Can you finish the job _________ Friday?

till
by
until
for

We all look forward ……………………. you soon.

seeing
to seeing
to see
see

I wish I ……………………. more time.

would have
had
have
will have

If you were ever in trouble, I would give you all the help you ……………………. .

will need
would need
need
needed

Her parents don’t want ……………………. married.

her to get
her get
that she gets
that she get

Question Tags. Match the question tags a – f with the
sentences 1 – 6.

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shall we?
aren't I?
is there?
haven't they?
won't it?
did he?

Let's have a party,
I'm talking too much,
There's hardly any bread left,
Somebody's moved the chair,
Everything will be ok,
Pete didn't enjoy the film,

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “AVERAGE”
word?

Select all that apply

ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “FOOT“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “ARREST“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “£ 500“
word?

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BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “10%“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “FREEZING“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “18 YEARS OLD“
word?

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BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “NEW MANAGEMENT“
word?

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BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “HOLIDAY“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “PRESSURE“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “BUSINESS“
word?

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ABOVE
BELOW
ON
OVER
UNDER

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “MIDNIGHT“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “THE NIGHT“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “NEW YEAR’S DAY“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “THE WINTER“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “FRIDAY MORNING“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “TIME“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “THE RUSH HOUR“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “HIS FORTIES“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “A FORTNIGHT’S TIME“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Prepositions and nouns. Which prepositions go with the “THE WEEKEND“
word?

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AT
BY
DURING
IN
ON

Irregular verbs. Complete the chart.

INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE

TO SHOW

TO LAY

TO STICK

TO THROW

TO FEEL

TO FALL

TO SLIDE

TO TEAR

TO LEAD

TO BURST

Passive. Complete these true sentences with the verbs
in brackets. You should use either the Passive Forms or the Active forms.

1-Magistrate Isabelle Le Tessier (1) (sentence) her old school teacher for
speeding in Rouen, France, last week. He (2) was (force) to write ‘ I must not
break the speed limit’ 25,000 times.

2- Cuban Raul Blanco, who (3) (lose) three fingers in an accident several years ago,
(4) was (refuse) US citizenship because he cannot provide a
full set of fingerprints.

3- The state of Andhra Pradesh in India (5) (pass) a new law saying
that anyone who (6) would be (catch) cheating in school exams (7) would be
(send) to jail for ten years.

Vocabulary. Compound nouns. Put one word in each box
to form three compound nouns.

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BLOOD
WATER
CASE
BAG

test – pressure – donor
fall – melon – skiing
brief – suit – book
paper – plastic – hand

Countable / Uncountable. Write the noun that is usually
uncountable in each group in the space on the right.

meal, dish, food, menu, dessert:

motorway, traffic, traffic jam, lorry, rush hour:

cheque, coin, cash, salary, bonus:

holiday, journey, flight, luggage, suitcase:

health, pill, disease, operation, prescription:

Complete the sentences with the right word.

IN / OF / BY / WITH / TO
FROM / ABOUT / FOR / ON / AT

Who was that book written ?

Who does this dictionary belong ?

What are you looking ?

What did you spend all your money ?

What is your home town famous ?

What sort of books are you interested ?

What are you talking ?

What are you so afraid OF ?

‘You’ve got a postcard.’ ‘Oh. Who is it ?’

Who are you angry ? James or me ?

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL. Match the
beginnings and endings of the sentences. Write the letter.

Example 0 / I If I had more money ===> I’d buy a bigger house.

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I'd meet you for lunch.
I'll finish the project.
if I went to the meeting.
if the train's on time.
I'll give him your phone number.
I'd get a new job.
I could buy a nice car.
I'll catch the bus.

If I was less busy
If I stay late at work
I might get bored
We'll be home by six
If I see Jack
If I were you
If I saved £500 a month
If it's raining in the morning

LOOK, LOOKS LIKE, LOOK AS IF. Complete the
sentences with the verb in the correct form.

The bag mine, but it isn’t!

You so pleased to be here!

He he’s going to scream.

My friend Tom Cruise.

VERB PATTERNS. Complete the sentences. Be careful
two answers each time are correct.

She …………………………….. me to go out.

SUGGESTED
ASKED
PERSUADED

VERB PATTERNS. Complete the sentences. Be careful
two answers each time are correct.

We …………………………….. that we had missed the train

EXPLAINED
TOLD
SAID

VERB PATTERNS. Complete the sentences. Be careful
two answers each time are correct.

Mark …………………………….. to say sorry.

AGREED
REFUSED
EXPLAINED

VERB PATTERNS. Complete the sentences. Be careful
two answers each time are correct.

John …………………………….. Tom not to go alone.

SAID
ADVISED
WARNED

INFINITIVE (TO ) AND -ING FORMS. Complete the paragraph
with the verbs given in the correct form.

When you leave school, it can be difficult (decide) what to do next.

If you are not sure, you could think about (have) a year off.

Many young people work abroad before (start) university,

and these days it is quite easy (get) a job.

Although you may not be paid much, one advantage of (work) in another country is that you can really see how people live.

If you don’t think it’s safe (travel) alone, you can always ask a friend to
go with you. Whatever you do, don’t make any decisions without
(think) very carefully.

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INFINITIVE	SIMPLE PAST	PAST PARTICIPLE
TO SHOW
TO LAY
TO STICK
TO THROW
TO FEEL
TO FALL
TO SLIDE
TO TEAR
TO LEAD
TO BURST