REVIEW (U7-12)

E1. Look at Joe and Lina 's plans for their holiday. Complete the sentences with
the Present Continuous.
1. On Thursday evening, they're arriving in Canada.
2. On Friday, they are Visiting Niagara Falls.
3. On Friday evening, they are going on a boat tour of Lake Ontario
4. On Saturday, they are attending Jamie's wedding.
5. On Sunday evening, they are driving to Toronto - dinner with
Jamie 's parents.
6. On Monday morning, Joe is having a sailing lesson at Lake Erie.
7. On Monday morning, Lina is attending the beginner's class at Lake Erie.
8. On Tuesday morning, Joe is going sailing to the islands.
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Thu 28 June Arrive Canada

Fri 29 June Visit Niagara Falls

Evening - go on boat tour of Lake Ontario Sat 30 June Go to Jamie's wedding
Sun 1 July Drive to Toronto - dinner with Jamie 's parents Mon 2 July Start sailing course
at Lake Erie! Morning: Joe - have sailing lesson Lina - go to the beginner's class

Tues 3 July Morning: Joe - go sailing to the islands Lina - go to the beginner's class
Afternoon : go sailing

E2. Fill in the gaps in this conversation with some or any.

TIM: Right! We're nearly finished - shorts, sun cream ...
CARRIE Sun cream? I haven't got 1 sun cream.
TIM: That's OK. I've got 2 good sun cream. Soap, towels, some
CARRIE: Towels? The hotel will have 3 some towels.
TIM: I suppose so. Toothpaste, tea ...
CARRIE We don't need 4 any tea! They'll have that!
TIM :Yes, but I like English tea. Let's see some. Have you got 5 any insect repellent?
CARRIE Yes, I bought 6 some yesterday.
TIM OK, chewing gum, toothpaste, ...
CARRIE You've already packed 7 some toothpaste!
TIM You 're right! Have you got 8 any sunglasses?
CARRIE No, I haven't. I'm going to buy 9 some cheap sunglasses at the airport.

E3. Choose the correct words.

1 I don't have much/a lot of time to go on holiday.
2 There weren't many/ much people in the hotel.
3 We only speak a little/ bit Spanish, but we'd like to learn more.
4 Nicola's got a little/ few euros, but not many.
5 Have you got a bit of/ few toothpaste? I forgot mine.
6 We haven't got much/ many shampoo, so I'll only use a little /few.
7 Are you taking lots of/much clothes? I've only got a few/ little T-shirts.
8 The hotel didn't give me much/many information, but there aren't much/many beaches near
here.

E4. Fill in the gaps with the Present Perfect and for or since.
1 Olive and Glen have been(be) married for 30 years.
2 They have had (have) their second motorhome for three years.
3 Glen has had (have) a website since January 2011.
4 They have known (know) Faith for two weeks.
5 Faith has been(be) in Texas for eight months.

E5. Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Perfect or Past
Simple.

1 My mother sent(send) me an email yesterday.

She has had(have) a computer for six months and she loves it!
2 I haven’t known (not know) Eddie for long, but I really like him.
 3 You have worked (work) here for 15 years now. Do you ever think about leaving?
4 Ollie and Abigail are a perfect couple! Where did they meet (meet)?
5 I didn’t live (not live) in London for long . I really didn't like it.
6 Your boyfriend is very easy-going. Have you been(be) together long?
7 We studied (study) French at university. Now we live in France .
8 Lizzie is a vegetarian. She has not eaten(not eat) meat or fish since she was 16.

E6. Fill in the gaps with should and shouldn’t and the verbs in brackets.
1. At dinner parties in England, you should take a bottle of something, or perhaps some flowers.
You shouldn’t arrive without anything. (take, not arrive)
2. In many cultures, when you meet someone for the first time, you should shake
hands. You shouldn’t kiss (shake, not kiss)
3. In Hong Kong, you shouldn’t point with your finger. You should use your hand. (not point,
use)
4. In Thailand, you should take off your hat in Buddhist temples. Also you should leave shoes.
Leave them outside the temples. (take off, not wear)
5. You shouldn’t take photos of people you don't know. You should always ask them
first. (not take, ask)
E7. Fill in the gaps with should, must or mustn't. Sometimes more than one answer is
possible.
1 Harvey must/should work harder this year or he will fail his exams.
2 Should I bring anything to the party?
3 You mustn’t fight with your brother! You're bigger than him.
4 Look at your hair! You should get a haircut before your interview!
5 You must get a new passport before next summer or you can't come.
6 You mustn’t use your mobile phone on planes.
7 I think you should take your umbrella. It might rain.
8 We really shouldn’t forget to buy grandma a birthday card. She'll get very upset.

