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GRADE 11 - UNIT 1: GENERATIONS Exercise 1: Give the correct form of each verb in brackets.

1 I (eat) ……… dinner late yesterday

2 My neighbor (buy) ……… a new car last week

3 They (go) ……… to Italy on their last summer holiday

4 My family and I (see) ……… a comedy movie last night

5 Suddenly, the animal jumped and (bite) ……… my hand

6 What time (you / get up) ……… this morning?

7 The Wright brothers (fly) ……… the first airplane in 1903

8 I think I (hear) ……… a strange sound outside the door one minute ago

9 When I was ten years old, I (break) ……… my arm It really (hurt) ………

10 The police (catch) ……… all three of the bank robbers last week

Exercise 2: Give the correct form of each verb in brackets.

1 I (walk) ……….down the street when it began to rain

2 At this time last year, I (attend) ……….an English course

3 Jim (stand) ……….under the tree when he heard an explosion

4 The boy fell and hurt himself while he (ride) ……… a bicycle

5 When we met them last year, they (live) ……… in Santiago

6 The tourist lost his camera while he (walk) ……….around the city

7 The lorry (go) ……….very fast when it hit our car

8 While I (study) ……….in my room, my roommates (have) ……… a party in the other room

9 Mary and I (dance) ……… the house when the telephone rang

10 We (sit) ……… in the café when they saw us

Exercise 3: Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1 They (go) ……… home after they (finish) ……… their work

2 She said that she (already, see) ……… Dr Rice

3 By the time I (finish) ……… typing the report, all of my co-workers (leave) …………

4 He told me he (not/eat) ……… such kind of food before

5 When he came to the stadium, the match (already/ begin) ………

6 Before she (watch) ……… TV, she (do) ……… homework

7 What (he / do) ……… before he went to the airport?

8 After they (go) ………, I (sit) ……… down and (watch)………… TV

9 Yesterday, John (go) ……… to the store before he (go) ……… home

10 David (go) ………home before we (arrive) ………

Exercise 4: Rewrite these sentences with the given words or phrases.

1 David had gone home before we arrived

1 I didn’t listen to music some years ago

=> I didn’t ………

2 They didn’t know how to drive a car, but now they drive well

=> They didn’t ………

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3 There were more cars on the roads some years ago

1 My mum lived in a small village when she was a girl

=> My mum used ………

2 There are more vehicles on the roads now

=> There did not ………

3 We cycled to school two years ago

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13 Nam usually gets up early in the morning

Exercise 7: Fill in the blanks with “used to, (be) used to”.

1 When I was a child, my mother ……… take me to the zoo

2 The English men ……… driving on the left

3 There ………… be a big tree in front of my house

4 My sister ………… walking to her office

5 There ……… be a hospital there

6 When I was a child, I ……… like ice-cream, but I don’t like it now

7 We live in the capital now but we ……… live in a small village

8 There ……… be some trees in the field

9 He …… not … reading newspaper in the morning

10 We ………… sit next to each other when we were in the seventh form

Exercise 8: Choose the best option

1 He used to (be/being) fat but now he's thin

2 He isn't used to (work/working) in these bad conditions

3 Did you (use to/used to) write poems when you were young?

4 I need some time to get used to (live/living) in this town

5 Sting used to (be/being) a teacher before he became a famous singer

6 I'm not used to (wash/washing) linen by hand

7 She'll get used to (live/living) in the extremely cold winter of Siberia

Exercise 9: Use: used to / (be) used to

1 My parents ………….(travel) to other countries when they were young, but now they ……….(go) to places that are nearby

2 He doesn't have any problem getting to work at 8:00 in the morning because he ……….(get up) early

3 At one time American mothers ……… (hope) their sons would grow up to become President

4 Before he became ill, he ……… (play) tennis every morning

5 For a long time, people ……… (think) that the world was flat and that people could fall off the edge

6 Today many children ……… (watch) TV for hours instead of doing their homework

7 We ……… (go) to the country every summer, but now we can't afford to

8 In many banks, machines are doing the work that tellers ……… (do)

Exercise 10: Fill in each blank with an appropriate phrase: get used to / got used to (trở nên quen với…)

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1 Life is not fair, ………it

2 You will soon ……….the work

3 After 2 years of studying abroad, Alice ………living alone

4 I haven’t ……….taking the bus to work yet

5 He can't ……… working night shift

6 Have you ……… the climate here?

Exercise 11: Find the closest meaning:

live up to / go through with / fit in with / run out of / get on with / put up with / catch up with

1 have a (good/bad) relationship with = ………

2 complete something = ………

3 o match or equal = ………

4 use all of your supply of something = ………

5 succeed in finding or reaching somebody = ………

6 look and act like part of a group = ………

7 tolerate or be patient about something = ………

Exercise 12: Fill in each blank with a suitable phrasal verb: make up for / go back on / make up / look up 1 We sent her a present to ………the disappointment of missing the music festival 2 We ……… his name on the internet to check his story was true 3 You said you would take us on holiday this summer- you can't ……… your promise! 4 Did you ……….that story or is it true? Exercise 13: Put the adjectives below into suitable categories A and B below. anxious ashamed bored confused cross delighted disappointed embarrassed envious excited frightened proud relieved shocked suspicious upset - Positive feelings: ………

………

- Negative feelings: ………

………

Exercise 14: Give the correct form of verbs in brackets.

1 My parents (travel) ……… around the world this summer

2 Listen! Someone (cry) ……… in the next room

3.………… your brother (walk) ……… a dog over there at present?

4 My parents (cook) ……… dinner in the kitchen now

5 Look! The car (go) ……… so fast

6 Be quiet! You (talk) ……… so loudly

7 I (not stay) ……… at home at the moment

8 Now she (lie) ……… to her mother about her bad marks

9 At the present, they (travel) ……… to Washington

10 He (not work) ……… in the construction site now

Exercise 15 Give the correct form of verbs in brackets.

1 My sister (get) ……….married last month

2 Daisy (come) ……….to her grandparents’ house 3 days ago

3 My computer (be) ……….broken yesterday

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4 He (buy) ……….me a big teddy bear on my birthday last week.

5 My friend (give) ……….me a bar of chocolate when I (be) ……….at school yesterday

6 My children (not do) ……….their homework last night

7 (You / live) ……….here five years ago?

8 They (watch) ……….TV late at night yesterday

9 (Your friend / be) ……….at your house last weekend?

10 They (not be) ……….excited about the film last night

A don’t catch B weren’t catch C didn’t catch D not catch

2 My sister ………… home late last night

3 My father ………… tired when I home

4 What ……….you ………two days ago?

5 Where ………your family ………on the summer holiday last year?

Exercise 17: Give the correct form of each verb in the brackets.

1 It was warm, so I ……… ….off my coat (take)

2 The film wasn't very good I ……… it much (not / enjoy)

3 I knew Sarah was busy, so I ………her (not / disturb)

4 We were very tired, so we ………the party early (leave)

5 The bed was very uncomfortable I ………well (not / sleep)

6 The window was open and a bird ………into the room (fly)

7 The hotel wasn't very expensive It ……… much to stay there (not / cost)

8 I was in a hurry, so I ………time to phone you (not / have)

9 It was hard carrying the bags They ………very heavy (be)

Exercise 18: Fill in each blank with a suitable word:

find / give / have / make / tell(x2)

Exercise 19: Circle the correct forms to complete the sentences.

1 I don't find computer games very (excited/ exciting)

2 Don't be (frightened/ frightening) The dog won't bite

3 I was (shocked/ shocking) when I heard the news

4 It's really (annoyed/ annoying) when you interrupt

5 Why are you looking so (worried/ worrying)?

Exercise 20: Complete each pair of sentences with -ed and -ing adjectives formed from the verbs in brackets.

1 a I don't understand this map It's very ………… (confuse)

b Can you help me with my math? I'm ……… (confuse)

2 a I was ……… when I fell over (embarrass)

b I hate it when my dad dances It's so ……….(embarrass)

3 a Are you ………in photography? (interest)

b Which is the most ……… lesson in this unit? (interest)

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Exercise 21: Complete the questions using the question words below

why / who / how / why / what / when

1 ………… was the doctor shocked when he saw Ashlyn's eye injury?

2 ……… didn’t Ashlyn cry when she was a baby?

3 ……… watched Ashlyn carefully in the playground at school?

4 ……… did Ashlyn’s story first appear in newspapers?

5 ……… is the cause of Ashlyn’s medical condition?

Exercise 22: Put the words below in the correct categories (A – D) (Xếp các từ bên dưới vào đúng các thể loại

(A – D)

boat / bored / burn / canoe / cave / cliffs / climbing / condition / confused / cure / cut / delighted / diving /

embarrassed / injury / kayaking / landscape / ocean / proud / stream

A Feeling: ………

B Sport: ………

C Nature: ………

D Health: ………

Exercise 23: Fill in each blank with the most suitable phrasal verb.

get away with / make up / look up / go back / go back on / look up to / make up for / get away

1……….: to look for information in a dictionary or reference book, or by using a computer

2………: to admire or respect somebody

3……… : to have a holiday

4 ………: to steal something and escape with it

5……….: to invent a story, etc., especially in order to trick or entertain somebody

6……….: to do something that corrects a bad situation

7……… : to return to a place

8……… : to fail to keep a promise; to change your mind about something

Exercise 24: Fill in each blank with: use / used /

1 Did they ……… to let you smoke in cinemas?

2 I didn’t ……… … to do much skiing

3 I hardly ever ……… to have time for going out

4 John didn’t ……… to like Mary when they were teenagers

5 There ……… to be a lake here years ago

6 They ………… … not to let women join this club

7 We ……… to walk to school when we were children

8 We never ……….… to have electricity in our house

9 When did they ………to live here?

10 Why did you ……… to use this old photocopier?

1 At first the employees didn’t like the new open-space office, but in the end they (got used to/get used to/are used to) it.

