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Exercises





                    85.1       Would you normally expect to find these things in most people’s houses, flats, garages

                               or gardens? In which room or place? Answer for both meanings (countable and
                               uncountable).

                               1 aniron/ironYes,mostpeoplehaveanirontoirontheirclothes;theymightkeepitinthekitchensomewhere.
                                  Most people don’t normally keep iron (the metal) at home, but they might have things made of iron (e.g. a frying
                                  pan) in the kitchen.
                               2 acloth/cloth
                               3 afish/fish
                               4 glass/aglass
                               5 awood/wood
                               6 pepper/apepper
                               7 paper/apaper


                    85.2       Which question would you ask? Could I have/borrow a(n) …? or Could I have/borrow some …?



                               1 cakeCouldIhavesomecake?                                     5 paper





                               2 iron
                                                                                             6 rubber





                               3 pepper                                                      7 glass





                               4 chocolate




                    85.3       Complete the answers using the word in brackets. Use a(n) or the if the meaning is countable.

                               1 Ohdear!I’vespiltwateronthefloor!(cloth)Nevermind.Here’s                 a cloth - just wipe it up.
                               2 Howdidyougetthatpunctureinyourcartyre?(glass)Idrove
                               3 (child)Daddy,whatarecartyresmadeof?(rubber)They’remade
                               4 Haveyouworkedinaprimaryschoolbefore?(experience)No,Idon’t
                               5 IwonderwhowonthegeneralelectioninSweden?(paper)Wecouldbuy
                               6 (child)Mum,what’stheMonaLisa?(work)It’s
                               7 What’syourfavouriteice-creamflavour?(chocolate)Myfavourite


                    85.4       What is the difference between (a) and (b) in each pair? Check in a dictionary if you’re
                               not sure.

                               1 a Shewasalwaysagreatloverofthearts.
                                  b Areyouanartlover?
                                  a Artsheremeans           theatre, music, etc.         b Artheremeans
                               2 a (roadsign)PLANTANDHEAVYMACHINERYCROSSING
                                  b I’veboughtyouahouseplant.
                                  a Plantheremeans                                       b Aplantheremeans
                               3 a Therewasalotofdamagetothecarasaresultoftheaccident.
                                  b Thefilmstarwon$500,000indamagesbecausethestoryinthenewspaperwasuntrue.
                                  a Damageheremeans                                      b Damagesheremeans

                               4 a I’vehadsomebadtimesatthedentist’s!
                                  b Howmanytimeshaveyoubeentothedentist’sthisyear?
                                  a Timesheremeans                                       b Timesheremeans



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