E8. Make sentences a and b the same. Use the infinitive of purpose in b.
1 A. I wanted to get a good view of London, so I went to the London Eye.
B I went to London Eve to get a good view of London.
2 a Jorge and I went to the language school because we wanted to learn a foreign
language.
b . Jorge and I went to the language school to learn a foreign language.
3 Clara needed to buy some new clothes, so she went shopping .
b.Clara went shopping to buy some new clothes.
 4 a I got satellite TV because I wanted to watch the football.
b I got satellite TV to watch the football
5 a He wanted to do some cooking, so he stayed at home.
b _He stayed at home to do some cooking.
6 Silvia and Antonio needed to practice their English so they got jobs in England .
b Silvia and Antonio got jobs in England to practice their English._
E9. Choose the correct words.
1 If he forgets/will forget my birthday, I am/'ll be very angry.
2 If he doesn't/won't drive more slowly, he'll have/has an accident.
3 What will/does we do if we run/will run out of money?
4 If I phone/will phone her now, she won't/doesn't worry.
5 You'll lose/lose your keys if you won't/don't put them away.
6 If Bill will be/'s out, I leave/'ll leave a message.

E10. Choose the correct words/phrases.

1 He's not going to stop working when/until he's finished.
2 I'm going on holiday before/as soon as the conference.
3 We're going to buy a house as soon as/ until we get married.
4 I'll do the washing up when/until this programme finishes.
5 I'm going to get a job as soon as/until I finish the course.
6 They're coming to my house until/after the football match.
7 You must do your homework when/before you go out.

E11. Make sentences a and b the same. Complete the sentences in

b. 1 a I'll ring him immediately after I get home.
b I'll ring him as soon as I get home.
2 a I'm going to have dinner and then I'll do my homework.
b I'm going to have dinner before I do homework.
3 a I'm certain he will ask me to marry him. I'll say 'yes'.
b When he asks me to marry him, I’ll say ‘yes’.
 4 a She might finish work late. She'll take a taxi.
b If she finishes work late, she’ll take a taxi
5 a I'll stop learning English when I can speak it well.
b I won’t stop learning English until I can speak it well.

6 a You can watch the film. Then you must go to bed.

b You can go to bed after the film.

E12. Fill in the gaps with too, too much or too many.
1. When I met him I was too nervous to talk.
2 I've drunk too much coffee today.
3 I've had too many sleepless nights recently.
4 I've heard that excuse too many times before.
5 Conrad was too tired to come.
6 A What's London like?
B There's too much traffic in the city and it's touristy in the summer.
7 There were too many people in the queue.
8 You've always got too much work!

E13. Choose the correct words.

1 Today, eBay uses/is used by almost 100 million people.
2 A private plane bought/was bought in 200 I, for $4.9 million.
3 Every two minutes, someone buys/is bought a car.
4 In 2001, the jeans company Levi's bought/were bought a pair of jeans for $46,532. They
made/were made in 1880!
5 In 2002 someone tried/was tried to sell the Earth! An offer of $10,000,000 made/was made,
but the person didn't pay!
6 Between 1998 and 2011, over 1000 books wrote/were written about eBay.
E14. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of used to and the verbs in brackets.
1. I used to believe (believe) in Father Christmas when I was young but I don't now.
2. We didn’t use to like (not like) her, but she's changed a lot.
3. Why did you use to think(think) that?
4. Did they use to smoke(smoke)?
5. Ann used to live (live) here, but he doesn't any more.
6. Mobile phones didn’t use to be (not be) as cheap as they are now.
7. The journey didn’t use to take (not take) as long as it does now.
8. Did your parents use to embarrass (embarrass) you?