2 Don’t worry, it’s a simple program to use You (are used to/will get used to/used to use) it in no time, I’m sure.

3 He (was used to reading/used to read/got used to reading) several books a month, but he doesn’t have time any

more

4 I’m afraid I’ll never (get used to living/used to live/got used to living) in this place I simply don’t like it and never

will

5 Mr Lazy was shocked when he joined our busy company because he (wasn’t used to/didn’t use to) doing much

work every day

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6 We were surprised to see her driving – she (got used to driving/was used to driving/didn’t use to drive) when we

first met her

7 When I had to commute to work every day I (used to get up/used to getting up) very early.

8 When I started to work here I needed a lot of help, but now I (am used to doing/ used to do/get used to doing) all

the work on my own

9 When Pete Smith was the head of our office everything (got used to be/used to be/was used to being) well

organized Now it’s total chaos here

10 Whenever we came to Coventry we always (used to stay/got used to staying) in the Central Hotel We loved it.

1 (A / an) (adult / elderly / centenarian / infant) is a person who has reached the age of 100

2 A newborn (infant / teen / twenty / adult) is a baby or a very young child

3 You've been my best friend ever since we started in the (elderlies / twenties / infants / centenarians)

4 The (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) tried to walk but kept falling down

5 It has been her dream since she was a (centenarian / adult / child / teen)

6 The working classes will never submit to a return to the conditions of the (centenarians / adults / infants /

twenties) and thirties

7 Even the percentage changing side completely is frequently in the teens, sometimes in the (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

8 An (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) a fully-grown person who is legally responsible for their actions

9 An (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) under British law is someone over 18 years old

10 The (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) travel free on public transport

Exercise 27: Match the ages (a-g) with the stages of life (1-7).

Exercise 28: Put the words below in the correct places to form different life events.

a business a family divorced engaged home married school (x2)

- get: ………

- leave: ………

- start: ………

Exercise 29: Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentences.

1) grandmother passed (over / through / away / in) at the age of 88.

2) Dan’s parents split (up / off / in / on) when he was still a toddler.

3) Rachel was brought (on / at / up / with) by her aunt and uncle.

4) We grew (up / over / on / over) in a small village, and I loved living in the countryside.

5) Many people get married and settle (around / down / up / in) in their thirties.

6) My sister fell (to / on / in / with) love with a fellow student at university, and they became engaged a year later.

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Exercise 30: Replace the underlined words and phrases with the correct form of the words and phrases below.

emigrate inherit learn to drive retire settle down split up

1) dad is looking forward to finishing work next year and having more time for his hobbies ……….

2) When grandad passed away, mum got his house and some money ……….

3) sister is having driving lessons ……….

4) uncle and aunt separated last year after being married for fifteen years ……….

5) I don’t want to get married and have a family until I’ve had a chance to see the world ……….

6 Older brothers moved to another country last year to look for work ………

Exercise 31: Complete the sequences of events with the phrases below. buy a house or flat get divorced get married go to university grow up pass away 1) retire, become a grandparent, ………

2) fall in love, get engaged, ………

3) start school, leave school, ………

4) get married, split up, ………

5) be born, be brought up, ………

6) leave home, move house, ………

Exercise 32: Complete the text with the correct form of the words below. be buy career fall get job leave married settle split start study Not everybody does things in the same order Uncle 1) _ school at sixteen and got his first 2) _ a month later Then he 3) _ a business and 4) _ engaged, and he got 5) _ at seventeen! When he was 25, he 6) _ up with his wife, sold his business and went back to school Then he decided to 7) _ for a degree in medicine At university, he 8) _ in love with another student, and cousin 9) _ born a year after they left university uncle and aunt now work as doctors, and they have 10) _ a house and 11) _ down near us That’s what I call changing your 12) _ – and your life! Exercise 33: Fill in each blank with the suitable definition of these words: calm / complimentary / enthusiastic / optimistic / sympathetic / grateful / aggressive / arrogant / miserable / nostalgic / pessimistic / sarcastic / urgent / bitter 1 showing care and compassion toward others ………

2 regret for something that is gone ………

3 hopeful about the future or a specific outcome ………

4 negative in outlook ………

5 having or showing a lot of excitement and interest about something ………

6 saying the opposite of what one means in a mocking or joking way ………

7 given/supplied free of charge ………

8 very important and needing immediate attention ………

9 relaxed and showing no feelings of anger or anxiousness ………

10 agitated, disgruntled, or angry about something ………

11 extremely unhappy and depressed ………

12 thankful; appreciative ………

13 one who rudely acts as though he is better than other people ………

14 pushy or forceful when trying to get others to believe or do something ………

1 A beach is a relaxing place that makes everyone who visits it feel (calm / sarcastic / bitter / aggressive)

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2 The hotel offers a (complimentary / sarcastic / pessimistic / bitter) breakfast that is free of charge for any guest that books a room.

3 The (enthusiastic / miserable / urgent / arrogant) crowd cheered and clapped wildly, screaming Donald’s name

4 The (sympathetic / calm / optimistic / bitter) businessman gave money to the homeless man begging for money onthe street

5 After failing the first test, the student was extremely (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) that her professor allowed a retake

6 After the doctor helped me beat cancer, I started to greatly (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) him

7 Our English teacher could only (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) students whispering because otherwise the level of noise was too loud for her

8 I try to be (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) with everyone that I meet, but it’s hard to be nice to people that don’t seem to care about anyone’s feelings but their own

9 He was (born / brought up / engaged / died) in a small village in northern Spain

10 (A / an) (adult / elderly / centenarian / infant) is a person at least 100 years old

1 ……….buying two loaves of bread on your way home?

2 Would you mind if I ……….your dictionary for an hour or so?

3 Would you mind if I ……….to your party?

4 Would you mind ……… here? I have a headache

1 We hope to (put up with / live up to / go back / get away) for a couple of weeks around Christmas

2 She's never really (went back on / got away with / went through with / got on with) her sister

3 I really (go back on / get away with / look up to / fit in with) my father

4 What she lacked in experience, she (made up for / went back on / went through with / got away) in the way she learns quickly

5 Do these plans (look up / fit in with / make up / fit in with) your arrangements?

6 After missing a term through illness, he had to work hard to (catch up with / look up to / run out of / get on with) the others

7 She decided not to (catch up with / put up with / run out of / go through with) the operation

8 Dave and I (go back / go through with / look up / get way) twenty years

9 We (went back / ran out of / looked up / got away) fuel

10 Thieves (went back on / got away with / went through with / got on with) computer equipment worth $30 000

Exercise 37: Choose the best option.

1 When children reach the period of (adolescence / adolescent), they crave freedom to make their own choices

2 Perhaps my worse challenge during (adolescence / adolescent) was the acne that covered my face

3 During (adolescence / adolescent), Marcus really began to think about what he wanted to study in college

4 Lionel’s voice deepened during (adolescence / adolescent)

5 Because Karen is an author who targets teen writers, most of her novels focus on the issues young people face during (adolescence / adolescent)

6 (Adolescence / Adolescent) is a young person who is developing into an adult

7 Before he reaches adulthood, the (adolescence / adolescent) will need to learn how to drive and cook for himself

8 Although she is still an (adolescence / adolescent), the teenager thinks her mother should give her more freedom

to make her own decisions

9 Our kitten will not be placed in a new home until she is no longer (dependence / dependent) on her mother for milk

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10 Because she was still (dependence / dependent) on her parents for financial help, the young woman allowed them to claim her on their tax return

11 The shipwrecked passengers were totally (dependence / dependent) upon the kindness of the natives for their survival

12 The toddler seemed overly (dependence / dependent) on her mother, crying every time she left her even for a second

13 Because he is (dependence / dependent) (upon us for both food and love, we always try to hurry back home to our dog Rover

14 As a teenager, I have a (dependence / dependent) on my parents to take care of and provide for me, though that will change when I am an adult

15 A young baby has great (dependence / dependent) on its parents, as it is too young to care for itself and will die without care

16 The ability of a car to drive is focused on its (dependence / dependent) for gasoline, as it cannot drive without it

17 There is a strong (dependence / dependent) on our government to take care of its citizens, though sometimes the government gets a little too involved in such things

18 If there is one thing most parents don’t want, it is for their children to have (dependence / dependent) on them once they become adults

19 Because it is top-secret, the (private /privacy) information inside the folder cannot be shared with anyone

20 The (private /privacy) pool can only be used by members and isn’t open to the public

21 Because the field was marked ‘(private /privacy) property,’ no one is allowed in the area except the owner

22 Valuing his (private /privacy), Quan didn’t share anything about his personal life while at work

23 An invasion of the celebrity’s (private /privacy), the news reporters climbed over his fence to take pictures of hishouse

24 The doctor must protect the patient’s (private /privacy)and cannot reveal any information about his illness

25 Happiness is an (emotion / emotional) that we all wish to experience throughout our lifetime in spades, but unfortunately, we must all endure tough times

26 Some people make decisions based on (emotion / emotional) rather than logic, which can lead to making the wrong choice

27 Someone who gives into a scam that preys on their sympathy has made a choice with (emotion / emotional) instead of logic and reason

28 We all fall prey to negative (emotion / emotional) sometimes, feeling sadness, anger, or even hate, but thankfully

we experience plenty of good ones as well

29 I do not think it is a good idea to let (emotion / emotional) rule you all the time, but you should definitely still allow yourself to feel

30 The woman and man had an (emotion / emotional) connection and expressed their feelings for each other over the phone

31 After watching the mother’s (emotion / emotional) on television, the viewer began to sob and cry

32 The whiny toddler was very (emotion / emotional) and cried most of the afternoon

33 The book (critic / critical) wrote a negative review that ripped the novel to shreds

34 Because he is a food (critic / critical), the man travels around the city eating at different diners and telling peoplewhat they think about it

35 The newspaper (critic / critical) expressed how much he enjoyed the play but also wrote an article downing the actors

36 Another (critic / critical) was hired, that way there would be three judges to give feedback to the singers

37 Meeting with the art (critic / critical), the artist hoped that the woman would give his sculpture a raving review

38 Finding a safe place to live is (critic / critical) if we plan to relocate to New Mexico this summer

39 Before the man is released from the hospital, it is (critic / critical) that doctors figure out what is making him ill

40 Many doctors insist that a (critic / critical) part of losing weight is exercising on a regular basis

41 Having a family fire escape plan is (critic / critical), especially for families with young children

42 It is (critic / critical) for citizens to vote; otherwise how will we have a say in how our country is ran?

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43 Nichol was too (distrust / distrustful) to believe me when I promised him that I would pay him back in a week ortwo.

