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Exercises





                    55.1       Match the sentence beginnings on the left with the endings on the right.


                               1 Theclubcloseddown                              e       a ofrepairsandredecoration.
                               2 Peoplecouldnotheattheirhomes                           b foruniversityentryonthewebsite.
                               3 Mostpeoplecannotdo                                     c becauseoftheoilshortage.
                               4 Thereisarealneed                                       d forbetterdaycareforyoungchildren.
                               5 Thereisalistofrequirements                             e throughlackofinterest.
                               6 Thewholehouseisinneed                                  f withoutamobilephonethesedays.


                    55.2       Continue the sentences using obligation words and phrases from A opposite with the

                               words in brackets.
                               1 They were losing £10 million a year, so the company         was forced/obliged to close down.

                                  (closedown)
                               2 Youdon’thavetobuythetravelinsurance;it’s
                                  (extracharge)
                               3 Youcanborrowthecamcorder,butyouwill
                                  (foranydamagetoit)
                               4 We’llhavetosellthehouse.I’mafraidwehave
                                  (otherwise,bankrupt)
                               5 Hedidn’twanttogivethemthemoney,buttheyhadguns;they
                                  (handitover)
                               6 No,hecouldn’tchoosetopayafine;aprisonsentenceis
                                  (fordangerousdriving)
                               7 Ididn’twanttodomaths,butIhadto.It’s
                                  (inallsecondaryschools)
                               8 Ifyou’reunemployed,you’re                                                                            (payingtax)


                    55.3       Answer the questions.


                               1 Ifafeeorchargeismandatory,doyouhavetopayitorcanyouchoose?Youhavetopayit.
                               2 Ifaneventisinevitable,howcertainisitthatitwillhappen?20%,50%or100%?
                               3 Ifacarisexemptfromtax,howmuchtaxdoyouhavetopayforit?
                               4 Ifanexamisoptional,areyouobligedtotakeit?
                               5 Ifyouareliableforsomething,isityourorsomeoneelse’sresponsibility?


                    55.4       Rewrite the words in bold using expressions from the opposite page.

                               1 Mostpeopleconsiderthatamobilephoneisnotaluxurybutsomethingyouabsolutelymusthave.

                                  an absolute necessity / something you can't do without
                               2 IhavebeengivenachancetoworkwithateamofzoologistsinEastAfrica.
                               3 Isthereanychancethatyouwillbefreetojoinusat4pmtomorrow?
                               4 It’snotatallsurewhethertherewillbeanychangeinthesituationinthenearfuture.
                               5 It’snotjustapossibilitythatfoodpriceswillgoup,it’sabsolutelycertaintohappen.
                               6 Shewillprobablyarrivetomorrow.

                    55.5          Over to you



                                  Name something which …

                                  1 you think is inevitable.
                                  2 there is a need for in your country.
                                  3 was compulsory when you were at school.

                                  4 you personally are in need of right now.
                                  5 you own that you couldn’t do without.



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