think he'tt ever succeed i fulfil his ambition of
4 They hadn't understood, so she went _ over the
playing for Real Madrid?
rutes.
5 They're not pinning their hopes / dreams on victory, but
5 We wanted to see our visitors properly, so we
they're going to give it everything they've got. -
accompanied them to the airport.
Mark: _ /5
Mark: _ /5
4 Complete the sentences with the verbs below and punctuate
8 Report the sentences using the verbs below.
them correctty.
blame ctaim remind suggest tlrreaten warn
gasp mutter sigh whisper yett
'Don't forget to empty the bin,' Jim's mother told him.
1 He to heryou look gorgeous
2 Slow down her husband we're going to crash llm'r molher romindad him to empil lha b;n.
3 I suppose so she 1 'l think we should consult an expert,' said Amy.
4 Look at your leg _ Grace I think it's broken 2 'l've never cried at the cinema,' said Harriet.
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5 Why doesn't he just get to the point Dan 3 'My iPod's brol<en and it's your fault!' said Mia to Ryan.
4 'lf you don't pay, l'll sell the photos,' she said.
Mark: _ /5
5 'Don't tal<e the motorway as there's been an accident,' he
totd him.
Mark: _ /5
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