44 You shouldn’t believe everything you hear, but you shouldn’t so (distrust / distrustful) that you never put your faith in anyone at all

45 My brother promised he wouldn’t play a prank on me on April Fools’, but I was (distrust / distrustful) of is claim

46 After her husband had an affair with another woman, Chloe became (distrust / distrustful) and questioned everything he said

47 The (distrust / distrustful) skeptic questioned whether the psychic could really tell the future but decided to sit for a reading anyway

1 One winter, he was out pushing his (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) daughter around when the pram

collapsed

2 Think of the (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) learning to walk and how often he falls down only to pick himself up and try again

3 You're behaving like a (centenarian / adult / child / teen)

4 We moved to York when I was in my early (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

5 The percentage of males heading households started to increase as men entered their (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

6 Three were young men in their late teens or early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

7 Children under 14 must be accompanied by an (centenarian / adult / infant / twenty)

8 Children unaccompanied by an (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) will not be admitted

9 Although (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged), he had a youthful appearance

10 Children and the (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) are those most at risk from the infection

1 She was (born / brought up / engaged / died) on 7 February 1874

2 When did she get ……….? (marry / marries / married / marrying)

3 Many (adults / elderlies / centenarians / infants) have lived long and eventful lives

4 The family were forced to flee with their (elderly / adult / middle – aged / infant) son

5 It was reported that the abandoned (infants / centenarians / adults / teens) were aged between two and five

6 You can't spoil a (centenarian / adult / child / teen) by giving it all the affection it wants

7 The early (centenarians / adults / infants / teens) are often a difficult age

8 Beyond the age of 40, the difference between men and women is clear; however, the picture is ambiguous for those in their (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) and thirties

9 The patient is a young man in his early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

10 Children quickly get bored by (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged) conversation

1 I ……… in 2000 (was born / born / am born / will be born)

2 A (adult / elderly / centenarian / infant) is a person who is 100 years old or more

3 She now has a partner and an (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) daughter

4 Since 1979, when he was still in his (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties), he has authored half a dozen bookswhile editing another half-dozen

5 Women in their early teenage years are still growing and are likely to be more physically immature than women

in their (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

6 Anyone over eighteen years of age counts as (teen / elderly / adult / middle – aged)

7 Both males and females were in their late teens and early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) and were dressed in pristine white uniforms

8 We had to (put up with / live up to / go back / get away) their children when they visited us (because they were very disruptive and naughty)

9 I need to look that word (on / at / into / up) in the dictionary, I have never heard it before

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10 I will (look up / make up / go back catch up with) your number when I get to Santiago.

1 She will always (go back on / get away with / look up to / fit in with) her father as he had such a positive effect onher youth

2 My four-year-old niece is always (making up / looking up / getting away / going back) stories, last week she told

me that she and her friends flew to the moon

3 Because he studied for the test, he was (calm / sarcastic / bitter / aggressive) and worry free on the day of his exam

4 At the high-end nail salon, clients are offered a glass of (complimentary / sarcastic / pessimistic / bitter)

champagne that isn’t added to the service bill

5 Teresa was (sympathetic / calm / optimistic / bitter) and kind to everyone she met along her journey

6 The exhausted runners were very (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) for the bottles of water brought in by theircaring coach

7 As a former soldier, I (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) all the men and women who are currently serving in the military

8 She was (born / brought up / engaged / died) into a wealthy family

9 He claimed that his (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) son became unwell after being detained and left without food, despite pleas for his release into the care of other family members

10 He didn't want to share a room with his brother once he reached his (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

1 He always (makes up / looks up / gets away / goes back) wonderful fairytales about distant lands for the children before they go to sleep

2 Go on ahead I'll (catch up with / look up to / run out of / get on with) you

3 Of course, we want to (go back / go through with / look up / get way) someday—it's our country, our real home

4 From the top of the skyscraper, one can (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) the city’s stunning skyline

5 Even though there many crimes being committed in a nearby neighborhood, the older man decided to (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) the violence so he could continue to live in his childhood home

6 Sometimes people think that I’m not (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful), but the truth is I’m just quiet, and don’t always feel like talking to others

7 It was amazing to watch the (sympathetic / calm / optimistic / bitter) cop hand out parking tickets with such obvious excitement

8 She's had skin problems since her (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

9 He is the father of five children; two of them in their late (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) still live at home

10 Many are young, in their late teens or (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

1 I know I ruined your favourite dress but I hope this new one I bought you (makes up for / goes back on / goes through with / gets away) it

2 We seem to have (went back / ran out of / looked up / got away) milk Could you get some?

3 (Aggressive / Sympathetic / Miserable / Sarcastic) person is someone who is always ready to fight or argue; someone who might be very forceful to get what they want

4 I guess that he is in his late (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

5 Marian's two-year-old (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) was clawing at her skirt

6 My father died while I was still a small (centenarian / adult / child / teen)

7 Both my daughters are in their (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

8 Although I am (enthusiastic / miserable / urgent / arrogant) about sleep-away camp, I fear that I may become home sick

9 Tim’s understanding and (sympathetic / calm / optimistic / bitter) nature helped him to be compassionate when his friends needed a listening ear

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10 Receiving a bouquet of flowers after her surgery, the homebound woman was (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) that her coworkers cared and hadn’t forgotten her

1 Howard is an (enthusiastic / miserable / urgent / arrogant) teacher who is always looking for new ways to excite his students

2 Being (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) for her birthday gifts led the appreciative young woman to write thank you notes to each of her grandmothers

3 One snapshot showed an endangered mountain gorilla carrying an (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) on her back

4 Paying our water bill is very (urgent / complimentary / enthusiastic / grateful) since services will be cut off in two days

5 My wife was (bitter / pessimistic / optimistic / calm) towards me after she found out that I had been hanging around an old girlfriend from school, even though we didn’t do anything

6 She doesn't want to go out with you! She was being (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm) when she said you arethe man of her dreams

7 Sunshine and flowers in the philosophical smile, the sad and painful sigh in the (pessimistic / calm / aggressive / nostalgic)

8 Her tone was faintly (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm)

9 Jim's voice became (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic)

10 Erma Blowback once noted that most parents never imagine how hard their children try to please them, and how (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) they feel when they think they have failed

1 Hopefully insurance will (make up for / go back on / go through with / get away) the damages from the fire

2 He failed to (look up to / make up for / live up to / catch up with) his parents' expectations

3 He's never done this type of work before; I'm not sure how he'll (look up / fit in with / make up / fit in with) the other people

4 He never (gets on with / looks up to / goes back on / makes up for) his word

5 Find someone who thinks violent video games make children more (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable /

sarcastic)

6 I found him (calm / arrogant / complimentary / enthusiastic) and rude

7 After losing the race, the saddened track star had a (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) look on his face

8 Some filmmakers miss the early days of moviemaking and are (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) aboutactually using film to create motion pictures

9 They appeared surprisingly (pessimistic / calm / aggressive / nostalgic) about their chances of winning

10 The coach's (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm) remarks often have a negative effect on the confidence of hisplayers

1 A recent study shows that children who are spanked for bad behavior are more likely to be (aggressive /

sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) or anxious than those who are disciplined in other ways

2 Be confident, not (calm / arrogant / complimentary / enthusiastic)

3 She felt (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful), so she went to bed early

4 I feel quite (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) for the place where I grew up

5 Don't be so (pessimistic / calm / aggressive / nostalgic)

6 He hurt her feelings with his (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm) comments

7 The bill collector left an (urgent / complimentary / enthusiastic / grateful) message in hopes that the debtor would call her back right away

8 She spends two weeks with her family to (make up for / go back on / go through with / get away) her year long absence

9 She doesn't want to (go back / go through with / look up / get way) to her husband

10 The dogs are trained to be (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic)

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1 He says that during his late teens and early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) he experienced vicious religious discrimination

2 She had an (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) son and had been planning to train as a midwife

3 A (infant / centenarian / toddler / teen) is a young child, especially one who is learning or

has recently learned to walk

4 As an (enthusiastic / miserable / urgent / arrogant) person, I like to create an atmosphere of excitement and thrill wherever I go

5 I am (friendly / tolerate / admire / grateful) to live in a country that allows free speech and freedom of the press

6 A (bitter / pessimistic / optimistic / calm) old man constantly turns everyone away, not willing to accept help fromanyone no matter how much he needs it

7 After being fed, the crying baby became (calm / sarcastic / bitter / aggressive) and pacified

8 A (complimentary / sarcastic / pessimistic / bitter) child’s ticket is given to every adult who pays to enter the circus with the free admissions encouraging parents to come out to a performance

9 Do you have a (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) memory of your childhood home to pass on?

10 Sharks are generally (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) only if threatened or disturbed

1 The train stopped in some (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) little town where even the birds looked

unhappy

2 Do you think that violent television programs make children (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic)?

3 The surgery is (urgent / complimentary / enthusiastic / grateful) as the patient will not live through the night without it

4 A dog will become (bitter / pessimistic / optimistic / calm) towards its owner if that owner does not feed him or take good care of him in general

5 Today, many children will be dependent on their parents their until late teens or early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) and sometimes their mid-twenties

6 She is in her early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties), has two university degrees and is a skilled computer operator

7 Men tend to be more (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) than women

8 Harry was fed up with his (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) life and decided to do something to make himself feel better

9 Whenever my son watches violent television programs he becomes quite (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic)

10 Grandpa has a (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) cold, so he can't play with you today

1 Though she pretended to be happy, the woman was really (miserable / optimistic / calm / grateful) and hated her life

2 (Aggressive / Sympathetic / Miserable / Sarcastic) behaviour is a sign of emotional distress

3 The book takes a (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) look at the golden age of the railway

4 On the news, the mother of the missing child gave out an (urgent / complimentary / enthusiastic / grateful) plea for the return of her son

5 The students were in their early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties), training for a professional career in music

6 She was in her early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) and resented the atmosphere at the orphanage

7 The applicants concerned were aged 18 and over, the majority being in their early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

8 He warned that his dog was (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) towards strangers

9 (Miserable / Optimistic / Calm / Grateful) and alone, the old widow spent most of her days depressed and in the bed

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10 Because Janet did not attend her high school prom, she became (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) as she helped her daughter search for a prom dress.