E15. Fill in the gaps with these verbs. Use the Present Perfect and just, yet or

already.

1 A Can I speak to Evelyn , please?

B I'm sorry, but she has already left. (already)
2 A They got married a few years ago.
B Have they had any children yet ? (yet)
3 A Do we have to run?
B Yes! The film has already started . (already)
4 A What do you think of the new album?
B I haven’t listened to it yet (yet)
5 A Do you like the book I gave you?
B Yes , but unfortunately I have already read it. (already)
6 A Have we got any coffee?
B Yes, I have just bought some. (just)
E16. Complete the sentences with who, which, that or where. Sometimes more than
one answer is possible.
1 The man who was robbed is an actor.
2 The park where Kevin Spacey was robbed is in South London.
3 The houses that were burgled were in Dover Street.
 4 The things that were stolen included televisions and laptops.
5 The bar where the man was shot is in the Newton area.
6 The man who was shot died in hospital.
E17. Choose the correct words.
1 I said/ told my boss that I didn't earn enough.
2 Everyone said/told he borrowed a lot of money.
3 Did I say/tell you I was moving abroad?
4 Mark said/told that he never wasted anything.
5 How much did you say/tell it cost?
6 No one said/told me that I had to pay the money back!
7 You said/ told that you could lend me the money.
8 Frances said/told her she was going to save money for her holiday.
E18. a Joel is talking to his colleague, Tia. Fill in the gaps in the conversation with
the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

JOEL Are you OK, Tia? You don't look very happy.
TIA 1 I am (be) a bit fed up. Ellie got promoted last week.
2 I'm never going to get (get) promoted now!
JOEL Ellie got promoted? I don't believe it!
TIA Neither do I. 3 I'm working(work) really hard at the moment. JOEL
Yes, me too. It's not fair, is it?
TIA 4 Every month I spend (spend) all my money on rent and food.
5 And I can't save (save) anything.
JOEL Yes, it's really expensive here.
TIA 6 We're going to move(move) offices next month.
7 My journey to work will be (be) a lot longer. Why are you so happy?

JOEL Well, I haven't told you the news yet.

8 I’m leaving (leave) next month.

TIA What? Now I won't have anyone to talk to!

b Write sentences 1-8 in Sa in reported speech.

1 Tia said that she was a bit fed up
 2 She told Joel that she was never going to get promoted then..
3 She said that she was working really hard at the moment
4 She said that every month she spent all her money on rent and food.
5 She told someone that she couldn’t save anything.
6 She said that they were going to move offices the next month
7 She told Joel that her journey to work would be a lot longer.
8 Joel told Tia that he was leaving the next month.

E19. Choose the correct words.

1 If we had/would have enough money, we bought/would buy a new computer.
2 I would work/worked harder if I had/would have more time.
3 If I had/would have a million pounds, I gave/would give half of it to
charity.
4 How did/would you feel if I would tell/told everyone your secrets?
5 We would have /had to sell the house if I lost/would lose my job.
6 You would learn /learned a lot more if you would speak/spoke less and listened/would listen
more.

7 I would live /lived in the north if it wouldn't/didn't rain so much.

8 If you could/would hypnotise anyone in the world, who did/would you choose?

E20. Stan is speaking about the people in his office. Look at the picture and write
sentences with these words.
1 If / work more quickly, she / not have / to stay so late.
If Alicia worked more quickly, she wouldn't have to stay so late.
2 If / wear / a suit, I / promote / him to manager.
If he wore a suit, I would promote him to manager
3 If / not talk / so much, they / do / a lot more work.
If they didn’t talk so much, they could do a lot more work.
_ 4 If / be / more organised, she / not lose / everything.

If she were more organized, she wouldn’t lose everything.

_ 5 If / live / nearer work, he / not arrive / late every day.

If he lived nearer work, he wouldn’t arrive late every day
_ 6 If I / not / worry so much, I / be / a lot happier!
If I didn’t worry so much, I would be a lot happier!