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Key to Exercises

UNIT 109 110.2 111.2
2 Katherine is always very generous. 2 He hasn't gone yet.
109.1
3 I don't usually have to work 3 They haven’t finished {repairing the
3 Joe doesn’t like football very
on Saturdays. road) yet.
much.
4 Do you always watch TV in 4 They haven't woken up yet.
4 OK
the evenings? 5 Has she found a place to live yet?
5 I ate my breakfast quickly and ...
5 ... he is also learningjapanese. 6 I haven't decided (what to do) yet.
6 ... a lot of people to the party?
6 a We were all on holiday in Spain, 7 It hasn't taken off yet.
7 OK
b We were all staying at the same
8 Did you go to bed late last 111.3
hotel.
night? 5 I don’t want to go out yet.
c We all enjoyed ourselves.
9 OK 6 she doesn't work there any
7 a The new hotel is probably very
10 I met a friend of mine on my way more
expensive,
home. 7 I still have a lot of friends
b It probably costs a lot to stay there, or i've still got...
109.2 there.
2 We won the game easily. 8 a I can probably help you. 8 We’ve already met.
3 I closed the door quietly. b I probably can’t help you. 9 Do you still live in the same place
4 Tanya speaks German quite well. 10 have you already eaten
110.3 11 He's not here yet.
5 Sam watches TV all the time.
2 I usually take 12 he still isn't here (he isn't here yet is
6 Please don't ask that question again.
3 I am usually / i'm usually also possible)
7 Does Kevin play football every
4 were both born 13 are you already a member
weekend?
5 She can also sing 14 I can still remember it very clearly
8 I borrowed some money from a
6 usually sleeps 15 These trousers don't fit me any
friend of mine.
7 I have never spoken / I've never more.
109.3 spoken 16 ‘Have you finished with the paper
2 I go to the supermarket every Friday. 8 You always have to wait yet?' 'No, I'm still reading it.'
3 Why did you come home so 9 I can only read or I can read only
late? 10 We were all... we all fell UNIT 112
4 Sarah takes her children to 11 I always am 112.1
school every day. 12 I will probably be leaving / 2 even Lisa
5 I haven't been to the cinema I'll probably be leaving 3 not even Amy
recently. 13 I probably won't be 4 even Lisa
6 Please write your name at the top of 14 She is hardly ever / She's hardly ever 5 even Kate
the page. 15 We are still living / We're still living 6 not even Lisa
7 I remembered her name after a few 16 we would never have met /
minutes. we'd never have met 112.2

8 We walked around the town 17 always says ... she never does 2 We even painted the floor.
all morning. 3 She's even met the prime minister.
9 I didn’t see you at the party UNIT 111 4 You could even hear it / You could
on Saturday night. even hear the noise from the next
111.1
10 We found some interesting books in street, or You could hear it / You
3 He doesn't write poems any
the library. could hear the noise even from the
more.
11 Laura left her umbrella in a next street.
4 He still wants to be a teacher
restaurant last night 6 I can't even remember her name.
5 He isn't / He's not interested in
12 They are building a new hotel 7 There isn't even a cinema.
politics any more.
opposite the park. 8 He didn't even tell his wife (where
6 He’s still single.
he was going).
7 He doesn’t go fishing any
UNIT 110 9 I don't even know the people next
more.
110.1 8 He doesn't have a beard any more. door.
3 I usually have ... or He hasn’t got ... 112.3

4 OK 10-12 2 even older
5 Steve hardly ever gets angry. • He no longer writes poems. 3 even better
6 ... and I also went to the bank. • He is / He's no longer interested in 4 even more difficult
7 Jane always has to hurry ... politics. 5 even worse
8 I've never worked / i have never • He no longer goes fishing. 6 even less
worked ... • He no longer has a beard, or 112.4
9 OK (I never have enough time.) He's no longer got a beard. 2 if 6 Even
I'm always busy. / I am always
3 even if 7 even
busy.
4 even 8 even
5 even though 9 Even

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