1 Be careful; their dog can be quite (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) at times

2 Diana and Laura have been firm friends since their early (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

3 Many of these individuals are now in their late teens and early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties)

4 When I heard my mother’s favorite song on the radio, I grew (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) as I remembered the nights she used to sing me to sleep

5 A period of uncertainty such as an election causes people to be either optimistic or (pessimistic / calm / aggressive/ nostalgic)

6 I get annoyed with people who are (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm) because I never know if they are tellingthe truth

7 My boss insists that the project is (urgent / complimentary / enthusiastic / grateful) and asks that we complete it

10 She came out as a lesbian in her (centenarians / adults / infants / teens)

1 He made a (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) return visit to Germany

2 The report's prognosis for unemployment was very (pessimistic / calm / aggressive / nostalgic)

3 Please don't speak to me in that tone of voice; it is a little too (sarcastic / optimistic / grateful / calm)

4 She was in her (centenarians / adults / infants / teens) when she met him

5 Many of them today are in their early (centenarians / adults / infants / twenties) and are inexperienced

6 I hate (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) people who approach me as soon as I walk into a store, and try to sell me things I don't want

7 Many people were (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) for the good old days

8 Seeing those old school photographs has made me feel quite (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful)

9 Their cat becomes very (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) if you try to get near her kittens

10 Alcohol makes people really (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic) sometimes, which is why people often get into fights in bars

11 He remained (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) about his days as a young actor

12 I get very (nostalgic / aggressive / optimistic / grateful) when I watch these old musicals on TV

13 Gorillas, which are shy, gentle vegetarians, were long described as dangerous and (aggressive / sympathetic / miserable / sarcastic)

Exercise 52: Use should or shouldn’t

1 You ………stay up too late because it’s not good for your health

2 No one ……… be late for school tomorrow because we will have an exam

3 I think there ………be a garbage dump in front of the restaurant

4 You ……… go for a check-up regularly

5 I think you ………be more tactful

6 ………you have any questions, please write me an email

7 What ………I do to learn better?

8 My father thinks that I ………be so into computer games

9 The candidates………be here before 10am, or they will be disqualified

10 You ………learn about some cultural features of the country you are going to visit

11 Mary ………take any pills before seeing the doctor

12 ………James apply for the job at this company? Yes, he should

13 How much time ………I spend on this task?

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14 Old people ………work too hard They need an abundance of time to relax.

15 Parents………let their children expose to smartphones at an early age

THE END!

GRADE 11 – UNIT 2 Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with suitable activities and sports

ballet / ballroom dancing / basketball / board games / bowling / camping / cards / chess / cycling / drama / gymnastics / ice hockey / martial arts / a musical instrument / shopping / skateboarding / weights / photography /

rollerblading / running

1 do: ………

………

2 play: ………

………

3 go: ………

………

Exercise 2: Put the activities and sports from exercise 1 into groups A-G You can put some of them into more than one group. A Games: ………

………

B Music: ………

………

C Computer-based activities: ………

………

D Home-based activities: ………

………

E Outdoor leisure activities: ………

………

F Activities and sports you usually do on your own: ………

………

G Sports you do with another person or in a team: ………

………

1 The flight (start)……….…….at 6 am every Thursday

2 I like Math and she (like)……… … Literature

3 I (bake) ……… ….cookies twice a month

4 My best friend (write) ……… ….to me every week

5 Jane always ……… … (take care) of her sister

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6 My family (have)……… …….a holiday in December every year.

7 Martha and Kevin ……… … (swim) twice a week

8 Mike (be) ……… humour He always ……… (tell) us funny stories

9 I (never / do) ……… coffee

10 They are good students They (always / do) ……… their homework

1 My neighbor (buy) ………a new car last week

2 They (go) ………to Italy on their last summer holiday

3 My family and I (see) ………a comedy movie last night

4 First, we (do) ………exercise, and then we (drink) ………some water

5 Suddenly, the animal jumped and (bite) ………my hand

6 What time (you / get up) ………this morning?

7 The Wright brothers (fly) ………the first airplane in 1903

8 When I was ten years old, I (break) ………my arm It really (hurt) ………

9 The police (catch) ………all three of the bank robbers last week 10 They (eat) ………noodles two hours ago Exercise 5: Give the correct form of each verb in the brackets. 1 (they / pay) ……….…… money for your mother yet? 2 (you / ever / eat) ………… ………… Sushi? 3 She (not/come) ……….…… here for a long time 4 I (work)……….… here for three years 5 (you / ever / be) ……… in New York? 6 Minh (not/do) ………….your project yet, I suppose 7 I (just/ see) ….……… Andrew and he says he (already / do) …… ……… about half of the plan 8 I (just / decide) ……….……… to start working next week 9 He (be) ……….…… at his computer for seven hours 10 How long (you / wait) ………for me? Exercise 6: Give the correct form of each verb in the brackets. 1 We ……….(know) her since she (arrive) ………in our city 2 I (know) ……….his mother since I (be) ………5 years old because she was my neighbour 3 I ………(not/play) tennis since I was at school but I ………(be) very good at it back then 4 She (be) ………extremely quiet since her husband (die) ………

5 I ……….(play) Hockey since I (be) ……….a child - I'm pretty good! Exercise 7 : Complete the sentences about special diets with the words below. eggs fruit milk pork wheat 1 If you follow a gluten-free diet, you can't eat ………

2 Muslims don't eat ………

3 If you're lactose intolerant, you avoid ………

4 Vegans don't eat ………, but most vegetarians do 5 ………is a good snack if you're following a low-fat diet Exercise 8: Match (1 – 10) with (A – J) 1 25-metre: ……… 2 400-metre: ………

3 air-conditioned: ……… 4 brightly lit: ………

5 eight-lane: ……… 6 full-sized: ………

7 open-air: ……… 8 solar-heated: ………

9 soundproof: ……… 10 well-equipped: ………

A climbing wall B boxing ring C weights room D football pitch

E ice rink F golf course G athletics track H swimming pool

I swimming pool J dance studio

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Exercise 9: Match these words with the suitable definitions:

sleepy / relieved / guilty / exhausted / worried / upset

1 dismissed; released: ………

2 to be very tired having little to no energy: ………

3 responsible for wrong doing: ………

4 emotionally troubled or stressed: ………

5 needing sleep; ready to go to sleep ………

6 had upsetting or troubling thoughts about a concern or problem: ………

1 The anxious mother (worried / sleepy / exhausted / guilty) about her son after he didn’t come home from school

on time

2 After the colicky baby arrived, the new parents became (relieved / exhausted / upset / sleepy) from lack of sleep

3 Though she was (relieved / exhausted / upset / guilty) of taking the money from the safe, the banker tried to blame the theft on someone else

4 News of her father’s death caused the girl to become very (sleepy / upset / guilty / relieved)

5 Several twelve-hour shifts in a row will make one thankful to be (relieved / guilty / sleepy / worried) from work for a day off

6 One in seven accidents is caused by (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) drivers

7 In (exhausted / worried / hot / guilty) weather lettuces can suddenly run to seed

8 Many students were (sleepy / upset / guilty / relieved) by the news that their beloved principal would not be returning

9 Once he was convicted of felony charges, the officer was (relieved / guilty / sleepy / worried) of his duties

10 I felt so (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) I couldn't stop yawning

1 The alcohol was making him (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted)

2 Most of the nervous citizens are (worried / sleepy / exhausted / guilty) about the hurricane since the strong storm could quickly flood the city

3 If we get so (relieved / exhausted / upset / sleepy) during our first week of the strenuous exercising program, we can always take a break

4 Filled with grief, the widow was crying and (sleepy / upset / guilty / relieved) during her husband’s funeral

5 At shift change, the night nurse (relieved / guilty / sleepy / worried) the daytime aide and took over the patient’s care

6 You will begin to feel (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) as the drug enters the bloodstream

7 Strike the iron while it is (exhausted / worried / hot / guilty)

8 Fretful and (worried / sleepy / exhausted / guilty), the girl didn’t want to take the test since she never studied or did her homework

9 I was (sleepy / upset / guilty / relieved) when learning that I did not get the promotion but have since calmed down

10 I felt (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) all day

1 Remember you may feel (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) after taking the pills

2 After flying in a plane for 24 hours to Japan, the children were completely (relieved / exhausted / upset / sleepy) and went straight to bed

3 Because he was (relieved / exhausted / upset / guilty) of the crime, Charles was sent to the slammer for several years

4 I was so (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted), I couldn't keep my eyes open

5 Puppies can become (relieved / exhausted / upset / sleepy) when they run around too much and don’t sleep enough

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6 I’m pretty sure my puppy was (relieved / exhausted / upset / guilty) of chewing up my shoe since his teeth marks are still in the leather

7 The soft background music made her feel (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted)

8 In (exhausted / worried / hot / guilty) weather the temperature gets very high

9 She had just awakened, her eyes (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted) and her hair tousled

10 Seeing the puppy hurt on the side of the road made the kind-hearted driver feel sad and (sleepy / upset / guilty / relieved)

Exercise 13: Fill in the blanks with the suitable words or phrases below:

peanut / martial art / broken a bone / pudding / salad / went abroad / risotto / avocado / ice-skating / chocolate

1 Have you ever ……… after a minor fall as an adult?

2 Kerala's ………form, Kalani Payette, is very similar to Karate

3 In 1947 he ……… to study

4 I like to go ……… in winter

5 ………is a hard brown sweet food made from cocoa beans, used in cooking to add taste to cakes, etc or eaten as a sweet

6 ……….is an oval-shaped seed of a plant, that grows underground in pairs inside a thin brown shell

7 A fruit with thick green or black skin, a large round seed at the center, and oily

green or yellow flesh, which is often eaten as a vegetable in salads It is an………

8 A ……… is a sweet dish eaten at the end of a meal a hot sweet dish, often like a cake, made from flour, fat and eggs with fruit, jam, etc in or on it 9 ……… is an Italian dish of rice cooked with vegetables, meat, etc 10 She had a tuna ……… for lunch Exercise 14: Fill in the blanks with the suitable definitions. difficult / healthy / addictive / exciting / boring / exhausting 1 Something that is easy to be addicted to; easy to develop a reliance on ………

2 Uninteresting or intriguing ………

3 Needing a significant amount of skill or ability to complete ………

4 Thrilling and interesting ………

5 Making one feel physically or mentally tired ………

6 Not injured or sick ………

Exercise 15: Fill in the blanks with the suitable words or phrases.

difficult / population growth / addictive / healthy / climate change / boring / exhausting / industrialization /

exciting / time-consuming

1 This game is extremely ………, having roped me into playing it for over six hours even though I only planned to play for one

2 They say nothing is more ………than watching paint dry, but honestly this lecture from the professor is tough competition

3 It is ……… to perform any sport at an Olympic level, as it requires years of practice and dedication to reach that level of skill

4 When my wife announced we were having a baby, the ……….news made me go buy a house full of baby toys

5 After working an ……… 16-hour shift, the dog-tired police officer kicked off the boots and crashed on the couch

6 ………cells replaced the cancerous ones once the survivor was in remission

7 Some of the more ……….jobs can now be done by machines

8 Modernization and ……… have contributed to later marriages, for example, as have improvements in educational and employment opportunities for women

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9 ………is the changes in the earth's weather, including changes in temperature, wind patterns,

and rainfall, especially the increase in the temperature of the earth's atmosphere that is caused by the increase of particular gases, especially carbon dioxide

10 ……….is the increase in the number of people in a population or dispersed group

1 A (tower block / mountain range / main road / tennis player) is a very tall block of flats or offices

2 He liked to look for shells on the (main road / sea shore / swimming pool / football pitch)

3 People who have fallen through the (safety net / main road / mountain range / swimming pool) and ended up homeless on the streets

4 A (football pitch / main road / safety net / tennis court) is the venue where the sport of tennis is played

5 A (swimming pool / sea shore / tower block / main road) is an area of water that has been created for people to swim in

6 A (main road / mountain range / sea shore / tennis player) or hill range is a series of mountains or hills arranged in

a line and connected by high ground

7 We live on a busy (main road / tower block / mountain range / tennis court) There must be a lot of noise from traffic

8 A (tennis court / football pitch / tennis player / swimming pool) is the playing surface for the game of association football

9 A (flood light / safety net / sea shore / tower block) is a broad-beamed, high-intensity artificial light

10 (Athletics / Boxing / Climbing / Golf) is a group of sporting events that involves competitive running, jumping, throwing, and walking

1 A (swimming pool / sea shore / tower block / main road) is a structure designed to hold water to

enable swimming or other leisure activities

2 (Golf / Bowling / Golf / Basketball) is a game played by two teams of five players, using a large ball which players try to throw into a high net hanging from a ring

3 (Bowling / Climbing / Boxing / Bowling) is a target sport and recreational activity in which a player rolls

a ball toward pins or another target

4 (Boxing / Bowling / Golf / Climbing) is the sport or activity of climbing rocks or mountains

5 (Dance / Ice / Golf / Weigh) is an art form consisting of sequences of body movements with aesthetic and

often symbolic value, either improvised or purposefully selected

6 (Dance / Golf / Ice / Basketball) is a club-and-ball sport in which players use various clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible

7 (Dance / Golf / Ice / Basketball) is water frozen into a solid state, typically forming at or below temperatures of

32 °F, 0 °C, or 273 K

8 A (room / court / ring / weight) is an object that is heavy

9 An (addictive / boring / exciting / time-consuming) substance will make the human body crave more of it, drivingthe person to consume more and continue a vicious cycle

10 Archery is a (addictive / difficult / healthy / boring) skill to master, especially now that bows are not the primary means of fighting at a distance

1 (Bowling / Climbing / Boxing / Golf) is a sport in which two people fight each other with their hands, while wearing very large thick gloves

2 (Boxing / Bowling / Golf / Climbing) is the activity of using one's hands, feet, or other parts of the body to ascend a steep topographical object that can range from the world's tallest mountains to small boulders

3 The doctor said he should not lift heavy (rooms / courts / rings / weights)

4 A (golf course / dance studio / ice rink / boxing ring) is the grounds on which the sport of golf is played

5 A (climbing wall / climbing wall / athletics track / bowling alley) is an artificially constructed wall with grips for hands and feet, usually used for indoor climbing, but sometimes located outdoors

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6 A (boxing ring / dance studio / ice rink / golf course), often referred to simply as a ring or the squared circle, is the space in which a boxing match occurs

7 A (boxing ring / dance studio / ice rink / golf course) is a large area of land that is designed for playing golf on

8 An (boxing ring / dance studio / ice rink / golf course) is a frozen body of water and / or an artificial sheet of ice created using hardened chemicals where people can ice skate or play winter sports

9 A (boxing ring / dance studio / ice rink / golf course) is a space in which dancers learn or rehearse

10 An (alley / room / track / studio) is a narrow passage behind or between

1 Horace is extremely (exciting / exhausting / boring / difficult) to listen to no matter what he is saying, due to his droning, toneless voice

2 Anything that you are not particularly good at will be (addictive / difficult / healthy / boring) for you to

accomplish, such as acing a math test if you are not naturally skilled at math

3 Her (exciting / difficult / boring / exhausting) next step after graduating from high school was to be the first person in her family to attend college

4 The fitness trainer completed several (difficult / exhausting / healthy / boring) workouts today and left the gym drained of any energy

5 The plant looked (healthy / difficult / addictive / boring), but it was in need of sunlight

6 The drafting of a full partnership agreement is a difficult and (healthy / habitat destruction / time-consuming / industrialization) business

7 (Healthy / Deforestation / Habitat destruction / Industrialization) is the removal of a forest or stand of trees from land that is then converted to non-forest use

8 There can be economic pressures such as (healthy / deforestation / habitat destruction / industrialization) that cause rural to urban movement

9 (Habitat destruction / deforestation / industrialization / healthy) is the process by which a natural habitat becomes incapable of supporting its native species

10 I’ve always been shy, so I find it very (addictive / difficult / healthy / boring) to be outgoing and make new friends when I go to a new school or even a social gathering

1 (Bowling / Climbing / Boxing / Golf) is a combat sport in which two people, usually wearing protective

gloves and other protective equipment such as hand wraps and mouthguards, throw punches at each other for a predetermined amount of time in a boxing ring

2 Heavy (rooms / courts / rings / weights) should be lifted with a straight back

buildings

3 The (bowling alley / climbing wall / ice rink / basketball court) is the playing surface, consisting of a rectangular floor, with baskets at each end

4 A (athletics track / bowling alley / climbing wall / golf course) is a facility where the sport of bowling is played

5 Alcohol is (addictive / boring / exciting / time-consuming) to some people because they enjoy the sense of carefree bliss that comes with drinking oneself into oblivion

6 Taking several long math tests back to back was a mentally (difficult / exhausting / healthy / boring) task that caused the students to feel weary and worn-out

7 Without a (healthy / difficult / addictive / boring) work-out plan in place, the man began to regain the weight he had lost

8 Producing a dictionary is a very (healthy / habitat destruction / time-consuming / industrialization) job

9 (Healthy / Deforestation / Habitat Destruction / Industrialization) is the process of developing industries in a country or an area

10 (Industrialization / Healthy / Deforestation / Habitat Destruction) is the act of cutting down or burning the trees

in an area

Exercise 21 : Choose the best option

1 In July 2015, he (broke a bone / go abroad / ride a horse / bake cakes) in his neck in a fall at the family home inMaine

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2 We are Producer of Boxing and (drama / Martial Art / musical instrument / shopping) equipment

3 Some people enjoy watching (chess / board games / drama / ballet) on TV, where someone’s life is exciting or unpredictable every single day

4 (Pudding / curry pie / risotto / soup) is a hot sweet dish, often like a cake, made from flour, fat and eggs with fruit,jam, etc in or on it

5 A tropical fruit with hard, dark green skin and a soft, light green inside part that does not taste sweet and contains

a large seed It is an (chocolate / peanut / alley / avocado)

6 Risotto / stir-fry / salad / curry pie) is a dish of rice cooked together with vegetables, meat, etc

7 I have a pair of skates to go (camping / bowling / skateboarding / ice skating)

8 I love to go (camping / bowling / skateboarding / ice skating) on frozen ponds when it snows

9 Do you have any plan of (shopping / running / going abroad / going ice skating)?

10 Let's revive the country in the name of (martial art / ice hockey / musical instrument / photography) to compose and praise hero legends

1 Many people find the thrill of the lottery (addictive / boring / exciting / time-consuming), so they continue to play

it even though their chances of winning are so slim

2 I lead a very (exciting / exhausting / boring / difficult) lifestyle of waking up, going to school, going home, and sleeping, with almost no extracurricular distractions

3 If your leg is injured, you will find it (addictive / difficult / healthy / boring) to move around the house, and it might be impossible to run altogether

4 After I read the advertisement for the (exciting / difficult / boring / exhausting) job, I knew I could be the next stuntman in the action movie

5 To keep herself (healthy / difficult / addictive / boring), the woman worked out three times a week

6 (Healthy / Deforestation / Habitat Destruction / Industrialization) was responsible for creating the first widespreaddivision between the public world and the world of home

7 Drinking may also increase the chance of falling and (breaking a bone / riding a horse / doing martial arts / going abroad)

8 In 1964, judo became an Olympic sport, and remains the only (gymnastics / drama / board games / martial art) in the games

9 The little girl was (relieved / exhausted / upset / guilty) of breaking the vase but wouldn’t admit it

10 The heat and the wine made her (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted)

1 I cannot help but wonder why smokers find cigarettes so (addictive / boring / exciting / time-consuming), ruining their lungs and emptying their pockets every time they buy another pack

2 “My life is (exciting / difficult / boring / exhausting),” persuaded the divorced mother of four, “because I have traveled to many places around the world.”

3 The fans glued their eyes to the television screen so they would not miss any of the (exciting / difficult / boring / exhausting) plays of the football game

4 Her once (healthy / difficult / addictive / boring) hair was now damaged by using too many chemicals

5 (Healthy / Deforestation / Habitat Destruction / Industrialization) in rural areas has increased, and has been more rapid than in metropolitan areas

6 One in seven accidents is caused by (sleepy / upset / hot / relieved) drivers

7 I felt so (sleepy / exhausted / guilty / worried) I couldn't stop yawning

8 The alcohol was making him (sleepy / exhausted / guilty / worried)

9 The soft background music made her feel (sleepy / exhausted / guilty / worried)

10 Finally, David (went abroad / rode a horse / broke a bone / found any money) to pursue success

1 The break in the ice allowed us to go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

2 We go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) and sledding during the winter months

3 I decided to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for further studies

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4 He has (gone abroad / hung out with friends/ made clothes / read books) with the members of his family.

5 Tom (broke a bone / rode a horse / did martial arts / went abroad) and was hospitalized for several months

6 Judo is a modern Japanese (gymnastics / drama / board games / martial art) that originated in Japan

7 I wear my skates when I go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

8 We went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) on the frozen snow

9 He wished to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher studies

10 In these days of globalization, many students (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher education

1 I wear gloves when I go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

2 Most of the nervous citizens are (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) about the hurricane since the strong stormcould quickly flood the city

3 I am (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) to hear that this isn't true

4 I was (relieved / worried / upset / guilty) when learning that I did not get the promotion but have since calmed down

5 The lake was frozen solid, so we went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

6 I love to go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading), but I always freeze when I fall

7 I intend to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher studies

8 When you (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) you need foreign currency

9 He has (gone abroad / hung out with friends/ made clothes / read books) for higher studies

10 You'll be (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) to know your jobs are safe

1 The anxious mother (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) about her son after he didn’t come home from school

on time

2 I was mightily (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) when we landed at Manchester airport

3 Many students were (relieved / worried / upset / guilty) by the news that their beloved principal would not be returning

4 Tae Kwon Do or Taekwondo, Korean (gymnastics / drama / board games / martial art), known for its dramatic flying and spinning kicks

5 Though it was cold, we still went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

6 We can go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) downtown during the winter

7 The first time I went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading), I fell down a lot

8 He is looking for an opportunity to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books)

9 It is a golden opportunity for you to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books)

10 When you (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books), you must adapt yourself to the local customs and traditions

1 (Gymnastics / Drama / Ballet / Martial Art) is a sport that is traditional Japanese or Chinese form of fighting

or defending yourself

2 Her yawn suggests that she is (worried / sleepy / relieved / exhausted)

3 I like to go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) on frozen snow

4 The winter season is a good time to go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

5 He was inwardly (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) that the test was cancelled

6 The lake was frozen, but we still went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

7 Beijing opera is a performing art including opera performance, singing, music, dance and (gymnastics / drama / board games / martial art)

8 He will (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher studies

9 His mother was (upset / relieved / worried / exhausted) to see him happy again

10 I always wear my caput when I go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

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1 The weather is so cold that we can go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading).

2 Seeing the puppy hurt on the side of the road made the kind-hearted driver feel sad and (relieved / worried / upset / guilty)

3 (Gymnastics / Drama / Ballet / Martial Art) is traditional method of fighting or defending yourself, such

as judo or karate

4 I put on my gloves before I go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

5 At present times, many people wish to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for settling down there

6 After graduation, I will (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for 3 months

7 Filled with grief, the widow was crying and (relieved / worried / upset / guilty) during her husband’s funeral

8 We went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) on the frozen pond covered in snow

9 Do you plan to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher studies?

10 The arctic is a place where you can go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

Exercise 29: Fill in the blanks with the suitable words or phrases below:

pudding / drama / ice-skating / breaks a bone / go abroad / musical instrument / gymnastics / chocolate / martial

art / ice hockey

1 Some students who ……….may experience mental health issues

2 I wear my coat when I go ………

3 ………is a sweet, usually brown, food made from cacao seeds, that is usually sold in a block and is often used as a flavour for desserts, drinks, etc

4 A ……….is a sweet dessert

5 Several evenings a week, he also teaches jiujitsu, a Japanese ………involving wrestling, and also does Thai boxing

6 A fracture occurs when a sportsman ………in his legs or arms as a direct of rigorous sporting activity

7 ……….is an emotional or exciting turn of events or set of circumstances.

8 I was so impressed with the men's ………at the Olympics

9 ……… a game played on ice between two teams of players who each have a curved stick with which they try to put a puck (= a small, hard disc) into the other team's goal

10 ………is an object, such as a piano, guitar, or drum, that is played to produce musical sounds

1 Winter is a great time to go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

2 News of her father’s death caused the girl to become very (relieved / worried / upset / guilty)

3 We go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading) during the winter holidays

4 Now, Ryo is the leader of the Karate, the best (gymnastics / drama / board games / martial art) in the world

5 Put on your skates and let's go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

6 You should (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books) for higher studies

7 I always wear my outmost coat when I go (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

8 She has no plans to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books)

9 The resort had a skating rink where we went (skateboarding / running / ice-skating / rollerblading)

10 I have no plans to (go abroad / hang out with friends/ make clothes / read books)

THE END!

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UNIT 3 SUSTAINABLE HEALTH Exercise 1: Classify the following nouns according to their correct parts:

1 inside your body: ……….…

thigh throat thumb toe wrist

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1 ……….they (be) happy if Kai ………(do) that?

A Will be – does B Will they be – do C Are they – will do

2 Unless Suzy ……….(start) now, she ……….(not finish) the project on time

A start – won’t finish B will start – don’t finish C starts – won’t finish

3 Your mother ……….(smile) happily if you ……….(give) her some beautiful flowers

4 Peter ……….(take) a taxi to get home if it ……….(rain)

5 If he ……….(go) to the pub, he ……….(come across) some old friends

A go – will come across B goes – comes across C goes – will come across

6 The meeting ……….(begin) as soon as all of them ……….(be) ready

A will begin – are B will begin – will be C begins – are

7 If my brother ……….(study abroad), I ……….(feel) happy for him

A studies abroad – feel B studies abroad – will feel C study abroad – will feel

8 If Peter ……….(go) to the supermarket, she ……….(buy) some tomatoes

9 His parents ……….(be) upset if he ……….(smoke)

A won’t be upset – smokes B are – will smoke C will be – smokes

10 If you ……….(be) thirsty, ……….(drink) some grape juice

11 What ……….(happen) if you ……….(not go) to school on time?

A happen – won’t go B will happen – don’t go C will happen – doesn’t go

12 Unless Lam ……….(hurry up), he ……….(be) late for work

A won’t hurry up – will be B don’t hurry up – will be C hurries up – will be

13 If you ……….(keep) eating too much, you ……….(be) getting fat

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14 San ……….(not know) the secret unless you ……….(tell) him.

A don’t know – tell B won’t know – tell C won’t know – tells

15 If Kate ……….(get) a haircut, she ……….(look) much better

Exercise 5: Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets with the first conditional sentence.

1 If I ………(go) out tonight, I ………(go) with my friends

2 If you ………(stay) up late, you ………(be) exhausted

3.If I ………(not meet) him today, I ………(phone) him

4.If Mary ………(come), they ………(be) happy

5.If we ………(continue) staying here, we ………(be) late

6.If we ………(go) on holiday this summer, we ………(visit) Tokyo

7.If it ………(rain) too much, he ………(stay) at home

8.If the baby ………(eat) all the candies, he ………(feel) sick

9.If my parents ………(not want) to go out, I ………(cook) for dinner

10.The coffee ………(taste) bad unless you ………(add) the milk

11.We ………(not win) the match unless he ………(play) with us

12.If the weather ………(be) nice, we ………(have) a picnic

13.She ………(be) surprised if her ex-boyfriend ………(get) married

14.I ………(come) early if I ………(not have) anything to do

15.He ………(buy) a new car if he ………(have) enough money

16.If you ………(not come) with me, I ………(not go) to her birthday party

17.If Lisa ………(forget) doing homework, the teacher ………(give) her a low mark.18.If we ………(recycle) more, we ………(help) our planet

19.Unless it ………(be) so expensive, I ………(buy) it

20.Unless they ………(wear) coats, they ………(feel) cold

21 This company (accept) ………our conditions if John (meet) ………them tonight

22 Take some bread if you (be) ……….hungry

23 If I ………(go) out tonight, Anna ………(stay) at home with my mom

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24 If we ………(stay) up late, we ………(be) exhausted tomorrow morning.

25 If the weather ………(be) nice tomorrow, our family ………(have) a picnic

Exercise 6: Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets

1 (They / pay) ……… money for your mother yet?

2 (you / ever / eat) ………… …… Sushi?

3 I (work)………… here for three years

4 I (just / decide) ……….to start working next week

5 My father (not/ play)……… any sport since last year

6 How long (you/ know) ………… ……… each other?

7 She (write)………… three poems about her fatherland

8 This is the second time I (watch) ………this comedy with my boyfriend

9 He (not eat) ……… this kind of food before

10 She is the most warm-hearted woman I (meet / ever) ………

Exercise 7: Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets

1 I (eat) ……… dinner at six o’clock yesterday

2 My neighbor (buy) ……… a new car last week

3 They (go) ……… to Italy on their last summer holiday

4 My family and I (see) ……… a comedy movie last night

5 First, we (do) ……… exercise, and then we (drink) ……… some water

6 Suddenly, the animal jumped and (bite) ……… my hand

7 What time (you / get up) ……… this morning?

8 When I was ten years old, I (break) ……… my arm It really (hurt) ………

9 It was warm, so I ………my coat (take off).

10 The bed was very uncomfortable I ……… very well (not / sleep)

1 They (do) ……… it for you tomorrow

2 My father (call) ……… you in 5 minutes

3 We believe that she (recover) ………from her illness soon

4 I promise I (return) ……… school on time

5 If it rains, he (stay) ……… at home

1 I ……… (make) lunch when he arrives

2 Kanna ……… (stay) here till Sunday,

3 Snehi ……… (wait) for the bus for ten more minutes

4 When you come in the evening, we ……… (play) cricket

5 While I am watching the match, Naina ……… (prepare) dinner

6 This time tomorrow, I ……… (relax) at home

1 We ……… the washing by 8 o’clock (do)

2 She ……… Paris by the end of next year (visit)

3 I ……… this by 6 o’clock (finish)

4 Sam ……… by next week (leave)

5 They ……… their essay by tomorrow (write)

6 You ……… a lot of your work by the end of this month (do)

7 By November all the leaves ……… (fall)

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8 If he doesn’t hurry, they ……… before he comes (leave)

9 Be quick! The child ……… before you rescue it (drown)

10 The airman ……… more than a thousand miles, before the end of this month (fly)

11 We ……… twenty miles more before we cross the frontier (travel)

1 Patients with infections need ……… treatments, for example, a course of penicillin

2 Without ……… , there would be so much more sickness and death in the world

3 Wrap the ……….firmly around the injured limb

4 Apply a ……… to the wound and bandage it

5 One day, she needed to be given a ………for a headache

6 The ………showed a slight irregularity in one lung

7 Fever resulted from becoming ………

8 A ………is a person who climbs mountains

9 A ……….a large area of land where it is always very dry, there are few plants, and there is a lot of sand

or rocks

10 ……….is a medical condition in which parts of the body, especially the fingers and toes, become damaged as a result of extremely cold temperatures

1 ………I use your pen please?

2 When I was a child, I ………speak a little German

3 Take an umbrella It ………….rain later

4 ……… it snow tomorrow?

5 I ……… play badminton tomorrow

6 ……… I have a cup of tea, please?

7 ………she definitely play at the concert?

8 ……….you be able to find a good job when you leave school?

9 We haven't got a lot of money, so we ……….go on holiday next year

10 He ………probably help you with your homework if you ask him

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A will B may C might D can

1 (A / An) ……….is any of various chemical substances, such as penicillin, streptomycin,

chloramphenicol, and tetracycline, produced by various microorganisms, especially fungi, or made synthetically

2 One of the most widely used ……….agents is penicillin

3 Her doctor said that she should take (a / an) ……… because it will help her fight the bacterial infectionthat is causing her strep throat

4 After falling off of his bike, Alex was sent to the camp infirmary where they administered an ……… cream over his wound

5 Typically, ……….treatments offer rapid results that provides quick relief to patients

6 Without ………to ease his headache, the man had no choice but to go to bed early

7 I’ve got a difficult, important exam tomorrow I’m feeling a little bit …………

8 Our mother will be ……… when she finds out about the broken vase

9 I see people who have opportunities I don't have, and I get ………

10 Laughter is the best ………

Exercise 14: Fill in the blank in the following sentences with one word below.

climber / anxious / ashamed / medicine / will / X-ray / bandage / bruise / of / organ

1 I studied ……… in college

2 He had a strip of ………tied around his head

3 The ……….showed there was no break in his leg

4 A ……….is a person or animal that climbs

5 The eye is the ……….of sight

6 Who do you think ……….win the next World Cup?

7 Eve got a big black ………where I banged my arm

8 I felt ……….of the things I’d said to him

9 She had always been envious ………her cousin's long blond hair

10 Jack is ………about his exams and decides not to go out with Tom

could / frostbite / shocked / of / interested / anxiety / surprised / won’t / depressed / disappointed

1 My job makes me ………

2 Are you ……….in buying a car? I’m trying to sell mine

3 Everybody was ……….that he passed the examination

4 I was ……….with the film I expected to be much better

5 We were very ……… when we heard the news

6 It ………snow later I'm not sure

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7 If you don't revise, you ……….pass the exam.

8 Some of his colleagues at work became suspicious ……….his behaviour

9 She lives a life of constant ……… over money and job security

10 He wore gloves to prevent ………

frostbite / X-ray / climber / medicine / hormone / desert / bandages / painkillers / dressing / dehydrated

1 Music is the ……….of the breaking heart

2 The ……… are about 6-9 m wide and about 1 m or less thick

3 Place the ……….directly onto the wound and hold it in place

4 She received strong ……….but the pain did not end

5 The ……….showed that the boy's leg was broken

6 I was ……….after the marathon

7 The ……….fell from a great height

8 A ……… is a region of land that is very dry

9 ……….is a condition in which part of your body (such as your fingers or toes) freezes or almost freezes

10 ………levels increase throughout pregnancy

1 The ……… showed that the bone was broken in two places

2 He was wearing (a / an) ……… around his head

3 Give me (a / an) ……… I can't endure the pain any longer

4 One ………camel drank 186 litres of water in two bouts of 94 and 92 litres

5 Drink lots of water to avoid becoming ………

6 The machine directs (a / an) ……….beam at the patient's body

7 She had (a / an) ……….to see if any of her ribs were broken

8 When you wake up, your body is ……….and needs liquid

9 By the time you actually feel thirsty, your body is already slightly ………

10 High - sodium foods will make you more thirsty and ………

medicine / genetics / climber / painkiller / X-ray / organ / bandages / dehydrated / desert / desert

1 Take the ……… three times a day

2 Is he more important than the person who ……… the wounds?

3 Panadol is a ……… Its active ingredient is acetaminophen or paracetamol

4 The ………showed a crack in one rib

5 Her body had ……… dangerously with the heat

6 The ……… girded himself with a rope

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7 They travelled many miles across burning ………sands.

8 A ……… is a large area of land, usually in a hot region, where there is almost no water, rain, trees,

or plants

9 The liver is an ……….and so is the heart

10 As a biologist, my main interest has been human ………

1 His body temperature was high and he had become………

2 The ………showed that her leg was not broken

3 When the ground is frozen, walking on it for extended periods of time can cause ………

4 ………is a chemical substance produced in the body or in a plant that encourages growth or influences

how the cells and tissues function; an artificial substance that has similar effects

5 Research has shown that ………replacement therapy can reduce the risk of fracture by 50 to 60 per cent

6 Peter is recovering from ………in his left hand

7 Students are flocking to such fields as ………and molecular biology

8 An article in the newspaper ……… Mrs Thu

9 It was a very ……… article to her

10 Mrs Lan was very ………when she read the news

1 I (have ) ……….………this toy since my birthday

2 The last time I (go) ……….………to HN was in May

3 I (not see ) ………my son for ages He (not visit ) ………me since May

4 Tom ( be) ……….………to HN twice He loves it very much

5 I (move) ………to HN in 2001

6 So far this month there (be ) ……….………three robberies in this street

7 I (feel ) ……….………better since I ( live) ……… here

8 Since I (be ) ……….………in this city, I ( not see) ………him

9 (it/ rain) ………yesterday?

10 Up to now, the teacher (give) ………our class five tests

1 Do you think our teacher will let us (use) ………our dictionaries?

2 I want to travel because I enjoy (meet) ……… people and (see) ……… new places

3 He risked (lose) ………his house when his company went bankrupt

4 The council considers (ban) ……… vehicles from the city center to relieve traffic jam

5 Instead of (go) ………out with Janet, we decided (stay) ………home

6 Would you mind (lend) ………me your pocket calculator?

7 It is not worth (repair) ………that computers You had better (buy) ………a new one

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8 He doesn’t allow us (smoke) ………in his house.

9 They will have some workers (decorate) ………their house

10 Passing the restaurant, he stopped (drink) ………a coffee

Exercise 22: Mark the letter A, B, C, D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best completes each

of the following exchanges.

1 A: “Thank you for a lovely evening.” – B: “……….”

C Yes, I’d like that D Yes, that would be very nice

2 “Goodbye Have a nice weekend.” – “Goodbye “……… ”

A Me too B You’re welcome C Not at all D The same to you

3 “Have a good holiday, Peter!” - “………, Mary.”

4 John: “I’ve passed my final exam.”- Tom: “……….”

A Good luck B It’s nice of you to say so C That’s a good idea D Congratulations!

5 Lam: “Bye!”- Lan “………”

A See you lately B See you later C Thank you D Meet you again

6 “Why don’t you ask Helen for help? I think he is always ready.” “……….”

A Yes, please B I hope so C I hope not D That is a good idea

7 A: “………” - B: “ I’ve got no idea.”

A It’s your turn B Are you tired? C Let’s go D What about you?

8 Ann: “Do you think you’ll get the job?” – Mary: “……… ”

A I know so B Well, I hope so C I think not D Yes, that’s right

Exercise 23: Fill in each blank with an appropriate word below.

hand / eye / face / mouth / ear

1 It has eyes, nose and mouth on it ………

2 You can use this to write and draw ………

3 You can use this to smile ………

4 You can use this to see everything ………

5 You can use this to listen to music ………

1 If the defender cannot achieve these aims, he may ……… intentionally

A bang his head B commit a foul C twist his ankle D cut himself badly

2 The gold ……….has been widely exposed to the public on television

3 David was a gymnastics gold ………

4 Everyone cries sometimes – it’s nothing to be ……….of

5 I see people who have opportunities I don’t have, and I get ………

6 The knife is very sharp Be careful or you’ll ……… yourself

7 That kettle is very hot – be careful! Don’t ……… yourself

8 Mary ………her ankle and now it’s very swollen

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9 My friend’s ……… was due to the death of her grandfather.

10 The athlete wore his medal with………

1 Mum will be ………when she finds out about the broken vase

2 We had (a/an) ……….couple of weeks waiting for the test results

3 The police were ………of Bob because his story did not quite make sense

4 Tan was a gold ……….in that event at both the 1993 World Cup and the 1994 World Championships

5 Johnson, bronze ……….the last two years, was never a contender and finished eighth

6 Mr Ben, the 1983 World steeplechase silver ……… , has chosen London to make his marathon debut

7 Steven, a two-time gold ……….at the Atlanta Games, won in the individual category

8 I feel ……….when my school got the best exam results in the country

9 I was ……….when my dad shouted at me

10 The children were ………that they had behaved so badly

Exercise 26: Give correct form of the verbs, using bare infinitive, to infinitive and gerund.

1 She expects (promote) ………soon, but things seem (go) ……… wrong

2 Don’t forget (return) ……… John my books

3 I remember (read) ……… this story several times

4 He tries (work) ……… to save money

5 We don’t have much time Don’t stop (work) ……… , please

6 I was really busy last week, so I forget (phone) ……… you

contempt / medalist / contempt / happy / medalist / contempt / surprised / medalist / medalist / sad

1 Shooter Xu Haifeng became China's first ever Olympic Gold ………

2 Being silent is the perfect way to show ………

3 I feel nothing but ……… for people who treat children so cruelly

4 They had shown a ……… for the values she thought important

5 People feel ……… when they hear good news

6 Some people feel ……… when it rains hard in the dry season

7 People feel ……… when they hear bad news

8 Minh, a gold ……… in the men's team event, won the floor exercise Sunday night

9 Parker, the 1988 bronze ……… , went home empty - handed after being eliminated in the

quarterfinals

10 He won the Ohio State High School Championship and was ……….in the Ohio State Amateur

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Exercise 28: Rewrite these sentences with the given word or phrases.

1 Helen said she would go to the party with us

4 It’s not a good idea to travel during rush hour

 It’s best to avoid

5 He said that it was true that he didn’t have a license

 He admitted

1 I was ……….when John scored a goal

2 I’ll be ……….if Viet Nam win the World Cup

3 I’m really ………because I can’t find my mobile phone

4 A ……… is a small, sometimes pointed, beard on a man’s chin

5 A ……… a slight line or fold, especially in skin or fabric

1 Tom began playing the piano 4 years ago

1 If my grandfather (be) still alive, he would be a hundred today

2 I (offer) to give you a lift if I had my car here

3 Where (you/ choose) if you could live anywhere in the world?

4 If you (drive) from London to Paris, which way would you go?

5 If I (live) out of town, I (take) up the garden

6 We (not have) any money if we (not work)

7 I (not mind) living in England if the weather (be) better

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8 If I were you, I (not wait), I (go) now.

9 If we (have) more reliable car, we (drive) to Spain rather than fly

10 If Mr Morgan (be) still head teacher, he (not permit) such bad behavior

Exercise 2: Give the correct the form of each verb in brackets.

1 I wish he ……… here now (be)

2 She wishes you ……… better (feel)

3 I wish I ……… the answers (not lose)

4 She wishes that she ……… at home now (be)

5 I wish I ……… the news (hear)

6 I wish I ……… the subject more interesting (find)

7 He always wishes he ……… rich (be)

8 She wishes you ……… her (join)

9 He wishes he ……… ready (be)

10 She wishes she ……… how to sing (know)

1 I wish that he ……… us next year (visit)

2 We wish you ……… tomorrow (come)

3 They wish he ……… with them the next day (come)

4 They wish he ……… them next week (telephone)

5 He wishes you ……… him in the future (help)

6 She wishes the mail ……… soon (come)

7 They wish she ……… the arrangements for the meeting next week (make)

8 The boy wishes that he ……… the competition the next day (win)

9 I wish he ……….here tomorrow (not leave)

10 We wish we ….……… a test next Tuesday (not have)

1 I wish I ……… near my school ( live)

2 I wish I ……… her address ( know)

3 I wish I ……… taller (be )

4 I wish I ……… her now (meet)

5 They wish it ……… tomorrow (not rain)

6 I wish it ……… fine on the party next week (be)

7 I wish tomorrow ………a beautiful day (be)

8 If only I ……… rich (be)

9 If only she ……….more time on her next homework (spend)

10 If only you ………near the centre (live)

1 I wish the weather ……… warmer now (be)

2 You wish the door ……… (open)

3 He wishes he ……… us the book (show)

4 They wish we ……… for them (wait)

5 I wish you ……… to me (write)

6 They wish it ……… warmer (be)

7 Does he wish he ……… younger? (be)

8 She wishes she ……… the arrangements earlier (make)

9 They wish they ……… the appointment (not forget)

10 We always wish we ……… fluent in other languages (be)

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Exercise 6: Rewrite theses sentences with the given words or phrases.

1 I have to study hard -> I wish ……….………

2 It is raining heavily -> I wish ……….………

3 They work slowly -> I wish ……….… …………

4 She doesn’t join in the trip -> I wish ……….……

5 I am not good at English -> I wish ……….………

6 He studies badly -> I wish ……….………

7 He doesn’t like playing sports -> I wish ……….…

8 I don’t have a computer -> I wish ……… ………….………

9 Today isn’t a holiday -> I wish ……….…………

10 She doesn’t like this place -> I wish ……….………

11 I can’t sing this song -> I wish ……….…………

12 They won’t come here again -> I wish ……….…………

13 He won’t go swimming with me -> I wish ………

14 I will be late for school -> I wish ……….………

15 I can’t play basketball -> I wish ……….………

Exercise 7: Rewrite theses sentences with the given words or phrases.

1 I would like you to come here now

1 I would rather ……….(be) a vampire than a zombie

2 I’d rather you ……….(tell) me the truth, even if it’s bad news

3 I’d rather ……….(study) grammar than vocabulary

4 We would rather you ……….(allow) us to stay than ……….(show) where the nearest hotel is

5 He would rather ……….(save) up than ……….(spend) all his money

6 We would rather ……….(read) the article now by ourselves than ……….(listen) to your retelling

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7 They would rather she ……….(make) her own mistakes in her test tomorrow than ………(do) the work for her.

8 They would rather I ……….(shovel) the snow on my own than ……….(help) me

1 It is time for you to go now

=> You had better ………

2 If I were you, I would stop to buy some petrol

=> You had better ………

3 I think that we should leave in 30 minutes

=> We had better ………

4 If she isn’t on time, the lecturer will get mad

=> She had better ……….or the lecturer will get mad

5 It’s time for the government to take action in solving the problem of poverty

=> The government had better ………

6 Mary is going out It looks as if it might rain (an umbrella)

=> Mary had better ………

7 Mark plans to go to a restaurant this evening It’s a very popular restaurant (reserve)

=> Mark had better ………

8 Daisy isn’t good enough to go to work (work)

=> Daisy had better ………

9 Tom received the phone bill four weeks ago but he hasn’t paid it yet (pay)

=> Tom had better ………

1 It’s cold today You’d better (wear) ………a coat when you go out

2 You don’t look very well You’d better (not /go) ………to work today

3 You’d better (be) ……… on time on my interview

4 It might rain We’d better (take) ……… an umbrella

5 I have to finish my thesis tonight I had better (not /go)………

1 I don’t fancy the theatre again I’d rather ………to the cinema

2 I’d rather speak to him in person ……… things over the phone

3 If I had a choice I think I’d rather ………

A lived in Ha Noi than in Da Nang B to live in Ha Noi than Da Nang

C live in Ha Noi than in Da Nang D live in Ha Noi to Da Nang

4 I don’t want to go out I’d rather ……….home

5 He would rather ……… up than ………all his money

A save / spend B saves / spends C saving / spending D saved / spend

Exercise 12: 1 You drink too much coffee, that’s why you can’t sleep

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4 My sister is absent from her class because she has a terrible headache.

1 Many people are currently ……… due to the economic downturn

2 I wish I could ……… to go on vacation, but it’s just not within my budget right now

3 Homeless individuals often have to ………on the streets, exposed to the elements

4 The school organized a fundraising campaign to ……….for a new playground

5 Our community is organizing ………to support a local shelter for the homeless

A local newspaper B a charity event C bowling alley D personal safety

6 My family makes fun of me since I always had an ………friend when I was younger instead of

befriending my classmates

7 The manufacturer had to admit fault when the number of complaints from angry customers became too many to

………

8 If you would like to ……….about a raise, you need to schedule a time to speak with your boss

9 The ……….man asked me if I could help him cross the street because he couldn’t carry a dog

10 She's ………an effort to study hard

1 If Sara ……….a mistake, she should fix it

2 Jenny stayed on at university to ……….research

3 Jade’s mother ……… her temperature and found out that she had a fever

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4 Charlie has to ……….a class every Friday this semester.

5 My school ………an announcement saying that all the students have to stay at home

6 I opened my mouth to shout but could not ………a sound

7 Before talking to his boss for a raise, the employee had an ……….discussion in the mirror pretending his reflection was his boss

8 The doctor will ………the splinter from the child’s foot using a pair of small scissors

9 There is a ………of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial

10 Leo reminded his mother to ……….tablets regularly every day

1 A great sculptor can make their ……… look as real as the person or animal whose likeness they are trying to capture

2 I immediately ……….a photograph of the palace

3 After twenty years of being……… , Barbara could finally see because of a successful operation which costed over fifty thousand dollars

4 I ………an effort to keep fit

5 They are ……… an effort to achieve the goal

6 Kathy ………the housework every day

7 Harry has to ………a choice between English and Science

8 May is when students have to ………their final exam

9 It seems like you are working under a lot of pressure ………it easy!

10 Since Caroline didn’t want to go to school, she provided her mother with an ………illness which did not trick her mother

1 What Harry showed is that one person can ………a difference

2 Hanna was kind of hoping maybe she’d let somebody else ……… the cooking

3 A sculptor may need to measure the height of their subject to make sure the ………….is the right size

4 The politician was ……….to the fact that no one was interested in anything he had to say

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